Today in Black History: Inventor Elijah McCoy, believed to be the inspiration for the term "the real McCoy," was born in 1843 in Colchester, Canada.
The New York Times
National
Los Angeles Police Official Resigns Over Racist Emails
Judge Defends Ruling That Ended Stop-and-Frisk
Ted Cruz’s Support Softens Among the Delegates He Courted
Bernie Sanders Says Superdelegates Should Follow Voters’ Will in Landslide States
In Nod to a Bernie Sanders Ad, Hillary Clinton Seeks His Fans’ Support
California Prepares for Long-Denied Star Turn in Presidential Race
Stricter Rules for Voter IDs Reshape Races
EDITORIAL: Voting Gets Harder in Kansas
20 Years Later, Welfare Overhaul Resonates for Families and Candidates
Dowd: Donald the Dove, Hillary the Hawk
Local
From Albany to Prison: Ex-Lawmakers on Life Behind Bars
Correction Officers Show Solidarity for Rikers Colleagues on Trial
Correction Officer Brandished Gun During Parking Dispute, Police Say
Man Wrongfully Convicted of Murder Awaits His Exoneration, 52 Years Later
Cuomo Backs Schneiderman in Troy Police Shooting Inquiry
The Christian Science Monitor
How Freddie Gray's death changed Baltimore, and its election
Welcome to the home of the toughest 'bathroom bill' in America
‘Accept it’: From resignation to jubilation, GOP slowly warms to Trump
These numbers show the GOP is more worried about itself
Voters' dilemma: What happens if it's Hillary vs. Trump?
As college prices soar, poorest students fall further behind
Less nationalism? In poll, majority see themselves as 'global citizens'
The Star-Ledger
Teen arrested in connection with murder of Dickinson High School student
FDA's prime directive: Keep e-cigarettes from kids | Editorial
N.J. could see one of the most expensive House campaigns
Is Atlantic City about to make N.J. history by defaulting on debt?
Christie defangs watchdog to help Joe D on corruption charge | Moran
How will cop's racial slurs affect 'nanny-cam' case? Experts weigh in
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio Supreme Court to swear in about 200 new attorneys: What to watch for Monday
Cleveland's water supply at risk as toxic blob creeps across Lake Erie, Ohio EPA says
Tamir Rice gazebo demolition stirs emotions in Cleveland's Cudell neighborhood
The Detroit Free Press
Feds subpoena Detroit for blight removal records
Detroit teachers union calls for district-wide sick-out Monday
Clinton at NAACP event: I'm candidate to tackle racism
After Flint prisoner freed, another admits guilt
From dreams of space to college dean at Michigan
The Chicago Tribune
1 dead, 4 wounded in city shootings
Desmond Clark says racially charged incidents against family led to high school confrontation
EDITORIALS: Redistricting reform: Will an amendment finally make it on the ballot?
Philly.com
Few details available in Estey bombshell
Pa. anti-discrimination agency 'horrible for the citizens'
Political consultant William R. Miller IV, 68, dies
Attack ad stirs up Atlantic City radio airwaves
The Los Angeles Times
Top L.A. County sheriff's official resigns over emails mocking Muslims and others
Republicans say no to legalized pot, condoms for porn actors and a cigarette tax hike
When it comes to paying taxes, California is Bernie Sanders' kind of state
Donald Trump became a unifying force on May Day in downtown L.A.
The Washington Post
Supreme Court slows pace of taking on new cases
Sanders makes a public plea for Democratic superdelegates to switch allegiances
Donald Trump’s vice presidential pick is anyone’s guess
Donald Trump as president? Warren Buffett says it wouldn’t hurt U.S. businesses.
‘Hundreds’ of layoffs are actually 225, Sanders campaign says
Senators don’t want veto power over the president’s national security adviser
The most underappreciated fact of the election: Americans feel good about the economy
Why Republicans are opposing President Obama’s request for Zika funding
Hopes for an African American woman in the Senate now hang on California
What kind of president can repair America’s deepest divisions?
Around Atlanta, the housing recovery’s great divide is in stark black and white
Special-education report makes one thing clear: There’s a lack of clarity on the issue.
Mayor Bowser on CSX train derailment in NE Washington, D.C.
In a wealthy Md. suburb, some residents have waited more than 30 years for a ride
Police say boy, once his 8th-grade graduation speaker, became a killer at 17
USA Today
Bodies under Cincy Music Hall date to at least 1928
In Ohio's Pike County, family means survival, not slaughter
Detroit teacher sick-out closes 85 schools
Fire department: Freight train derails in D.C., cars leak chemicals
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