Today in Black History: Actress Hattie McDaniel, the first Black to win an Academy Award for her role in "Gone with the Wind," was born in 1895 in Wichita, Kansas.
The New York Times
National
2nd Amendment Does Not Guarantee Right to Carry Concealed Guns, Court Rules
Idaho Town Is Rattled Months After Reports of a Brutal Assault
Obama Endorses Hillary Clinton, and Urges Democrats to Unite
Where to, Hillary? How Clinton Is Relying on President Obama’s Help
Bernie Sanders Still Presses Battered Campaign Toward Washington Primary
Elizabeth Warren Endorses Clinton and Goes Taunt-for-Taunt With Trump
Supreme Court Ruling Counters Pennsylvania Judge on Recusal
Freddie Gray Died From ‘Rough Ride,’ Prosecutors Assert
Local
Norman Seabrook’s Ouster as Union Chief May Complicate Overhaul at Rikers
Next Superintendent of New York State Police Is Confirmed
In Lawsuit, U.S. Says Queens School Discriminated Against 3 Black Teachers
The Christian Science Monitor
Outcry over Stanford case reveals changing US culture on rape
Athlete as moral crusader: Is the Muhammad Ali model lost? (+video)
Here's how Elizabeth Warren is already playing key role for Clinton (+video)
After teen shooting, Boston police plead: 'Have courage' to speak out
Why racism is the focus of Airbnb's annual conference
The Star-Ledger
Christie won't say if he privately rebuked Trump over controversial judge comments
Can a five-year plan fix 'unfair' N.J. school funding system?
What Christie, N.J. unions are saying about big pension court ruling
Nigerian king to visit N.J. Friday
Philly.com
Council bills target lead in city water
Byko: Kenney's soda tax 'win' might cost him
Philly's fund balance takes center stage in soda-tax debate
Odunde founder recalls the festival's early days in new memoir
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
5 alleged members of Columbus gang 'homicide squad' convicted
Cleveland federal judge orders arrest of New Jersey attorney who skipped hearings
Is Cleveland's unique teacher pay plan living up to promises? Not yet
Longtime litigator, federal prosecutor appointed as new Cleveland federal magistrate judges
The Detroit Free Press
Kym Worthy defends waiting years to release innocent Davontae Sanford
Michigan Legislature passes flurry of bills, adjourns for the summer
One Nation: Why millennials, minorities face tougher times with debt
Editorial: DPS reform bills won't fix the problems they claim to solve
Rhodes: DPS legislation is progress, but more money needed for buildings
The Chicago Tribune
Emails to former Chicago police Superintendent Garry McCarthy show wide support
1 dead, 12 injured in Chicago shootings
River of violence takes the life of an innocent man
National Black Political Convention begins in Gary as leaders set sights on economic, education policy
The Los Angeles Times
Ruling on concealed weapons spotlights California's key role in gun debate
Will California stop police from taking people's property without a criminal conviction?
California must set aside delays to truck pollution standards, judge rules
Gov. Jerry Brown and lawmakers strike California budget deal. Here's what they focused on
If a judge sentences a convicted sexual predator to just six months in jail, does he really belong on the bench?
The Washington Post
‘We’re horrified’: At Stanford, the impact of a sexual assault is searing
Trump doesn’t have a national campaign. So the GOP is trying to run one for him.
State Dept: FOIA officers didn’t know, didn’t ask about Clinton use of private email
Bernie Sanders supporters on the fence about Hillary Clinton
So much for party unity in California Democrat-on-Democrat Senate race
Common Core isn’t preparing students very well for college or career, new report says
For Vincent Gray, Tuesday’s Democratic primary is a referendum on his past
Oprah pledges $1 million to D.C. group that helps homeless women
D.C. proposes stronger training, hiring standards for private security guards
Olympian and Tuskegee Airman who survived segregation and combat is buried at Arlington
USA Today
USA TODAY exclusive: Hundreds allege Donald Trump doesn’t pay his bills
Civil rights pioneer Rev. E. Edward Jones dies in La.
Supreme Court: Judge can't rule on a case he helped prosecute
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