Today in Black History: Today we honor U.S Olympic fencer Ibtihaj Muhammad, the first Muslim American, to represent the United States in the Olympic games.
The New York Times
National
Minorities Suffer From Unequal Pain Treatment
Trump Adopts G.O.P. Tax Cuts, but Balks at Trade Pacts
Fact-Checking Donald Trump’s Economic Speech
Key G.O.P. Senator Says She Will Not Vote for Trump
Editorial: Mr. Trump’s Losing Economic Game Plan
Evan McMullin, Anti-Trump Republican, Mounts Independent Presidential Bid
Afghans Who Translated for the U.S. Military Are Stuck in Limbo on Visas
Ahmed Mohamed, Boy Handcuffed for Making Clock, Is Suing
Views From the Pulpit Tend to Favor Hillary Clinton, Survey Finds
Local
Legislators Take Aim at New Jersey Student Loan Program’s Tough Tactics
Why, in One Case, the de Blasio Administration Opposes Affordable Housing
Threats Over Police Radios Have Officers and Scanner Buffs on the Case
The Christian Science Monitor
Trump economic speech: first step to unifying GOP (+video)
To narrow gender pay gap, one state tries something completely new
Philly.com
Trump critics urge RNC to replace Trump in special meeting
Philly elections official goes off on Sean Hannity about ‘rigged’ national elections
Despite six-figure salary, city council is still a part-time job for some
'Old news' or fresh look? Auditor's focus on charter school leases revives issue
The Star-Ledger
Baraka: 'I will do everything' to get Fulop elected governor
Hudson County threatens lawsuit over stalled N.J. roadway projects
Dangerous oil trains need greater oversight | Editorial
The Washington Post
Trump faces new round of resistance as he tries to reset campaign
Economists: Trump tax plan offers almost nothing for the middle class
Former GOP national security officials: Trump would be ‘most reckless’ American president in history
Fact-checking Donald Trump’s speech to the Detroit Economic Club
Clinton agrees to debate schedule
Sen. Susan Collins says she will not vote for Trump, joining growing list of Republicans
Rep. Scott Rigell leaves Virginia Beach GOP after backing Libertarian for president
As the nation’s capital booms, poor tenants face eviction over as little as $25
For Kaine, war powers issue shows a break with Clinton — and a push that fell short
The big difference between Donald Trump’s and Hillary Clinton’s child-care plans
‘Mounting concerns’ from lawmakers over University of Virginia’s $2.2 billion fund
Signatures for term-limits amendment are delivered to Montgomery
Vincent Orange objects to rival taking his D.C. Council seat after he resigns
Incoming Leesburg police chief reflects on challenges and expectations
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
ACLU says proposed changes to dysfunctional Cleveland police review board don't go far enough
What is THC? Why did it sicken 24 people at EST music fest?
Cost of HIV-preventing drugs still a worry for some sexual assault victims despite law passed two years ago
The Chicago Tribune
Boy, 10, shot on West Side; other shootings leave 7 dead, 9 wounded
CPS proposes $5.4B budget with teacher contract similar to one already rejected
Madigan aide: Everyone's got an agenda on redistricting
Patti Blagojevich pleads with judge to free ex-governor: 'please be merciful'
EDITORIALS: Chicago Public Schools budget: Promises, promises
Opinion: I'm a woman, a wife and a mom. And I'm not excited about Hillary Clinton's candidacy.
The Detroit Free Press
John Gallagher: Donald Trump's economic speech short on real economics
Trump right about Detroit poverty rate in speech
Man with Confederate flag mobbed by Trump protesters
Arab-American Muslims accuse Hamtramck police of bias in arrests
Judge dismisses challenge to Michigan's 180-day limit on ballot drives
The Los Angeles Times
Clinton makes a lot of promises — which can she keep?
Minority voters and candidates in a racially diverse Georgia county see a rigged system
L.A. Unified may need to redirect hundreds of millions of dollars for high-needs students
Deputy charged with conducting illegal background checks
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