Today in Black History: Television journalist Max Robinson, the first Black anchor of a network news program, was born on this date in 1939 in Richmond, Virginia.
The New York Times
National
Supreme Court to Hear Cases on Death Penalty and Class Actions
Mueller Has List of Questions for Trump
What Mueller Wants to Ask, and What It Means
Reports of Sexual Assault in the Military Rise by 10 Percent, Pentagon Finds
Investment Boom From Trump’s Tax Cut Has Yet to Appear
White House Delays Tariffs on E.U., Canada and Mexico
Editorial: The Impalusible Promises of a T-Mobile-Sprint Merger
As Detroit Sheds State Oversight, Its Mayor Reflects on Its Path
Young Migrants: Victims of Gangs or Members of Them?
Local
Was Silver Corrupt, or Was It Just Politics as Usual?
New York Times Metro Editor Resigns, Citing ‘Mistakes’
Philly.com
Could former DA's memo lead to retrial for Mumia Abu-Jamal?
Fired high school football coach says he was asked to put more white players on field
Man toting AR-15 in Abington is engaging in 'passive-aggressive' tactic, police chief says
Bill Cosby jury releases formal statement in its guilty verdict
What happened when workers reported sexual harassment at a Comcast call center
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit released from state financial oversight 3 years after exiting bankruptcy
More than a headscarf: Forum takes aim at misconceptions about Muslims
Eastern Michigan still plans to cut sports despite growing outrage
Riley: Youth and social media no excuses for Josh Allen's racist tweets
The Chicago Tribune
'And so it begins.' 1 killed, 8 wounded by gunfire on summer-like day in Chicago
Vallas: Chicago ‘in big trouble’ under Emanuel’s ‘politically expedient’ City Hall approach
Decynthia Clements was shot twice in the head by Elgin cop, had cocaine in her system: report
5 guns taken from Vernon Hills teen who wore shirt featuring white supremacist group, police say
The Star-Ledger
Camden Catholic ‘has a problem.’ 2 players defend fired coach, cite racial unrest
Pregnant woman dragged by hair during violent carjacking
Newark symposium tackles chronic absenteeism in school | Carter
Newark's leading the way and other N.J. cities should follow, Murphy says
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
May 4 events at Kent State University include National Landmark dedication
Cleveland mayor and county executive still won't release failed Amazon bid, despite court recommendation
Cleveland City Council approves borrowing $156 million for better street lights, security cameras, police headquarters
The Los Angeles Times
Here's what to expect during Tuesday's May Day marches
As a young cop, Golden State Killer suspect was aloof, ambitious, 'always serious'
Column: It's no contradiction: We can condemn blackface, Milo and hatred while defending the right to be offensive
L.A. school board poised to name Beutner as superintendent
California's top court makes it more difficult for employers to classify workers as independent contractors
The Washington Post
Fact Checker Analysis: Trump has made 3,001 false or misleading claims as president
For GOP hopefuls, crimes are no longer a disqualification for office
The Fix: The 7 most intriguing questions Mueller wants to ask
Analysis: Trump’s 2018 strategy so far? Clintonizing Democratic candidates.
A rare eye cancer showed up in three friends. Doctors want to know if the cases are connected.
Kelly denies calling Trump an ‘idiot,’ says news report is ‘pathetic attempt to smear people’
Perspective: Many GOP politicians dislike Trump. They’re terrified to admit it.
Analysis: The Health 202: Leading Obamacare insurer says things are 'materially worse' under Trump administration
Investigation into skeletal remains of three women in D.C. continues
Computer-based tests are another challenge for low-income students, teachers say
Baker’s public schools takeover: Achievement or Achilles’ heel?
USA Today
Young Americans are the loneliest, surprising study from Cigna shows
Feds warn e-cig liquid companies about packaging after thousands of kids drink toxic liquid
Bloodied bodies stacked in a prison yard: What happens when states slash prison spending
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