Today in Black History: Human rights activist and author Coretta Scott King, wife of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., was born on this date in 1927 in Heiberger, Alabama.
The New York Times
National
Donald Trump Sweeps 5 States; Hillary Clinton Takes 4
Pulling Away From Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton Is Turning to the Fall
Why Donald Trump Is Probably Two Pivotal States From Victory
Bernie Sanders to Reassess Candidacy After Tuesday’s Vote, but He’ll Stay in Race
Bernie Sanders’s Supporters Consider Where to Turn if His Bid Fails
Opponents of North Carolina’s Voter ID Law Appeal Ruling
Warrantless Surveillance in Terror Case Raises Constitutional Challenge
The Path to a Sentence for Dennis Hastert
Test Scores Show a Decline in Math Among High School Seniors
Local
De Blasio Unveils New York Budget Focused on Savings and Fixes
Report on de Blasio Election Spending Is Full of Details and Holes
Revised Plan to Speed Up New York’s Backup Water Delivery System
The Christian Science Monitor
Amid growing effort to help ex-cons, a small but powerful step
Here's your daily reminder of how Donald Trump is blowing up GOP
THE NEW ECONOMY: How are Millennials faring financially? The good and the bad.
The Star-Ledger
Special judge to review N.J. drug cases after lab tech accused of faking results
Christie stands behind Trump once again at victory speech
Should Atlantic City mayor and other top officials take pay cuts during crisis?
Nonprofit friends group target of AG's office raids, official says
Hackensack's police director resigns after 3 years
Baraka blames potential Newark tax increase on state's 'bad decisions'
Philly.com
Fattah concedes, Evans will be Democratic nominee in the 2nd
Woman alleging civil rights were violated wins her case
Phila. voters OK permanent panel on black men's challenges
Judge asks agency to justify seizure of A.C. piano tuner's house
Samuel Staten Sr., labor leader, 80
The Washington Post
Van Hollen defeats Edwards in bitter primary for U.S. Senate in Maryland
How Donald Trump dominated Tuesday’s primaries
The 2016 election has claimed its first incumbent loser: Rep. Chaka Fattah
Clinton, Sanders look to West Virginia after April 26 primaries
New technology education program aims to recruit minority middle school boys
U.S. high school seniors slip in math and show no improvement in reading
How North Carolina became the epicenter of the voting rights battle
Educators want to pair math and music in integrated teaching method
After Flint crisis, Senate Democrats call on Congress to pay for lead testing in U.S. schools
Mitsubishi says it has used misleading fuel-economy testing methods for 25 years
This study found race matters in police shootings, but the results may surprise you
In battered Baltimore, Catherine Pugh wins the Democratic mayoral primary
Brown wins Maryland’s 4th District Democratic primary
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Activists pack license hearing for Ohio abortion clinic
Tamir Rice case retrospective: 'It should not have happened'
Tamir Rice's mother to give keynote speech at May 4 Kent State commemoration
The Detroit Free Press
Reacting to Flint crisis, EPA launches U.S. drinking water study
Detroit has highest concentrated poverty rate among top 25 metro areas
Detroit to resume water shutoffs May 1; help available
$16.1 billion education budget passes House
Ex-councilman Charles Pugh starts paying, drops appeal in sex case
The Chicago Tribune
Prosecutors not holding Hastert's alleged lies against him at sentencing
Facing sentencing, Hastert could be ordered to undergo sex offender exam
Evanston-Skokie school district committed to dismantling racism in education system, board member says
Community groups, businesses promote Lucas Museum job opportunities
The Los Angeles Times
Essential California: L.A. County jail reformer leaves post
Medi-Cal will soon cover immigrant children here illegally, but adults pose a bigger test
L.A. County supervisors pass ban on travel to North Carolina
USA Today
Civil rights leader Samuel Billy Kyles dies; was with MLK in Memphis
Facing up to the sad! reality of Trump and Clinton: Mastio and Lawrence
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