Today in Black History: Football great Emlen Tunnell, the first Black player inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame was born on this date in 1925 in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania.
The New York Times
National
Donald Trump’s Success Upends Battle for Control of Congress
Hillary Clinton Attacks G.O.P. for Not Acting on Obama’s Supreme Court Pick
Tired of Being Defined by Others, G.O.P. Women Speak for Themselves
With the New York Presidential Primary, the Circus Is Coming Home
Donald Trump Hires Paul Manafort to Lead Delegate Effort
Wisconsin Radio Host’s Combative Interview Surprises Donald Trump
Police at U.S. Capitol Shoot Man With Gun at Screening Point
Local
A 16-Year-Old Boy Killed, and an East Harlem Neighborhood’s Grief
In Trial of Rikers Officers, Focus Turns to Cover-Up of an Inmate’s Beating
Sean Combs to Open Charter School in Harlem
The Christian Science Monitor
California's $15 minimum wage sets stage for grand experiment
Why Chicago pick for police chief is lauded – and criticized
The flaw in Democrats' Supreme Court plan (+video)
In South Africa, university protesters fight apartheid's echoes
The Star-Ledger
Author Harper Lee described Trump casino as her idea of Hell
N.J. 'Nazi dad' called extreme flight risk, denied bail reduction
Justice Department to release deal to reform Newark PD this week, sources say
Hudson population grew faster in 2015 than any other N.J. county
Is another Port Authority bridge and tunnel toll hike on the way?
Philly.com
At least 180K join GOP as Pa. primary nears
Taxi, Uber Black drivers threaten to boycott Democratic National Convention
Phila. City Council committee wants to tackle youth gun violence
Teens and gangs: danger ahead
Undercover operative in sting case denies racial targeting
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
City Council green lights $100 million project near Cleveland Clinic
Ohio approves tax breaks for 5 projects, with 670 jobs: See the list
Highway Patrol donates 50 radios to Cleveland State University police ahead of RNC
Tamir Rice's mother to appear in Beyonce music video, report says
Women's leadership symposium April 13 at Cleveland State
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit to allow access to complaints against cops
Sen. Virgil Smith goes directly to jail, collects $71K
Michigan voters would OK legal pot, poll says
Students aim to boost recycling amid Flint water crisis
The Chicago Tribune
Morning Spin: Sen. Kirk to meet Obama Supreme Court nominee Garland today
Humble and quiet, Eddie Johnson takes over as Chicago's interim top cop
Editorial: A life and death matter: How top cops win, or lose, Chicago
Chicago Teachers Union sets plans for Friday walkout
Preckwinkle: Anti-Duckworth protesters were 'paid to do what they're doing'
The Washington Post
Cruz calls Georgia governor’s veto of religious freedom bill ‘very disappointing’
Obama calls for more facts, fewer insults in speech to journalists
The Daily Trail: Why Donald Trump's delegate math is even better than it looks
Senate Democrats propose April hearings, May votes on Garland confirmation
How #BernieMadeMeWhite became a rallying cry on Twitter
Harvard Medical School professor says ‘Miracles from Heaven’ and other remarkable cures could be real
Calif. governor announces plan to raise minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2022
Liberal groups sue North Carolina over transgender bathroom law
The feds have resumed a controversial program that lets cops take stuff and keep it
Alleged Capitol gunman charged in shooting incident
Md. Senate to finalize Hogan’s budget; compromise reached on private school scholarships
Vote delayed on Hogan nominee accused of feeding information to governor’s staff
A bittersweet farewell to the Obamas at their last White House Easter egg roll
The Los Angeles Times
California voters still undecided on U.S. Senate pick as race is eclipsed by presidential showdown
With strong new job approval numbers, Jerry Brown chalks up success to 'skills' of governing
Report finds flaws in L.A. County's system for defending children accused of crimes
California proposal for state-run retirement plan for private-sector workers moves forward
What's ahead for bullet train funding? Hearing outlines the many risks
USA Today
Voters in old GOP establishment bastion have no taste for 'Stop Trump'
Mississippi woman to plead guilty in Islamic State case
Upcoming African-American museum sets record straight on Cosby
Foreign leaders to Obama: 'What is happening to America'
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