Today in Black History: Three S.C. State College students were killed while protesting a segregated bowling alley in the "Orangeburg Massacre" in 1968.
The New York Times
National
Senate Reaches 2-Year Deal in Bid to End Fiscal Standoffs
Editorial: Trump’s Backward View of Immigration
Pelosi Holds House Floor for 8 Hours in Defense of Dreamers
Top Trump Aide Resigns After Accusations of Abuse
Muhiyidin Moye, Black Lives Matter Activist, Is Shot and Killed in New Orleans
F.B.I. Finds No Evidence of Attack in Death of Border Agent
Market Gives Millennials Crash Course on Volatility
U.S. and Turkey Head Into Tense Face-Off in Syria
Steve Wynn Has Left the Building. Is It Still as Valuable?
Public Housing Towers Were Razed, but Problems Remained
Local
Turnstile Jumping Pits de Blasio Against Police Reformers
Uncovering the Ruins of an Early Black Settlement in New York
Graduation Rate Made Little Progress, State Says
Philly.com
Instead of boycotting White House, Eagles should make the visit about social justice
Why Pa.'s gerrymandered map went too far, according to state Supreme Court
Frederick Douglass lecture series at West Chester U. begins 120 years after his last lecture
The Detroit Free Press
Is there a Democratic wave building in this year's election? Key races will tell
Gov. Rick Snyder: State to end problem-plagued privatization experiment with prison food
Drugs, alcohol and suicides contribute to alarming drop in U.S. life expectancy
Former Michigan state Rep. Rashida Tlaib to seek Conyers' seat in Congress
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
New red-light camera bill in General Assembly clears committee
Ohio congressional candidates include felon, football star and medieval reenactor
Four judges file for two Ohio Supreme Court seats
Cleveland got $12.5 million in equipment for safety forces as benefit from hosting Republican National Convention
The Chicago Tribune
Woman accuses retired Chicago cop of repeated sexual assaults decades ago
Former students, workers accuse Northwestern journalism professor of misconduct
Pritzker running mate wants to make it easier for jail inmates to vote
In test of state law, Chicago homeless couple sue city, alleging property rights violated
The Star-Ledger
Menendez slams Trump oil drilling plan as a 'nightmare' for Jersey Shore
N.J. schools should have 'Black Lives Matter' week, says teachers union
Minimum wage boosted to $15 at N.J. bank
Democrat suddenly ends bid against Republican Leonard Lance
The Los Angeles Times
Chaos erupts at emergency meeting called to quell tensions after teen killed by deputies
Supreme Court's conservatives appear set to strike down union fees on free-speech grounds
Council demands investigation of generous pension program that doubled pay of workers who went on leave
Jury convicts Inglewood man of raping and forcing 11-year-old into prostitution; deadlocks on transgender woman's murder
The Washington Post
Ben Carson, or the tale of the disappearing Cabinet secretary
The family secret that lurked in the background: Descendants come to terms with slave-trading past
Senior White House official to resign after ex-wives’ allegations of abuse
The Fix: The White House’s Porter debacle is either a sign of incompetence or hubris — or both
Pelosi gives longest continuous speech in House history in bid to force immigration votes
The Fix: The House hasn’t seen a filibuster like this in more than a century
Congress set to vote on budget deal that would add $500 billion in spending
Republicans are doing a complete reversal on the deficit
Military parades are about ego and power. Of course Trump wants one.
USA Today
George W. Bush: 'Clear evidence Russians meddled' in election
Another 'flip flop' in Congress? 2018 midterms give Democrats hope
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