Today in Black History: Today marks the Juneteenth Freedom Day celebration in recognition of the notification of Texans in 1865 that slavery had been abolished.
The New York Times
National
Editorial: When Did Caging Kids Become the Art of the Deal?
Immigrant Children Cry Out in Detention Center Recording
Krugman: Fall of the American Empire
Trump Defies Growing Anger Over Splitting of Migrant Families
The Hard-Liners Whose Fringe Views Became U.S. Policy
Trump Threatens to Impose Tariffs on More Chinese Goods
Trump Rule Would Let Small Businesses Skirt Health Law
Judge Strikes Down Restrictive Kansas Voting Law
Local
New York Moves Toward Legal Marijuana With Health Dept. Endorsement
Trenton Grieves After a Shooting at Event That Was ‘a Beacon’
Lawsuit Says Voting System in Long Island Town Shuts Out Latinos
100,000 New Jobs for New York: Will Enough Go to Poorer Workers?
Philly.com
Meek Mill hearing before Judge Genece Brinkley devolves into a laughig matter
Transgender woman sent to men's prison in Philadelphia: Experience was 'dehumanizing'
Ex-city public-health worker admits to killing onetime boyfriend duirng spat in car
How the U.S. Supreme Court's partisan gerrymandering non-decisions affect Pa.
The Detroit Free Press
120 Larry Nassar survivors ask Michigan State board to fire interim President John Engler
Auto supplier Adient cancels move to downtown Detroit. Here's why.
Politics invade Michigan school social studies review
The Chicago Tribune
CPS students denied special education services amid 'cycle of chaos,' parents say
CPS' latest response to sexual misconduct scandal: Teaming with Chicago center that investigates child abuse
'Unacceptable and frustrating': Chicago sees most violent weekend of the year
1 dead, 5 wounded in city shootings
Preckwinkle: Cook County facing 'difficult and challenging' $82 million budget shortfall
The Star-Ledger
Raise the sales tax? The business tax? Dueling Democratic budgets bring N.J. closer to a shutdown.
N.J. lawmaker resigns amid domestic violence charges
Deadly gang shootout at all-night arts festival leaves Trenton shaken
Murphy's AG orders bias training for N.J. State Police troopers, state lawyers
Elementary school aide masturbated in front of students and filmed it, cops say
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
With a haircut, blood pressure check and life lessons, an urban barber gives back
Rep. Marcy Kaptur meets with immigrants detained in Ohio raid
Akron firefighters accused of making porn at firehouse bring 'dishonor,' 'embarrassment,' officials say
Akron looking to shave $75 million off Akron Waterways Renewed! sewer project
The Washington Post
Fact Checker: The facts about Trump’s policy of separating families
What family separation does to children: ‘The effect is catastrophic’
Trump defiant as crisis grows over family separation at the border
The growing case against IV Tylenol, once seen as a solution to the opioid crisis
Analysis: The Supreme Court decided not to decide Wisconsin’s gerrymandering case. But here’s why it will be back.
Black Brazilians are ditching hair straighteners and white standards of beauty
House lawmakers to press Justice Dept. inspector general on Clinton probe report
Metro knew it was overcharging riders for years before issuing refunds — and not everyone got them
Several D.C.-area private schools scrap Advanced Placement classes
Alsobrooks backed by Va. Lt. Gov. Fairfax in Prince George’s executive race
Marc Elrich: Candidate wants developers to pay more, would preserve social safety net
The Los Angeles Times
L.A. sheriff's detectives seize more than 500 firearms from felon's home
At a meeting about brown water pouring from taps, congresswoman says people were paid to speak out in favor of water district
GOP candidate for governor John Cox spars with Democrats over repeal of gas-tax increase
USA Today
Couple raises record $3.9 million on Facebook to reunite immigrant families
Wealth of millionaires surges 10.6% to top $70 trillion for the first time
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