Today in Black History: Black abolitionist and businessman George DeBaptiste was born on this date in 1815 in Virginia.
The New York Times
National
Remington, Centuries-Old Gun Maker, Files for Bankruptcy as Sales Slow
She Was Shot in Parkland. Can She Turn Trauma Into Change?
Editorial: Victims Get a Voice in Chicago Police Reform
How Democrats Could Reclaim the House in November
G.O.P. is Put on Defensive Ahead of Midterm Elections
At Crucial Juncture, Legal Defense Is a One-Man Operation
Trump Won’t Hire 2 Lawyers Announced Only Last Week
Stormy Daniels Says She Stayed Silent on Trump Out of Fear
Can Jim Mattis Hold the Line in Trump’s ‘War Cabinet’?
Blow: Donald Trump Is A Man at War
Local
In Cuomo-Nixon Showdown, Black Votes Are an Early Flashpoint
9 Key Issues Await Albany in Final Week of Budget Negotiations
Police ‘Testilying’ Remains a Problem. Here Is How the Criminal Justice System Could Reduce It.
2018: A Tough Year for First-Time Buyers
Philly.com
Ryan Costello dropping out of race, boosting Dem's chances to claim U.S. House
At some Philly homes, toilets get flushed into the city's drinking water source
Baer: Impeach state Supreme Court? Not happening. But watch for GOP payback
Forced sterilization targeted Americans of color, leaving lasting impact
The Detroit Free Press
March For Our Lives in Detroit: See the rally
Study: Flint children's blood lead levels hit historic low in 2016
More than 17,000 Detroit households at risk for water shutoffs
Can Michigan college savings plans cover K-12 tuition? Snyder seeks opinion
The Star-Ledger
Meet the man who knows how to make Newark healthier
Here's where cops get arrested in N.J. and some recently charged with a crime
Murphy backs program lowering sales tax in some N.J. cities
Outrage after 4th Hudson County jail suicide in less than one year
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
March for Our Lives draws hundreds seeking gun reform to downtown Akron (photos)
Thousands demand gun reform during March for our Lives rally in Cleveland (photos, video)
Cleveland officials to place signs on homes with lead hazards starting April 2
Cleveland police probe raises questions about staffing, supervision of special victims units
Former Akron teacher admits to having sex, child with teenager, prosecutors say
The Chicago Tribune
Chicago's deal with ACLU, Black Lives Matter changes political calculus for police reform
Study blames 'ACLU effect' for spike in Chicago's violence in 2016, but experts differ
McCarthy says he's running for mayor 'to save black lives'
After 23 years in prison as an innocent man, former White Sox groundskeeper to return to his old job
The Washington Post
Stormy Daniels says threats kept her quiet about alleged Trump affair until now
Perspective: ‘Turn around, drop ’em’ was memorable, but the Stormy Daniels story is really about intimidation
Analysis: The Daily 202: How the marches for gun control are like the protests against Vietnam
The story behind this 11-year-old's March for Our Lives speech
Trump’s legal team in disarray as Russia probe appears to be entering a critical phase
Cambridge Analytica sent foreigners to advise U.S. campaigns, former workers say
U.S. to expel 60 Russian officers, close a consulate after nerve-agent attack in Britain
Conservative civil servants who went underground during the Obama years are now helping to undo his policies
Fact Checker Analysis: President Trump’s claim that China caused 60,000 U.S. factories to close
Obama Presidential Center faces pushback from Jackson Park residents
Fifty years ago some called D.C. ‘the colored man’s paradise.’ Then paradise erupted.
‘I still see the scars’: Those who remember 1968 see beyond the city’s progress
The Los Angeles Times
Police killing of Stephon Clark generates national attention as questions swirl
Stephon Clark shooting: How police opened fire on an unarmed black man holding a cellphone
Plan to dramatically increase development would transform some L.A. neighborhoods
USA Today
Gun maker Remington, America's oldest, files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
Supreme Court takes on Democrats and Republicans over one-sided maps
'Red flag' laws that allow for temporary restrictions on access to guns gain momentum across nation
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