Today in Black History: Emmett Ashford became the first Black umpire in Major League Baseball in 1966.
The New York Times
National
EDITORIAL: Fear of Flying, for Good Reason
United Apologizes, Saying Passenger Was ‘Mistreated’
Grandfather Apologizes After Dylann Roof’s Guilty Pleas Add to Sentence
Trump’s Sudden Shift on Russia Leaves Heads Spinning
White House Accuses Russia of Cover-Up in Syria Attack
Spicer Raises Outcry With Talk of Hitler and Poison Gas
Trump’s Choice of Pro-Immigration Adviser Riles Base
For Alabama Christians, Governor’s Fall Is a Bitter Blow
Congressman Who Shouted ‘You Lie’ at Obama Hears the Same From Constituents
Special Ed School Vouchers May Come With Hidden Costs
Local
De Blasio Faces Tough Road Replacing Rikers With New Jails
New York’s Free-Tuition Program Will Help Traditional, but Not Typical, Students
The Christian Science Monitor
Appalachia's new trail: finding life after coal
In Atlanta's suburbs, is a political revolution brewing?
A private school caught in the crossfire of AmeriCorps debate
At stake in Johannesburg's 'recycling wars': more than trash
The Star-Ledger
Lawmakers to Christie: Don't force deal on N.J. pension reform and lottery revenue
Christie blasts 'awful' United Airlines, wants airline regulations reviewed
Christie's newest milestone: America's least popular governor
Ex-teacher who sexually touched teen in 1993 loses teaching license
'American Gangster' prosecutor Richie Roberts pleads guilty to tax crimes
Philly.com
Air law expert in Philly says United was dead wrong
Lt. Gov. Stack under scrutiny by Pa. inspector general
Judge wants DA Seth Williams' trial to start as soon as next month
The Chicago Tribune
FBI obtained FISA warrant to monitor former Trump adviser Carter Page
Danny Davis: $3 million could have swung election for Hillary
United CEO issues another apology, dragged passenger hires high-powered attorney
Chicago police questioning person of interest in Cook County judge's slaying, sources say
The Cleveland Plain Dealers
College prof's average annual salary: $102,400 That's 5 times more than part-time faculty
United Way 2-1-1, four local hospitals to connect patients to social services with CMS grant
Cleveland council approval of upgrades to The Q won't end debate, foes could turn to referendum
Ohio Republicans scrap cuts to program for children with medical handicaps
Cleveland gun violence: One hour, one intersection, two shootings
Students could graduate regardless of test scores under plan backed by state school board
The Detroit Free Press
FOIA lawsuit filed seeking e-mails from AG Bill Schuette, staffers
Michigan Sen. Bert Johnson indicted by grand jury
Gangster gets 13.5 years for revenge; ordered AK-47 hit on mom, 3 kids
Detroit school board rescinds charter school decision
The Los Angeles Times
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer apologizes for saying Hitler didn't use chemical weapons
Former Navy SEAL's jog near border fence ends in legal war with Border Patrol agent
The Washington Post
FBI obtained secret warrant last summer to monitor Trump adviser Carter Page
United CEO orders review of policies after passenger was dragged screaming from plane
Analysis: Want to boycott United? Good luck with that.
Russia accuses U.S. of unlawful Syria raid as Tillerson visits Moscow
Spicer apologizes after receiving sharp criticism for saying Hitler didn’t use chemical weapons
Trump made some very strange comments about Stephen Bannon
A Republican won in Kansas. But here’s why the GOP is not celebrating.
Most Americans want to let cities build and sell homegrown Internet service
Bill to diversify Md. medical marijuana industry fails in final seconds of session
DeVos praises this voucher-like program. Here’s what it means for school reform.
USA Today
Moscow warns U.S.: Don't strike Syrian air base again
Closing arguments to begin in Bundy Ranch supporters trial
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