Today in Black History: Howard Dodson, Jr., the former Director of New York's Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in, was born in 1939 in Chester, PA.
The New York Times
National
Cincinnati Police Are Investigating Family After Boy Falls Into Gorilla Enclosure
Donald Trump Lashes Out at Media While Detailing Gifts to Veterans
Can Donald Trump Win? These Battleground Regions Will Decide
Clinton and Trump in Tight Race, Poll Shows, With Votes Split on Gender Lines
Clinton-vs.-Trump Race in New Jersey Could Be Close, Poll Shows
Gov. Jerry Brown Endorses Hillary Clinton Ahead of California Primary
Obama, Riding High, Could Be the Ace in Clinton’s Pocket
In a Secret Meeting, Revelations on the Battle Over Health Care
Hillary Clinton Aide Says Little Thought Was Given to Potential Issues Over Private Email
Supreme Court Rules in Capital Cases, Overturning a Death Sentence
Kansas Parents Worry Schools Are Slipping Amid Budget Battles
Local
Elections Board Aide Leaked Memo Critical of de Blasio’s Fund-Raising
New Freedom to Advance for New York Teachers Born Abroad
Federal Monitors for Rikers Island Cite Progress and Violence
The Christian Science Monitor
How much of the pro-Bernie Sanders vote is really anti-Clinton?
Poll: Americans believe primaries and politics are 'broken'
After Harambe the gorilla shooting, how best to protect endangered species? (+video)
The Star-Ledger
After accusations of bias, all Bloomfield patrol cops to wear a body camera
1st baby born in N.J. hospital with Zika-related birth defect
Meet the Super Bowl champ likely to run for N.J. governor
Paterson investigating how Fetty Wap used its high school to film drug anthem
Shootings, crashes leave several dead in Essex County
Philly.com
Feds ask: Did Fattah's former au pair get special treatment from Philadelphia University?
Jones: Minorities must be part of rebuild funded by sugary-drink tax
Philadelphia schools add two Muslim holidays
Inquirer editorial: Ballot question on retiring judges revised to mislead voters
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Jury awards $22 million in East Cleveland police case; University of Akron president resigns: Overnight News Links
Argument between Cleveland city councilman, former challenger brings assault accusation
Ohio asks federal judge to delay reinstating 'Golden Week' allowing registration, voting
ACLU lawsuit deadline nears over RNC protest permits: What to watch for Wednesday
Cleveland's proposed $15 minimum wage would tie with Seattle's for highest in America
The Detroit Free Press
Flint mayor urged fee cuts for service line work
Senate, House reach compromise on education budgets
Activists highlight risk of oil spill at Mackinac event
Oakland judge defends locking up Tsimhoni kids
Academic Advisory Council set for Detroit schools
The Chicago Tribune
Judge rejects Emanuel assertion that emails are exempt from disclosure
Democrats can't agree on sending state budget to Rauner, who calls spring session 'stunning failure'
Boy, 15, dies and 5 others hurt in shootings across Chicago
More photos released of suspects in Lake Shore Drive death
Drew Peterson found guilty of trying to have prosecutor killed
The Los Angeles Times
L.A is projected to add a lot of low-paying jobs through 2020
Pay gap growing between men and women working for L.A. County
'Sexier' ballot titles for judicial candidates spark court battles, claims of deception
The Washington Post
Media scrutiny over charitable donations to veterans riles up Trump
Supreme Court makes it easier for landowners to challenge environmental decisions
Reports: Homeless, foster kids face enormous hurdles in trying to get to college
Inside Democrats’ Trump-fueled scramble to take back the House
Conservative Tennessee attorney David French is urged to enter presidential race as independent
Clinton picks up 2 key endorsements as Sanders insists he can win nomination
The myth of the well-rounded student? It's better to be 'T-shaped'.
Why new studies tallying CEOs’ huge paydays look so stunningly different
Review finds flaws in how Prince George’s school employees are trained to identify, report suspected child abuse
Not offended by Redskins? Then let’s bring back more of the team’s offensive acts.
With a stroke of a pen, Hogan kills dozens of outdated Maryland directives
USA Today
'Roots' producer Will Packer responds to critics, including Snoop Dogg
USA TODAY VP Power Rankings: Kaine tops the list for Clinton's running mate
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