Today in Black History: Scholar, athlete, actor, singer and human rights activist Paul Robeson is born on this date in 1898 in Princeton, New Jersey.
The New York Times
Editorial: The Walter Scott Murder
Citizen Videos Reignite Debate on Officers’ Use of Deadly Force
North Charleston Shooting Not Justified, Police Say
Blow: In South Carolina, Shot in the Back as He Ran
Judge Refuses to Let Obama’s Executive Actions on Immigration Proceed
Network of ‘Super PACs’ Says That It Has Raised $31 Million for Ted Cruz Bid
Wall Street Fees Wipe Out $2.5 Billion in New York City Pension Gains
Indictments May Be Near in George Washington Bridge Scandal
The Christian Science Monitor
After S.C. police shooting, a radically different response
Ferguson election: Model for other troubled communities? (+video)
Ferguson's city council is now half African American: Will things change? (+video)
Chicago's Rahm Emanuel, victorious, now faces $550 million pension shortfall (+video)
The Star Ledger
Cop accused of murdering unarmed S.C. man graduated from N.J. high school
Indictments may come very soon in Bridgegate, report says
Cumberland County Sheriff's Department takes down website following threats by hacker group 'Anonymous'
Jersey City councilman suspended from day job after Jersey Journal investigation into GPS and timesheet records
VIDEO: Teen girls beaten in Trenton park melee as onlookers video attack
The Washington Post
Paul turns prickly in media blitz after launch
In North Charleston, urgent promises of change to avoid ‘another Ferguson’
Why Republican presidential candidates should speak out on the Walter Scott shooting
In Dallas, the IRS says it can’t chase tax cheats who owe less than $1 million
A surge in turnout elected two new, black city council members in Ferguson. Here’s how.
Larry Wilmore: Poor Kansans will need tattoos to remember where they can’t spend welfare money
These states are terrible at hanging on to their college-bound students
Maryland mom who lost seven kids: ‘When they told me, I felt like I died’
In backing Van Hollen for Senate, Baker fields questions about race
The Detroit Free Press
Henderson: Killings by police display man's inhumanity to man
Snyder wants all public schools to meet higher standards
Mich. Supreme Court upholds law on teacher pensions
New app lets Detroiters report potholes, other problems
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland police officer refuses to testify during trial of fellow officer Michael Brelo (video)
Cleveland VA Medical Center among country's lowest in medical appointment delays, new review shows (photos)
Complaints about Judge Angela Stokes started soon after she took the bench, presiding Cleveland judge testifies
Future of school nurses, librarians, counselors and arts teachers goes before the state school board again on Monday
The Los Angeles Times
Some charities fear L.A. wage could hurt their own efforts for workers
Cities strategize water-saving measures
Students put expertise into plain English
2 dead after police-involved shooting in Boyle Heights
Philly.com
Kane fires aide who testified in leak probe
Civil rights activist to speak at Episcopal
Abraham says she's too fit to quit
USA Today
Secret Service supervisor on leave after allegations
Man who shot S.C. cell phone video speaks out
73% of teens have access to a smart phone
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