Today in Black History: Sammy Davis, Jr, legendary entertainer, died on this date in 1990.
The New York Times
National
Trump Shared Classified Data With Russians, Officials Say
DAVID BROOKS: When the World Is Led by a Child
Right and Left React to Trump’s Sharing Classified Information With Russia, and More
How Government Secrets Are Declassified and Disclosed
Editorial: Trump’s Fraudulent Voter-Fraud Commission
3 Judges Weigh Trump’s Revised Travel Ban, but Keep Their Poker Faces
Medicaid Expansion, Reversed by House, Is Back on Table in Senate
Strict North Carolina Voter ID Law Thwarted After Supreme Court Rejects Case
‘We Have to Repudiate It’: A City Confronts White Nationalist Protests
Tulsa Officer Cites Her Training in Testimony About Fatal Shooting
Local
De Blasio Raises More Than G.O.P. Challenger for the First Time
Parties Tussle Over Legality of Stipends Given to New York Senators
The Star-Ledger
There's a $687M revenue shortfall in Christie budget estimates, analysts project
N.J. bank in Frelinghuysen letter furor says political activity OK for its workers
Lawmakers sue to slam brakes on Christie's $300M Statehouse renovation
Here's N.J. lawmaker's plan to legalize recreational marijuana after Christie leaves
Newark Ironbound residents cringe at plans for huge residential building
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Democrat, urban concerns might get more attention if Ohio were split
Schools, prisons, roads: Where Western Reserve would win -- and lose tax dollars
Cleveland Councilwoman Mamie Mitchell resigns
Blaine Griffin takes oath of office as newest member of Cleveland City Council (video)
Private colleges discount tuition by 49 percent, highest ever in annual study
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit's tentative teacher contract deal rejected by union's board
Detroit school district has the cash to pay $31M debt, firm says
Ellen DeGeneres gift: Prefab house for Mama Shu's Avalon Village in Highland Park
Mayoral candidate Coleman Young II unveils neighborhood-focused TV ad
Wage law, part-time Legislature efforts set to go before board
The Chicago Tribune
GOP senator says Trump administration 'in a downward spiral' after intel disclosure
Analysis: In one explosive Russia story, two of the worst fears about Trump collide
Madigan Democrats to present wish list to skeptical Rauner today
17 wounded in city shootings
'I’m on the block right now please don't send me off': slain Tatyanna Lewis' last Facebook post
Benefit Chicago fund makes first round of loans to 6 small businesses, nonprofits
The Los Angeles Times
'Old school versus new school:' The battle over who will run the California Democratic Party
Despite efforts on equal pay, the gender salary gap in California government jobs persists
California lawmakers want to rein in Wells Fargo's arbitration clause. But can they?
The Washington Post
Trump revealed highly classified information to Russian diplomats
Lawmakers express shock, concern about disclosure
Cornyn’s GOP colleagues are less than enthusiastic about his candidacy for FBI director
A Virginia mayor is slammed with anti-Semitic tweets after criticizing alt-right rally
Possible 2020 Democratic presidential hopefuls gather for progressive ‘ideas’ conference
Supreme Court won’t review decision that found N.C. voting law discriminates against African Americans
Clapper says Trump weakening U.S. institutions
More CEOs are getting forced out for ethics violations
At Howard, a story of grit and grace
Regional cooperation sought to create more affordable housing
Post-Schar poll finds Ed Gillespie with big lead for GOP gubernatorial nomination
Philly.com
Polls open in Pennsylvania for 2017 primary election
Pa. Democrats' email misfire targets U.S. Rep Bob Brady on 'Trumpcare'
Lincoln U. picks North Carolina provost as new president
Wolf, Shapiro tout program to help prisoners reenter society
Lawsuit seeking to remove Philly's city commissioners from office shot down -- again
USA Today
Conservative media not sold on story of Trump revealing classified info
Ford Motor will slash workforce by 10 percent
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