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Today in Black History: Howard Dodson, Jr., the former Director of New York's Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in, was born in 1939 in Chester, PA.

The New York Times


National

White House Details Ethics Waivers for Ex-Lobbyists and Corporate Lawyers


Less Tweeting, Lawyers Beg. ‘Covfefe,’ the President Says.


Biden to Create a Political Action Committee, a Possible Signal for 2020


Comey Expected to Testify Before Senate, if He Isn’t Blocked

How Trump’s Budget Would Affect Every Part of Government

Edsall: Has the Democratic Party Gotten Too Rich for Its Own Good?


Man Stabbed in Portland While Coming to Aid of 2 Girls Shifts Focus to Them


Democrats’ Bid to Regain Hold on House Begins in California

Noose Found Inside African American Museum in Washington

LeBron James Responds to Racial Vandalism: ‘Being Black in America Is Tough’


Local


All Immigrants Should Be Given Lawyers, Some City Council Members Say


City Law Illegally Promotes Unionization of Carwash Workers, Judge Rules


Philly.com

Councilman David Oh stabbed during street robbery near his Southwest Philly home


Senior, 18, sues Bucks school district after alleged rape

SW Philly father charged with murder in infant son's beating death

Newell: We need to stop paying Seth Williams. Now.

State system appoints board member as new interim president for Cheyney


The Detroit Free Press


Detroit mayor offers a lesson on race, and how Detroit's history cannot be its future

Feds: Garbage king Chuck Rizzo and towing titan Gasper Fiore got greedy

Detroit schools chief aims to pay teachers more, get others to give district a chance


City of Detroit has balanced budget, $63M surplus

Mae Jemison found science (and space) and is encouraging Detroit girls to do so, too


The Chicago Tribune


1 dead, 7 wounded in city shootings

Girl, 16, accused of killing Uber driver with stolen knife, machete

Head of Illinois DCFS resigns amid ethics investigation, recent child deaths


Budget plan not among bills to reach Rauner's desk before summer

Louise Bernard named museum director for future Obama Presidential Center


The Cleveland Plain Dealer


Summit County Children Services graduates members of Fame Fathers program

Ex-Ohio State Buckeyes and a Cleveland Brown urge Ohio justice reform

Ex-East Cleveland officer, arena football player gets prison


Fight over Quicken Loans Arena deal becoming a fight for democracy, lawyer says


The Los Angeles Times


What would California's proposed single-payer healthcare system mean for me?

L.A. County youth homelessness jumps 61% since 2016, count shows



The Washington Post


Trump to announce later today whether U.S. will stay in Paris climate agreement

Do Republicans who criticize Trump face peril? Jeff Flake is about to find out.

James Comey is jumping into the fire by testifying to Congress about Trump. What’s in it for him?

Noose found at exhibit in African American Smithsonian museum in D.C.

Analysis: Sean Spicer’s disappearing act


‘Life or death for black travelers’: How fear led to ‘The Negro Motorist Green-Book’

A Republican weak spot in 2018: Longtime lawmakers in shifting districts


One man killed. Dozens of bullets fired. A D.C. community fearful the violence will continue.

Md. gerrymandering lawsuit could impact 2018 voting map

7th-grader becomes Baltimore’s first-ever national chess champion


USA Today

RadioShack closes 1,000 stores; these 70 are still open

Study: Millennials are stressing about their finances


The Star-Ledger


N.J.'s raging school funding debate: What your next governor would do


In a shocker, Murphy to limit spending in general election to succeed Christie

North Jersey students publicly shamed over late lunch, book money

School chief who resigned faced similar criticisms in prior jobs









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