Today in Black History: Abolitionist and freedom fighter Sojourner Truth was born into slavery in Ulster County, New York in 1797.
The New York Times
National
Supreme Court to Hear Case on Racial Bias Among Jurors
Obama Sees ‘Personal Insult’ If Blacks Don’t Rally
Hillary Clinton to Court Elusive Group With Speech Focused on Millennials
White Voters Keep Trump’s Hopes Alive in Florida
How Republicans Lost Their Best Shot With Hispanic Voters
27 Million Potential Hispanic Votes. But What Will They Really Add Up To?
Police Hunt for Ahmad Khan Rahami in Connection With Manhattan Bombing
5 People Taken to F.B.I. Office for Questioning in Blast
F.B.I. Treats Minnesota Mall Stabbing Attack as ‘Potential Act of Terrorism’
Housing Bias and the Roots of Segregation
Local
Mayor de Blasio Avoids Terrorism Label in Manhattan Explosion
Pipe Bombs Found Near Train Station in Elizabeth, N.J., Official Says
What to Look For as Bridge Scandal Trial Opens
The Star-Ledger
Explosive device detonated near N.J. train station
Death, discrimination and despair in N.J.'s temp industry
How temp agencies allegedly hire based on race and gender
Christie bashes 'activist' judges, then runs to them in school fight | Editorial
The Christian Science Monitor
Campaign 2016 is divisive: What it says for the future
National Museum of African American History and Culture opens: Why now?
George Washington’s African-American descendants recognized after 200 years
Why some in the US military support Colin Kaepernick
Environmental destruction is a crime against humanity, ICC says
Philly.com
'A whole army of guardian angels': Cops improving after shooting rampage
Philly predicament: Cut taxes or raise revenue
Hillary Clinton plans millennial-focused campaign stop in Philly Monday
Pensions, gambling among issues as lawmakers return
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
A GPA for every school district in Ohio and ranking best to worst: Ottawa Hills, Solon, Beachwood lead
'Healthy Ohio' plan not healthy for Ohio: Wendy Patton, Policy Matters Ohio (Opinion)
A look at which Ohio lawmakers take the most money from pain pill advocates
NASA Glenn inducts second hall of fame class (photos)
The Detroit Free Press
After court threat, state of Michigan removed Flint's power to sue
Senate could act on electricity bills this week
Donald Trump faces an uphill battle in winning African American voters
The Chicago Tribune
Inspector general for Chicago school board says CPS auditor is interfering
Pregnant woman, 19, shot dead but doctors able to save baby
Led by Chicago, homicides spiking again in some big U.S. cities
As Illinois' coal country teeters on brink, next president may tip balance
EDITORIALS: What does every schoolchild deserve from our education system?
The Washington Post
Clinton’s lagging Hispanic support stokes concerns about her strategy
Despite gains, Trump’s chances for 270 electoral votes are dim
Clinton is losing some millennial voters to third-party contenders
Homicides are spiking again in some big U.S. cities. Chicago has seen nearly half the increase.
Skyrocketing Obamacare premiums still lower than employer-sponsored insurance
For parents and children, difficult history at African American Museum
No tickets? No problem. Check out these 5 other African American history destinations in D.C.
What Texas did to its special-education students
GWU, joining national movement, opens a food pantry to feed students in need
‘This is all I ever wanted’: A Baltimore teen’s new life after years of hardship and violence
Bowser, D.C. Council at odds on priority of public safety and labor legislation
The Los Angeles Times
Lawsuit seeks millions in fines from 5 coastal commissioners, alleging 590 transparency violations
California's congressional Republicans may prefer Loretta Sanchez for Senate, but they're staying out of it
'It's going to take some time and additional transparency': State lawmakers hope to expand fair-pay protections for women
How a pension deal went wrong and cost California taxpayers billions
USA Today
Obama, in final visit to United Nations, to focus on refugees
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