Today in Black History: The Tulsa, OK race riots erupted in 1921, resulting in the deaths of hundreds of Blacks and the destruction of the city's Black business center.
The New York Times
National
Can Donald Trump Win? These Battleground Regions Will Decide
Libertarians See Chance Amid Discontent Over Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton
A Look Ahead at the Next Recession
Why a Universal Basic Income Will Not Solve Poverty
Rulings and Remarks Tell Divided Story of an 8-Member Supreme Court
I.R.S. Ruling Is Obstacle to Health Care Networks Promoted by Obama
Success of Jerry Brown, and California, Offers Lesson to National Democrats
Old and on the Street: The Graying of America’s Homeless
For Assistants in Prestige Fields, Overtime Rule May Alter Career Path
Local
Gang Violence at Rikers Seizes Spotlight During Guards’ Trial in ’12 Beating
New York’s Zika Fight Turns to Travel Precautions and Safe Sex
New York Prison Guard Is Burned When Package Explodes at His Home
Dreams Stall as CUNY, New York City’s Engine of Mobility, Sputters
The Christian Science Monitor
Meet the Trump voters who aren't white and male
As Libertarians seek 2016 inroads, is ideology their challenge?
How one woman went from 'unwelcome' cadet to leading Air Force Academy (+video)
The Star-Ledger
Don't vote for Trump, Gov. Christie Whitman tells N.J. primary voters
N.J. drivers should be automatically registered to vote | Editorial
Pledge challenges N.J. companies: Hire more female CEOs, execs
Striking Verizon workers to return to work Wednesday
Bill would require child abuse checks for teachers, school bus drivers in N.J.
Philly.com
Mosque nearing completion in North Philly
Kane aide cancels Porngate news conference
Council members ask PPA: How did school money get booted?
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
(The article below speaks volumes and it is why it is the only one selected from this paper today)
Memorial Day vigil held at Cincinnati Zoo in remembrance of gorilla killed to save child
The Chicago Tribune
At least 69 people shot, 6 fatally over Memorial Day weekend
Rauner makes last-ditch pitch for temporary budget on final day of session
Construction contractors warn of a labor shortage as Chicago building booms
Whistleblower cops' trial threatens to expose code of silence
Dennis Hastert never earned, deserved honorary NIU degree
The Detroit Free Press
Engineers to present new data on Flint water quality
$4.6B transit plan would connect Detroit, 4 counties
State worker firings on the rise
Duggan's plan: Fix education for all kids
The Los Angeles Times
Killings in Compton have tripled this year, rattling nerves and testing a key anti-crime initiative
Clinton and allies step up California efforts as primary draws near
David Horsey: Bernie Sanders' sober social activism wins him fans in California
Essential California: Why housing vouchers aren't helping L.A.'s homeless
The Washington Post
In tough reelection fight, Ohio Sen. Rob Portman’s first TV ads focus on efforts to combat heroin epidemic
Major environmental group backs Hillary Clinton in its first presidential endorsement
Clinton’s challenge: Become a change agent in a year shaped by voter fury
Bernie Sanders did something special for this California farm town. He showed up.
Libertarians pick Johnson and Weld ticket after close contest
The top 5 people Trump might pick as his running mate
The stunning truth that explains the rise of the far-right in Britain and elsewhere
‘A community on edge’: Town torn apart by sexual assault accusations against football players
1.4 million college kids will drink alcohol today
With Metro’s big rebuild project looming, some in Washington are still in denial
Award-winning nonprofit group could lose Montgomery job-training contract
USA Today
Senate investigation finds 'systemic' failures at VA watchdog
Report: Federally funded institute avoids comparing drugs, other treatments
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