Today in Black History: The Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH) is founded in 1915 by noted historian Dr. Carter G. Woodson.
The New York Times
National
Chicago’s Fiscal Problems Dog Rahm Emanuel’s 2nd Term as Mayor
Strike by Seattle Teachers Adds to School Turmoil in State
4 More Senators Back Iran Deal, Assuring Cushion for White House
Baltimore Announces $6.4 Million Settlement in the Death of Freddie Gray
Hillary Clinton Announces Campaign Finance Overhaul Plan
Kim Davis, Released From Kentucky Jail, Won’t Say if She Will Keep Defying Court
Jeb Bush’s First Campaign Ad Promotes Conservative Résumé
Local
United C.E.O. Is Out Amid Inquiry at Port Authority
New York State Lawyer Shot in Head Is Praised for His Drive
Violence Casts a Shadow Over J’ouvert Celebration in Brooklyn
Mayor de Blasio Says Homeless Problem Is ‘Decades Old’
The Christian Science Monitor
The many motivations behind Obama's paid sick leave plan
How America's debate over Iran nuclear deal was shaped by Vietnam
France shifts abruptly on welcoming refugees. Why?
The Star Ledger
Christie asks for re-hearing in N.J.'s sports betting battle
United Airlines CEO resigns over Port Authority probe
N.J. court rules marijuana smell still probable cause
Booker's visit to Livingston temple brings needed civility to the Iran debate | Moran
Philly.com
Casino company accused of racism hires local black PR firm to polish its image
Unresolved Pa. budget looms over start of Philly schools
Ex-Philly judge faces tax fraud case
The Chicago Tribune
New details released about dismembered child found in lagoon
Emanuel announces trash pickup changes
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Charter school data excluding e-school grades was prepared to show State Supt. Ross in 2014
What's holding up charter school reform in Ohio? Here's a list of concerns from House Republicans
Cleveland and New Orleans - a tale of two cities exemplifying urban resilience: Scott Cowen (Opinion)
Kazy, Ritter have early leads in Cleveland City Council Ward 16 primary
Tougher term limits proposal clears first hurdle toward reaching voters
The Los Angeles Times
Half of Americans have diabetes or pre-diabetes, study finds. And that's the good news.
80,000 students' personal data is compromised in Cal State breach
California lawmakers approve ban on plastic microbeads
Tennessee mom calls Henrietta Lacks book 'pornographic', seeks to have it banned in school
Food deserts may play little role in obesity, study says
Legislators OK ban on naming streets, buildings for Confederate leaders
The Washington Post
In Michigan, Obama joins forces with another Biden to advance agenda
Bush’s bogus claim that Florida ‘led the nation in job creation’ when he was governor
Private group seeks minority actors for Trump ‘smear video’
Hillary Clinton apologizes for e-mail system: ‘I take responsibility’
Justice for one fired VA whistleblower. But exposing problems is still treacherous.
Nearly one in 10 young adults in the District is out of school and unemployed
One of nation’s largest school districts ditches high school final exams
Harvard Business School alums say top U.S. priority should be fighting inequality
Mayor, police chief urge scrutiny on repeat gun offenders driving violence
Prosecutor will not pursue charges in death of mentally ill inmate in Va.
Alexandria council votes to prohibit flying of Confederate flags by city
The Detroit Free Press
Obama to visit today, tout $175M in apprentice grants
Trinity takes over troubled Mich. prison food service
Sen. Peters 'reluctantly' supports Iran nuclear deal
Water world: Aquatic science school opens in Detroit
USA Today
European Union calls for mandatory refugee quotas
Poll: Blacks, whites agree police treat blacks differently
First rehab program house sells for minimum bid in Detroit
Deadly infections from medical scopes go unreported, raising health risks
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