Today in Black History: Scholar and activist Dr. W.E.B. DuBois was awarded the Spingarn Medal, the NAACP's highest honor, on this date in 1920 in Atlanta, Georgia.
The New York Times
National
British Prime Minister Says, ‘Enough Is Enough’
EDITORIAL: Another Terrorist Attack in Britain
5 Arab States Suspend Diplomatic Ties With Qatar
Budget-Busting Cost of Nuclear Weapons Update: $1.2 Trillion
‘Soft Power’ of a Russian Bank Comes to Light in U.S. Inquiry
16 Years Later, Bush’s Climate Pact Exit Holds Lessons for Trump
Climate Science Meets a Stubborn Obstacle: Students
From Maine, a Call for a More Measured Take on Health Care
Portland Killings Dredge Up Legacy of Racist Laws in Oregon
The Digital Bystander: A Citizen’s Duty When the Assault Is Online
Local
Rebuking Congress, Cuomo Plans to Keep State Health Care Plans Intact
Police Commissioner Quietly Visits Injured New York Officer Dragged by Car
Question in Battle Over ‘Diller Island’: Which Billionaire Blinks First?
National Politics Hang Over Tuesday’s New Jersey Primary
Philly.com
Bill Cosby sex-assault case: Everything you need to know
On the Schuylkill, Philly students learn about dragon boat racing - and life
Councilman Oh back at work following stabbing
'People are hungry for change': Camden's mayoral candidates hoping for an upset
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland's Frank Jackson joins mayors group fighting climate change
Ohio nursing homes' low staffing called a 'crisis,' puts residents at risk: A Critical Choice
Summer opportune time to support students with disabilities transitioning to college: Alsace Toure (Opinion)
New hurdles for Ohio citizen-initiated constitutional amendments must be resisted: Matt Lynch (Opinion)
Browns Owner Jimmy Haslam praises LeBron James at NAACP dinner
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit Pistons move to downtown nears, but is it a done deal?
Foundations give $2.5 million to Detroit neighborhoods fund
Lawmakers want to repeal unenforced law that makes cohabitating a crime
Detroit murder case dropped after man serves 25 years
The Star-Ledger
For Newark teacher, death has come 46 times to students | Di Ionno
Your final primary guide in the race to succeed Christie as N.J. governor
Tracy Morgan refuses to testify about his N.J. crash settlement
N.J. lawmakers call hearing on ICE courthouse arrests opposed by state's top judge
Street named after Newark native killed in church massacre
The Chicago Tribune
Illinois years behind in scoring state science tests, and officials blame budget
Charter school teachers to vote on proposal to merge with CTU
Embattled Evanston librarian returns from leave; could be fired over Facebook post
Blue Cross customer treatment examined, 27 years after last report released
The Los Angeles Times
California court leaders want to decriminalize traffic tickets
Brown's first stops in China are in cities that look a lot like California
Los Angeles CEO is accused of asking alleged drug dealer to kill former business associate
L.A.'s crisis: High rents, low pay, homelessness rising and $2,000 doesn't buy much
The 'gangster mayor' vs. the next Brooklyn: Generations collide in Compton's mayoral race
What would California's proposed single-payer healthcare system mean for me?
The Washington Post
Authorities begin to unravel deadly London plot, carry out new raids
Trump ramps up push for travel ban even as opposition hardens
Right-wing free speech rally draws massive counterprotests in Portland
Suspect in Portland train stabbings built his life around hate speech
Perspective: Of course Washington is plagued by leaks. That’s a good thing.
This lawyer helped steal $600 million from the government, got caught — then disappeared
Much shorter chemo works for many colon cancer patients, study says
White House formally backs plan to send 30,000 federal workers to private corporation
A tiny Texas border city is leading the charge against the state’s immigration crackdown
A CNN host assumed an Indian American spelling bee champion could read Sanskrit
In Baltimore, the joy and relief of making it through high school alive
USA Today
Police know identities of London attackers, will release names later
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