Today in Black History: Jane M. Bolin, the first Black woman to attend Yale Law School and the first to become a judge, was born in 1908 in Poughkeepsie, NY.
The New York Times
National
Feud Over Strike May Have an Upside for U.S. and Russia
Neil Gorsuch Is Sworn In as Supreme Court Justice
Federal Judge Says Texas Voter ID Law Intentionally Discriminates
Many Voices Are Heard on Syria Policy, but Trump Is Silent
EDITORIAL: Not One Syria Policy but Many
Trump Administration to Pay Health Law Subsidies Disputed by House
What’s at Stake in Trump’s Proposed E.P.A. Cuts
Alabama Governor Quits in Sex Scandal That Rocked State
Who Is Kay Ivey? Facts About Alabama’s New Governor
Book Pins Corporate Greed on a Lust Bred at Harvard
Local
‘Raise the Age,’ Now Law in New York, Is Still a Subject of Debate
Closed Prisons in Rural Areas Are a Tough Sell
Many Big Donors to de Blasio Have Yet to Chip In for Second Run
De Blasio Starts a Week on Staten Island With Little Contact With Staten Islanders
Affordable Housing Program Gives City Tax Break to Developers
The Christian Science Monitor
THE MONITOR'S VIEW Wells Fargo’s recovery from a costly scandal
Can McMaster 'ground' White House foreign policy on the fly?
Does Syria U-turn show Trump is a man without ideology?
Neil Gorsuch heads to a Supreme Court changed by his appointment
Philly.com
Embattled DA Williams appoints veteran cop as chief of detectives
City commissioners fight back on lawsuit calling for their ouster in May election
The state of Philadelphia? Decidedly mixed
Readers declare: City Council should obey its rule on budget hearings
The Star-Ledger
Judge considering Samson misconduct complaint that's been blasted by Christie
Christie, Cuomo want to be part of Penn Station inspection
Former Christie insiders to appeal their convictions in Bridgegate scandal
As Christie's exit looms, 16 new charter schools want to open
Ex-teacher who sent graphic sex texts to student sentenced to 5 years in prison
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland police shooting will test internal investigations into officer-involved deaths
Trump wants to cut regulations. Have $1B in penalties for Ohio companies really been too much?
Cleveland council moves Quicken Loans Arena upgrades closer to approval, final vote coming next week
Whitehead's 'Underground Railroad' wins fiction Pulitzer
Youngstown man on trial in triple killing, rape kills himself in jump from courthouse balcony
The Detroit Free Press
U.S. Rep. Mike Bishop faces angry constituents at listening sessions
Mateen Cleaves to stand trial for rape; lawyer says 'he's the victim'
Uncertain future of Obamacare leaves Michigan hospitals unsteady
Detroit Land Bank looks to sell off side lots to homeowners for $100
The Chicago Tribune
Aviation officer placed on leave after dragging passenger from United flight at O'Hare
Flight or fight? United's ouster of stubborn passenger a colossal mistake
2 dead, 10 wounded including boy, 11, during Monday shootings
Cook County judge shot dead, girlfriend wounded outside Far South Side home
The Washington Post
Texas voter ID law was designed to discriminate against minorities, judge rules
Pentagon insists reported surge in civilian deaths not a result of change under Trump
Analysis: The Senate may be developing an electoral college issue
GOP undertakes unexpected rescue mission in a deep red Kansas congressional district
Ala. governor resigns amid allegations he tried to cover up affair with a top aide
Teacher, 8-year-old student killed in California special-ed classroom shooting, officials say
‘Re-accommodate?’ United gets lampooned for its awkward response to passenger dragging.
Was that doctor dragged off the United Airlines flight because he was Asian? Many in China think so.
How fights over Trump have led evangelicals to leave their churches
Md. senator charged with bribery on Friday returns for final day of legislative session
The Los Angeles Times
Murder-suicide in San Bernardino classroom: 'He just shot everywhere'
State lawmakers have spent a lot of time on professional sports stadiums — and they have little to show for it
Editorial Series: Why We Took a Stand
State commission makes no recommendation on L.A. charter schools’ future
USA Today
North Korea warns it will defend itself against U.S. 'aggression'
Republicans avoid town halls after health care votes
United Airlines's fiasco prompts apology, suspension; officer is put on leave
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