Today in Black History: Philosopher Alain Locke, the first Black Rhodes Scholar, was born on this date in Philadelphia in 1886.
The New York Times
National
A Protest Spreads and Revives a Spirit Long Dormant
Op-Ed: What Trump’s Rise Looks Like to Black and Hispanic Republicans
For Every 10 U.S. Adults, Six Vote and Four Don’t. What Separates Them?
EDITORIAL: Full Disclosure on Candidates’ Health
Decision to Keep Illness Secret Sets Clinton Back
Scrutiny of Hillary Clinton’s Health Puts New Focus on Tim Kaine
Candidate Gaffes Are Overrated; Health Concerns Could Influence Voters More
Trump Seizes on Rival’s Absence in an Effort to Press His Case
N.C.A.A. Moves Championship Events From North Carolina, Citing Anti-Gay Law
Local
De Blasio’s Nonprofit Must Comply With Ethics Panel’s Subpoena, Judge Says
Period for Ground Zero Workers to Seek Compensation Is Extended
Trial Over Potsdam Boy’s Killing Begins With Focus on Credibility
The Christian Science Monitor
Fifty years after riots, Watts builds a bridge for minorities, police
Should Americans be able to sue other governments? Gulf states say no.
Louisiana Gov. requests $2 billion in federal funding for flood recovery
The Star-Ledger
Another N.J. insurance company drops out of Obamacare
Cops investigating student's threat to 'shoot up' school
Christie, NJEA agree to meet about changes in health care for retirees
Senate committee endorses Christie's treasurer pick
Philly.com
Lynne Abraham can relate to Hillary Clinton: 'The same thing happened to me'
State faculty authorize negotiating committee to call a strike
Before state Supreme Court weighs in, a rally for education funding
Ex-Fattah strategist Lindenfeld, who testified against him, gets probation and a fine
After D.A.'s disclosures, Philly bar association wants a gift ban
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Akron City Council approves 1-year freeze on medical marijuana
Special election for phased-in $15 minimum wage proposal set for May 2 in Cleveland
Cuyahoga County voters requesting early ballots in record numbers
Gazebo where Tamir Rice was shot to be deconstructed Wednesday
Ohio attorney general rejects proposal to brand abortion as aggravated murder
Akron Community Foundation awards nearly $3 million in grants
The Chicago Tribune
Grand jury to look into possible cover-up by Chicago police in Laquan McDonald shooting
EDITORIALS: Join us for the Cook County state’s attorney debate
Morning Spin: Emanuel's police reform plan gets first public hearing
Chicago passes another grim milestone: More than 3,000 shot this year
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit: Where your paycheck goes further?
Detroit principal pays back $84K, but it doesn't keep him out of prison
Flint police investigate possible break-in at mayor's office
Detroit water department to charge new fee despite council concerns
The Washington Post
Texas gun-rights activist slammmed for graphic film portraying shooting of a student protester
Clinton’s impulse to ‘power through’ with pneumonia set off cascade of problems
The Fix: Why Clinton’s health incident isn’t going away
Trump’s campaign says he’s given ‘tens of millions’ to charity, but offers no details and no proof
Worried Republicans are pouring resources into North Carolina
Obama to veto popular 9/11 victims’ bill, White House says
Karen Bass says that in politics, it’s men who are the emotional ones
Bad-check charge dropped against renowned civil rights leader Walter Fauntroy
Girl, 16, found guilty of second-degree murder in fatal stabbing of 18-year-old
Why some residents are trying to stop a Walmart expansion in Pr. George’s
The Los Angeles Times
California voters support initiative to legalize recreational use of marijuana, poll finds
Essential California: Why was this man charged and convicted of murder?
Pomona settles lawsuit over confiscation of homeless people's property
USA Today
Lawsuit: Cops made women shake breasts in traffic stop
Colin Kaepernick fires back at Trent Dilfer over anthem protest criticism
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