Today in Black History: The National Urban League was founded on this date in 1911 in New York City upon the merger of three social service organizations.
The New York Times
National
Trump Predicts Attack in Paris Will Have ‘Big Effect’ on Vote
Editorial: Fearmongering at Homeland Security
Obama’s Silence to End, But He Won’t Criticize Trump
Gerrymander Test Heads to Court in ‘Pivotal’ Moment
Arkansas Executes Its First Inmate in More Than a Decade
An Array of Legal Challenges Have Stopped Four of the Eight Planned Executions in Arkansas
Louisiana Man Who Spent Three Years on Death Row Has Murder Charge Dismissed
Justice Dept. Weighs Charges Against Julian Assange
Ohio Town’s Schools Hope to Be ‘More Than a Line Item’ in the Federal Budget
John T. Curtin, Judge Who Desegregated Buffalo Schools, Dies at 95
Jeff Sessions Dismisses Hawaii as ‘an Island in the Pacific’
Local
A Bronx Church’s O’Reilly Factor
Townsend Harris, Elite Queens High School, Gets Welcome Change at the Top
The Christian Science Monitor
When a child has no lunch money, whose problem is it?
The next O'Reilly: Why young conservatives may not want a Papa Bear
Across US, states answering cries for police reforms
After 'Facebook killing,' social media confronts its dark side
Philly.com
Cops: Girl, 14, impregnated by South Philly soccer coach who paid her for sex
Another court setback for Lower Merion schools in tax case
Philly schools to add teachers, save against federal cuts with new city money
The Star-Ledger
Racist, white nationalist fliers found taped around Princeton U. campus
Christie: 'I have not heard much about overcrowded trains'
Fired Wells Fargo employees say they were made scapegoats in mortgage scheme
A dozen people in Newark sickened by synthetic marijuana
Christie could decide who will get $1 billion in federal drug treatment aid
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Baldwin Wallace University offers free summer school tuition to low-income students
Scientists march on Saturday to reach the masses: Editorial Board Roundtable
Cleveland March for Science promotes importance of local researchers' work, set for Saturday
Cleveland Foundation's support for after-school arts for low-income children deserves a shout out -Cheers & Jeers: editorial
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit disputes number of school closings
Who is new Detroit schols superintendent Nikolai Vitti?
Talks with Detroit schools pick Nikolai Vitti on hold pending challenge
6 arrests at Flint town hall meeting on city’s water crisis
The Chicago Tribune
Airport official investigating United incident was fired from previous job amid sex-for-favors allegations
After United dragging case, Chicago aldermen float changes for aviation police
Former Gov. Blagojevich's 14-year prison term upheld
Chicago State University interim president takes office with $240,000 salary
Opinion: Working-class whites can't handle their status as 'the new minority'
The Los Angeles Times
In last-minute deal, Wells Fargo ups sham-account settlement to $142 million
Garcetti's State of the City charts a course of 'bold action' for L.A. as his budget stakes out top priorities
University of California officials will ask judge to halt alleged health fraud scheme they claim stole millions
Poll finds support for vouchers and higher school funding in California
California sells $1.2 billion of bonds to finance construction of bullet train in the Central Valley
USA Today
Trump immigration agency wants to kick 50,000 Haitians out of the USA
The Washington Post
White House turns up heat on Congress to revise the Affordable Care Act
Henry Kissinger’s lukewarm non-endorsement of Jared Kushner is even more damning than it seems
At least 20 members of the House are registered to vote outside their districts
Trump outlines policy plans for first 100 days before taking office
‘Dark money’ vs. corporate cash: Democratic rivals clash over funding
White House could provoke a spending showdown over funding for border wall
Chaffetz will leave behind Oversight panel he used to investigate Obama White House
Some USDA scientists say their work has been tampered with — maybe for political reasons
Bowser plans to lease apartment buildings to house homeless families
‘I knew it was coming’: Ramos reacts after prosecutors drop sex-abuse charges
For the first time, a charter school teacher wins National Teacher of the Year
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