Today in Black History: Inventor Elijah McCoy, believed to be the inspiration for the term "the real McCoy," was born in 1843 in Colchester, Canada.
The New York Times
National
Why Answering Mueller’s Questions Could Be a Minefield for Trump
Editorial: What Robert Mueller Knows
Trump’s Ex-Doctor Says He Was Raided by Trump Aides
Mosquito and Tick Infections Are Surging, C.D.C. Says
How to Protect Yourself From Mosquitoes and Ticks
Seven States, Led by Texas, Sue to End DACA Program
Women Said to Accuse Times Editor of Inappropriate Behavior
Local
First Test for New York Chancellor: A Middle School Desegregation Plan
Why Are New York’s Schools Segregated? It’s Not as Simple as Housing
De Blasio’s Pitch for Progressivism Finds an Ally Across the River
Philly.com
Year of the Woman? Maybe not in Philly-area congressional races.
Jones: The rift in the Black community over the Cosby verdict
Questlove sports "Kanye West Doesn't care About Black People' t-shirt at concert
Parents, student protest Camden school district to demand adequate funding for books and supplies
The Detroit Free Press
Students: Teacher was 'dating' a student 6 weeks before her arrest
Nearly half of Michiganders live in unacceptable smog levels, EPA says
Trump voters think he's lying about Stormy Daniels. And no, they don't really care.
Ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick, others ordered to pay contractor $7.4M
The Star-Ledger
Fired Camden Catholic football coach retains lawyer, explores options
Superintendent's abrupt resignation marks district's third big departure this year
Newark wants to guarantee a free lawyer for low-income residents facing eviction
N.J. state workers say yes to new contract, raises after years of fighting Christie
The Chicago Tribune
EPA chief Pruitt overrules agency staff, gives Wisconsin's Walker, Foxconn big break on smog
Girl, 4, shot while sitting on porch with parents: 'It's our children, our babies'
Coach, players disciplined after report of racist remarks at youth baseball game
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg sends $14 million to CPS for 'personalized learning'
Bank to give $1,053 to babies born at Chicago hospitals Thursday
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Undocumented father of four takes sanctuary inside Pilgrim Congregational Church
Conservative Buckeye Institute says bail reform in Ohio would save money
As Richard Cordray campaigns for Ohio governor, the federal agency he headed is in trial in Cleveland
Talk it out: Is Mayor Frank Jackson's plan to treat violence as a health issue the best approach?
The Washington Post
Zora Neale Hurston: 87 years after writing of ‘The Last Black Cargo,’ the book is being published
White supremacist found guilty in beating of black man in Charlottesville parking garage
Solicitor general tells Supreme Court he misstated date of president’s comments on travel ban
Georgia governor candidate aims gun at teen in campaign ad. ‘Get over it,’ he tells critics.
Mueller warned of a possible presidential subpoena in meeting with Trump lawyers
The Fix: Mueller and Co. are playing hardball
Fact Checker: Four Pinocchios for Trump’s claims that Comey ‘leaked classified information’
Lobbyist’s role in Scott Pruitt’s $100,000 trip to Morocco raises ethics issues
Two officials close to EPA chief resign amid scrutiny
Milbank: President Trump is sowing the seeds of his own demise
Bookstores by and for people of color are finding their industry niche
Democrat buys semiautomatic rifle at Va. gun show in under 10 minutes
The Los Angeles Times
A quiet offer of help to county officials to fight California’s ‘sanctuary' law
A major California housing bill failed after opposition from the low-income residents it aimed to help. Here's how it went wrong
L.A. school board makes a bold, controversial choice in Beutner
County leaders approve new watchdog for Probation Department
USA Today
Trump, not his doctor, wrote glowing 2015 letter on his health, physician now says
Trump White House's focus on trade quotas criticized by some industries, could raise prices
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