Today in Black History: British abolitionist William Wilberforce, for whom Wilberforce University in Ohio is named, was born in Hull, England in 1759.
The New York Times
National
From Whitewater to Email: the Clintons’ Dogged Lawyer
As Rivals Snipe, Trump Dodges Questions on Details of Immigration Plan
The Unwelcome Return of ‘Illegals’
Bernie Sanders Courts Black Voters in South Carolina After Criticism on Racial Issues
Stacking Up the Presidential Fields
Rhode Island Church Taking Unusual Step to Illuminate Its Slavery Role
Train Attack in Europe Puts Focus on Vulnerability of U.S. Rail
As Minimum Wages Rise, Restaurants Say No to Tips, Yes to Higher Prices
Local
In New York, Testing Grounds for Community Policing
Letitia James’s Ease in the Courtroom Informs Her Role as Public Advocate
A Lawyer Quit Her Job to Start a Climate Museum in New York
The Christian Science Monitor
Bernie Sanders and black vote: Problem or opportunity?
Responding to concerns, Obama drops 'my way or war' tone on Iran nuclear deal
Why a billionaire Yankee like Trump is beloved in Alabama
Meet the new faces of world travel, from India to Africa
The Star Ledger
Woman, teenager stabbed in Jackson parking lot, police say
Will voters remember N.J. Rep. Scott Garrett's gay comments next fall?
Ruling extends N.J. public workers' increased health care contributions
Groups sue Christie, say N.J. taxpayers shouldn't pay for 2016 security costs
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Acting N.J. comptroller resigns to take job in private sector
Philly.com
The bridge from Hurricane Katrina to #BlackLivesMatter
Abandoned rail paths figure in SEPTA plans
Philly's adult literacy problem
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Many Americans disapprove of grading teachers based on student test scores, survey shows
Louis Stokes' life is a flower that will continue to bloom: Phillip Morris
Here's what you need to know for Louis Stokes public viewing at City Hall
Cleveland fire chief addresses charges against firefighters accused of outside employment violations
Youngstown school district sues to block new CEO and state's surprise takeover plan
City of Cleveland releases applications for Community Police Commission
The Detroit Free Press
Court: Juries may decide sentences for juvenile lifers
Poll: Parents against using test scores to grade teachers
Head Start programs looking for more kids
Edmund Lewis Jr.'s goal: More young black men in college
Dr. Kimberlydawn Wisdom: Focus on healthier Detroit
The Chicago Tribune
2 dead, 6 wounded in citywide shootings
Jordan says 'it was never about the money' after $8.9M jury award
Illinois prison data breach exposed hundreds of personnel files to friend of inmate
Ex-U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. gets furlough to visit grandmother
The Los Angeles Times
Here's what happens when you ask parents multiple-choice questions
LAPD denies increase in homeless sweeps; skid row advocates say otherwise
This summer camp just churned out 80 activists
Editorial: A persuasive case against faith-based hiring with federal funds
The Washington Post
Editorial: Cruel and unusual
Americans say their schools focus too much attention on standardized tests
Cruz’s evangelical outreach shifts into high gear
Kasich’s claims about his budget and economic record in Ohio
Harry Reid endorses Iran deal, boosts chances Congress won’t block it
In South Carolina, Bernie Sanders confronts his black-voter problem
Alabama tried a Donald Trump-style immigration law. It failed in a big way.
Why it actually won’t be easy to kick out public housing tenants who earn too much.
Oscar winners Julianne Moore, Bruce Cohen work to strip school’s Confederate name
Martha’s Table gives low-income families a taste of a farmers market
USA Today
Deportees from Dominican Republic land on Haiti border
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