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Today in Black History: Mrs. Alberta Williams King, the mother of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., was murdered in 1974 while at the organ at Ebenezer Baptist Church.

The New York Times

Before Shooting in Iraq, a Warning on Blackwater

The Great Divide: Inequality Is Not Inevitable

Editorial: Gov. Christie’s Money Trail


Obama to Seek Funds to Stem Border Crossings and Speed Deportations

Math Under Common Core Has Even Parents Stumbling

New NPR Chief, Jarl Mohn, Vows to Foster Diversity

Rent Cuts for Housing Homeless Hit a Snag

Amid de Blasio’s Pre-K Push, a Bid to Boost Learning at a Weak Point in the Pipeline



The Christiian Science Monitor


Obama and race: life on a high wire

Israeli police forcibly end African migrant protest

Why Obama's $2 billion border crackdown could have high political costs, too (+video)

Hillary Clinton $225,000 speaker fee: Is that a lot for a potential president? (+video)

Tea party leader Mark Mayfield suicide: A sign of politics 'beyond the pale'? (+video)


The Star Ledger

New Jersey man sues Benjamin Moore over 'racially offensive' paint names

Starbucks college program allows South Jersey students to stay close to home


Woodbury public works hires 12 high school students in new summer program

NJ officials renew contract of embattled Newark schools chief


Philly.com

Philadelphia school funding tangled up in Pa. budget battle

Old earmarks still linger for DRPA


Atlantic City left battling long odds



The Detroit Free Press


Michigan awards $90M deal to builder of problem-plagued HealthCare.gov


Michigan bills that would ban minors from buying e-cigs cause concern

Gov. Snyder signs laws to crack down on meth production in Michigan


DEPSA a success story despite high rate of student poverty


Rochelle Riley: Black voters need to recognize the power of their votes


Editorial: Michigan charter school system flawed, but we can make it work


The Washington Post


Obama to name former P&G chief to lead VA


Obama says ‘we should praise’ federal workers

Obama judges confirm numbers way up in ‘post-nuclear’ world

D.C. effort to extend school day is resisted

Longtime superintendent reflects on public education

Bobby Womack, charismatic soul singer, dies at 70


The Chicago Tribune


Shootings across city leave 13 hurt in 8 hours

Same-day voter registration coming to Illinois


The Cleveland Plain Dealer


Keystone H.S. senior found dead May 27 had lethal level of caffeine, coroner says

1,500 Ohio fugitives surrender in 4 days

Members of Chicago-to-Cleveland heroin pipeline case start appearing in court

Cleveland State University abruptly shuts day-care center a month earlier than planned


The Los Angeles Times


Mayor Eric Garcetti took a low-risk approach in his first year

LAUSD shifts gears on technology for students

Teachers' checks shrink a bit as California tackles pension shortfall

State court rules job protections cover workers using others' ID


USA Today

How the overshadowed '90s shaped our world

Southern dems using faith to connect with voters


















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