Today in Black History: "Scottsboro Boys" are arrested in Point Rock, Alabama on this date in 1931.
The New York Times
National
Editorial: The Racism at the Heart of Flint’s Crisis
Wisconsin Race Frames Dispute Over Supreme Court Nominee
Angry Arizona Voters Demand: Why Such Long Lines at Polling Sites?
Feeling G.O.P. Peril, Muslims Try to Get Out Vote
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, a Republican, Says Donald Trump Shouldn’t Be Nominee
Rick Wilson Would Take Clinton Over Trump
Scott Walker Says G.O.P. Nominee May Not Be Trump, Cruz or Kasich
North Carolina Law Barring Antidiscrimination Measures Draws Sharp Backlash
Local
A Mailman, Handcuffed, in Brooklyn
Ken Thompson, Brooklyn Prosecutor, Emerges as Shrewd Victor in Akai Gurley Case
Peter Liang, Ex-Police Officer, Apologizes to Akai Gurley’s Partner in Meeting
Cuomo Faces Loud Backlash Over Push to Cut State’s CUNY Funding
Port Authority Pledges Billions for Airport Upgrades and New Bus Terminal
The Christian Science Monitor
How Trump could win over skeptical voters
Can more women-owned businesses shrink the gender pay gap?
A retired lawyer opens first US slavery museum with $8.6 million of his money
Cruz wants to patrol Muslim neighborhoods. What happened when N.Y. tried it? (+video)
The Star Ledger
Will Christie expunge N.J. felons' drug convictions?
N.J. AG should investigate Exxon over climate change, groups say
More carcinogens found on N.J. school's athletic fields
2 former Lakewood H.S. football players sentenced in armed robberies
N.J. speaker: Christie has 'the tools he needs' in Atlantic City
Philly.com
Black social worker to get trial she sought
Clout: Fiscal watchdog or soda-tax yes man?
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Vote on $100 million project near Cleveland Clinic set for Monday with Councilman TJ Dow's blessing: Mark Naymik
Americans want Senate to vote on Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland. Portman keeps saying no
Petitioners call on Sherwin Williams, PPG to stop making lead paint
Challenge to casino gambling in Ohio can proceed, Supreme Court rules
Ohio State will pay for early childhood educators to earn bachelor's degree
12 smaller cities losing millions to Ohio cuts - Impact 2016: Where the cuts hurt most
The Detroit Free Press
E-mails show feds knew of Flint rashes in mid-2014
Snyder's approval ratings continue to slide over Flint
Decade after representing himself, Flint man to be freed
The Chicago Tribune
Sources: Gun used to shoot 3 Chicago cops traced to sheriff's deputy
How police 'de-escalation' training could help Chicago
Chicago area sees greatest population loss of any major U.S. city, region in 2015
Illinois Supreme Court ruling forces city to find new fix for 2 pension funds
Hastert, Daley get the kid glove treatment from Lady Justice
The Washington Post
Why Emily’s List is spending big to defeat a progressive Democrat
Trump’s insult of Cruz’s wife adds to GOP fears on women
Vice President Biden confronts words of an old foe: Sen. Joe Biden
Obama to convene special meeting with world leaders focused on the Islamic State
Backlash builds against N.C. law on transgender bathroom use
It looks as if the government can afford to revive year-round grants for needy college students
Pentagon tries to rebrand the beleaguered $400 billion F-35 with a 14-stop tour
Former Ole Miss student pleads guilty to hanging noose around statue honoring the first black student
States move forward with 'religious freedom’ laws
Obama administration says these colleges are doing a good job of serving low-income students
Why Emily’s List is spending big to defeat a progressive Democrat
Bowser’s budget changes the city’s approach to school renovations
Fired Eastern Shore police chief to join Baltimore state’s attorney’s office
His daughter was gunned down at Virginia Tech. Now he will rest beside her for eternity.
The Los Angeles Times
At UC Berkeley, promises of a crackdown on sexual misconduct are met with skepticism
Court may help Corinthian students win relief
USA Today
Indiana gov signs abortion restrictions into law
Tough talk on U.S. Muslims latest salvo in campaign war
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