Today in Black History: Republic of Zambia, a former British colony, in southern Africa gains its independence in 1964 with Kenneth Kaunda as its first president.
The New York Times
National
A New Era of Internet Attacks Powered by Everyday Devices
Swift Opposition to Resurrection of AT&T Giant
Tennessee Historic Body Blocks Removal of Onetime K.K.K. Leader’s Statue
Minneapolis Police Officers Will Not Be Disciplined for Fatal Shooting
Faculty Members at State Universities in Pennsylvania End 3-Day Strike
Turn Onto Old Dixie. After a Long, Rocky Stretch, It Becomes Obama Highway.
Hillary Clinton Presses Her Advantage Over a Struggling Donald Trump
‘Not a Regular Day’: What a Trump Rally Clash Reveals About a Divided Nation
Donald Trump Gets First Major Endorsement in Las Vegas
Common Sense: How Much Graduates Earn Drives More College Rankings
Local
N.J. Transit Chief a No-Show at a Legislative Hearing on Safety
Hurricane Recovery Program in New York City Will Fall Short of Target
Nassau County Executive’s Arrest Raises Democratic Hopes of State Senate Gains
William G. Bowen, Princeton Educator Who Championed Poor and Minority Students, Dies at 83
The Christian Science Monitor
'Rigged election' claims: What they say about the culture of grievance
What Republicans will do if Trump loses
Is an AT&T-Time Warner merger less likely under a Clinton presidency?
North Carolina could be the most interesting state this election
Philly.com
Police: Trooper accused of indecent exposure dead
City school's transition brings chaos
Pennsylvania Republicans sue to allow poll watchers to cross county lines
Newall: At Seth Williams cigar event, questions hang in the air
The Washington Post
Even if Democrats win the Senate, their majority is unlikely to endure
The Democrats are likely to win a majority of House votes, but not a majority of House seats. Again.
If Trump loses, the news media should break the addiction. But can they?
Trump lays out his vision for first 100 days in office
How mega-donors helped raise $1 billion for Hillary Clinton
France moves to dismantle notorious ‘Jungle’ refugee camp in Calais
How the AT&T-Time Warner deal could avoid deeper regulatory scrutiny
‘Like something out of a horror movie’: Flesh-eating bacteria infection kills man in four days
‘If I could afford to leave, I would.’ In Flint, a water crisis with no end in sight.
New D.C. Public Schools chancellor should protect charters, too
D.C. considers ways to strengthen rent control for low-income tenants
The Chicago Tribune
Herb Kent, legendary Chicago radio personality, dies at 88
Gov. Rauner pours in nearly $46 million as part of bid to cut Speaker Madigan's power
Morning Spin: Preckwinkle cagey on Emanuel's police performance
The Los Angeles Times
Q&A: Only Africans have been tried at the court for the worst crimes on Earth
The state is watching these 6 cities closely for financial fraud
1 LAPD officer, 2 fatal shootings days apart. How quickly should officers who kill return to work?
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland Clinic innovation 2016 summit to feature healthcare transformation focus, cool gadgets
Two teens among four injured in three Cleveland shootings
Cleveland police face residents in flag football game designed to build relationships (photos)
Refugees generate jobs and revenue in Cleveland, study finds
The Detroit Free Press
Why did feds suspend Detroit's demolition program?
NAACP leader to Detroiters: Get to the polls
Police: Missing 10-year-old spent night in abandoned house in Detroit
The Star-Ledger
This historically violent town has reduced killings - Here's how
3 revealing moments in Bridget Kelly's Bridgegate testimony
13 reportedly hurt in NJ Transit bus crash in Newark
14 men charged with drug offenses in Newark sweep
Ceremony honoring police before HS game sends 'frightening message,' ACLU says
Remaking Trenton: Does the city have what it takes?
USA Today
U.S.-led coalition denies bombing Iraqi mosque
These13 jobs had the biggest pay raises last year
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