Today in Black History: First annual "People of Color" convention is held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1831.
The New York Times
National
Intelligence Contractor Is Charged in First Leak Case Under Trump
Trump Defends Twitter Use as Aides Urge Him to Cut Back
Trump Grows Discontented With Attorney General Jeff Sessions
U.S. Diplomats Stage Quiet Revolt Against President’s Policies
White House Turmoil Makes It Harder to Stay Focused, Trump Aide Says
EDITORIAL: Where Are the United States Attorneys?
Justices Act on Voting Rights and Cellphone Privacy
What a Bipartisan Paid Leave Plan Might Look Like
America’s Hidden H.I.V. Epidemic
Governor Struggles to Lead as Texas Republicans Splinter Into Factions
She’s Accused of Texting Him to Suicide. Is That Enough to Convict?
Three Michigan State Football Players Charged With Sexual Assault
Local
How Did the Subway Get So Bad? Look to the C Train
New York Police Officers Keep Vigil for Colleague Dragged by Car
Editorial: Help Poor New Yorkers Buy Transit Passes
Philly.com
Mother of Cosby accuser: 'She changed' after alleged attack at L.A. hotel
Man serving life, for murder his brother confessed to, gets chance at freedom
Cops probe possible tie in attacks on mentally challenged man, school principal
The Star-Ledger
School psychologist fired after allegedly calling girl a 'slut,' making threats
Christie finally chooses a side in N.J. Republican primary for governor
After voting for herself, Guadagno explains how N.J. polls are safe from hacking
The 6 hottest N.J. legislative primary races to watch Tuesday
N.J. pastor: Bill Maher's apology for using the N-word isn't enough | Opinion
The Chicago Tribune
Illinois overhauls its 529 college savings plans, reducing fees and adding choices
Doctor depression, suicide coming out of shadows despite 'no-talk rule'
Major video game group sues Chicago over online game tax
Gwendolyn Brooks Day recognized with 'We Real Cool' video
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Major Ohio insurer is pulling out of Obamacare market for 2018
Cleveland police officers begin carrying overdose reversal drug Narcan
Ohio income tax revenues lag estimates again in May; sales tax picks up
Oberlin council supports Paris Climate Agreement, condemns Trump
Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson's anti-violence measures approved by City Council
The Detroit Free Press
Genesee County official resigns over racial slur
MSU's Mark Dantonio made the choice to dismiss 3 players: 'I'm angry'
First of 3 dismissed MSU football players arraigned
People tapping Michigan's no-fault car insurance may be on hook for medical bills
The Los Angeles Times
A plan to build homes at the 91-to-110 freeway interchange is back on the table, but it has some people worried
California's top court appears divided on ballot measure to speed up executions
Voters head to the polls to pick L.A.'s next congressman in under-the-radar special election
Advocates denounce VA delays in developing housing for homeless veterans at West L.A. site
The Washington Post
In ‘Paris of the Appalachians,’ Pittsburgh isn’t buying Trump’s climate talk
The Trump administration has a recruiting problem
Kellyanne Conway had a lousy Monday. Sean Spicer’s wasn’t much better.
U.S. says it may pull out of U.N. human rights body, citing member abuses, treatment of Israel
Infrastructure was Trump’s shot at a bipartisan deal; he left Democrats waiting by the phone
The Trump effect: Everyone’s thinking of running for president
50 years of U.S. mass shootings: The victims, sites, killers and weapons
States with more black people have less generous welfare benefits, study says
Citing struggles for minority female candidates, groups vow to go all out for Georgia’s Abrams
Analysis: Were 2016 vote counts in Michigan and Wisconsin hacked? We double-checked.
Two honor roll students fatally shot in Maryland on eve of high school graduation
Former delegate Griffith announces bid to succeed longtime Maryland senator
Ben Jealous brings economic justice message to Pr. George’s Democrats
The Ku Klux Klan wants to rally in Charlottesville. Now this college town is on edge again.
USA Today
DeVos 'not going to be issuing decrees' on civil rights protections
Muslims 'outraged' by billboard that insults prophet Mohammed
New York judge arrested, led from courthouse in handcuffs
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