Today in Black History: Educator and civil rights leader Mary McLeod Bethune, founder of Bethune-Cookman College, was born in 1875.
The New York Times
National
Trump Jr. Met Russian for Dirt on Clinton
Trump Jr. Gave 2 Different Explanations for Meeting
The Scholar Who Will Help Trump’s Regulatory Assault
Lawmakers Push to Ease Gun Laws After Virginia Shooting
News Outlets to Seek Right to Bargain With Web Giants
At Private Dinners, Pence Quietly Courts Big Donors and Corporate Executives
Why Obamacare’s Loudest Critics Aren’t as Loud Anymore
G.O.P. Support of Senate Health Repeal Erodes During Break
Long After Protests, Students Shun the University of Missouri
Local
Bill Would Give Green Cards to Undocumented 9/11 Volunteers
Lawmakers Question Trump’s Stake in Subsidized Housing Complex
Penn Station Derailment Gives Stark Proof of Tracks’ Disrepair>
Philly.com
Black homeowners struggle as US housing market recovers
Hundreds of properties in Philadelphia are 'unfit for human habitation'
Road rage, an alarming trend, takes a deadly turn
Another year, another budget-deadline quandary for Wolf
Why James Baldwin still inspires 30 years after his death
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit district may rethink authorizing charter schools
U.S. Rep. Dingell: My colleagues need to understand fear across nation over health care
Detroit forum seeks justice for victims of tax foreclosures
16 Detroit schools to serve as recreation centers this summer
The Star-Ledger
Monument remembers those who died in the Newark riots | Carter
These 39 doctors pocketed at least $200K from drug companies last year
Dozens rally against violence after 6-year-old shot in Newark
Newark police investigating 3 separate Saturday shootings
The Chicago Tribune
15 shot in Chicago over 6 hours, including 3 at beach
3 officers in court today on charges of cover-up in Laquan McDonald death
How an ambitious pharmacy safety effort became a bill to set up a task force
EDITORIALS: Sabotaging Illinois: Legislators' tax-hike budget won't stanch the exodus of jobs and people
How to put your financial life back together after defaulting on student loans
The Los Angeles Times
Judge approves $142-million class-action settlement in Wells Fargo sham accounts scandal
How do you prosecute a murder without a body? California has been doing it for more than a century.
AT&T and Verizon want free rein to put new wireless transmitters in your neighborhood. Here's why that's a bad idea
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Where Ohio ranks for taxes, and other trends identified in new study
Health care, tutoring, legal help built into Say Yes schools
Eric Brewer, Robert Kilo and Tony Madalone qualify for CLE mayoral ballot, raising total to nine candidates
Mary Taylor announces run for Ohio governor in 2018
Hospital officials in Jefferson County say GOP health care plan would force them to cut jobs: Ohio Matters
The Washington Post
Trump Jr. met with Russian lawyer who promised ‘helpful’ intel for campaign
The Fix: The most stunning part of Trump Jr.’s admission
Trump hails G-20 ‘success.’ Others see political chaos and American decline.
U.S. apologizes to Beijing for flub that conflated China with Taiwan
‘Permanently disabled’ Baton Rouge officer sues Black Lives Matter for 2016 ambush shooting
Senate Republicans head back to work with deepening disagreements on health care
GOP’s health-care bill would leave millions of disabled children at risk for cuts
‘He was just starting his life’: Friends, family mourn American tourist killed in Greece bar fight
Trump changes higher ed with rollback of Obama-era consumer protections
Towns sell their public water systems — and come to regret it
USA Today
The state of hate in America
Massive Antarctica iceberg hanging on by a 3-mile thread to Larsen C shelf
Fried chicken restaurant is dishing out second chances
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