Today in Black History: In 1922 the Washington, D.C. home of abolitionist and publisher Frederick Douglass was dedicated as a national memorial.
The New York Times
F.B.I. Steps In Amid Unrest After Police Kill Missouri Youth
A Rift in Worldviews Is Exposed as Clinton Faults Obama on Policy
Op-Ed: Can the G.O.P. Ever Attract Black Voters?
On Supreme Court, Does 9-0 Add Up to More Than 5-4?
Florida: Lawmakers Approve New Voting Maps
Has the ‘Libertarian Moment’ Finally Arrived?
Police Files on Radicals Are at Center of a Lawsuit
In Brooklyn, Officials Court Democrats in Bid to Host 2016 Convention
Barneys Agrees to Pay $525,000 in Racial Profiling Inquiry
Public Housing in New York Reaches a Fiscal Crisis
The Christian Science Monitor
Could voter ID law tilt North Carolina Senate race? Foes decry judge's ruling.
Barneys settles racial profiling suit: Is discrimination by retailers common?
FBI to investigate police shooting of unarmed black teen in Missouri (+video)
Uganda offers lessons on how West Africa can contain Ebola outbreak
The Star Ledger
Christie signs bill preventing early criminal background screening of job applicants
Critics knock feds over report on controversial gas pipeline in Princeton, Montgomery
Christie saves Essex County judges deal, dropping one of his picks
Union County ends policy of holding immigrants on federal detainers; ACLU lauds decision
Elizabeth Board of Education president calls mayor's remarks racist, asks for public apology
Philly.com
Fattah Jr.'s ex-roommate pleads guilty
6 killed in 'devastating' police chase
The Detroit Free Press
State education board to debate toughening Michigan's charter law
11 charter school authorizers risk state suspension for deficiencies
Busloads of volunteers dedicate week to changing Detroit neighborhood
The Washington Post
Anger mounts after police killing of black teen in Mo.
In Ferguson, an all-too-familiar recipe for racial discord
Hillary Clinton sharply critiques Obama
Anger mounts after police killing of black teen in Mo
What we can learn from a 130-year-old electoral map
Muriel Bowser wins key labor nod in D.C. mayor race
Lunch lady rises to union leader, and takes on all comers
McAuliffe creates two boards to address children’s issues
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Prosecutors wrap up prostitution case against Bedford judge; defense set to begin Tuesday
Kent State, University of Akron among schools to receive money for improvements
Nina Turner hopes to rally early voters this fall: Truth in Numbers
Ohio's death-penalty moratorium extended until next January
The Chicago Tribune
U.N. to investigate possible war crimes in Gaza
1 dead, several others injured in city shootings
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Southeast DeKalb commissioner chosen
Atlanta ethics office investigating Councilman Michael Bond’s expenses
#IfTheyGunnedMeDown: Ferguson shooting sparks debate
USA Today
5 arrested near where Missouri teen shot dead by cop
New Orleans leaders seek change amid mass shooting
The Los Angeles Times
California Supreme Court blocks Citizens United measure from ballot
LAPD watchdog to launch broad inquiry into misclassified crime stats
Editorial: Fairness for college athletes
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