Today in Black History: In 2003 President George W. Bush condemned slavery as one of the greatest crimes in history during a visit to Goree Island in Senegal.
The New York Times
Mistrust Over Plan to Reduce Precincts in North Carolina
Court Blocks Arizona Policy of Denying Driver’s Licenses to Some Immigrants
Migrant Surge Rooted in Law on Child Trafficking
Why Today’s Teenagers May Grow Up Conservative
How Birth Year Influences Political Views
Wall Street Offers Clinton a Thorny Embrace
Coalition Prods Congress on Transportation Fund
A Graffiti Titan With New York City Cred Is Remembered
The Christian Science Monitor
Chicago gun violence: The numbers shock, but the reasons are familiar (+video)
Obama's new plan to get better teachers in poor schools (+video)
How Bloomberg's gun control group stacks up against NRA (+video)
Elizabeth Warren: Is she really President Obama's 2016 choice? (+video)
Ted Cruz speaks out as Mississippi's Republican civil war spreads
The Star Ledger
Christie admin pushed Port Authority to hire gov's former law firm, report says
Christie remains among packed Republican field, trails Clinton in new 2016 poll
Slain Paterson girl's family asks community to cooperate with police
Christie Hurricane Sandy 'storm czar' Marc Ferzan to resign
House minority whip backs Watson Coleman for open Congressional seat
Philly.com
Kevin Hart gives back on a quiet trip to Philly
Anna Henderson, Philly's oldest resident, dies at 114
Cop-involved shootings subject of forum in Philly
State budget mess draws national eye
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit officials plan to announce program to seize known drug houses
Detroit Schools to host student recruitment fairs
Detroit man admits to burning Qurans in Dearborn
Michigan school chief promises to get tough with charter school authorizers
The Washington Post
Republicans pick Cleveland for 2016 convention
Hillary Clinton’s speaking fees are a drop in the Clinton Foundation’s massive fundraising bucket
Justice Department sues North Carolina over voter ID law
How has voting changed since Shelby County v. Holder?
Who doesn’t care about politics? People who would otherwise vote for Democrats.
This is what happened when I drove my Mercedes to pick up food stamps
‘Before he took his first breath’
Prince George’s tries to address its graduation rate
The Chicago Tribune
Weekend over, violence continues: Woman killed, 8 others shot
Illinois employers warn of nearly 1,700 layoffs
South Side 11-year-old girl missing
Emanuel task force: Raise Chicago minimum wage to $13 by 2018
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
College grads finding jobs, but success tied to field of study: Higher Education Roundup
Proposal to take political parties out of Cuyahoga County elections already seems dead in the water
Guns rights groups sue Ohio State, cite unlawful ban on firearms on the university's campuses
Laws requiring teens to be tried as adults face Ohio Supreme Court challenge
The Los Angeles Times
Compton reassesses native son Dr. Dre, a newly minted billionaire
L.A. youths planting plum trees and more in Urban Fruit Trail project
El Rancho schools don't wait on state, adopt ethnic-studies curriculum
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Ethics programs created in DeKalb budget
CRCT scores continue to lag in many metro Atlanta schools
APS, City council to meet today on Beltline debt
USA Today
International students flock to U.S. high schools
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