Today in Black History: Homer Plessy, a 30 year-old Black shoemaker, is jailed for sitting in the "white" car of a Louisiana railroad on this date in 1892.
The New York Times
National
No Federal Charges for Minneapolis Officers in Fatal Shooting
Donald Trump Vows to ‘Make a Real Run’ at California in November
Hispanic Official to Leave R.N.C. in Sign of Disaffection With Donald Trump
Clinton and Trump in Tight Race, Poll Shows, With Votes Split on Gender Lines
Kenneth Starr to Resign as Chancellor at Baylor
For a Collegial Court, Justices Lunch Together, and Forbid Talk of Cases
Massachusetts Poised to Expand Protections for Transgender People
U.C.L.A. Shooting Was Murder-Suicide, Police Say
Hidden Side of the College Dream: Mediocre Graduation Rates
Payday Borrowing’s Debt Spiral to Be Curtailed
Local
Principal Hired to Revive Struggling Boys and Girls High School May Leave
After Years of Struggles, Bronx Woman Earns Her Prize: A Criminal Justice Degree
Success Academy Network Cancels Pre-K Program Amid Contract Dispute
New York Police Captain Who Didn’t Help After Shootout Is Demoted
The Christian Science Monitor
If Donald Trump gets rattled by press, how would he handle Putin?
Can better access to water aid women's rights in Africa?
How courts have ruled on transgender cases
The Star-Ledger
2nd shooting in less than 3 hours kills man in Trenton
Christie taunts Atlantic City mayor on meeting deadline to avoid state takeover
What N.J. residents think about state intervention in Atlantic City
Principal placed on leave over filming of Fetty Wap video at school
Christie to Dems on fixing N.J. road fund: Where's your plan?
Christie vows continued support of charter schools in N.J.
More than 70 sworn in as Newark police officers, firefighters
Philly.com
Feds: For Fattah and fund-raiser, friendship had its privileges
School administrators delay voting on labor pact
N.J. college broke law with $250,000 table, state says
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio chose not to ask for federal money for thousands of struggling homeowners. Why?
Federal judge extends block on Ohio law defunding Planned Parenthood
Cleveland schools celebrate upward nudge in still-poor attendance rate
The Detroit Press
Poll: Flint residents don't trust water filters
Credit binge could hit $1 trillion. Yes, that's a 'T'
Ex-Detroit principal Kenyetta Wilbourn Snapp gets year in prison
Detroit to get an additional $88M for blight removal
GOP floats DPS plan, but don't count on Detroit support
The Chicago Tribune
MacArthur Foundation to award $100 million grant, via a competition, for solving a big global problem
Claypool: Chicago Public Schools won't open without state funding
Rauner rips 'Chicago bailout' as overtime jockeying on budget begins
3 dead, 8 wounded in Chicago shootings
Parents push back against school report cards with no letter grades
House flipping thriving in Chicago area, study says
The Los Angeles Times
Here's how Brown's housing plan could wipe out development rules in L.A. and San Francisco
Millions sit idle in California's U.S. Senate race as big donors wait for end of the primary
Editorial: Just a murder-suicide in a small UCLA office. And so America shrugs
News of UCLA shooting arrives as L.A. City Council discusses gun violence
USA Today
New poll shows Clinton leads Sanders by just two points in California
New CFPB proposal aims at 'payday debt traps'
Surgical tech caught switching syringes has HIV
The Washington Post
Trump gave money to a veterans group with ties to a backer — Hannity
Trump’s personal, racially tinged attacks on federal judge alarm legal experts
Even if Clinton won’t talk more, TV networks shouldn’t interview Trump less
Final polls find a tight Democratic race in California
Clinton staffer who set up private email server invokes 5th Amendment in case
Sanders challenges White House and DNC over fracking
Sanders: DNC vetoed union leader pick for platform committee
Alabama teacher disciplined for giving math test about guns, gangs, drugs and ‘ho’s’
Report on racial disparities in gifted and magnet programs gets strong reaction
A warning left on a nanny’s car. License plates stolen. And a top Pentagon official in big trouble.
How Maryland came to repeal mandatory minimums for drug offenders
D.C. Council advances bill for $15 minimum wage
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