Today in Black History: John Morront, the first African American missionary to work with American Indians, is ordained as a Methodist minister in London, England.
The New York Times
National
G.O.P. Senators Begin Edging Away From the President
Senators Voice Concerns About Trump’s Threat of Taped Conversations
Young Black Democrats Eager to Lead From the Left
The Election Is Over, but Trump Can’t Seem to Get Past It
When Does Political Gerrymandering Cross a Constitutional Line?
If Americans Can Find North Korea on a Map, They’re More Likely to Prefer Diplomacy
A Seeker of Kansas Voter Fraud Gets a National Soapbox
Demonstrators in Virginia March in Support of a Confederate Symbol
Tributes to the Confederacy: History, or a Racial Reminder in New Orleans?
Local
EDITORIAL: Confronting Segregation in New York City Schools
In the South Bronx, Gang Violence Breaks With Old Loyalties
For New York’s Free-Tuition Plan, Lessons From Tennessee
As Subway Riders Fume, Political Leaders Are Mostly Mum
500 Students in a One-Room School: Fallout of New Jersey’s Funding Woes
Philly.com
Record of teen executed in 1931 expunged
Emails: PPA officials altered records after Right-to-Know request
First came Trump anger. Now the primary. Can Pa. Dems make headway Tuesday?
Millennials, it's time to vote and be heard
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit schools, teachers union reach tentative deal
Mom: My kids don't qualify for new Flint benefits because we moved
Detroit school board OKs starting pay for chief: About $300K -- plus perks
New Detroit schools chief Vitti: School system can't be an afterthought in city's rebirth
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland State's policing of social media suppresses free speech: Christine Link and Elizabeth Bonham (Opinion)
Chronic absenteeism a growing concern in Ohio schools; missing a few days a month adds up
Ohio lawmakers must fill multimillion-dollar Medicaid managed-care sales tax hole: editorial
Northern Ohio attorneys react to Jeff Sessions' tough drug crimes stance: Ohio Politics Roundup
The Chicago Tribune
Gun demand rises in Chicago despite national drop-off under Trump
Boxed in by father, Lisa Madigan seeks fifth term as Illinois attorney general
Why this year's college grads aren't chasing jobs at startup companies
Spate of store closures puts a wrinkle in summer jobs for teens
Cook County Jail placed on lockdown due to absent workers
The Star-Ledger
Trump and Christie are overshadowing the N.J. governor's race
Bill to legalize recreational marijuana in N.J. set to be unveiled
East Orange hospital urges patience during renovations under new ownership
Rutgers grad killed in hit-and-run looked 'to make the world a better place'
Debate duo from Rutgers University-Newark nab two national championship tournaments
The Los Angeles Times
Trump presidency easing Gavin Newsom's path in second run for California governor
U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals will hear arguments Trump’s revised travel ban
Gov. Brown's budget proposal includes an extra $15 million to help Californians facing deportation
How would Charter Amendment C affect the LAPD's disciplinary system?
The Washington Post
Political chaos in Washington is a return on investment for Moscow
Top lawmakers: If Trump has tapes, Congress needs access to them
The federal appeals court that Trump hates the most will now hear arguments on his travel ban
White nationalist Richard Spencer leads torch-bearing defense of Robert E. Lee statue in Virginia
Under Trump, inconvenient data that was previously public is being sidelined
Health insurance premiums will keep going up, under either ACA or AHCA
‘Did you hear that?’: Amid Baltimore’s surge in killings, a faint cry shocks police
Analysis: The U.S. census is in trouble. This is why it’s crucial to what the nation knows about itself.
Analysis: Republicans in N.C. Senate cut education funding — but only in Democratic districts. Really.
Three years out of the NFL, he’s about to graduate from law school
At Howard University graduation, Trump administration policies loom large
Pr. George’s council member Mel Franklin pleads guilty to DUI in crash that injured 2
USA Today
Va. mayor: Torchlit rally at Robert E. Lee statue evokes 'days of KKK'
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