Today in Black History: Mrs. Alberta Williams King, the mother of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., was murdered in 1974 while at the organ at Ebenezer Baptist Church.
The New York Times
Editorial: A Divided Court on Three Big Rulings
U.S. Chamber Is Working in Support of Global Tobacco
Charleston Church Mourns One More Beloved Victim
Obama Makes More Americans Eligible for Overtime
Supreme Court to Weigh Race in College Admissions
Supreme Court Allows Use of Execution Drug
Supreme Court Blocks Obama’s Limits on Power Plants
After Same-Sex Marriage Ruling, Southern States Fall in Line
Supreme Court Rebuffs Lawmakers Over Independent Redistricting Panel
Colorado Court Rules Use of Public Funds for Private Schools Is Unconstitutional
No Evidence of Hate Crimes in Fires at Black Churches
New York City Board Votes to Freeze Regulated Rents on One-Year Leases
Police Department to Redefine Chokehold to Match City Council Bill
De Blasio Appoints New Head of Economic Development Corporation
The Christian Science Monitor
Why police don't pull guns in many countries
What do same-sex opponents do now? New plans start to bubble (+video)
THE MONITOR'S VIEW Of kings, lawmakers, and 'we the people'
The Washington Post
In battle over flag, a Thurmond of the next generation pursues a new legacy
His star dimmed, Christie leans on truth-teller persona as he readies bid
Justices rule 5-4 that independent panels can draw election district lines
Chris Christie is being taken seriously by the mainstream media
Supreme Court to consider University of Texas race-conscious admissions
Net neutrality rules off to a smooth start; FCC sets sights on broadband privacy
School employee arrested over alleged sexual abuse of young girl in 2004
Man sues District for $30 million for wrongful 1982 murder conviction
The Star Ledger
Christie announces change to N.J. gun policy on eve of 2016 kickoff
State mum on potential payouts for departing Newark school chief
The strange history between Christie and Livingston's superintendent
Teachers, environmentalists to protest outside Christie's 2016 announcement
N.J.'s Cory Booker endorses Hillary Clinton for president this time around
Philly.com
Partial Pa. government shutdown appears likely
Hundreds lobby Harrisburg for school funds
School less than thrilled to host Christie's launch
Lawyer: Dad shoved by SEPTA cop paid fare
One Step Away: Affordable housing is the first step
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
East Cleveland likely to try Cleveland police supervisors in connection with 2012 police chase, fatal shootings
Ohio abortion rights advocate says block on Texas regulations offers hope
KKK group plans rally for Confederate flag in South Carolina
Teenage suspect in Cleveland slaying arrested after short police chase
Parents sentenced to 10 years for daughter's death from untreated infection
The Chicago Tribune
Police agency recommends firing local cop for first time in history
Teacher evaluations return as sticking point in contract talks
No fixes in sight for state budget, CPS pension payment
The Los Angeles Times
Christian activist decries 'evil' gay marriage with a honey-smooth voice
Often starved for attention, Republicans leap into debate over road repairs
UC Berkeley sued for allegedly failing to properly respond to sexual assault complaints
D.A. creates unit to review claims of innocence
One homeless voice is heard at LAPD meeting on crackdown
The Detroit Free Press
DPD scout car in deadly pursuit had no working dash cam
EAA fails to spend $11.5M grant to reward top teachers
Detroit police chief: We are battling urban terrorism
Mom protests $77,719 fee for school records on son
USA Today
Chris Christie facing uphill climb as he launches White House bid
Glenn Ford, exonerated death row inmate, dies
Pew study: Teen employment rate falling
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