Today in Black History: Tennis star Arthur Ashe becomes the first Black man to win the U.S. Open singles championship in 1968 at Forest Hills, New York.
The New York Times
National
Outcry Grows Over a Wider Array of U.S. Monuments
Democrats Search for Unified Response After Charlottesville
Kelly’s Mission: Controlling Information Flow to Trump
Spending Threat Over Border Wall a Gift for Democrats
EDITORIAL: Say No to Sheriff Joe Arpaio, Mr. Trump
Trump’s Afghan Gamble Rests on General He Doubted
Administration Scraps Local-Hiring Plan for Public Works
Local
Bridge of Grand Ambitions Is Set to Open at the Tappan Zee
Showing the Algorithms Behind New York City Services
A Golf Center Grows in Harlem
New York’s Largest Hospital System Is Closing Its Insurance Business
For $582 Million Spent on Troubled Schools, Some Gains, More Disappointments
Philly.com
After 40 years, prosecutor worries he locked up wrong man
Fired Philly cop who shot 3 men is back on the beat
Philly school principals OK contract worth $25 million
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Here's who's working for Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson and others in this year's mayor's race
Cleveland mayoral candidate Zack Reed says his campaign's report erroneously shows him exceeding cap on individual contributions
Every county in Ohio, and nation, will now have an Obamacare insurer
Video gamers are now varsity athletes with scholarships at some Ohio colleges embracing eSports
Barbara Byrd-Bennett reports to "Camp Cupcake" prison on Monday
Cleveland man spread HIV to woman while hiding that he had the virus, police say
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit Land Bank demolition director resigns
Riley: Cobo officials hire firm to explore selling naming rights to convention center
Detroit Land Bank demolition director resigns
Sodexo lawsuit against Detroit schools officially over after $28M settlement
The Chicago Tribune
As Chicago police add thousands more Tasers, a Tribune analysis of 4,700 uses raises red flags
Chatham man talks about being shocked with a Taser by a Chicago police officer in 2015
Democrats, Republicans say a tentative deal reached on school funding
10 years after pit bull attack, teen heals through art and dreams of helping others
Hospitality industry needs more immigrant workers to survive, report says
The Star-Ledger
N.J.'s oldest resident dies, credited longevity to beer and Scotch
City approves major fix for retirees under new health plan
N.J. university removes bust of namesake with slave-owning past
N.J. lawmaker blasted analysts who said his Obamacare repeal would hurt. They fire back.
NJ Transit commuters' long nightmare coming to an end
The Los Angeles Times
Trump foes, questioning his mental fitness, are citing the 25th Amendment. So how does that work?
Editorial Series: Enough is Enough
UC's new payroll system will cost at least $200 million more than expected
Executions could resume after California Supreme Court leaves most of Proposition 66 intact
The Washington Post
CIA director’s close ties to Trump prompt what-ifs inside agency
Trump distances himself from GOP lawmakers to deflect personal blame if agenda stalls
Trump’s economic adviser says president ‘must do better’ to denounce white nationalism
A black man went undercover online as a white supremacist. This is what he learned.
As Kushner leaves Mideast, U.S. calls talks ‘productive’ but doesn’t commit to two-state solution
Perspective: Feds on Trump’s shutdown threat: ‘It’s blackmail’
Federal judges decline to scrap Maryland’s congressional voting map
Analysis: In the Year of the Deciding Vote, one Democrat’s corruption trial could change the Senate — or not
Perspective: Researcher’s fight to close achievement gap irked school board for years
D.C. attorney general wants federal judges to look at city’s strict gun rules again
USA Today
Breitbart, other 'alt-right' websites are the darlings of Russian propaganda effort
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