Today in Black History: True Reformers Hall, the first building designed, financed and built by Blacks after Reconstruction is dedicated in 1903 in DC.
The New York Times
National
3 Leave Jobs Over Psychologists’ Involvement in Terrorism Interrogations
Obama Calls for Effort to Fix a ‘Broken System’ of Criminal Justice
Obama’s Leap of Faith on Iran
Editorial: An Iran Nuclear Deal That Reduces the Chance of War
Republican Lawmakers Vow Fight to Derail Nuclear Deal
Hillary Clinton Spends Day at Capitol, Courting Democrats and Praising Iran Deal
A.C.L.U. Asks Court to Stop Part of N.S.A.’s Bulk Phone Data Collection
Sizing Up Hillary Clinton’s Plans to Help the Middle Class
Local
Eric Garner’s Family Says Settlement Will Not Stall Push for Police Reform
Mayor de Blasio Seeks to Strike a Balance at a Memorial for Eric Garner
Another Case Tied to Brooklyn Officers in Gun-Planting Inquiry Is Dropped
CUNY Medical School to Open in 2016
The Christian Science Monitor
Obama: a call for justice reforms in 'community, courtroom, and cellblock' (+video)
In Uganda, Museveni finds biggest election obstacle in former friends
The Washington Post
National
To sell a deal, Obama speaks to the Iranian people
Obama to announce pilot program to expand broadband to low-income households
Donald Trump word cloud: Nazism and consumerism
Obama tells NAACP that justice reform is long overdue
Ted Cruz and Donald Trump to meet Wednesday in New York
Groups backed by secret donors take the lead in shaping 2016 elections
Local
Police say two in custody after fatal shooting at Wheaton Metro station
Embattled D.C. schools food vendor quits contract, puts pressure on city
By the numbers: Comparing Montgomery, Prince George’s counties
Half of MGM casino revenue to fund schools and libraries in Pr. George’s
D.C. lawmakers roll out measures to target crime in the capital
USA Today
Fed's Yellen reiterates she expects rate hike this year
Cop's fatal shooting of drunk Marine was justified, police argue
The Star Ledger
N.J. public worker pension debt among the worst in U.S., report says
Newark, Camden to get high-speed Internet under federal program
In Newark, those who want peace never give up | Di Ionno
N.J. man settles wrongful conviction suit for $12.5M, report says
N.J. lawmakers tell Obama to make Chesimard return 'top priority'
Philly.com
Harrisburg mayor hopes to dissolve National Civil War Museum
Jails jammed, Kenney mulls bail changes
Obama condemns 'injustice system'
A.C. makes a big push to move vacant land
The Chicago Tribune
Shootings leave 10 wounded across city
Cook County Board to vote on sales tax hike Wednesday
Madigan, lawmakers face Wednesday deadline to override Rauner budget vetoes
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
John Kasich likely to tout JobsOhio in presidential campaign, but experts say it could bring scrutiny
State broke the law by ignoring online school F's, state school board says
Federal investigation threatens Reggie Rucker and non-violence efforts: Phillip Morris
The Detroit Free Press
Michigan delegation split on Iranian deal
Evans says 'no trickery' in $1.55 billion budget pitch
Dickerson: A simple fix to strengthen gun background checks
Evans says 'no trickery' in $1.55 billion budget pitch
The Los Angeles Times
This is the video Gardena police didn't want you to see
Confidential L.A. County audit another blow to Compton Fire Department
Whoopi Goldberg reverses her Bill Cosby opinion after statutes-of-limitation primer
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