Today in Black History: Hiram R. Revels, the first Black American to serve in the United States Senate, was born in Fayetteville, North Carolina.
The New York Times
National
Treating Puerto Rico’s Sick and Injured ‘Is Like in War’
The Devastation in Puerto Rico, From Above
Puerto Rico: What Other Americans Should Know
EDITORIAL: How Gun Controls Work Beyond Washington
McConnell Scraps Vote on Latest G.O.P. Health Care Bill
How Failure of the Obamacare Repeal Affects Consumers
Fate Uncertain for Bipartisan Bills to Protect Mueller
Trump Plans 45,000 Limit on Refugees Admitted to U.S.
Trump Proposal Cuts Taxes for Companies and Individuals
Microsoft C.E.O. Says Equality in Tech Is ‘Not Sufficient’
Opinion: When Black Children Are Targeted for Punishment
Local
Dean Skelos’s 2015 Corruption Conviction Is Overturned
Prison Term for Weiner Is Set, but Where Will He Go?
Prosecutor Recommends Loss of Vacation for Officer in James Blake Case
Rezoning a Block in Harlem, Respecting an African Burial Ground
Philly.com
CEOs scolded Trump after Charlottesville. Will corporations close their checkbooks?
Independence Blue Cross commits to Affordable Care Act exchange for 2018
Armstrong: Yo, FOP: call of the party for suspended Philly cop
Octavius V. Catto statue, saga are homeruns for youngsters
Jones: Catto now a visible part of Philadelphia's history
Lower Merion and Penn Wood high schools are featured in National Geographic doc on the digital divide in America
The Detroit Free Press
State police director's FB post: NFL players who take knee during anthem are 'degenerates'
Two dozen victims duped out of $21K in Detroit deed fraud scheme; 4 charged
Michigan, Flint ordered into talks on long-term water supply
Proposed auto insurance bills could drastically cut rates in Michigan
The Star-Ledger
Trump may pick N.J. State Police leader for top DEA job
N.J. health commissioner heading to powerful hospital group
Menendez threatened to use Senate powers in port security dispute: official
How did N.J. kids do on the SAT last year? It's complicated.
One of N.J.'s poorest cities is about to become a food desert
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Zack Reed hires new campaign manager for stretch run of Cleveland mayoral race
Should registered voters in Ohio who haven't voted in six straight elections be purged from the rolls?
Grand jury expected to hear evidence this week in case of Tanisha Anderson, who died in Cleveland police custody
ECOT has become a "dropout" school - at least for now
Ohio State University among colleges reaping big bucks from application fees, study shows
The Chicago Tribune
2 killed, 4 wounded in city shootings Tuesday and Wednesday
Family injured in attack at Six Flags Great America; 9 suspects arrested
Chicago homicide rate compared: Most big cities don't recover from spikes right away
Legal experts doubt Wheaton College hazing case will end in felony convictions
STEVE CHAPMAN: Why do whites oppose the NFL protests?
The Los Angeles Times
New Republican tax outline gives huge cuts to businesses, but details of individual relief are less certain
Roy Moore, brash conservative, wins Alabama Republican Senate primary over Trump-endorsed candidate
Scientists may have found a way to diagnose CTE in football players while they're still alive
Study finds broad public, police support for release of LAPD shooting video, but sharp split over timing
The Washington Post
Tuesday started as a bad day for Mitch McConnell. It only got worse.
Senate GOP won’t vote on its latest health-care bill
Firebrand Moore wins Ala. Senate primary, dealing a blow to GOP leadership
Analysis: Winners and losers from Roy Moore’s Alabama special election victory
After Alabama, GOP anti-establishment wing declares all-out war in 2018
Growing list of conservative demands threatens bipartisan deal on ‘dreamers’
Sen. Bob Corker’s departure will reverberate through GOP on foreign relations, national security
The Fix: Pay attention to the environment Corker is leaving
Trump backs off vow that private sector should help pay for infrastructure plan
Georgetown Law students and faculty protest speech by Attorney General Jeff Sessions
Dozens of bodies buried next to MGM casino outside Washington will be moved
Milloy: For two Maryland residents, protests over police brutality seem to have gotten lost in the flag
D.C. police oversight agency says complaints are rising over searches
Rep. Elijah Cummings, back from surgery, tells staff: Keep fighting for democracy
USA Today
What's a bigger economic threat than North Korea? Washington politics, survey says
Florida disaster chief quits as state recovers from hurricane
Obamacare overhaul efforts are dead for now. What does that mean if you're an Obamacare consumer?
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