Today in Black History: Author John Howard Griffin, who posed as a Black man for his seminal book on southern racism,"Black Like Me," was born in 1920.
The New York Times
Population Shifts Turning All Politics National
Why Hispanics Don’t Have a Larger Political Voice
'There Is a Divide’ in Republican Party, Cantor Says
Obama Finds He Can’t Put Iraq War Behind Him
Judges With Daughters More Often Rule in Favor of Women’s Rights
Starbucks to Provide Free College Education to Thousands of Workers
Methodist Church Pension Board Links Divestment to Firm’s Role in Israeli Prisons
Worries Over Access to Free Public TV
Bank Account Screening Tool Is Scrutinized as Excessive
The Star Ledger
Christie's pension plan puts N.J. Democrats in a bind as budget deadline looms
Newark neighbors, family mourn 6 killed in Father's Day fire
Christie tells Republican donors they'll 'get over' bridge scandal, report says
Supreme Court nominees Rabner, Solomon go before Senate Judiciary Committee today
On Baraka's transition team, the campaign continues
Sitting empty, Bears Stadium costs Newark, Essex County millions
Plainfield mayor in battle with city council, assemblyman
The Christian Science Monitor
Brooklyn Bridge gun control march: Could pushback against gun culture be working?
How vets help vets conquer the after-war
Eric Cantor: Could he be the next Karl Rove? (+video)
The Detroit Free Press
Teen pleads guilty in Utash beating, will testify against others in case
Bill to repeal controversial abortion insurance law to be discussed
10 reasons Michigan lawmakers couldn't pass plan to pay for road fixes
Detroit comes to terms with largest union, reaches deal with some bondholders
Philly.com
Income gap widens in Pa., all of U.S.
Held 7 years with no trial, ill Philly man released
Mentally ill or impaired inmates too often forgotten
Home-schooling parents rally against Common Core
With city schools needing more funds, eyes turn to Harrisburg
Amos brothers get their due for the founding of Lincoln University
The Chicago Tribune
'Sovereign citizen' follower faces trial for suits against judges
Chicago offers cash for reports of illegal tobacco sales
11-year-old girl among 6 people shot overnight in Chicago
Emanuel to testify today at Shakman hearing
The Washington Post
In memoir, Barry tries to recast legacy, offers account of infamous drug bust
The New Republic’s cover story isn’t about Scott Walker. It’s about a polarized America.
Education Reform is the new New Math
Tea party angles for key House position
Imprisoning fathers makes their kids unprepared for school
The never-ending gap in employment between whites and blacks
D.C. officials seek stronger oversight of charter schools
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland Browns, Cavs, Indians outspent alcohol, tobacco interests in sin tax campaign
Bill Clinton gives Ed FitzGerald and other Ohio Democrats thumbs-up after 'job interviews'
Officers charged in police chase, shooting appear in court: June 13 newscast
Jon Husted increases financial lead over Nina Turner in Ohio secretary of state's race
Ohio senator proposes crackdown on payday lenders following Supreme Court ruling
The Los Angeles Times
U.S. healthcare ranks last among 11 developed nations, report says
Union chief blasts Education secretary over tenure remark
California lawmakers OK $156.4-billion budget
Court lets stand ban on using churches for graduations
USA Today
Supreme Court rules against 'straw purchasers' of guns
'Freedom Summer' friends, 50 years later
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Enrollment expected to climb in Cobb County Schools
Clayton County man guilty of Coke exec’s murder
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