Today in Black History: The U.S. Navy accepts Black women into its Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service (WAVES) program in 1944.
The New York Times
National
EDITORIAL: Congress, End the Health Care Chaos. You Have 9 Million Kids to Protect.
Edsall: Democracy Can Plant the Seeds of Its Own Destruction
Mother of Slain Soldier Says Trump Was Disrespectful
Health Care Deal in Doubt as Trump Backs Off Support
Fact Check: Calling Health Insurance Subsidies ‘a Bailout’ Is Misleading
Signaling Frustration, Senior House Republican Plans to Quit
Deal on North Carolina Bathroom Law Would Expand Transgender Protections
In North Carolina, Republicans Stung by Court Rulings Aim to Change the Judges
Man Shoots 6, 3 Fatally, at Two Places He Worked, Police Say
Harvard Revokes Du Bois Medal Awarded to Harvey Weinstein
Local
Obama’s Visit to New Jersey Caps Tour of Democrats Supporting Murphy
A Fractious Final Debate in the New Jersey Governor’s Race
New York City’s Libraries Will Forgive All Children’s Fines
Philly.com
Why is the Philly DA seeking the death penalty in a 40-year-old case?
Homestrecth of race for N.J. governor: 'deranged murderers' amd Trump
DHA gives Ds to 7 out of its 10 child-care contractors
Could latest Pa. budget plan be as good as it gets?
The Star-Ledger
You can still use N.J. driver's license to board airplanes (for now)
Riders fume over NJ Transit cancellations
N.J. governor debate full of nasty exchanges between Murphy and Guadagno
Guadagno and Murphy play hot potato with Chris Christie during governor debate
Commuters are fuming as NJ Transit keeps cancelling the same rush hour train
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland mayoral candidates talk about leadership
Ohio 3rd-grader brings loaded gun to school
Mayor and challenger discuss access to public records, transparency and engaging with the public
All state senators will undergo sexual harassment training, Senate president says
Cleveland police monitor wants city to tell judge why it's bad at investigating citizen complaints
The Chicago Tribune
Ex-Oklahoma police officer convicted in shooting death of daughter's black boyfriend
Emanuel reveals budget that raises taxes for 6th time in 7 years
Rauner cuts more than $200 million in spending out of lawmakers' budget
DAHLEEN GLANTON: Illegal guns are killing innocent people
Why TV shows about black Chicagoans by black Chicagoans matter
The Detroit Free Press
Macomb County prosecutor to provide interpreter for hearing impaired
Watch Detroit clerk, city council candidates debate on Facebook
Michigan Senate OKs bill giving charter schools more public money
Detroit charter school teachers vote to unionize
The Los Angeles Times
Sessions again refuses to answer questions about his talks with Trump before Comey firing
Thousands displaced by Northern California's wildfires now face the region's housing shortage
Former USC medical school dean saw patients after using meth, investigators allege
The Washington Post
Trump promised $25,000 to a grieving military father in a phone call. The check hasn’t arrived.
Soldier killed in Niger and ensnared in Trump controversy was highly regarded by his peers
White ex-Tulsa police officer convicted of fatally shooting daughter’s black boyfriend
What Sessions wouldn’t say was more revealing than what he did
‘Shrinking, shrinking, shrinking’: Puerto Rico faces a demographic disaster
After Bill O’Reilly’s taunt, Jake Tapper reminds him he was ‘humiliated in front of the world’
Analysis: This new poll shows that populism doesn’t stem from people’s economic distress
Trump appears to back further away from bipartisan health-care push
Perspective: We say black lives matter. The FBI says that makes us a security threat.
Suspect in shootings of 6 in Maryland and Delaware caught, officials say
Gillespie campaign seen as snubbing Trump operative, causing uproar
Ex-liquor board director admits tipping off those in bribery scheme to FBI probe
USA Today
Relationship between sugar and cancer is now clearer, scientists say
University president: Richard Spencer hoping for violence to build movement
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