Today in Black History: NAACP attorney and Associate Justice Thurgood Marshall, the first Black to serve on the Supreme Court, is born in 1908 in Baltimore.
The New York Times
Can the G.O.P. Be a Party of Ideas?
Editorial: Fair Compensation for G.M.’s Victims
Deadlock in Congress Appears to Worsen as Midterms Loom
Obama Urges Congress to Fund Infrastructure Projects
Nutrition Group Lobbies Against Healthier School Meals It Sought, Citing Cost
Compromise at the Supreme Court Veils Its Rifts
Census Considers How to Measure a More Diverse America
G.O.P. Power Broker in Albany Is Charged With Lying to F.B.I.
Public Schools in New York City Are Poorer and More Crowded, Budget Agency Finds
A New Leader for Newark
The Christian Science Monitor
Towns can ban fracking, New York's top court rules (+video)
GM sales increase in June despite expanding recall controversy (+video)
The Star Ledger
Baraka invokes hope, idealism in inaugural address
Christie spars with protesters, targets public worker health benefits
Democrats question Port Authority nominee's independence, qualifications
Cory Booker ahead in U.S. Senate race amid voter uncertainty, poll says
Emotional vigil held for cheerleader, 17, killed on Newark street
Christie blames Democrats on judge deal gone bad; Weinberg calls him petulant
The Detroit Free Press
Feds urge T-Mobile customers to examine bills for bogus charges
4 public information meetings scheduled for Detroit's light rail project
Detroit mayor endorses Evans in Wayne County executive race
Scott Benson a no-show for weekly Detroit City Council meeting
Philly.com
Harrisburg: Where little gets done, and no one looks good
Phone-sex cop now 'Cutie Off Duty'
Corbett stalls for budget win while poll shows his second term chances tanking
Slew of changes on South Jersey college campuses
The Washington Post
Unanimous does not mean unity at the Supreme Court
New state laws in effect now, part III
Christie rejects ‘millionaire tax’ as budget crisis deepens
Chart: Eleven states will have breached a $9 minimum wage by 2018
D.C. school system ramps up effort to sell itself to families
Peaceoholics, one co-founder ordered to pay $639,000
Md. Appeals Court limits state sex-offender registry
The Chicago Tribune
Rauner's tax documents show elite tactics, trimmed payments
Boy, 13, charged in shooting of 3 teens
Oberweis calls on Durbin to agree to 7 debates
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Republican scouts discussed 'creative ways' to make Cleveland's 2016 convention bid work
Death of Keystone High School senior puts spotlight on dangers of powdered caffeine
Founding member of Heartless Felons indicted on charges involving gang, intimidation of a police officer
Cuyahoga County elections could be made nonpartisan, under proposed charter amendment
U.S. Supreme Court orders that Ohio birth control case be reconsidered after Hobby Lobby decision
The Los Angeles Times
L.A. Unified agrees to pay low-wage workers $15 an hour
6 L.A. County deputies convicted of impeding FBI's jail probe
Ethics guru, exclusive private school spar over discipline of daughter
USA Today
Supreme Court rules modestly in major cases
Poll taps Obama as 'worst president' since World War II
ACLU: Hampton rental inspection law unconstitutional
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