Today in Black History: A white mob attacked a bus of Freedom Riders in Montgomery, Alabama in 1961; an event that sparked the movement that year.
The New York Times
House Approves Short-Term Financing for Highways
Connecticut’s Governor, Dannel Malloy, Calls on Congress to Lift Needle-Exchange Ban
Hillary Clinton Answers Questions on Iraq, Emails, the Foundation and Wealth
Rise in Nonreligious Americans Could Affect Elections
Obama Recasts Climate Change as a More Far-Reaching Peril
Jim Kenney Wins Philadelphia’s Democratic Primary for Mayor
When It Comes to Wage Abuses, It’s Not Just the Nail Salons
Public Housing Residents Wary of Mayor de Blasio’s Plan
2 Rikers Inmates Accuse Guard of Repeated Rapes
Lane-Closing Trial Moved to November
The Christian Science Monitor
Cancer charities defrauded donors of $187 million, feds say (+video)
More controversy over cops in minority neighborhoods – but in France (+video)
Obama and military-style policing: Back to era of Officer Friendly?
Military sexual assault: Can retaliation against victims be stopped? (+video)
The Washington Post
Recall of 34 million vehicles is largest in U.S. history
A 2016 theme emerges: Money, money, money
12 million have enrolled on an Obamacare exchange, which is bad for the repeal effort
Want to be called ‘Your Honor?’ You may have to wait for that
White bikers, black thugs: Why Texas looked to relax gun laws after biker shootout
Hillary Clinton wants to allow felons to vote. That could mean a lot in a state like Florida.
Arlington police officer responding to domestic dispute fatally shoots man
D.C. weighing appeal of court ruling that loosens gun control law
Black women’s lives matter, too, say the women behind the iconic hashtag
Two children at District’s largest homeless shelter test positive for elevated lead
The Los Angeles Times
Minimum wage: L.A. City Council approves increase to $15 by 2020
Editorial: Demilitarizing America's police
Privacy often trumps transparency with police shooting videos
More LAPD cops to ditch cars and walk the beat in Eastside areas
L.A. City Hall outsider Ryu wins City Council race
Two challengers, one incumbent, finish first in L.A. Board of Education races
Vanessa Place's 'Gone With the Wind' tweets: Artistic expression or racism?
Philly.com
Kenney romps in mayor's race
Possible record low turnout of 240K in primary
Two incumbents losing seats on City Council
Kenney stayed confident as Williams floundered
Voters support end to School Reform Commission
Arrest in stabbing death of transgender woman
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ricky Jackson files civil rights lawsuit for his wrongful imprisonment
Prosecutors may feel pressure to make decisions more quickly in police use-of-force cases
Case of mistaken identity leads to 'brutal' beating in Elyria, police say (photos)
Gun 8-year-old Cleveland boy shot himself with belonged to concealed-carry permit holder
Ex-lawmaker Eric Kearney hired by marijuana legalization group ResponsibleOhio
The Detroit Free Press
Amid Wings arena debate, turmoil over Duggan appointments
Detroit student back to school with teacher's kidney
Few Detroit contracts are no-bid, review board is told
The Star Ledger
Pennsauken receives proposal from Camden County regarding regional police department
Court rejects appeal in Newark schoolyard killings
N.J. approves Verizon deregulation deal; opponents fear effect on landline customers
N.J. is one of the most expensive places to rent in the country, new study says
USA Today
Many local police already got banned military gear
Lawyers, guns and money: Waco chaos moves to courtroom
Obama: Climate change is a national security threat
The Chicago Tribune
Getting AP college credit in high school might get easier
Judge drops Rauner 'fair share' suit, lets non-union workers' case proceed
Illinois House Democrats craft their own budget plan
Emanuel loyalists prosper in new City Council power structure
Emanuel delays $383 million in borrowing after credit downgrade
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