Today in Black History: U.S. Supreme Court rules segregation in public education unconstitutional in Brown v. Board of Education in 1954.
The New York Times
National
Rift Between Labor and Environmentalists Threatens Democratic Turnout Plan
Letter From Presidents of 7 Building-Trade Unions to Richard Trumka
From Bernie Sanders Supporters, Death Threats Over Delegates
Hillary Clinton Shapes Potential New Role for Bill Clinton
Obama Defends Transgender Directive for School Bathrooms
House Challenge to Health Law Could Raise Premiums, Administration Says
Study Finds Few Obstacles to Lifting Military’s Transgender Ban
Scandals Embroil Alabama Governor, Speaker and Chief Justice
Local
Son of Ex-Aide to Mayor de Blasio’s Wife Pleads Not Guilty in Killing
Philip Murphy, Ex-U.S. Ambassador, Enters Race to Replace Christie
The Christian Science Monitor
Obama vs. Trump. Logic versus unreason?
A man or a movement? Answer on Trump baffles GOP.
How one teacher helps students cope with testing
The Star-Ledger
Arrested star of 'The Wire' withdraws as Rutgers-Newark graduation speaker
Bergen police director accused of interfering in DWI stop won't be prosecuted
Striking Verizon workers could receive N.J. unemployment benefits
Bridgegate: News media says 'John Doe' should have come forward sooner
$15 minimum wage gains N.J. Senate committee approval
Phil Murphy officially running for governor of N.J.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland poll worker charged with pulling gun wants case moved to mental health court
Ohio reporters' groups oppose sanctions against Cleveland attorney for contacting media
U.S. Supreme Court says debt collectors can use attorney general letterhead to collect state debts
Students at private colleges pay about half the 'sticker price' as schools continue to discount costs, report says
Philly.com
Sources: U.S. to conclude Train 188 likely derailed after engineer distracted
I burned my Democratic voter registration card today
Fattah defense pins blame on ex-aides as federal corruption trial opens
DN editorial: School District's structural deficit
Slain Phila. officer honored in White House ceremony
The Detroit Free Press
Faced with shortfall, Snyder to trim State of Michigan spending plans
Congressman criticizes Snyder for answers to Flint followup questions
Evans sets tour on 'broken' local government financing
Rhodes to hold public meeting with DPS school board
The Chicago Tribune
Hillary Clinton keeps losing. So how come she's winning?
3 killed, 11 wounded in Chicago shootings
Cook County offers contractors incentives to hire teens
Allstate raises minimum pay to $15 an hour
The Washington Post
Clinton leans on Democratic loyalists to gain upper hand in Kentucky primary
The Daily 202: The presidency is Hillary Clinton’s to lose. Here are 12 ways she could lose it.
Some conservatives are still plotting to stop Trump at the GOP convention
These two Democrats are fighting over who hates Obama and Clinton the most
Billionaires lining up for Trump aren’t sure where to send their money
Building trade unions denounce labor partnership with billionaire environmentalist Tom Steyer
House chairman wants to prevent women from entering the draft
Girls outscore boys on inaugural national test of technology, engineering skills
For the poor in the Ivy League, a full ride isn’t always what they imagined
D.C. Council poised to overhaul mayor’s plan for homeless shelters
D.C. school leaders, parents call for more volunteers to ensure safe student commutes
As Confederate symbols come down, ‘Talbot Boys’ statue withstands the controversy
Maryland students and lawmakers push Hogan to sign college affordability bill
The Los Angeles Times
Billionaire-backed campaign launched to raise California’s tobacco tax
Two L.A. sheriff's deputies convicted of beating a mentally ill inmate
L.A. school district reaches $88-million settlement in sex misconduct cases at two campuses
For the first time, some Orange County voters might have to choose between two Democrats for Congress
Vintage sites considered important in L.A.'s African American history could receive special protection
Gov. Jerry Brown switches course, seeks $10 million in state funding for California quake warning system
USA Today
Supreme Court sends 'contraceptive mandate' cases back to lower courts
Mountains of mud set to fly in White House race
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