Today in Black History: Mervyn Dymally, who served as California's Lieutenant Governor, in the State Legislature and Congress, was born in 1926 in Trinidad.
The New York Times
National
F.B.I. Director Says ‘Viral Video Effect’ Blunts Police Work
South Carolina Officer Faces Federal Charges in Fatal Shooting
Hillary Clinton Email Inquiry Won’t Be Rushed, F.B.I. Chief Says
Protest Candidate, Paul Farrell, Wins 9 Percent of West Virginia Primary Vote
With West Virginia Victory, the Beat Goes On for Bernie Sanders
Kwame Somburu, Perennial Socialist Candidate, Dies at 81
Rudolph Giuliani Praises Donald Trump’s Proposed Commission on ‘Radical Islam’
Licensed to Carry: Handguns in Texas
Judge Allowed Destruction of Evidence in 9/11 Case, Defense Says
Local
$1.1 Million Brooklyn Dock, Built for Public Use, Sits in Storage
Health Care at New Jersey Immigrant Jail Is Substandard, Watchdog Groups Say
Court Vacates Long Island Teacher’s Evaluation Tied to Test Scores
The Christian Science Monitor
In Flint, is philanthropy stepping in for government?
Why West Virginia is making Democrats nervous (+video)
How Ferguson heals: beyond police chief, need for deeper change
Is Facebook reinforcing your political bias?
The Star-Ledger
Christie, Prieto trade new barbs over Atlantic City
N.J. civil-rights groups lobby against Atlantic City takeover
South Carolina cop formerly of N.J. indicted in fatal shooting of unarmed man
Christie doesn't believe his name will be on new Bridgegate list
Shooting leaves 15-year-old injured in Newark
Diverse coalition joins Islamic group's mosque lawsuit against township
Newark's Uber deal model for another major U.S. airport, report says
Philly.com
Visit Philadelphia ex-CFO pleads guilty to theft, fraud
Jury awards Feibush $34,000 in dispute with Johnson
Clarke floats alternative soda-tax plan
Student accuses school police officer of assault
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Who is Paolo DeMaria? New state superintendent is veteran of state politics, fan of school choice and Common Core
Cleveland Council to introduce legislation setting $15/hr minimum wage
Planned Parenthood says Ohio defunding law violates U.S. constitution
Social Security showdown could be coming, with a challenge from Sen. Sherrod Brown
We hope our "Justice for All" series helps fix a broken Cuyahoga County justice system
The Detroit Free Press
DEQ pushed back on Flint consent deal
Flint mayor: Allegations by ex-official 'outrageously false'
DPS vendor who lived like king faces 7 years in prison
Detroit girl, 5, fatally shoots self with grandma's gun
Attorney: Michigan must fix its juvenile-lifer process
The Chicago Tribune
3 dead, at least 15 wounded in Chicago shootings
Judge refuses to reinstate $3.5 million jury verdict in fatal police shooting
Chicago police investigate 6 officers over alleged false testimony
Chicago area's middle class shrinking, report finds
Parks group says Lucas Museum lawsuit deserves to be decided in district court
The Los Angeles Times
Union for Border Patrol agents under fire for endorsement of Trump
Here's why the state's shoddy roads won't get fixed any time soon
When childhood innocence and gang violence lived side by side in Boyle Heights
Students receive bottled water after South L.A. schools report murky tap water
The Washington Post
George Zimmerman ignites controversy with gun sale
Zika threat looms over U.S.
Has Donald Trump stolen Paul Ryan’s party out from under him?
The Crocs-wearing, coal-loving billionaire who’s trying to save Democrats in West Virginia
Ted Cruz files to run for reelection to the Senate in 2018
‘They don’t need the baggage’: White supremacist resigns as Trump delegate
Taxpayers covered $14 billion in erroneous charges by private health plans paying for seniors’ care, report says
How much do Bernie Sanders's primary wins mean?
Company that reaped millions from deals with Baltimore’s lead-poisoning victims violated law, authorities say
Immediate maintenance ordered on three stretches of Metro tracks
There are now more homeless kids and parents in D.C. than homeless single adults
More stunning public corruption in Virginia
USA Today
Anti-virus pioneer John McAfee warns on mobile phone snooping
Former Slaves to be Reburied Centuries Later
Some clips might require your registering for the paper's website. Sites like The Chicago Tribune are free while The New York Times and others have a pay wall that will allow you to see a specific number of articles per month for free and require a paid subscription for further reading,
