Today in Black History: Late Robert McGruder, pioneering journalist and former executive editor of the Detroit Free Press, was born in Louisville in 1942.
The New York Times
National
2 White House Officials Helped Nunes View Secret Reports
Flynn Offers to Testify, but Wants Immunity First
Trump Issues Threat to Conservative House Faction
Health Subsidies for Low Earners Will Continue Through 2017, G.O.P. Says
Editorial: North Carolina’s Bait-and-Switch on Transgender Restroom Law
After Calling Nafta ‘Worst’ Deal, Trump Appears to Soften
The Roots of the Battle Over Gorsuch: ‘They Started It’
Two Democratic Senators Back Gorsuch, but Can’t Sway Colleagues
4 Girls Go Missing, and Washington’s Racial Divide Yawns Wider
Net Neutrality Is Trump’s Next Target, Administration Says
Kansas Governor Vetoes Medicaid Expansion, Setting Stage for Showdown
Local
Mayor de Blasio Is Said to Back Plan to Close Jails on Rikers Island
No ‘Inner City’ in Brownsville, Brooklyn, Just Overlooked Strengths
Rival Campaigns for N.J. Governor’s Race Volley Accusations
Money for ‘Failing’ State Schools Has Finally Been Released
The Christian Science Monitor
Why high court's ruling on special education meant so much to parents
Courts now at front line in battles over climate change
Ivanka in the Trump White House: the rewards, and the risks
Westinghouse bankruptcy: What does it mean for US nuclear power?
With personal-cause tool, Facebook to lend a hand to individual fundraisers
Philly.com
Ubiñas: DA Seth Williams' most obscene crime is crying poor in one of the poorest cities
How will Kenney's $40M community schools plan move forward?
Cosby on seducing women: 'They need chemicals'
Old phone booths to the rescue: Philly weighs turning eyesores into safe havens
Pa. senator takes heat after blaming 'warm bodies' for climate change
The Star-Ledger
N.J. lawmakers launch push for fugitive Chesimard's return from Cuba
N.J. governor hopeful slaps rival with election law complaint
Effort underway to re-open Shore house for disadvantaged kids
After Christie praises them, N.J. addiction doctors blast Trump budget cuts
Christie's office defends itself after Bridgegate judge's comments
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
The correlation between license suspensions and poverty in Ohio: A video explainer
Prosecutors will seek adult charges against teens accused in Cleveland drive-by shooting of two children
Gov. John Kasich says medical marijuana plays no role in fighting Ohio's opioid crisis
Ohio House kills state renewable energy standards
The Chicago Tribune
Bloody day in South Shore: 7 people shot dead in four-block area of South Side neighborhood
Chicago sees drop in violence so far in 2017, but numbers still high
Chicago Park District to pay up to $12 million over 4 years for police patrols
Warning signs of abuse abounded before Gizzell Ford’s horrific death. Four years later, reforms fall short
The Detroit Free Press
Sen. Bert Johnson's campaign records a tangled mess
Detroit schools work on potential deal with state to avoid closures
Prison food vendor in line for $4M contract boost
The Los Angeles Times
Richard W. Painter: Trump won't reveal his taxes, so Congress should change the way presidents report their finances
For some California sheriffs, it's not politics stopping them from fully helping ICE: It's the legal risk
Orange County jailhouse informant program went on for decades, mass shooter's lawyer claims
The Washington Post
Three White House officials linked to files shared with House intelligence chair
Flynn offers to cooperate with probe in exchange for immunity
Michael Flynn in 2016: Immunity ‘means you probably committed a crime’
Democrats on House panel left in dark on future of Russia probe
The Fix: The White House is in deep legal trouble, according to Trump’s own standards
Trump threatens hard-liners as part of escalating Republican civil war
Trump struggles against some of the forces that helped elect him
Rex Tillerson is walled off from an increasingly uneasy corps of diplomats
Senior aide Katie Walsh leaves White House to run pro-Trump outside group
Tracking Trump’s Promises: Is he donating his presidential salary?
41 of the 50 counties where insurance rates rose the most since 2012 voted for Trump
D.C. mayor uses citywide address to open new fronts in affordable housing fight
Expungement 'fair' seeks to help people move on from old charges
Trump’s Education Department nixes Obama-era grant program for school diversity
USA Today
I Am An American: Fred Gray, the civil rights attorney who desegregated the South
Interstate 85 collapse could bring traffic nightmare in Atlanta
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