Today in Black History: In 1787 delegates to the Constitutional Convention agreed to count slaves as "three-fifths" of a person for political representation.
The New York Times
National
Trump Jr. on Russians’ Offer: ‘I Love It’
Donald Trump Jr. and Russia: What the Law Says
Timeline: The Story Behind the Meeting Story
Editorial: Donald Trump Jr. Makes the Russian Connection
Tension in West Wing Rises With Each Revelation
Republicans Are Failing at Governing. And They Know It.
Senate G.O.P. Plans to Try Again With Revised Health Bill
Don’t Assume That Private Insurance Is Better Than Medicaid
F.D.A. Deal Would Relax Rules on Reporting Medical Device Problems
What’s Dividing Republican Senators on the Health Care Bill
At Crash Site of Marine Corps Plane, Bodies ‘Were Everywhere’
Local
Christie Ally May Be Spared Prison in Bridge Scandal
Some New York City Students Not Getting Therapy Services, Report Says
Five Days of Unrest That Shaped, and Haunted, Newark
New York Today: A Schoolteacher Remembers the Newark Riots
Opinion: Blueprint for a new Newark
Philly.com
Rough day for 'Chip' Fattah in return to court
Former administrator files bias case against Philly School District
Report on Pa. state universities to be presented
Thurman A. Lorick Jr., 83, photographer to African Americans in Philly
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
"Errors" could unfairly force some Ohio students to repeat third grade, school officials warn (video)
Rob Portman calls Trump Jr. meeting 'not appropriate': Ohio Politics Roundup
Tony Madalone consultant failed to pay people promised money for collecting mayoral signatures
Cutting health care: Who gets Medicaid, explained in charts
Federal authorities end probe into Walmart police shooting
The Chicago Tribune
Study: Automation will hurt jobs in rural communities worse than urban centers
Immigrant sues Chicago, police for placing his name in gang database
New Illinois tax rates take effect, state says
The Los Angeles Times
Obamacare 101: Is there a smaller fix for the Affordable Care Act?
Republicans in Congress still don't want to talk about possible collusion between Trump and Russia
L.A. County sheriff can't give prosecutors the names of problem deputies, appeals court rules
L.A. County to pay nearly $5 million to settle lawsuits in two shootings by sheriff's deputies
The Star-Ledger
Race, riots and reputation: Has N.J.'s largest city recovered?
Remembering the 26 people who died in the Newark riots
50 years ago Newark burned
Ripped off by TD Bank's Penny Arcades? Here's how to get your money back
Bridgegate mastermind 'did a bad thing' but friends argue for leniency on sentence
Police videos from fatal shootings are public record, N.J. Supreme Court rules
The Washington Post
White House plunges into chaos as Trump fumes over fallout from son’s Russia revelations
Trump Jr.’s emails offer a revelation unlike any other in the Russia probe
Even in the take-no-prisoners world of opposition research, Trump Jr.’s meeting was highly unusual
Russian lawyer at center of controversy has long history fighting sanctions
Tested by the many chapters of the Russia story, Republicans stand by Trump
The Senate health bill is almost an orphan with few real supporters
McConnell delays August recess to complete work on health-care bill, other issues
The Daily 202: Trump dysfunction follows family from the campaign to the White House
Elizabeth Warren shows how she will fight Trump policies
Hate-based incidents surge in suburban school system in Maryland
Prince George’s police beef up patrols after tallying 12 homicides in 11 days
Baltimore home of African American banker being pushed for historical designation
The Detroit Free Press
Little Caesars guy on new Detroit arena roof? Wings fans seeing red
Judge: Federal district court has jurisdiction in Iraqi immigrants case
Photos: Detroit police release evidence in Chris Cornell's death
USA Today
Analysis: Donald Trump Jr.’s Russia emails, smoke meets fire
Phoenix police may change immigration-enforcement policy
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