Today in Black History: By an Act of Congress in 1866, the Army created two cavalry and four infantry regiments for "colored" men, including the Buffalo Soldiers.
The New York Times
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Donald Trump to Give Speech Voicing Skepticism of Global Trade Deals
Donald Trump Hires Former Adviser to Ted Cruz
Hillary Clinton and Elizabeth Warren Take Aim at Donald Trump
Supreme Court Complicates Corruption Cases From New York to Illinois
House Democrats Release Benghazi Report to Blunt Republican Inquiry
Supreme Court’s Abortion Decision Reverberates in Presidential Campaign
Abortion Ruling Could Create Waves of Legal Challenges
For Detroit’s Children, More School Choice but Not Better Schools
A Young Prostitute, Police Scandals and a Rocky Renaissance in Oakland
Ex-Indiana University Student Accused of Rape Avoids Prison in Plea Deal
Local
A Connecticut Tribe Fights for Recognition, and a Piece of the Casino Industry
Dominican Candidates in New York Tout Their Pioneer Status, but History Is Complicated
Emigrant Savings Bank Discriminated Against Minorities, Brooklyn Jury Says
For the Second Year, Rents in Some Stabilized Apartments in New York City Will Not Increase
The Christian Science Monitor
Brexit is just the latest blow to globalization
In victory for Brexit, a defiant protest against globalization
How Supreme Court's ruling on abortion could echo beyond Texas
Philly.com
Jury orders Phila. schools to pay firm $2.3 million in bias suit
Pennsylvania senator aims to repeal 2011 abortion clinic law
Wine, gambling, cigarettes: How the Pa. House proposes to fund its $31.5B budget
Philly school cafeteria workers get a raise under new contract
The Star-Ledger
With Assembly vote, N.J. lawmakers send Christie $34.8B budget
N.J. lawmakers OK sales tax cut, gas tax hike to fix roads
Christie, Democrats talk about cutting N.J. sales tax in exchange for gas tax hike
Democrats set up battle with Christie over who can carry a handgun in N.J.
N.J. public worker pension referendum moves closer to ballot
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
What happens to kids who are sent to Ohio juvenile courts? Data doesn't show
How downtown Cleveland traffic could be affected by the RNC
Vice President Joe Biden to visit Cleveland Clinic facility on Thursday
New state superintendent Paolo DeMaria wants to hear what's working with schools and what's not
The Detroit Free Press
DTE breaking ground on new park that some call 'second Campus Martius'
U.S. Supreme Court rejects Kwame Kilpatrick appeal
Threat of chemical contamination fuels neighbors' ire
Applications to University of Michigan set another mark
The Chicago Tribune
4 dead, 11 hurt, including 14-year-old, in city shootings
Madigan's elected Chicago school board bill puts Cullerton in tough place
Jesse Jackson invokes slavery in slamming Dish's decision to stop carrying WGN America
U.S. watchdog slams state effort to reduce blight
The Los Angeles Times
Patients pay a higher share of hospital bills, study finds
EDITORIAL: How anti-racists play into the skinheads' hands
The Washington Post
Pat Summitt, legendary former coach of Lady Vols, dies at 64
Civil rights leader Walter Fauntroy arrested at Dulles
Opionion: Anthony Kennedy restores a liberal Supreme Court
Benghazi committee ‘squandered millions of taxpayer dollars,’ Democrats say
'Still Sanders’ activists cling to hope of ‘flipping’ California
Big Labor makes peace with Hillary Clinton on trade
Clinton says she understands many people don’t trust her, promises to earn it
The heroin epidemic was once mostly immune from politics. Not anymore.
Supreme Court overturns corruption conviction of former Va. governor McDonnell
D.C. Council again weighs making it easier for bicyclists and pedestrians to collect insurance after crashes
Senator seeks to stop DOJ from investigating private schools for violations of Americans with Disabilities Act
Education Secretary calls on charters to rethink discipline, reduce suspensions
USA Today
VW to pay owners up to $10K, buy back up to 475,000 cars
Final GOP Benghazi report cites failures
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