Today in Black History: Prolific Negro League baseball home run king Josh Gibson, who never got the opportunity to play in Major League baseball, is born in 1911.
The New York Times
National
Documents Reveal F.B.I. Reasoning in Clinton Case
Obama Restricts Drilling Off Atlantic and Arctic Seaboards
Can Trump’s Infrastructure Plan Work?
2 Flint Ex-Emergency Managers Charged Over Tainted Water
Obama’s 78 Pardons and 153 Commutations Extend Record of Mercy
Access to Donald Trump, for $500,000: Pitfalls for Presidents’ Families
Obama Bans Drilling in Parts of the Atlantic and the Arctic
Trump Slaps Back at Bill Clinton and Links Three Attacks to Terrorism
Local
Retired Westchester Officer Charged With Killing 4 in Hudson Valley Bar
Ride-Hailing Gains Prominence for Any Special Session in Albany
The Christian Science Monitor
With floods rising, cities enlist nature to tame the risks
Gardendale, Ala. wants its own schools. A return to segregation?
To figure out his tweets, understand Trump
THE MONITOR'S VIEW: Finding alternatives to solitary confinement
The Star-Ledger
N.J. superintendent slammed for Sandy Hook massacre reference, report says
Man grabbed hijab from woman's head in 'hate crime,' Newark mayor says
NCAA report: 6 most damning accusations against Rutgers football
Report finds 'staggering racial disparities' in which N.J. kids land behind bars
Millions coming to Camden to help build 'cradle-to-career' pipeline
Camden homicide count climbs following fatal shooting
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Dredging shut down until spring in Cuyahoga River shipping channel; Army Corps of Engineers says law doesn't compel it to dredge
RTA facing $30 million budget shortfall as uncertainty looms at the state level
Ohio lawmaker calls for payday loan lender reforms
Plan to wipe out school levies is "bothersome," school funding advocate Bill Phillis says
The Detroit Free Press
New Flint charges: Who's responsible when government fails?
New criminal charges in Flint water crisis: Who they are
How Detroit went broke: The answers may surprise you — and don't blame Coleman Young
Wayne County looks to ink sale of 'gateway' building
Philly.com
Ex-Philly prosecutor suspended for revenge plot against lover
2 Philly judges removed from bench for ethics violations
Drexel study: Blacks nearly three times as likely as whites to be killed by police
Byko: State prisons have a color bias
Byko: When it comes to mail, state prisons have a color bias
The Chicago Tribune
Eight surgeries, but 'still here': The story of a boy touched by Chicago violence
EDITORIALS: Firing Speaker Madigan: Legislators, oust him now or doom Illinois to 2 more years of dysfunction
Illinois loses more residents in 2016 than any other state
State program that brought 1,000 Amazon jobs to Chicago area set to expire because of budget impasse
Outcry at Loyola after students learn athlete accused of rape was enrolled for three years
The Washington Post
Berlin attack typical of ISIS strategy to divide Muslims from others
Senate Democrats plan to run Trump playbook against Rex Tillerson
Emails between Clinton and top aide, but little else, spurred FBI to resume controversial probe
A black doctor barred from helping on a flight gets an apology — and triggers a policy change
Walmart to stop selling ‘Bulletproof’ shirts after police union protests
Texas sheriff found dead in home amid investigation into possible training violations
Lawsuit accuses Education Department of reversing course on student loan forgiveness
Four more officials charged with felonies in Flint water crisis
Antwan Wilson confirmed as chancellor of D.C. Public Schools
D.C. Council votes for expansive paid family and medical leave for private-sector workers.
The Los Angeles Times
Millions more Americans able to afford doctor's visit under Obamacare, study shows
The U.S. is no stranger to interfering in the elections of other countries
Death penalty in steep decline, but not in Los Angeles County
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