Today in Black History: New York City "Draft Riots" took place in 1863, when Irish mobs angry over being drafted killed hundreds of Blacks in a 4 day rampage.
The New York Times
National
Editorial: Obamacare Is Not Collapsing
Writing Health Bill, Republicans Have No Votes to Spare
Conspiracy or Coincidence? A Timeline Open for Interpreting
Politics Get Personal as Harsh Glare Hits Trump’s Family
Stories of Foreign Election Influence, Separate and Not Equal
Congress Wants to Punish Russia, but Can’t Dole Out the Punishment
F.D.A. Panel Backs Gene-Altering Leukemia Therapy
F.B.I. Nominee Answers Questions on Donald Trump Jr.
Bystander’s Video of Homeless Woman’s Arrest Leads to Investigation
9 Charged in Fatal Beating of American in Greece
Local
Girl Scouts Troop Will Expand to 15 Homeless Shelters
Mayor Offers $32 Million Plan to Ice Some Rats. Hopefully.
The Gang Murders in the Suburbs
Memories of the Night New York City Went Dark
Philly.com
Contractor: Chaka Fattah threatened me to rehire his son
No closures, mergers recommended for Pa. state colleges
Retired Philly judge seeks interim DA job
Bodies found in search for missing Bucks men
The Star-Ledger
Newark law intended to curb gentrification fails
I was just trying to help woman in distress, but cops roughed me up: man's suit
How this one walkway could be a path to Newark's rebirth
More than 500 gallons of gas found stored near homes in Newark
Videos of Rahway mayor's car crashes are public records, judge rules
The Detroit Free Press
DMC's for-profit owner keeps $850M promise, including redone children's hospital
Official in northern Michigan stands by call to kill all Muslims
Metro Detroit Youth Day draws thousands to Belle Isle
Swansons Funeral Home in Flint shut down amid 'deplorable' conditions
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
State school board approves bare bones ESSA plan with a few adjustments
All 17 Cleveland City Council wards to have contested elections, including one with 10 candidates
Groups opposed to Quicken Loans Arena deal allowed into court challenge, Ohio Supreme Court says
3 protesters sue Columbus, police; say hit by pepper spray
Cleveland man charged in killing of man who broke up fight while playing basketball
The Chicago Tribune
The last unresolved piece of Illinois' new budget: How to dole out money to schools
Suburban school leaders worried about state education funding
Democratic leaders could fill open Cook County Board spot today
The Los Angeles Times
L.A. took their water and land a century ago. Now the Owens Valley is fighting back
LAPD union joins national push for feds to help prepare police for contacts with mentally ill
So you need a job but you're a felon? L.A. County may be on your side
UC regents panel backs limited use of letters of recommendation at campuses systemwide
USA Today
Senators discussing backup plan in case Obamacare repeal fails
'Major advance': Leukemia treatment could be first U.S. gene therapy
The Washington Post
How Trump is changing America’s foreign policy
Hospital, doctors and patients fuel last gasp of opposition to Senate health bill
The Health 202: Doctors attempt to sink GOP health-care bill
Trump: ‘I will be very angry’ if GOP senators don’t pass a health-care bill
Cory Gardner: A swing-state case study of the GOP health-care bind
Gillespie’s primary scare in Virginia has White House, others urging ‘Trump world’ hires
Photo surfaces of evangelical pastors laying hands on Trump in Oval Office
‘I told him I can’t breathe’: Police punch teen girl after mistaking her for black male suspect
The Finance 202: Health care collapse is nightmare scenario for tax overhaul
Opinion: The black-white unemployment gap is at an all-time low. Here’s how to keep it there.
GOP House members seek to cut education budget — but not nearly as deeply as Trump proposed
D.C. police arrest 16-year-old in killing of man who had turned life around
More students are graduating from District schools, but are they ready for college?
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