Today in Black History: Zimbabwe, formerly Rhodesia, gained independence on this date in 1980.
The New York Times
National
A ‘Cuban Missile Crisis in Slow Motion’ in North Korea
Editorial: President Trump’s Loose Talk on North Korea
Blow: 100 Days of Horror
Trump Voters in a Swing District Still Waiting for Change
Why Gorsuch May Not Be So Genteel on the Bench
Cleveland Police Seek Suspect After a Killing Seen on Facebook
Civil Rights Lawyers Will Challenge Body-Camera Program
As Tax Day Approaches, Protesters Demand to See Trump’s Returns
With Trump Appointees, a Raft of Potential Conflicts and ‘No Transparency’
To These Pastors, Saving the Colorado River Is a Divine Command
Federal Judge Blocks Arkansas Executions
Local
Bill Seeks to Enlist New York Hotels to Help Fight Sex Trafficking
Philly.com
Deadline is here to register to vote in Pennsylvania's primaries
An unconventional teacher-prep program on the rise in Philly
Opinion: To help families, expand tax credits
The Christian Science Monitor
Why Trump's palace intrigue matters
Hearings begin on California counties’ challenge to Trump ‘sanctuary city’ order
Amid Arkansas death penalty debate, concern for the executioners
Church revival? More liberals are filling Protestant pews.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Facebook killer chooses victim at random, laughs about killing in videos
Cleveland Facebook killing: Where we stand Monday morning
Cleveland Facebook shooter may have crossed state lines, police say
Former classmate of Steve Stephens says college friends 'shocked' at Cleveland slaying
The Detroit Free Press
Did State Police beat up an 83-year-old bar owner Up North?
Riley: Why the Detroit school district needs a watchdog group
Of the 770 bills introduced, only 22 are signed into law
2 jobs for Detroit property tax official raise some questions
The Star-Ledger
Wells Fargo exec was fired for not scamming N.J. customers, lawsuit says
Head of ICE in N.J.: Rules of engagement have changed
Nuclear plant is now shut down
Unused sick days are costing us billions, as Democrats dawdle | Editorial
Trump banks $8M for 2020 with help from N.J. aide
The Chicago Tribune
EDITORIALS: Two easy moves on Chicago police reform
Man shot dead on South Side Red Line platform; 39 shot since Saturday afternoon
Stakes are high for workers, businesses as Illinois considers minimum wage hike
Borrowers must fight for themselves as student loan reforms are rolled back
The Los Angeles Times
'Never Again' Japanese internment panel will discuss strategies to avoid repeating history
How Berkeley became epicenter of violent Trump clashes
LAPD officers expected to face more scrutiny over shootings with new rules
A panel of 50 must suggest how to spend millions for L.A. County's homeless. So far, they can't agree.
16-year-old boy shot by Fresno police was suspected in death of teenager the day before
The Washington Post
He hugged his family and said, ‘I’ll see you next time.’ Then he was gunned down in a video shown on Facebook.
Under Trump, ICE arrests soar for migrants with no criminal records
Two House Republicans face anger from their own voters over health-care debacle
Do members of Congress pay for 100% of their health insurance?
Editorial: New York’s criminal-justice reform sets an example for Sessions to follow
EPA, Labor Dept. are targeted by industry leaders after Trump solicits policy advice
Perspective: Great local reporting stands between you and wrongdoing. And it needs saving.
Analysis: Restrictions on the news media are a bellwether for two disturbing trends
Analysis: Racism motivated Trump voters more than authoritarianism or income inequality
In ‘Henrietta Lacks,’ Oprah Winfrey reveals one woman’s remarkable legacy
USPS agrees to $49 million settlement after having long ‘dawdled’ in payments to beneficiaries
Why don’t schools encourage us to observe our children’s classes?
Howard University benefits and pension manager sentenced in $420,000 embezzlement
USA Today
Trump bashes tax protesters who want him to release his returns
Cleveland police: Suspect posted killing video on Facebook
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