Today in Black History: Jane M. Bolin, the first Black woman to attend Yale Law School and the first to become a judge, was born in 1908 in Poughkeepsie, NY.
The New York Times
National
Ryan Takes On Cruz and Trump for the Future of the G.O.P.
Trump’s Changing Stances Start to Catch Up With Him
Panama Papers Leak Signals a Shift for Journalism
Opinion: Don’t Blame Panama. Tax Evasion Is a Global Problem.
Opinion: Penalize Companies That Export Jobs
As Campaigns Seek Delegates, Ordinary Voters Feel Sidelined
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders Bring Their Battle to Brooklyn
Bernie Sanders Did Not Disappoint at Coney Island
Hillary Clinton Defends Bill Clinton on Criminal Justice
The Rich Live Longer Everywhere. For the Poor, Geography Matters.
Local
‘Racist’ Drinking Game Causes Uproar at High School in New Jersey
Federal Prosecutors Cast a Wider Net in New York City Hall Inquiry
New York State Corrections Dept. Takes On Guards’ Union Over Brutality
Editorial: Don’t Dilute CUNY’s Urban Mission
Poor New Yorkers Tend to Live Longer Than Other Poor Americans
The Christian Science Monitor
By stepping back from Clinton attacks, Sanders makes a statement
Between Bill Clinton and Black Lives Matter, a generational divide (+video)
Gridlock in states: why they're mimicking D.C.
Why your taxes are so complicated
The Star-Ledger
NJ Transit is recording the conversations of thousands of its riders
Is proposed state takeover of Atlantic City legal?
Christie's hard line on Atlantic City: What happened to compromise? | Moran
The N.J. town that has spent $3M since 2011 - just to settle police lawsuits
Suspended N.J. college prez is up for Seattle job, report says
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Housing Ohio 2016 conference starts in Columbus: What to watch for Monday
Mother of slain Cleveland girl Shakira Johnson dies as 2003 murder remains unsolved
Three teenagers shot in three hours in Cleveland
Gov. John Kasich wants more arts classes in STEM schools, but isn't paying for them
Cuyahoga County judge appoints special master to review evidence in Tanisha Anderson case
The Detroit Free Press
Michigan's CEO schools plan met with skepticism by educators
Michigan universities keep an eye on students' social media posts
Helped by 6 congregations, new Detroit church aims to bridge divides
Families gather, mourn for Victims' Rights Week
Lawmaker pushes plan to restrict transgender bathroom use
Riley: State must no longer allow charters to discriminate
The Chicago Tribune
Siblings shot by Chicago cop cleared of wrongdoing
1 dead, 7 hurt in city shootings
Editorial: Is Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner anti-union? Or pro-taxpayer?
Editorial: Beyond repair: Chicago's Independent Police Review Authority
Editorial: Congrats, Ms. Lewis. Now, about that strike ...
How one organization helicopter-parents community college students to success
The Washington Post
After Black Lives Matter dust-up, Clintons work to shore up support with black voters
Bill Clinton ‘almost’ apologizes for arguing with Black Lives Matter protesters
Sanders: ‘Something is clearly lacking’ in Clinton’s judgment
A new divide in American death
Police look for motive beyond road rage in shooting death of former Saints player
A photographer hung out with the KKK in Tennessee and Maryland. Here’s what he saw.
Elijah Cummings endorses Hillary Clinton after staying neutral for months
Bernie Sanders tells a crowd in Harlem that Bill Clinton owes the country an apology
Lindsey Graham wants a new Marshall Plan for the Middle East
Does the path to true police reform run through liability insurers?
Looking for success after college? Choosing a city school can increase your odds.
Meet the woman known as the ‘voice’ of the Maryland Senate
Md. Del. Ana Sol Gutiérrez: Time to stop electing establishment whites to MD 8
The Los Angeles Times
A disproportionate share of blacks and Latinos lose their driver's licenses because of unpaid tickets, study finds
California watchdog agency dismissed 90% of complaints about judges' conduct in 2015
Some state lawmakers collect two paychecks: It's legal, but 'the optics are poor'
Metro will boycott North Carolina conference in protest of anti-LGBT 'bathroom law'
USA Today
Will Smith dined with defendant in suspect's lawsuit prior to shooting death
Video: Teacher slaps student five times
Brennan: CIA won't waterboard again
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