Today in Black History: The historic March on Washington for "Jobs and Freedom" was held on this date in 1963.
The New York Times
National
Obama, in New Orleans, Praises Results of Federal Intervention
71 Bodies Found in Truck in Austria Amid Migrant Crisis
Today in Politics: Democrats Give Their Pitches to Party Leaders
Ahead of Party Meeting, Hillary Clinton Sends Memos to Democrats Detailing Her Strengths
Carly Fiorina, Gaining in Polls, Moves to Secure Spot in 2nd G.O.P. Debate
Hillary Clinton’s Handling of Email Issue Frustrates Democratic Leaders
Clarence Thomas, a Supreme Court Justice of Few Words, Some Not His Own
Student Dies After Savannah State University Shooting
After Virginia TV Shooting, Grief and Calls for Stricter Gun Laws
Local
New York Relies on Housing Program It Deplores as Homeless Ranks Swell
Record Number of Claims Filed Against New York Police a Year Ago, a Report Says
U.S. to Join Inquiry Into Death of New York Prisoner
Carolyn Maloney, New York Representative, Will Oppose Iran Nuclear Deal
From the Bench, a New Look at Punishment
The Christian Science Monitor
New York's unusual plan to build minority confidence in its cops
Is Donald Trump rising, or is rest of Republican field sinking?
Seeking Refuge: Five lessons from Europe's migration crisis
Philly.com
Hite, Clarke clash over school spending
From visiting his jailed father to preparing for the Holy Father
Clout: Seth Williams' summer of discontent
Lapses could cost Cheyney U. $29M
Lyon: Dawkins an endearing man-child
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland's parade ordinance clears the air on what is and is not required of protesters: Christine Link (Opinion)
Should the community tear down the Cudell gazebo where Tamir Rice was killed? Editorial Board Roundtable
Hillary Clinton, citing Tamir Rice and Virginia shootings, decries gun violence in Cleveland speech
The Ohio Department of Education has to turn over documents in charter-school scandal: editorial
Retiring Cleveland Fire Chief Patrick Kelly leaves a department still recovering from controversy
Hurricane Katrina provides important lessons 10 years later: editorial
The Star Ledger
WATCH: Christie explains how he can win the Republican 2016 nomination
Foes of Christie campaign punch out early | Editorial
N.J. mayor has expense explaining to do | Editorial
10 charged with lying about income for Bayonne school meal program
Fixing Camden starts with taking out the trash, chief says
The Chicago Tribune
9 wounded in South, West side shootings
Principal known as Emanuel critic reprimanded by mayor's school board
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit theatre has history of bloodshed, tangled ownership
Detroit officer sentenced to prison in Macomb shooting
Detroit teens' awesome summer at new DNR adventure camp
The Los Angeles Times
San Francisco shooting leads to bill that would keep deportable felons in U.S. custody
California lags in vaccinating children, CDC says
Minimum-wage hike and oil-drilling ban are among state bills shelved for the year
How L.A.'s 20-year mobility plan could transform the roads around you
California lawmakers act to raise smoking age to 21, restrict e-cigarettes
The Washington Post
Key ruling gives workers more power to unionize
Robinson: The GOP’s denial won’t defeat Trump
Editorial: Robbing the victims of lead paint poisoning
Katrina may be a metaphor to some, but it’s still a reality to New Orleans
Obama returns to New Orleans to remember Katrina and celebrate recovery
Americans think minorities face more discrimination than women, but should get less affirmative action
Ted Cruz and Donald Trump planning a joint appearance to protest the Iran deal
Black Lives Matter activists disrupt Bowser speech on how to stop killings
McAuliffe’s call for tighter gun controls upsets Republicans
She quit New Orleans after nearly dying during Hurricane Katrina
USA Today
Voices: From New Orleans, and proud of it
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