Today in Black History: First annual "People of Color" convention is held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1831.
The New York Times
National
Editorial: Grifters Gonna Grift
8 States Vote in Critical Primary Contests
Why Is Trump Mad at Sessions? A Tweet Provides the Answer
Scott Pruitt Sought ‘Business Opportunity’ With Chick-fil-A While Leading E.P.A.
Aide Who Mocked Senator McCain Leaves White House
Trump Hosts Celebration, Without Philadelphia Eagles
Lewinsky Comment ‘Wasn’t My Finest Hour,’ Clinton Says
‘Are We Going to Die Today?’ Inside a Parkland Classroom as Bullets Flew
A Promising Cancer Treatment Made Patients Worse
Local
Ex-Navy Pilot Among Democrats to Advance in New Jersey
An Online Agitator, a Social Media Exposé and the Fallout
Asian Groups See Bias in Plan for Elite New York Schools
For New Jersey Commuters, a Sequel to the ‘Summer of Hell’
Philly.com
Council comes up with a city budget that won't increase Philly property taxes
A Philly cop was fired after fatally shooting a fleeing man from behind years ago. Will charges be filed?
Tensions boil over as South Philly teen agrees to be tried as adult in killing of two 16-year-olds
An upscale pill mill operation run by a corrupt pharmacist ends in murder
The Detroit Free Press
Column: Donald Trump using NFL anthem issue to lather up resentment and hate
The next big corporate tax cut? Senate panel OKs big break for utilities
Michigan to close another prison. Still to be determined? Which one
Voters will decide marijuana legalization after Legislature fails to act
The Star-Ledger
N.J. lost a powerful voice today
What the hell happened to Bob Menendez in Tuesday's primary?
Menendez hit with protest vote from some Democrats as he and Hugin win Senate primaries
Lawsuit claims cop threw girl by her hair during illegal arrest at basketball brawl
Rutgers prof says f--- white people, now the university is investigating
The Chicago Tribune
11-year-old boy shot to death sang rap songs 'about putting the guns down'
1 day after state budget celebration, S&P says it represents 'the status quo'
Rush to receive $45 million, its largest single donation ever, to help veterans with PTSD
CPS fails to warn Florida district about educator who resigned while under investigation for misconduct
Emanuel apologizes as mayoral challengers seize on CPS sex abuse scandal
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Intervention center should allow more Cuyahoga County youth to avoid detention
Regular Clevelanders get chance to set Congress straight on budget issues
Cleveland's food truck scene gets a food bus run by high school students at Walnut Wednesday today
Mayor Frank Jackson taps assistant law director as Cleveland's new chief corporate counsel
Teen son testifies that his mother threw Cleveland girl against a dresser before she died
The Washington Post
Trump’s ‘Celebration of America,’ sans Super Bowl champs, spurs backlash
Perspective: With no Eagles in sight, president’s event was more circumstance than pomp
Analysis: Winners and losers from the biggest primary night of the year
Perspective: To fight racism, stop trying to fix people. Fix the system that supports racism.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions defends separating immigrant parents and children
In small towns across U.S., fire chiefs turn to Latinos to fill volunteer ranks
School safety panel, formed in Parkland’s wake, won’t focus on gun restrictions
Mexico makes good on threats to impose tariffs on $3 billion worth of U.S. cheese, pork, and other products
White House staffer who derided McCain has left the administration
In the Army and the Klan, he hated Muslims. Now one was coming to his home.
Pentagon: ‘No one will ever know’ how many civilians U.S. has killed in fight against ISIS
C. Anthony Muse: Prince George’s voters ‘don’t want more of the establishment’
David L. Gadis becomes new D.C. Water chief
The Los Angeles Times
It's Newsom vs. Cox in November as Villaraigosa tumbles in governor's race
California's major political parties feared the top-two primary but emerged as powerful as before
Top USC medical school official feared dean was 'doing drugs' and alerted administration, he testifies
Fatal shootings by LAPD down but less lethal use of force is up, report says
Former Monterey Park officer sentenced to nearly 8 years in prison for sexually assaulting women in traffic stops
USA Today
Judge Aaron Persky, who gave Brock Turner lenient sentence in rape case, recalled from office
Google employee activism on diversity, Pentagon contract is shaking up Internet giant
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