Today in Black History: General Lloyd Newton, the first Black member of the Thunderbirds, the elite Air Force precision flying team, was born in 1942 in Ridgeland, SC
The New York Times
Called to Pulpit and Politics in a Life Cut Short
In Charleston Funerals, Remembering Victims of Hate as Symbols of Love
If Health Law ‘Is Here to Stay,’ So Are Doubts About It
Obama Gains Vindication and Secures Legacy
Editorial: The Supreme Court Saves Obamacare, Again
Justices Back Broad Interpretation of Housing Law
New York Prison Escapee Traded Art for Favors From a Guard
To Police New York in the Future, Bratton Looks to His Past
Ex-Friend of State Senator Tells of a Cover-Up
The Christian Science Monitor
Supreme Court upholds Obamacare in major victory for White House (+video)
If Congress removes Confederate statues, who next: Jefferson?
Dixie fading? Confederate symbols under siege across South. (+video)
With growth stunted, waning patience in Chad for cost of Boko Haram fight
Philly.com
Hillary Clinton cancels Philly fundraiser
Pa. court nixes law that let gun lobby sue cities
Philly magnet school gets PSP grant for middle-school expansion
General Lee replaced by the Blues Mobile in Bucks
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Retiring flags and symbols of the Confederacy: Editorial Board Roundtable
Cleveland police union chief says some consent decree provisions will violate union contract
John Kasich wins some, loses some in Ohio lawmakers' final budget plan
Supreme Court wisely upholds Obamacare subsidies: editorial
The Washington Post
Charleston's Emanuel AME Church: A legacy of heroes and martyrs
Lone wolf extremists like Dylann Roof are easy to develop but hard to track
Editorial: The Obamacare ruling disappoints the conspiracy theorists
Obama’s legacy forever linked with Roberts’s
The House had a chance to take a stand on the Confederate flag. It didn’t.
House Democrats urge Obama, DHS to target ‘violent right-wing extremism’
Hogan: Maryland will move forward on Purple Line, with counties’ help
Homicides up 20 percent in D.C. this year, with nearly 30 killed since May 1
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit teacher union head faces accusations in letter
Sen. Virgil Smith bound over for trial in assault case
Kresge awards $25,000 grants to 18 writers and visual artists
100th birthday for noted Detroit activist Grace Lee Boggs
Judge: Torture charge dismissed in case of boy found in Detroit basement
The Star Ledger
Christie critic not renominated to Rutgers governing board | The Auditor
Christie is in 7th place in 2016 N.H. poll, with 5 percent support
N.J. Legislature sends Christie bill requiring quarterly state pension contributions
Ex-student tried to kill 6 people by setting Rutgers building ablaze, indictment says
The Los Angeles Times
Editorial: Supreme Court rightly supports Fair Housing Act 'disparate impact' claims
Opinion: In ruling on Obamacare provision, court didn't rewrite law — it read it
Henry Louis Gates apologizes for Ben Affleck show after PBS review
California Assembly approves one of the toughest mandatory vaccination laws in the nation
USA Today
The final four: Major cases awaiting Supreme Court rulings
AG Lynch: Similarities in Roof radicalization, U.S. recruits to ISIL
Chicago teachers break off contract talks
The Chicago Tribune
Employee shot to death at Edgewater carwash; 5 others wounded in shootings across city
Changes for teachers bring CPS contract talks to a halt
Marva Collins, renowned educator, dies at 78
Illinois Democrats applaud Supreme Court health care ruling
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