Today in Black History: In 1896, U.S. Supreme Court upholds Plessy v. Ferguson, beginning Jim Crow or de jure segregation and ending Reconstruction.
The New York Times
National
Bernie Sanders Wins Oregon; Hillary Clinton Declares Victory in Kentucky
Bernie Sanders Facing Pressure Over Supporters’ Actions in Nevada
Hillary Clinton’s Financial Disclosure Shows Millions in Book Royalties and for Speeches
Donald Trump and Republican Party Reach Fund-Raising Agreement
Senate Votes to Advance Emergency Funding to Fight Zika Virus
A Supreme Court Not So Much Deadlocked as Diminished
Eric Fanning Confirmed as Secretary of the Army
Wendell Pierce, ‘The Wire’ and ‘Treme’ Star, Disputes Attack Account
Transgender Bathroom Debate Turns Personal at a Vermont High School
Website Meant to Connect Neighbors Hears Complaints of Racial Profiling
Justice Department to Review North Charleston Police Force
Local
Push by ‘John Doe’ to Block Release of List Adds Mystery in New Jersey Bridge Scandal
Philip Murphy, Ex-U.S. Ambassador, Enters Race to Replace Christie
Less Talk, More Action on Hudson Rail Tunnels, Before It’s Too Late
New York City Investigates Youth Shelter Accused of Fraud
The Christian Science Monitor
Trump is forcing the GOP to reconsider what is 'conservative'
How Trump has made this election about women voters
Behind Facebook's trending news feed, a deeper flaw
THE MONITOR'S VIEW Has Brazil begun a moral reckoning?
The Star-Ledger
Bridgegate: News media says 'John Doe' should have come forward sooner
New overtime rules could raise pay for 132K N.J. workers
Senate unanimously votes to allow 9/11 families to sue foreign countries
Striking Verizon workers could receive N.J. unemployment benefits
Vigil, funeral plans set for 2 teens killed in after-prom crash
Philly.com
Fattah trial focuses on ex-Sallie Mae CEO's loan
Verizon, union leaders agree to mediator in ongoing contract talks
Philly schools want to start talks to find new revenues by 2019
DN editorial: Pa. should follow Philly's lead to reform election laws
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
GED would no longer be the only diploma exam for dropouts under proposal from Gov. John Kasich
Cleveland City Council hears pleas to increase minimum wage to $15
Dayton school district offering reward for information on elementary school stabbing
U.S. Rep. Bob Gibbs renames pesticide bill for Zika; Democrats vote it down
The Chicago Tribune
Police Detective Dante Servin resigns before possible firing over fatal shooting
Mom, 13-year-old daughter charged with murder in stabbing of girl, 15
State to use facial recognition for driver's licenses
Hundreds of foes force delay on Airbnb vote, but Emanuel confident of a win
Chicago cop charged with recorded beating of patient in handcuffs
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit police officers to get body cameras this summer
State lawmakers face $460M budget hole
City prevailing wage laws ruled constitutional
Ford Freedom Awards gala honors Bing for achievements
Detroit council approves creating municipal ID cards
The Los Angeles Times
Black Lives Matter activists criticize arrests of LAPD critics at Police Commission meetings
Health officials to weigh declaring global emergency as yellow fever strikes southwest Africa
Sen. Dianne Feinstein pushes Senate subcommittee for water bill to address California's drought
Banks likely to sue to deny consumers their right to sue
A top L.A. sheriff's recruit was just days on the job when he says deputies beat an unresisting inmate
The Washington Post
Mass release of California prisoners didn’t cause rise in crime, two studies find
Clinton declares victory in Kentucky primary; Sanders wins in Oregon
Sanders 'getting to like' West Coast after victory in Oregon
Donors can give nearly $500,000 to new joint fundraising effort between Trump and RNC
Hillary Clinton released her financial disclosure form, pushes Trump to release his taxes
Bernie Sanders: 'I am Human' | Campaign 2016
Volcker Alliance chooses former college president as new leader
Koch political network plans to spend more than $42 million on Senate ads through September
As United Methodists talk of splitting over gay equality, top bishop pleads for unity
Millions more workers would be eligible for overtime pay under new federal rule
It's official: George Mason's law school is named in honor of Antonin Scalia
U.S. judge strikes down D.C. concealed-carry gun law as probably unconstitutional
Nine facts about attending college when you are poor
USA Today
Millions more Americans to be eligible for overtime pay
DA: Corrupt officials siphoned $43 million from Calif. city
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