Today in Black History: Today we celebrate the construction of the Peter Mott House in 1845 in Lawnside, New Jersey, a stop on the Underground Railroad.
The New York Times
National
Roles of Race and Partisanship in Legislative Maps Argued at Supreme Court
Cuba Meeting Between Obama and Castro Exposes Old Grievances
John Roberts’s Words Serve as Rebuke to Senate
Most Republicans Feel Embarrassed by Campaign, Poll Says
Why Sanders Trails Clinton Among Minority Voters
Donald Trump Pushes Serious Image in the Capital
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump Vow to Protect Israel but Differ on Means
U.S. Says It May Not Need Apple’s Help to Unlock iPhone
Uncle Who Provided Gun Gets 100 Years in Chicago Shootings
Local
M.T.A., as Victim, Wants Transit Thief’s Profits From Hollywood Movie Deal
U.C.L.A. Center on Police-Community Ties Will Move to John Jay College
New York State Regents Elect Betty Rosa as Chancellor
New York City Bill to Call for Free Tampons in Public School Restrooms, Shelters and Jails
The Christian Science Monitor
An eager Cuba welcomes Obama’s visit – with a dose of realism
How does Trump get so much air time? Media ethics under fire.
Can Donald Trump become more 'presidential' and still win?
Congressmen explore the 'civil' in civil rights on South Carolina pilgrimage
THE MONITOR'S VIEW A timely tour in South Carolina
The Star-Ledger
Atlantic City mayor: City government will shut down within 3 weeks
Plainfield pays $27K to resolve cop's hostile workplace suit
Newark: No lead problem in city water, despite councilman's call for testing
Lawmaker: Let N.J. legislators, judges carry handguns
Does stadium sale squash Newark's dreams of getting a casino?
Philly.com
Local DNC committee's tax-exempt status in question
Kenney moving ahead on community schools
A.G. race rival questions Shapiro campaign funding
Another former employee sues the Pa. Attorney General's Office
The Detroit Free Press
Flint's new mayor has baptism by fire — and water
Snyder wants stricter lead standards for Flint, state
Michigan Senate negotiators reach deal on DPS aid
Wayne County launches community health events
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Activists invoke lessons from 'Black Lives Matter' protests while planning for Republican National Convention in Cleveland
Cleveland Public Power says you have no right to know what you're paying for; bills are 'trade secrets'
Cleveland's future - reaching beyond the distress: Richey Piiparinen (Opinion)
Lutheran West High School to start drug testing students
Former Cleveland Judge Angela Stokes one step away from regaining law license
Cleveland police officer pleads not guilty to attacking woman while off duty (video)
The Chicago Tribune
1 dead, 14 wounded in Chicago shootings
City awaits help from Springfield, borrows $220 million for pension payments
Chicago 10th in congestion among U.S. cities last year, according to study
This is how Chicago voters said #ByeAnita
Trump threatens ads against Ricketts family — Cubs 'not properly run'
The Los Angeles Times
Kamala Harris backs a bill that would improve disclosures on police shootings
Nearly 250 arrested, 20 hospitalized at Beyond Wonderland rave in Inland Empire
'A good villain': Trump aids Latino activists in trying to turn Arizona blue
Who gets to see police body camera footage? State lawmakers may decide this year
The Washington Post
A whirlwind day in D.C. showcases Trump’s unorthodox views and shifting tone
GOP presidential hopefuls lay out paths to nomination
Presidential candidates tell AIPAC they will stand behind Israel
Sanders pledges to extend friendship to both Israelis and Palestinians
Elizabeth Warren attacks Trump as ‘a loser’
#DoYourJob protesters challenge Supreme Court blockade
Big trouble at Teach For America?
Feds pursuing fewer drug cases with mandatory minimum penalties
Supreme Court may decide against Va. Republicans in redistricting fight
‘Landmark’ criminal justice bill delayed as its impact is questioned
Maryland school district examines racial disparities in its gifted programs
Five things to know about Anthony Brown
USA Today
In Havana, a presidential party like it's 1928
Jury awards Hulk Hogan $25 million in punitive damages for posting sex tape
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