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POSTED: August 02, 2016, 3:00 pm

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Today in Black History: Provocative novelist and playwright James Baldwin was born in 1924 in Harlem, and chronicled the Black struggle for identity.


The New York Times

National


Black Lives Matter Coalition Makes Demands as Campaign Heats Up

Critics See Efforts by Counties and Towns to Purge Minority Voters From Rolls

Calling Trump ‘Unfit,’ Obama Urges G.O.P. to Abandon Him

Trump Seems More the Result of a Shift Among White Men Than the Cause of It

Editorial: Trump and Spineless Republicans


Amid ‘Sacrifice’ Debate, Examining Trump’s Deferments

House Republican Backs Hillary Clinton, Calling Donald Trump ‘Unfit to Serve’


Warren Buffett Is Latest Billionaire to Excoriate Donald Trump


Hillary Clinton’s Campaign Raised $63 Million in July, Its Best Mark So Far


Massachusetts Bans Employers From Asking Applicants About Previous Pay

Rethinking the Role of Government in Society



Local

William Bratton, New York Police Commissioner, Will Step Down Next Month

James O’Neill, a Lifelong Officer, Will Step Into the Police Dept.’s Top Job


The Christian Science Monitor

US veteran homelessness slashed in half: What's behind the decline?

Voices from the Democratic and Republican conventions


My three days with the Bernie Sanders rebellion


Donald Trump, a fallen soldier, and the myth of game-changing moments


The Star-Ledger

Christie, in dramatic turn, calls for Bridgegate investigation of top N.J. Dems


Wikileaks reveals how DNC tried to smear Christie, Trump in N.J.


How a hallucinogen from Africa may have cured N.J. woman's addiction

Christie won't take Trump's side in Gold Star fight with Khan family

In light of horror stories, N.J. Senate to probe student loan program



Philly,com

AP sources: CEO at Democratic National Committee resigns

PA, NJ: No cash to spare

Pittsburgh chief asks city agency to review his DNC speech


Beverage industry spent $10.6 million fighting Philly drink tax


The Cleveland Plain Dealer


Ohio's multimillion-dollar voting rights battle could prove even more costly for taxpayers


East Cleveland passes annexation legislation, will now go to Cleveland City Council


Family of Cleveland Clinic tech shot dead now fighting hospital over denied compensation


Cleveland Clinic team approved for $11.8 million to study treatment-resistant depression


The Detroit Free Press

Michigan Voters Guide


African-American group sues Detroit police; says abuse is 'disgraceful'

Trash collection to resume in Flint after it was halted


Paid sick time law proposed for November 2018 ballot in Michigan



The Chicago Tribune


Mass layoffs at Chicago State University bring millions in extra costs

Chicago police: Body camera didn't record cop's fatal shooting of teen in back

These property tax bill increases top the list



The Los Angeles Times


Court finds cement masons union official and attorney retaliated against whistle-blowers


Man shot by LAPD after 'significant struggle' at East Hollywood pharmacy, police say


The Washington Post


DNC chief executive Amy Dacey resigns in wake of email breach


Five-term Rep. Yvette Clarke still gets asked for her ID entering the U.S. Capitol

Obama: Trump is 'unfit' to be president


Republicans denounce Trump as confrontation with Muslim parents escalates

Broad array of military luminaries condemn Trump over attacks on Khan family

From now on, every government agency will have to consider climate change


Korryn Gaines is the ninth black woman shot and killed by police this year

Baltimore County Police give news conference on the fatal shooting of Korryn Gaines


USA Today

Fact check: Clinton’s email falsehood

Miss Teen USA Karlie Hay apologizes for using racial slur on Twitter


Raw racism revealed in GOP voter law: Jill Lawrence








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