Today in Black History: Civil rights icon and NAACP leader Lilly Carroll Jackson was born in 1889 in Baltimore.
The New York Times
National
Editorial: The White House’s Aversion to Ethical Scrutiny
Greenhouse: Election Wars at the Supreme Court
Editorial: As Statues Fall, the Specter of the Noose Rises
Top Russian Officials Spoke of Ways to Sway Trump Advisers
G.O.P. Candidate Accused of Striking Reporter Is Charged
Who is Greg Gianforte? Some Background on the Candidate Accused of Assault
A Clear Message About Those Who Lose in Health Bill
College Punishes 67 for Disrupting Charles Murray Talk
Undocumented Immigrants Targeted in Trump’s Budget
Ben Carson Calls Poverty a ‘State of Mind’
Local
New York Democrats See Special Election Win as Good Sign for ’18
Seeking Republican Nod for Mayor, an Assemblywoman Moderates Her Image
Philly.com
Philly slips from fifth to sixth, as Phoenix rises
Brady: DA seized computer from city veterans office; director fired
AG Josh Shapiro challenges insurers to improve addiction coverage
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit's population still down, despite hopes
Detroit aims to target thousands of noncompliant landlords
Feds said contractor endangered children, but Detroit hired him anyway
Vitti gets an earful on teacher vacancies on first day
The Chicago Tribune
Chicago only major U.S. city to lose population from 2015 to 2016
16-year-old boy killed, 3 other teens wounded over 4 hours in Chicago
Chicago in epicenter of charter school teacher contract disputes
EDITORIALS: Sessions' wrong call on nonviolent drug offenders
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
June events for Carl and Louis Stokes: Honoring the Past, Inspiring the Future
Ohio electric utility rates challenged, have cost customers billions of dollars in hidden charges
Could a new state of Western Reserve avoid gerrymandering?
Census Bureau says Cleveland's population slips to 385,809; North Ridgeville fastest growing city regionally
2016 Census population estimates for every U.S. city, county, state (database)
The Los Angeles Times
They lost their gun rights over nonviolent crimes, but Trump lawyers aren't on their side
A housing project built with shipping containers gives new life to homeless veterans
Could Wells Fargo's scandal boost mortgage discrimination lawsuits? L.A., other cities hope so
The Star-Ledger
Greg Gianoforte, Montana politico in fracas, may have N.J. building named after him
N.J. cop accused of tampering with patrol car camera
Immigration is the only thing keeping N.J.'s population afloat, data shows
Vote: Should some drug convictions be expunged?
The Washington Post
Trump asks for U.S. investigation into British bomb probe leaks
Senate Republicans have all the evidence they need to reject the health-care overhaul
Montana GOP candidate charged after allegedly body-slamming reporter
Gianforte has history of controversial views, hostile comments to journalists
Trump said he would save jobs at Carrier. The layoffs start July 20.
A Freedom Caucus Republican says the foundation of the Trump budget is ‘a lie’
On security clearance form, Sessions didn’t disclose meetings with Russians
Former Trump campaign chairman submits Russia-related documents to intelligence panels
A majority of the country thinks that President Trump is abusing his power
Of Bond, a bench and bureaucrats: How friends and family of late civil rights leader got tangled in red tape
Berliner, church leader clash over allegations of Westbard cemetery ‘coverup’
USA Today
Montana GOP candidate cited after reporter alleged he was ‘body slammed’
He’s a good guy with a gun who saved a cop's life — and he’s for gun control
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