Today in Black History: General Benjamin O. Davis, Sr., the first Black to reach the highest rank in the Army, was born in Washington, D.C.
The New York Times
Colleges Brace for Supreme Court Review of Race-Based Admissions
Misty Copeland Is Promoted to Principal Dancer at American Ballet Theater
Supreme Court to Hear Challenge to Union Fees
Chris Christie Announces Run, Pledging ‘Truth’ About Nation’s Woes
New Jersey Could Be a Tough State for Chris Christie to Win
Today in Politics: Clinton Trove Shows Troublesome Fax Machine, but No Smoking Gun
Jeb Bush’s Wealth Soared When He Left Governor’s Office, Tax Returns Show
Obama Overtime Rule Scratches the Surface in Helping the Middle Class
Patience Spent, de Blasio Accuses Cuomo of Hurting New York City Out of ‘Revenge’
Brooklyn Senator Told Friend Not to Show Check Register to Investigators
Court Allows N.Y.U.’s Contested Expansion Plan to Go Forward
Philly.com
Frustrated Wolf vetoes entire GOP budget
SRC adopts $2.8 billion budget, but with a caveat
New Commission on Universal Pre-K launched
The two Christies: 'destructive' or 'refreshing'
The Christian Science Monitor
As South Carolina mulls furling flag, pro-Confederate protests grow (+video)
After Dominican Republic pulls up welcome mat, Haitians ask 'what next'
In dispute over Bashir, S. Africa throws down fresh challenge to criminal court
The Washington Post
Why racists burn black churches
Police seized $11,000 from a college student. Now 13 agencies want a cut.
Editorial: States should stop trying to defy the Supreme Court on gay marriage
Chris Christie dismisses his naysayers as he launches a long-shot 2016 bid
Jim Webb says he’ll share his decision on a presidential run in few days
Court decisions provided nationwide unity for states split by ideology
Valerie Ervin: 'Valerie Ervin For Congress' | Campaign 2016
How a long-dead white supremacist still threatens the future of Virginia’s Indian tribes
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio dumps the PARCC Common Core tests after woeful first year
Cleveland police union chief and Cuyahoga County prosecutor are a lot alike, even when they disagree on Tamir Rice: Mark Naymik
Entrepreneurs, small businesses in Ohio may benefit from $1 million credit line through nonprofit lender
The Detroit Free Press
Muslim women fight for right to wear Islamic headscarf
Detroit council rejects proposed water rate hike
State review of Wayne County finances moving 'fast'
Youth league targeted by embezzler faces state probe
The Chicago Tribune
Chicago makes massive teachers pension fund payment, Emanuel warns of cuts
1 killed, 7 wounded in city shootings
Illinois Democrats pitch temporary spending plan
Preckwinkle open to reducing sales tax increase after it passes
The Los Angeles Times
Gov. Brown faces rough road in quest to repair state freeways
L.A. councilman takes rare step in bid to expedite proposed gun-lock law
Colleges, tech firms joining forces to try to make campus life safer
Garcetti shifts stance, won't enforce tough new homeless measures
USA Today
Fires at black churches raise concern
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