Today in Black History: On this date in 1992 riots erupt in Los Angeles over the verdict in the trial of police videotaped beating motorist Rodney King.
The New York Times
National
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Editorial: The Racist Roots of a Way to Sell Homes
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The Christian Science Monitor
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The Star-Ledger
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Bridgegate defense lawyer: 'I want the governor's phone'
Christie sending all motor vehicle employees to customer service training
Sunday school teacher's killer gets 30 years with no parole
Philly.com
Phila. police sorry for raiding wrong house
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SRC moves forward on 3 Renaissance schools
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
What protesters and police can and can't do during RNC demonstrations in Cleveland: Mark Naymik
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Thousands of students rally at Ohio Statehouse to support being drug free
State school board adds former Lakewood superintendent, two others as finalists to be state superintendent
The Detroit Free Press
Audits raised red flags long before DPS criminal charges
Detroit Public Schools brings back inspector general to combat fraud
DPS principal pleads guilty in scam: 'I fell out of grace of God'
Anonymous donors boost Snyder's Flint relief efforts
Residents raise race as factor in Flint water crisis
The Chicago Tribune
Judge reveals FBI's first question for Hastert: Is your family safe?
Ex-cop from Chicago area charged in fatal shooting of wife in Ohio
Video appears to show Evanston high school staff allegedly stealing from students' lockers: officials
Gabrielle Giffords shows support for Illinois gun bill
EDITORIALS: What Hillary Clinton said behind closed doors
The Washington Post
GOP elites are now resigned to Donald Trump as their nominee
The time for criminal justice reform might at last be nigh
Proposed 'John Wayne Day' sparks argument over Wayne's 'racism, hostility, homophobia'
Sanders has less to say about Clinton, more to say about contested convention
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Democrats fought for establishment candidates on Tuesday. But was the cost too high?
How Chaka Fattah became the first person booted from Congress in 2016
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For one group of women, the gender wage gap keeps getting worse
Foxx, saying ‘no more excuses’ for Metro, replaces 3 board members
Former Md. education official to be sentenced in free-school-lunch fraud case
USA Today
Protesters jam street, smash cop car outside Trump rally in Calif.
Starbucks opens in Ferguson, as company eyes bolstering urban footprint
FBI: Bombs found at home of Oregon man who threatened president
The Los Angeles Times
UC Davis chancellor's troubles raise a question: How could such a brilliant woman stumble so badly?
Urban population growth and demand for food could spark global unrest, study shows
Bullet train agency approves a new business plan with 26 pages of changes
Santa Clara settles civil rights lawsuit with border protection officer for $500,000
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