Today in Black History: In 2005 the U.S. Senate passed a resolution that apologized for its failure to act in addressing lynching.
The New York Times
Data Reveal a Rise in College Degrees Among Americans
Blow: The Worst of Both Worlds
White House Makes Moves to Bolster Gun Safety
Obama Urges Massachusetts Democrats to Turn Out for Markey’s Senate Bid
Several Murder Confessions Taken by Brooklyn Detective Have Similar Language
U.S. Offers Conditional Support for Police Monitor in Stop-and-Frisk Case
Police Agencies Are Assembling Records of DNA
The Christian Science Monitor
Immigration reform: Two Senate bill authors see pathway to ... passage
Could State Department woes tarnish Hillary Clinton’s image?
Chicago violence abates after 2012 homicide spike
The Monitor's View: The US economy's hidden STEM jobs
Some 300 Cambodian Nike workers fired after protests
The Star Ledger
In first meeting of general election, Christie and Buono address business group
Third poll shows Booker with big lead in Democratic Senate primary field
Hundreds mourn East Orange prom queen killed 2 weeks before graduation
Newark taking petitions for special city election
N.J. child welfare agency proposes less disclosure in fatal child abuse cases
The Detroit Free Press
New, troubling heroin addiction trend grips southeast Michigan
Detroit EM aims for better, cheaper trash service with moves to privatize
Judge orders governor, law firm to produce records in Detroit emergency manager lawsuit
Mike Duggan to appeal decision after judge kicked him off mayoral ballot
The Washington Post
NSA head: Leaks have caused U.S. ‘great harm’
Arne Duncan’s assignment: Sell preschool initiative to the GOP
In a first, white deaths outpace births
Judge tosses out law banning protests on Supreme Court plaza
Obama taps Native American fundraiser for human rights post
New Democratic ticket appears in Richmond
Census: D.C. growing younger and whiter
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland police offer pursuit training for officers, but critics say it isn't enough
Editorial: Disciplinary actions in Cleveland Police Department are an important step
Family food assistance available even when school year ends
Proposed database would let Ohio taxpayers monitor state spending online, penny by penny
GOP Chair Reince Priebus in Cleveland on Friday for African-American "listening session"
The Chicago Tribune
Madigan defies Quinn in pension wrangle
Group drops plan for online charter school
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Cobb school board reignites Common Core debate following outcry
Judge hears challenges to APS indictment
The Los Angeles Times
Anaheim council rejects bid to boost Latino representation
More Americans consider themselves multiracial
Californians rank 25th in college degrees, report says
USA Today
GOP rep says pregnancies from rape are rare
Principal cuts mic during graduation speech
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