Today in Black History: U.S. Supreme Court rules segregation in public education unconstitutional in Brown v. Board of Education in 1954.
The New York Times
National
Trump Asked Comey to End Flynn Inquiry
What Qualifies as Obstruction of Justice?
EDITORIAL: Did Mr. Trump Obstruct Justice?
ROSS DOUTHAT: The 25th Amendment Solution
Some See a Victory for Putin That Goes Beyond Any Secrets
Editorial: Can Trump Be Trusted With State Secrets?
Tempers Flare and Confusion Swirls at Rattled White House
Democrats Escalate Calls for Trump Inquiry, With Republicans More Reserved
White House Fights a Familiar Enemy: The Press
New Orleans Removes Beauregard Statue, and Subdued Crowds Look On
Their Public Housing at the End of Its Life, Residents Ask: What Now?
For Voting Rights Advocates, Court Decision Is ‘Temporary Victory’
Local
De Blasio Quietly Seeks Allies in Battle Over Homeless Shelters
Port Authority Wage Campaign Shifts as Union Takes Fight to Albany
Philly.com
Krasner declared winner of Democratic primary for DA in Philly
Rhynhart beats Butkovitz in controller’s race upset
Voters approve ballot question to change how city issues contracts
At Philly polls, no lines, no waiting, but some signs of better turnout
Cheltenham teachers reprimanded for violence survey file labor complaint
Haitians spared devastation in island home fear U.S. will send them back
The Detroit Free Press
Family wants missing Detroit girl, 15, to come home
Federal prosecutor charged with assault, denies slapping mother he calls 'my best friend'
Bill would allow concealed weapons without permits in Michigan
Detroit school district has the cash to pay $31M debt, firm says
The Chicago Tribune
Man charged after video captures River North security guard getting punched
3 dead, 16 wounded in city shootings
How Emanuel has raised his profile after Trump's election
CPS cancels public presentation it was set to make to Chicago Teachers' Pension Fund
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Oberlin considers replacing Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples' Day
Economic self-interest demands that Ohio do more to help students afford college: editorial
Former U.S. attorney, judge to discuss mysterious grand jury process in Cleveland
The Star-Ledger
Ethics experts call Frelinghuysen's action 'an awful thing to do'
Another candidate for governor sues Christie to stop Statehouse renovation
Finger-pointing, ugly accusations tore through school as hoops scandal widened
New chief judge for N.J. will take over in federal courts
How one Trenton neighborhood is revitalizing itself
The Los Angeles Times
L.A. City Council: Cedillo wins reelection, Rodriguez heads to victory in northeast Valley
Charter backers poised to win their first L.A. school board majority
Voters decisively back measure to rework discipline at the LAPD
UC regents to tackle hot-button issues of state audit and nonresident enrollment
The Washington Post
Trump urged halt to Flynn probe, former FBI director’s notes say
Behind the wide grins and loose lips: How Trump agreed to meet with the Russians
Putin offers to provide Congress with details of Trump disclosures to Russian envoys
Pressure intensifies for GOP lawmakers to step up oversight of Trump administration
The Fix: Republicans’ extreme frustration with Trump, in one congressman’s middle finger
‘I think we’re in impeachment territory,’ says David Gergen, former aide to Nixon and Clinton
Why does North Korea hate the United States? Let’s go back to the Korean War.
In a PR blitz before his trial, Bill Cosby blames racism for sexual assault claims
Family of slain Seth Rich says reports that he fed DNC info to WikiLeaks are untrue
Democratic candidates for Virginia governor running different races
D.C. to spend $3 million to get names of dead people, other errors off voter rolls
New charter schools debate: Are they widening racial divides in public education?
USA Today
Trump pressed James Comey to close FBI inquiry into former adviser Michael Flynn
Confederate Gen. P.G.T. Beauregard statue is 3rd New Orleans monument to be taken down
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