Today in Black History: In 2005 the U.S. Senate passed a resolution that apologized for its failure to act in addressing lynching.
The New York Times
National
Orlando Gunman Attacks Gay Nightclub, Leaving 50 Dead
After Nightclub Massacre, Obama Expresses Outrage and a Familiar Lament
Last Call at Orlando Club, and Then the Shots Rang Out
Omar Mateen: From Early Promise to F.B.I. Surveillance
Orlando Shooting Is Likely to Dominate Congressional Agenda
Bernie Sanders Refuses to Concede Nomination to Hillary Clinton
Cable Industry Mobilizes Lobbying Army to Block F.C.C. Moves
Meg Whitman Likens Donald Trump to Fascists, Shaking G.O.P.’s Brief Truce
America’s Appellate Lawyer Recaps 5 Years of Legal ‘High Drama’
Local
Anemic New York Legislature May Be More Active at End of Session
In 6 Hours, 4 Are Killed in Separate Shootings in New York City
How Donald Trump Bankrupted His Atlantic City Casinos, but Still Earned Millions
Contest to Fill Rangel’s Seat: It’s Old vs. New
D.J. Doctor Dré Is Waging a Public Battle With Diabetes
Memos Imply That City Hall Knew of Nursing Home Deal
The Christian Science Monitor
After worst mass shooting in US history, 'we will not give in to fear'
The religious journey of Muhammad Ali, 'ambassador' of Islam
Clinton and Trump: Foreign-policy odd couple with their parties?
Second Amendment ruling: Which concealed carry laws affect you?
The Star-Ledger
Essex County College closed Monday due to fire, outage
Transportation fix requires a gas tax hike, and one Republican knows it | Editorial
Authorities identify 15-year-old boy killed in Trenton
An unusual way for N.J. lawmakers to vote | The Auditor
How N.J. man went from prison incarceration to college graduation
Philly.com
Battle over proposed sale of first black Catholic church intensifies
Toomey's stance on Justice Scalia's replacement could be troublesome for his reelection bid
Casey calls for tougher gun laws after Orlando shooting
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Will new tests create a high school graduation "train wreck"? Debate over higher standards goes to state school board
Cleveland Community Police Commission member charged with public intoxication, arrested while fighting man accused of drug dealing
George Voinovich, former Cleveland mayor, Ohio governor and U.S. senator, dies
Meningitis vaccine imperative for students of all ages: Dr. Dennis Cunningham, Nationwide Children's Hospital
The Chicago Tribune
1 dead, 7 others wounded in city shootings
'We are all Americans here, too': Lake County Islamic group condemns attack, offers prayers
EDITORIALS: Chicago and Illinois politicians are losing to financial reality. And they're miserable.
Former Gov. Quinn petitions for Chicago mayor term limits
The Detroit Free Press
Clinton will have to work to sway Sanders' millennials
Fewer high school kids are having sex
Editorial: Easy weapon access, LGBT hate made Orlando massacre possible
Riley: Legislators blocked voices of Detroit in DPS funding fix
The Los Angeles Times
Portland unnerved by discovery of high lead levels in school drinking water
Inglewood to pay $4.6 million to unarmed man shot by police officer
Some Stanford graduates protest during Sunday's commencement ceremony
On California's death row, too insane to execute
The Washington Post
Democrats, LGBT groups look to McCain on defense bill
Fifty years later, the Miranda decision hasn’t accomplished what the Supreme Court intended
Preschool suspensions are made worse by racial disparities
Obama: ‘We know enough to say that this was an act of terror, and an act of hate’
Trump hits Clinton on economic policy, says refugee aid should be redirected to inner-city jobs program
Georgia senator ‘prays’ for Obama to suffer
The government was trying to fix the transplant system. But it got complicated.
Marine Corps sidelines Parris Island drill instructors after death of recruit
Why I reject the American obsession with achievement gaps
This house — built with the help of high school students — is on the market for $935,000
Patti Grace Smith, government champion of commercial spaceflight, dies at 68
USA Today
Across USA, vigils honor Orlando victims
Eight-member Supreme Court faces three hot-button issues
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