Today in Black History: St. Augustine’s College was founded in Raleigh, North Carolina in 1867, one of the nation’s historically Black colleges and universities.
The New York Times
National
Poor, Displaced and Anxious in North Carolina as Floods Climb After Hurricane
Justice Department to Track Use of Force by Police Across U.S.
The Keith Scott Shooting: A 3-D Reconstruction
A New Zika Zone in Miami, but No Reason to Panic, Scientists Say
Voice Shaking, Michelle Obama Calls Trump Comments on Women ‘Intolerable’
As Donald Trump Stumbles, Hillary Clinton Watches Her Step
Health Care Law’s Beneficiaries Reflect Its Strengths, and Its Faults
Bacteria on Device Said to Infect at Least 12 Patients in Pennsylvania
Local
Misconduct Complaint Against Christie Has Merit, Judge Finds
Prosecutors Rest Case Against 2 Ex-Christie Aides in Lane-Closing Trial
Trepidation at City College in Wake of President’s Abrupt Exit
Bombing Suspect Pleads Not Guilty in Shootout With New Jersey Officers
Philly.com
Judge warns Philly officers against intimidating witnesses
Architects' lawyers argue they had no responsibility to protect public in demolition
Judge tosses case against Philly lobbyist accused of misspending welfare grants
Council president wants commission to coordinate local development
City Council condemns Chestnut Hill College in discrimination case
Green says teachers' union turned down 'serious offer'; Kenney to intervene
The Star-Ledger
Bridgegate misconduct complaint against Christie: What happens next?
Governor's chief counsel testifies he saw 'nothing nefarious' in Bridgegate
Prosecutors end Bridgegate case with combative video of Baroni testimony
N.J. 23 cent gas tax hike: Dems boast of benefits as they await action by Christie
NJ Transit's new boss has daunting tasks in front of him
The Detroit Free Press
Doctor charges bias on Delta flight from Detroit
Costs of Schuette Flint investigation hit $2.3 million
Dearborn Police Chief: Use of force incidents by police are down
Analysis: Accidental child shootings hit Michigan and Detroit hard
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio proposes that voters culled from voting rolls in 2015 be allowed to vote in November's general election
Democrats want Rep. Kristina Roegner to repay mileage reimbursement collected while driving with expired license plates
Cleveland police's Black Shield calls on union to rescind Trump endorsement
Cleveland ordered to pay $13.2 million judgment for police officer in wrongful conviction suit
State will take charter schools away from 21 sponsors slapped with "poor" ratings
Cleveland schools, Cleveland Teachers Union unlikely to reach contract before levy vote
The Chicago Tribune
Tribune analysis of 125K complaints over 47 years against Chicago police shows disparity
2 men killed, 9 others shot in separate Chicago attacks
Preckwinkle: Tax on pop, other drinks will help avert criminal justice cuts
Hacked email: Clinton campaign tried to move back Illinois primary date
The Washington Post
The shocking pain of American men
A new digital divide has emerged — and conventional solutions won’t bridge the gap
These are the 100 U.S. school districts that are actively pursuing socioeconomic integration
In Rwanda, lifesaving blood now drops from the sky
What U.S. public education might look like with a Clinton or Trump presidency
The Washington Post asked Clinton, Trump for their education vision. Here’s what they said.
‘Another nightmare’: North Carolina flood could swallow small town
Built on a plantation, Prince George’s home is steeped in centuries of history
McAuliffe calls for pay cuts, job freeze and reconsideration of Medicaid expansion
The Los Angeles Times
What you need to know about the $9-billion school bond on the ballot
California Senate candidates Loretta Sanchez and Kamala Harris on policy, politics and the state of their race
New, state-of-the-art federal courthouse officially opens in downtown L.A.
What does being Latino mean in 2016?
Parents who want their kids in L.A.’s most competitive magnet schools face daunting odds
USA Today
Gun accidents kill kids every other day
The federal government knows surprisingly little about gun accidents
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