Today in Black History: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. met with President Lyndon Johnson on this date in 1965 to discuss voting rights for Black Americans.
The New York Times
National
Anger in France After Police Accused of Assaulting a Black Man
Gorsuch Calls Trump Critique of Federal Court ‘Demoralizing’
Editorial: The Grandeur of the Courts
Trump Attacks Senator for Divulging Gorsuch’s Remarks
Blow: Trump’s Leading Rivals Wear Robes
Rosenthal: Middle-School President
Sessions Confirmed as Partisan Rancor Racks the Senate
In Silencing Warren, Republicans Handed Her a Megaphone
Trump’s Cabinet Picks Have Faced Record Opposition
Almost Half of Young Adults Get Rent Help From Parents
Stephen Curry Takes Issue With Under Armour Leader on Trump
Local
New York Police Take on a Problem Decades in the Making: Overloaded Investigators
Malloy Moves to Narrow Gap Between Rich and Poor in Connecticut Schools
New York Today: What a $1.50 Pay Raise Feels Like
The Christian Science Monitor
Activists plan 'A Day Without a Woman' strike to follow historic Women's March
Why courts could rein in executive power – after decades of allowing it
Elizabeth Warren and the rising passions of the Senate
On Baltimore retreat, Congressional Democrats look to the past to inform the future
The Star-Ledger
Olympian from N.J. says she was detained by U.S. Customs
North Jersey towns work to hold on to older residents
The (many!) unanswered questions in the Paterson basketball scandal
Prison attack in N.J. forces transfer of disgraced lawmaker to Pa.
Jersey City council unanimously supports sanctuary city order
Rutgers confronts ties to slavery by renaming buildings, walkway
Philly.com
$227 million settlement reached in deadly Center City collapse case
Senate bill aims to preempt Philadelphia's new wage equity law
Armstrong: Joyce Ann Poindexter touched a lot of lives
Inspector general: City potentially losing millions from 'misapplied' tax breaks
From Africa to Main Line, refugee family gets helping hand from Radnor churches
Pa. Senate passes 'paycheck protection' measure
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Wilberforce University seeks to sell two buildings to raise money
Cleveland federal judge says Trump's comments on judiciary calls president's 'legitimacy' into question
Talk it out: Is Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson beatable?
Toledo City Council bans 'conversion therapy'
Republicans propose photos for Ohio food stamp cards
Alianna DeFreeze's death prompts Cleveland pastors to walk students to their schools
Ohio hopes to "streamline" student testing, says State Superintendent Paolo DeMaria
The Chicago Tribune
Kennedy enters Illinois governor's race ripping Rauner for causing 'economic chaos'
Family's attorney says Forest Park fatal police shooting was unjustified
EDITORIAL: City Hall's CPS blame game: Why isn't Claypool pounding on his fellow Democrats to fix their fiasco?
In Trump era, a call for corporate board diversity
The Los Angeles Times
L.A. City Council approves $1.5-million settlement in police killing of Ezell Ford
Congress takes aim at California law mandating retirement savings plans for low-income workers
L.A. rebound fuels Garcetti run for reelection despite mixed record
LA’s mayor wants to lower the city’s temperature, and these scientists are figuring out how to do it
The Detroit Free Press
A second chance for Michigan's juvenile lifers? Tough call for judges
Michigan courts wrestle with resentencings
Detroit school board may sue Michigan in possible school closures
Housing ordinance would fight gentrification in Detroit
The Washington Post
Supreme Court nominee Gorsuch calls Trump’s attacks on judges ‘demoralizing’
Pentagon chief assumes new role: Turning down the temperature on Trump
Amid deep partisan rancor, Senate confirms Jeff Sessions for attorney general
Spicer claims he ‘clearly meant Orlando’ after citing mystery Atlanta terrorist attack three times
The Fix: Spicer sets an extraordinary standard for criticizing military operations under Trump
Judge blocks $54 billion Anthem-Cigna health insurance merger
Rural Americans felt abandoned by Democrats in 2016. Can the party win them back?
NRA chief executive received nearly $4 million retirement payout in 2015
Court blocks North Carolina law aimed at curbing Democratic governor’s power
In Trump’s capital, undocumented immigrants live and work in the shadow of the White House
Standing Rock Sioux chairman: ‘I was slighted. I was disrespected.’
Governors forward 428 infrastructure projects to Trump administration
A majority of Virginians say public schools are underfunded, survey shows
Four new judges appointed to Prince George’s County Circuit Court
USA Today
Emmett Till's family wants truth in wake of lie revelation
Muslim U.S. Olympian Ibtihaj Muhammad says she was held by U.S. Customs
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