Today in Black History: The U.S. Navy accepts Black women into its Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service (WAVES) program in 1944.
The New York Times
National
Study Urges Tougher Oversight for Police Use of Facial Recognition
EDITORIAL: The Rap Sheet Against Sheriff Arpaio
Trump’s Call to Monitor Polls Raises Fears of Intimidation
Obama Tells Trump to Stop ‘Whining’ About Rigged Vote
Ex-F.B.I. Official Acknowledges Role in a ‘Quid Pro Quo’ Over Hillary Clinton’s Email
Giving Every Child a Monthly Check for an Even Start
Local
New Jersey Is Known for Cheap Gas. The Glory Days Are About to End.
What Would New York Police Body Cameras Record?
Parent Group Seeks More Integration in New York’s Schools
Debate Course Aims to Help Rikers Inmates Lobby for Their Rights
The Christian Science Monitor
More and more, push for police reform starts with the chief
Report finds racial bias in facial recognition technology
Millennials could sit out this election. What’s that mean for party politics?
What it's like to go to school during Chicago's tough year
Philly.com
Faculty at Pa. state universities go on strike
Black millennials lack excitement about the presidential election
DA: Cosby using 'scorched-earth approach' to derail his case
Kane lawyer's plea for probation: 'She has already fallen'
Ethics Board fines two officials, four PACs
The Star-Ledger
Bridgegate prosecutors portray Baroni as Christie's attack dog
If N.J. police want to be trusted, why do they oppose this reform? | Editorial
Christie again blames Obama for skepticism toward police
Phil Murphy nabs another county endorsement in 2017 governor's race
4 N.J. school districts sued by ACLU over enrollment practices
The Washington Post
From building wells to building armies: What’s in the U.S. foreign assistance budget?
Racial profiling, by a computer? Police facial-ID tech raises civil rights concerns.
A black pedestrian was stopped by police. A bystander recorded his ‘humiliating’ arrest.
Lawsuit alleges Flint schools are failing to provide services to lead-poisoned children
Voter registration system crashes in Va., preventing some from signing up in time
Watch how some of Clinton’s public stances compare to what she said in private speeches
After U-Md. students propose a new way to pay for sexual-assault investigations, school agrees to hire more staff
For young black activists, an urgent task: Persuading peers to vote
The United States’ growing teaching shortage: How it looks state by state
D.C. Council advances right-to-die legislation; will debate and vote next month
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s lesson to Howard students on education needs a special focus on money
D.C. Council cedes more power of statehood constitution to residents
Remembering the Beltway march of 1966 — and other social justice efforts
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
State rates its own oversight of charter schools "ineffective": How did that happen?
Cleveland police officer charged in Brandon Jones shooting pleads not guilty
Ex-Cleveland Brown Reggie Rucker has misdemeanor charges from golf course scuffle dismissed
Sharing photos of your ballot illegal in Ohio, but officials not likely to prosecute over selfies
Agencies call for Cleveland police union leader to be ousted from community police commission
The Chicago Tribune
3 dead, 13 wounded in city shootings
Chicago parks shut off 459 drinking fountains after tests find lead
FBI probing Ald. Willie Cochran for alleged misuse of campaign funds
Ex-Ald. Sandi Jackson completes prison term, joins husband on parole
UNO teachers, charter network avert strike
EDITORIALS: Vote 'no' on roads amendment. Then vote 'yes' for change in Cook County.
The Los Angeles Times
L.A. Unified's affordable housing units fill up, but not with teachers
He's not running for office, but this HIV activist has set his sights on the national political stage
2 teens shot and wounded in South Los Angeles; no suspect in custody
USA Today
Regulators approve higher health premiums to strengthen Obamacare insurers
Exclusive: VA shuffles managers, declares ‘new leadership’
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