Today in Black History: In 1922 the Washington, D.C. home of abolitionist and publisher Frederick Douglass was dedicated as a national memorial.
The New York Times
National
Report on Racial Bias in Baltimore Policing Also Exposes Gender Bias
In Baltimore Report, Justice Dept. Revives Doubts About Zero-Tolerance Policing
South Carolina Law on Disrupting School Faces Legal Challenge
Federal Court Rejects North Carolina Legislative Districts
Trump Laments Polls, but Keeps Provocative Approach
In Michigan, Hillary Clinton Calls Donald Trump Enemy of ‘the Little Guy’
Fact-Checking Hillary Clinton’s Economic Speech
Mike Pence Campaigns With an Eye on His Own Future
At a Donald Trump Rally, a Confederate Flag Goes Up, and Quickly Comes Down
Military Officials Distorted ISIS Intelligence, Congressional Panel Says
How Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump Differ on Taxes
Local
A Texting Truth Often Forgotten in Politics: Your Phone Remembers Everything
Letter to Cuomo Reveals State Senate’s Plan to Help Success Academy
The Christian Science Monitor
Could Boston offer a model for police-minority relations?
Why poor defendants face an uphill battle at Supreme Court – and how to fix it
Clinton economic speech: anti-Trump, with a dash of Sanders (+video)
Philly.com
Byko: Is race involved in this war between neighbors in Fern Rock?
Adviser: He and Kane plotted grand jury leak - and cover-up
El-Shabazz to join D.A.'s Office as head of investigations
School official in Chesco text-message scandal gets jail for theft
The Baltimore Sun
Mourners, including young son, attend funeral for Korryn Gaines
After Justice Department report, police department now faces challenge of wholesale culture change
City stymies efforts to review Baltimore police sexual assault investigations, advocates say
Report puts O'Malley on defense over policing
The Star-Ledger
North Jersey mayor throws reporter out of city hall (VIDEO)
Trump campaign reportedly abandons N.J. headquarters
The connection between Cory Booker, Phil Murphy and Hillary Clinton | The Auditor
How Second Amendment group will fight N.J. stun gun ban
No charges for Rutgers staffer who put student in headlock
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cuyahoga County Jail supervisor fired for excessive force against female inmates
Backers of $15 minimum wage in Cleveland say initiative is headed to the ballot (Video)
The Detroit Free Press
Rhodes extends time with DPS to focus on strengthening elected board
Prosecutor: Muskegon men worked together to drug, rape women
Judge gives Flint officials 90 days to decide trash pickup
Detroit schools transition manager: No EAA debt relief
The Washington Post
‘Lock her up’ sentiment comes to a congressional campaign
Private federal prisons — less safe, less secure
A racially diverse America could make the economy less important to elections
Trump says he’d consider trying U.S. terror suspects in military tribunals
23 things Clinton says she’ll do for the U.S. economy
Lawsuit: Trump campaign’s state director in N.C. pointed loaded gun at ‘petrified’ staffer
Dozens of Republicans urge RNC to spend money on congressional races, not Trump
In Texas, a man who didn’t kill anybody is about to be executed for murder
Chicago police sued for attacking Muslim woman, stripping her of headscarf
Baltimore police cuffed, stunned and shot people in mental health crisis, even if they posed no threat
D.C. Council members outspent opponents, still lost in June primary
The Los Angeles Times
California gang database plagued with errors, unsubstantiated entries, state auditor finds
Demonstrators call on D.A. to decide whether to prosecute LAPD officers who shot Ezell Ford
USA Today
American Simone Manuel speaks out on police brutality, race after earning Olympic gold
Some clips might require your registering for the paper's website. Sites like The Chicago Tribune are free while The New York Times and others have a pay wall that will allow you to see a specific number of articles per month for free and require a paid subscription for further reading.
