Today in Black History: Abolitionist Frederick Douglass is elected president of the National Black Convention in Cleveland, Ohio in 1848.
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The New York Times
National
Congress Gets 6 Months to Solve a 16-Year Puzzle on ‘Dreamers’
800,000 Face Hazy Future After Trump Revokes Program
Trump Chooses Sessions, Longtime Foe of DACA, to Announce Its Demise
What We Know and Don’t Know About the End of DACA
Crisis at Chemical Plant Reveals Flaws in Safety Regulations
In Houston, a Terrifying Real-Life Lesson for Disaster-Prone Cities
North Korea Nuclear Arsenal an Obstacle to China’s Goals
EDITORIAL: An Incoherent Strategy on North Korea
Prominent Republicans Urge Supreme Court to End Gerrymandering
Appeals Panel Stays Injunction Against Texas Voter ID Law
Local
Touting Record as Mayor, de Blasio Laments His Lack of Acclaim
Twice Beaten, Thrice Shy? Not for Sal Albanese, Mayoral Hopeful. Again.
Traces of Crime: How New York’s DNA Techniques Became Tainted
City Hospital System Is Expanding Children’s Mental Health Programs
Calhoun Who? Yale Drops Name of Slavery Advocate for Computer Pioneer
Philly.com
Kenney bemoans police union chief's 'rabid animals' comment
These three fast-improving school districts have lessons for Philly
She's a Jersey girl, Temple Owl and, now, Miss Black America
He said, she said: Justice for widow elusive at DA's Office
Star-Ledger
Menendez trial starts today: The investigation explained
Their votes in 2 elections didn't count. Will 3rd time be the charm?
Jersey City voters to have just two choices in mayor's race
Newark boosts public safety presence with start of school year
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio deputy who shot news photographer placed on leave
Cleveland NAACP says police union's refusal to hold flag at Browns game creates 'racial division'
Suspected drug dealer stomps on man's head behind Cleveland store over $40 debt, police say
Colleges express support for undocumented immigrant students affected if DACA ends
The Chicago Tribune
Chicago DACA recipients, activists spurred to action after Trump ends program
Ex-inmate sues over murder conviction, alleges Chicago police rigged evidence
City Hall agrees to cover up to $80M in CPS security costs
14-year-old boy critically wounded in South Chicago shooting
The Los Angeles Times
California educational leaders vow to protect immigrant students from deportation
Trump said he would turn the GOP into the party 'of the American worker.' How's that going?
Historical art or racist propaganda? How should Hollywood handle problematic classics like 'Gone With the Wind'?
Deputy accused in Alameda County jail abuse scandal choked an inmate until he fell unconscious, prosecutors say
The Detroit Free Press
Poll: 4 out of 10 Michigan voters question President Trump's mental stability
In Detroit schools, plenty of excitement, not enough teachers
10 things you need to know about the new school year in Michigan
Feds nab another engineer; 15th person charged in Macomb County corruption scandal
The Washington Post
Florida officials begin ordering evacuations as Irma intensifies
‘May God protect us all’: Puerto Rico and tiny islands in Irma’s path fear for the worst
After the flood, the monster that grows like ‘the Blob’ — and doesn’t die
Trump and GOP face a crossroads on immigration
DACA reaction shows how immigration has become a litmus test for Democrats
The claim that DACA ‘helped spur’ the 2014 surge of minors crossing the border
A big moment for 'anti-immigration warrior' Jeff Sessions
Obama calls Trump’s decision ‘wrong,’ ‘self-defeating’ and ‘cruel’
Trump Jr. to speak with Senate Judiciary on Thursday about Trump campaign’s contacts with Russia
Sarah Huckabee Sanders’s provocative veiled threat to Congress
‘White person to white supremacist person: What is wrong with you?’
Fifty-state poll: All eyes on third-party candidates, Obama’s popularity — and Utah
Charlottesville city council votes unanimously to remove another Confederate statute
Nearly 2,700 low-cost apartments in Alexandria were just sold to a new owner. What does it mean for the tenants?
USA Today
White Christians decline in U.S., but still dominate Republican Party
Indiana school bans Confederate symbols after students wear them 2 days in a row
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