Today in Black History: NAACP attorney and Associate Justice Thurgood Marshall, the first Black to serve on the Supreme Court, is born in 1908 in Baltimore.
The New York Times
Global
Belgium Honors Congolese Leader It Helped Overthrow
National
Thousands acrosss U.S. Protest Separations of Migrant Families
Supreme Court Loss for Unions Upends Liberal Money Base
Medical Advances Are Reshaping the Abortion Fight
Trump Says Calls to Abolish ICE Will Help Republicans
Teenage Journalists Fight to Publish Hard News
Facebook Gave Phone Makers Vast Access to Users’ Data
Man on Stabbing Spree Attacked Children at a 3-Year-Old’s Birthday Party, Police Say
This Denver Suburb Has Gotten Less White. Why Won’t It Turn Blue?
Inside the A.C.L.U.’s War on Trump
Local
Young Children in Public Housing Had High Lead Levels
Cuomo’s ‘Buffalo Billion’: Is New York Getting Its Money’s Worth?
Lesson of the Blue Wave Primaries? We’re All Struggling Now
Miriam Bockman, Groundbreaking Manhattan Democrat, Dies at 86
Philly.com
Witnesses provide new account in fatal Deptford police shooting of alleged shoplifter
An heir sold her house for $300,000. The problem: She's not dead, and he's not her heir
Hotel housekeeping on demand: Marriott cleaners say this app makes their job harder
For Philly's new school board: Lessons from the SRC's 17 years
The Detroit Free Press
Judge says there's no fundamental right to learn to read and write
New Michigan law removes basic skills test for teachers
MSU to hire new chief compliance officer to help reform culture
Death on foot: Detroit leads large cities in pedestrian deaths
The Star-Ledger
N.J. budget finally signed by Murphy after another really long day at the Statehouse
N.J. budget: 5 things you need to know about the new deal between Murphy and top Dems
N.J. budget: Here's how much you'll actually pay in new taxes, and what you'll get
How long do Newark Airport workers have to wait for a fair wage? | Editorial
The Chicago Tribune
As public housing buildings go smoke-free, health advocates mobilize to help residents quit
Supreme Court's backing of anti-abortion pregnancy centers raises doubts about Illinois law
3 children caught in gang-related gunfire: 'They don't care who they shoot'
As more fireworks find their way into public's hands, catastrophic injuries on the rise
Chicago's minimum wage is about to jump to $12 per hour. Who are the winners and the losers?
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Authorities searching for 14-year-old girl missing from Garfield Heights
Families face uncertainty, mixed messages as Cleveland cracks down on lead hazards
Cleveland FBI says it thwarted downtown Fourth of July terrorist attack
Let's start to decriminalize behavioral health disorders: Tara Britton (Opinion)
The Washington Post
Democrats believed political outrage could help the party win in November. Now some fear it could backfire.
Trump stands firm on trade as foreign tariffs start kicking in
Will the Supreme Court really lurch rightward with Trump’s next appointment?
‘A way of monetizing poor people’: How private equity firms make money offering loans to cash-strapped Americans
Trump said North Korea was ‘no longer a nuclear threat.’ His spies disagree.
Man who yelled ‘womp, womp’ at immigration protest is arrested, accused of pulling a gun
Boise stabbing: Man attacks refugee child’s birthday party, injures 9, police say
With Corey Stewart atop the ticket, Virginia Republicans are in turmoil
Are D.C.’s poorest neighborhoods falling off the electoral map?
The Los Angeles Times
Violence erupts after right-wing group marches in Oregon
'We beg you to help us.' Immigrant women in detention describe their treatment, share fears about their children
Canada pushes back, slaps tariffs on U.S. goods from ketchup to pizza
With one final signature, Gov. Jerry Brown closes the chapter on his quest to reshape California's budget
Latest minimum wage hike comes as some employers launch bidding wars for scarce workers
Paul Egly, judge who oversaw Los Angeles school integration, dies at 97.
USA Today
Man holding gun arrested at 'Families Belong Together' rally in Alabama after shouting 'womp, womp'
FBI: Suspect arrested in alleged plan to attack Cleveland on July 4
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