Today in Black History: Pioneering psychologist Kenneth Bancroft Clark was born in 1914, and would go on to play a prominent role in the struggle for civil rights.
The New York Times
National
Can the President Be Indicted? A Long-Hidden Legal Memo Says Yes
Can Trump Pardon Himself? Explaining Presidential Clemency Powers
Sanctions Are a Setback Trump and Putin Both Sought to Avoid
White House Signals It Will Accept Russia Sanctions Bill
No, The Times Never ‘Foiled’ Effort to Kill ISIS Leader
‘I Did Not Collude,’ Kushner Plans to Tell Senate Investigators
U.S. Foresaw Better Return in Seizing Fannie and Freddie Profits
Republicans Have Proposed at Least Six Different Health Care Bills, but in Key Ways They Really Aren’t So Different
Small Businesses Split Over Republican Health Plans
Senate Parliamentarian Challenges Key Provisions of Health Bill
At Least 9 Are Dead After Truck With Dozens Found at Walmart Parking Lot in San Antonio
Local
De Blasio, Riding Subway, Demands Cuomo Fix the System
New Tactic in War on Opioids: Charging Dealers in Overdose Deaths
Haitian Immigrants With Temporary Status Await Trump’s Next Move
For Westchester, 11th Time Is Charm in Fight Over Fair Housing
Philly.com
Girl's HIV infection seems under control without AIDS drugs
Opinion Lots of people go missing. Why don't we care about all of them?
Supporters of juvenile lifer gather for a 'community resentencing'
'Hardworking,' 'dedicated,' 'honest': Meet your new district attorney
The Star-Ledger
'I need to look into her killer's face' pleads father of murdered Keansburg girl
11 significant bills Christie signed into law or vetoed that impact you
Jeff Sessions just made it easier for cops to take your stuff | Editorial
How one N.J. county spent $300M on parks in 15 years
The Detroit Free Press
Can 'Detroit,' the movie about the 1967 Algiers Motel killings, start a national dialogue?
Cass Tech class of '67 recalls Detroit riot: 'It was traumatic'
Hundreds rally in support of public education in Detroit
Detroit students learning about farming and earning money, too
The Chicago Tribune
Racist emails scandal moves beyond Chicago as Illinois opens investigation into state employee's role
Racist emails show Chicago official joked about 'safari' tour to see violence in black neighborhoods
6 dead, 35 hurt in shootings in Chicago over weekend
Some Illinois families struggle to access 529 college savings in wake of change
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland doulas fight infant mortality in their neighborhoods, one birth at a time: Saving the Smallest
Mike Pence in Columbus pressures Rob Portman, promises a repeal and replace plan: Ohio Politics Roundup
Cleveland Indians fan's tweet about fellow fan's Nazi tattoos draws social media ire
Guns everywhere, but our safety is never more compromised: The Rev. Rosalind Hughes (Opinion)
Law would require nearly all older Cleveland homes to be 'lead safe'
The Los Angeles Times
The new face of the White House: polished, smooth and noncombative
Sex, joy rides and car chases: Scandal in LAPD youth cadet program sparks alarm and calls for reform
The Washington Post
Remembering Jim Vance, D.C.'s longest-serving local news anchor.
Kushner details four meetings with Russians, denies collusion
Republicans’ internal feuds threaten legislative goals of Trump and the party
No relevant experience for a federal job? It apparently doesn’t matter to Trump.
Read Anthony Scaramucci’s old tweets. You’ll understand why he deleted them.
New hope for HIV cure as child remains virus-free years after final treatment
Democrats plan to announce their 2018 campaign agenda from a ruby-red corner of Northern Virginia
The White House spin on CBO, annotated
What millennials want from their CEOs: Activism
Republicans are in full control of government — but losing control of their party
Md. correctional officers say staffing shortage putting them at risk
USA Today
Poll: Americans split 42%-42% on impeaching Trump
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