Today in Black History: Charles W. Anderson becomes the first Black person elected to the Kentucky legislature in 1936.
The New York Times
National
Republicans in House Issue a Hard-Line Plan on Immigration
‘Dreamers’ Face Dizzying News Cycle With Lives in Limbo
Editorial: Is Mr. Trump Nuts?
Blow: ‘The Lowest White Man’
Despite Vow, Trump Won’t Commit to Meet with Mueller
Trump Suggests a Cure for Congress: Reviving Pet Projects
States Are Pushing Back After Net Neutrality Repeal
Data in Hand, Women Face Bias in Field of Economics
Trump Officials, After Rejecting Obama Medicare Model, Adopt One Like It
Local
To Fight Climate Change, New York City Takes On Oil Companies
‘Trump Place’ Asks if It Can Be Called by Any Other Name
Gillibrand Vows to Block Trump’s Likely Choice for U.S. Attorney in Manhattan
New Role at City Council: Prodding ‘Complacent Bureaucracy’
Philly.com
Pa. charter schools struggling; more oversight needed, report says
Opinion: Philly families of color are hurt by NAACP's charter school stance
Book desert? How one teacher aims to get 100 bokks in every kid's home.
The Detroit Free Press
Mike Duggan, Detroit City Council sworn in
ICE targets four 7-11 stores in metro Detroit looking for undocumented immigrant workers
Rare in Michigan: Feds in Detroit set to seek death penalty against gang members
Officials: Warren business contributing to E. coli hot spot on Red Run drain
The Star-Ledger
Police standoff, shooting in South Jersey forces town to close schools
N.J. and towns could be slammed by Christie pension move, Trump tax law and more
Cop on trial for pointing a gun in restaurant patron's face
Muslim college student takes seat on N.J. school board
The Chicago Tribune
75 women have been strangled or smothered in Chicago since 2001. Most of their killers got away.
Boys given 5 years probation for sex assault of girl broadcast live on Facebook
Appointment of Chicago school board member to top CPS post conflicts with law
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio teacher accused of telling black student he might be lynched
Prosecutors play racist tapes that mock Cleveland Browns, Dawg Pound in Pilot Flying J fraud trial
Ohio school board member resigns because of rec league jersey controversy
Tax cut may lower utility bills, PUCO orders utilities to set aside savings for customers
The Los Angeles Times
Democrats' report details Russian meddling in European elections and threats to U.S. campaigns
California GOP retirements may lay groundwork for Democratic wave. Will it be big enough to flip control of the House?
California lawmakers have a $190.3-billion state budget plan to consider. Here's some of what it would pay for
Opinion: Take it from a former Division I athlete: College sports are like Jim Crow
Gov. Brown proposes California's first fully online public community college
The Washington Post
States may impose work requirements for Medicaid, Trump administration says
Decision to exempt Florida from offshore drilling sparks a bipartisan uproar
Trump declines to say whether he would sit for interview with Mueller’s team
Democrats go at it alone on Russia probe after partisan breakdowns
Interior Dept. plans to move thousands of workers in the biggest reorganization in its history
Purged from voting rolls while deployed, Ohio vet demands answers
Retirements of veteran Republicans fuel GOP fears of losing House majority
Analysis: The state of America, according to Generation Z
Democrat who lost random drawing for Va. House seat concedes to Republican
Bills GM says alleged racial slur by Richie Incognito was ‘a misunderstanding’
‘He never showed that side to us’: Students ‘horrified’ about coach with white nationalist ties, school says
They were friends as kids, then on opposite sides of the law. Now they’re mentoring D.C. teens together.
Video shows apparently incapacitated, half-naked woman put out in cold by Baltimore hospital
USA Today
Missouri Gov. Greitens admits to extramarital affair before taking office
Indiana Carrier plant to lay off 215 workers on Thursday
IRS private debt-collection program hurts low-income Americans
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