Today in Black History: Civil rights leader, attorney, and presidential adviser Vernon E. Jordan, Jr., was born in 1935 in Atlanta, Georgia.
The New York Times
National
Racial Violence Reflects Decades of Tension in Milwaukee
Milwaukee Police Make ‘Multiple Arrests’ in Second Night of Unrest
Sale of Federal Mortgages to Investors Puts Greater Burden on Blacks, Suit Says
G.O.P. Urges Trump to Broaden Outreach to Black Voters
Hillary Clinton’s Edge in a Donald Trump-Centric Race Has Liberals Wary
For Trump, Pennsylvania Is a Crucial Battleground
A ‘Super Pac’ Targets Hillary Clinton’s Wealthy Connections
Health Insurers Use Process Intended to Curb Rate Increases to Justify Them
Once Skeptical of Executive Power, Obama Has Come to Embrace It
To Recruit More Women, Marines Turn to High School Sports Teams
Local
2 Killings Near Mosque Plunge a Queens Neighborhood Into Fear
‘Our Community Lost Its Heart’: Queens Imam Is Recalled as Peacemaker
The Baltimore Sun
Maryland FOP conference opens to protests in Baltimore
The DOJ report doesn't say how Freddie Gray died, but it does explain why
Black caucus, NAACP vow legislative agenda based on Justice Department report
Hogan budget decision is a credit ding for Baltimore and 21 Maryland counties, Moody's says
The Christian Science Monitor
How the presidential candidates would tackle student debt
Humanizing Hillary: Why it's such a challenge for her
In Canada's aboriginal suicide crisis, lesson on protective power of culture
Black students seek nonwhite roommates, spark race debate (+vide)
The Star-Ledger
Floating nuclear plants? The worst idea N.J. utility has ever had?
Snoop Dogg takes to YouTube to deliver a message for everyone in Newark
Northern N.J. casino fight has N.Y. groups jumping in with big bucks
Xanadu Two? Malls are dying all over America but tax dollars will go to American Dream | Mulshine
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Did Cleveland police body cameras capture officer punching handcuffed Cleveland woman?
Cleveland woman punched by police officer while handcuffed suffers from mental illnesses, family says
Cleveland Heights-University Heights schools to offer free breakfast, lunch to all students
Fired sheriff's deputy posted 'reprehensible,' 'disgraceful' Facebook photo of starving black child
The Chicago Tribune
Milwaukee residents rocked by destruction after police shooting: 'We're ripping apart our own community'
Highway plans near Lockport may violate Civil Rights Act, group says
Rauner reboots state fair after nearly a year of unpaid bills from last one
The Detroit Free Press
Mom arrested after bodies of 2 kids found under neighbor's house
Young voters flee Donald Trump in what may be historic trouncing, poll shows
Shots fired as Milwaukee unrest continues for second night
Badu pledges portions of all concert revenue to solve Detroit rapes
The Los Angeles Times
The preacher and the AR-15: How one man's move to end gun violence started a fight
Is the shift to permanent housing making L.A.'s homelessness problem even worse?
Numbers worsen: Poverty toll grows amid aid cutbacks
How do Americans view poverty? Many blue-collar whites, key to Trump, criticize poor people as lazy
The Washington Post
For millennial voters, the Clinton vs. Trump choice ‘feels like a joke’
U.S. skipped standard bid procedure in $1 billion deal with prison company
One person shot as unrest in Milwaukee continues for a second night
Tension roils Queens immigrant community after killings
White Christian America is dying
Clinton launches program to enlist ‘dreamers’ to boost voter turnout in their communities
New director of Md. Democrats: A political novice with grass-roots appeal
To Clinton and Trump, it’s all about the middle class. To Jesus, it’s about the poor.
Blacks, especially women, suffer more disabilities in later years than whites do
Confronting ‘cancerous’ problems within Baltimore police
Philly.com
When a right-wing radio host reveals the truth
Closing arguments set in Kathleen Kane's perjury trial
Chaput declares Trump, Clinton 'have astonishing flaws'
CCP faces discrimination complaints
Philly firefighters get mandatory physicals, for the first time in decades
USA Today
Killer flooding in swamped Louisiana could get worse
Wolff: Conservative media at war over Donald Trump
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