Today in Black History: Heavyweight boxing champion Sonny Liston, who rose from poverty in Arkansas, was born on this date in 1932.
The New York Times
National
Civil Rights Groups Plan to Sue HUD Over Fair Housing Rule
U.S. Will Prosecute More Undocumented Immigrants
Editorial: ‘I Did You a Great Favor When I Fired This Guy’
Iran Deal Opponents Hired Firm to Dig Up Dirt on Obama Aide
Opinion: Why Did a Creepy Israeli Intel Firm Spy on Obama Alums?
E.P.A. Emails Show Push to Shield Pruitt From Public Scrutiny
Pick to Run C.I.A. Has Experience. That May Be Her Problem.
Trump Urges West Virginians to Vote Against Coal Baron
Local
26 Years Later, Justice for Men Imprisoned for a Bogus Rape
New York Attorney General Resigns
Editorial: Him, Too
Before His Fall, He Defended Women and Took On Trump
How Can the M.T.A. Rescue the Subway When It Struggles to Deliver Basics?
Philly.com
Philadelphians are lonely, and young people feel it the most, study says
The Neubauers want to fix Philly schools. Their plan? To sharpen principal force.
Landmark lawsuit could change how Pa. schools are funded
Opinion: Cash bail hurts black communities, especially black mothers
Sen. Vincent Hughes: Redlining is keeping people of color out of homes
The Detroit Free Press
Death on foot: Pedestrian fatalities skyrocket in U.S.
State Superintendent of Schools Brian Whiston dies
How Detroit plans to raise $130M to invest in 7 neighborhoods
Kwame Kilpatrick: I have 'no recollection' of being sued by the feds
The Chicago Tribune
EPA discovers another lead-contaminated neighborhood near East Chicago
Chicago sees its most violent week of the year: 9 killed, 76 wounded
DAHLEEN GLANTON: Shootings are a rite of spring in Chicago
EDITORIALS: Limiting golden parachutes in Illinois
Independent pharmacies struggling under new Medicaid program
The Star Ledger
Phil Murphy supports hearings on 'unacceptable' NJEA videos
There are 18 local elections Tuesday (and some of them actually matter)
These 26 N.J. towns have taken a stand on legal weed. Are they for or against?
N.J. congressman wants to snuff state power to go after Wall Street fraud. Murphy AG hates the idea.
The Cleveland Browns
Case Western Reserve University commits $1 million to new student success program
Jury issues decision in lawsuit brought by federal government against Cleveland debt collection firm
Cuyahoga Community College establishes admission partnership with Bowling Green State University
The Washington Post
End of nuclear deal could make it easier for Iran to pursue the bomb in secret
Iran is ‘prepared for all scenarios’ if Trump nixes nuclear deal
Long undercover, CIA nominee Gina Haspel is now under a microscope
Republicans on edge as divisive coal baron surges in West Virginia Senate race
‘I guess the love is gone’: Comey responds to Rudy Giuliani’s suggestion that he might have lied
HUD Secretary Ben Carson to be sued for suspending Obama-era fair-housing rule
Three people killed in Montgomery County neighborhood
‘The labor is black and the profit is white’: Mother of former Duke player compares NCAA to slavery
Federal judge demands officials appear in court to explain errors in inmate releases
‘Second chance kind of guy’: This candidate is telling voters about his criminal past
Milloy: New stadium, new restaurants, and more dust and pollution for the poorest residents of Southwest Washington
The Los Angeles Times
Essential Education: Beutner named LAUSD superintendent
Border Patrol says fear of child trafficking forces separations. Migrant advocates are fighting the policy
AEG proposes $1.2-billion expansion of L.A. Convention Center and JW Marriott hotel
Bucking precedent, Garcetti won't name three finalists for LAPD chief
USA Today
Trump proposes clawing back $15 billion in federal spending, hits children's insurance
'Nazi Grandma,' sentenced for denying Holocaust, goes to prison
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