Today in Black History: The first postage stamp designed by a Black graphic artist, to commemorate the 100th anniversary of emancipation, was issued in 1963.
The Milwaukee Journal
Milwaukee works to solve job crisis
Sherman Park unrest decades in the making
Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett talks about the city's violent weekend
The New York Times
National
Pennsylvania’s Top Prosecutor Is Found Guilty of 9 Charges
Donald Trump’s Terrorism Plan Mixes Cold War Concepts and Limits on Immigrants
Biden Warns Trump Is Risk to U.S. Security
What a Clinton Landslide Map Would Look Like, and How Trump Could Still Rally
Memorial in Alabama Will Honor Victims of Lynching
Flint’s Water Crisis and the ‘Troublemaker’ Scientist
In U.S. Jails, a Constitutional Clash Over Air-Conditioning
Angry After Milwaukee Police Shooting, Protesters Turn Against Media, Too
Delays Persist in Shuttering D.C. Homeless Shelter That Few Consider Livable
Coal Industry, Feeling Cornered, Peeks at Big Tobacco Playbook
Local
New York City to Pay $4.1 Million to Family of Akai Gurley
Concerns About Mayor de Blasio’s Response After Imam and Assistant Are Killed
Waiting 8 Days in the Heat for a Chance at a Middle-Class Job
From False Alarm to Panic: Inside Kennedy Airport’s Chaotic Night
Philly.com
Jury: A.G. Kane guilty of perjury, obstruction, all other charges
After Kane's conviction, what's next?
Gov. Wolf calls for Kane to resign immediately
D.A. Williams belatedly reports $160,050 in gifts
State Supreme Court agrees: SRC can't cancel teacher contract
The Christian Science Monitor
Why more black parents are home-schooling their kids
What Milwaukee is doing right (+video)
After Milwaukee protests, will police release video of weekend shooting?
The Star-Ledger
N.J. avoids credit rating downgrade despite pension, road funding woes
Former Bergen County executive overstepped limits of power, N.J. Supreme Court rules
Fulop's 2012 job with Port Authority tenant draws scrutiny
The $4B road to a runaway American Dream
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland Teachers Union head calls for strike
Punch, hit or slap? What happened when police officer struck handcuffed Cleveland woman?
Cleveland Clinic study says men are reluctant to discuss their health or be proactive
Cuyahoga County Council awards $355,681 to local veterans aid programs
Federal judge rules Ohio's effort to defund Planned Parenthood is unconstitutional, permanently blocks law
The Detroit Free Press
State to take aggressive action, close failing schools
Flint: Why government shouldn't be run like a business
Detroit PAL plan to rent out Tiger Stadium site draws fire
Michigan race offers hope to Muslim parents nationwide
The Chicago Tribune
Chicago-based activists downplay Milwaukee role, call protest 'righteous'
27 children shot in Chicago this year: 'Little kids getting shot out there is just stupid'
52 shot: Pace of gun violence in Chicago remains high over another weekend
EDITORIALS: Can Illinois voters amend their constitution or not?
The Washington Post
Trump campaign chief Paul Manafort named in Ukraine anti-corruption probe
In Scranton, Pa., Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden’s memory lane tour is an appeal to white working-class Democrats
NRA 'Hypocrite Hillary' | Campaign 2016
Trump unpopularity fuels wide lead for Clinton in new Virginia poll
Implicit bias training seeks to counter hidden prejudice in law enforcement
Fact-checking Donald Trump’s ‘major’ speech on the Islamic State
North Carolina asks Supreme Court to restore strict voting procedures
Glenn Beck urges conservatives to understand ‘Black Lives Matter’
Ciivil liberties groups ask FCC to probe Baltimore police use of cell phone tracking devices
To push 21st Century economic success, Clinton and Trump should focus on education
The Los Angeles Times
New initiative aims to help small businesses with L.A. permitting burdens
Mono County doctor pleads guilty to looting Native American artifacts from public lands
The Baltimore Sun
NAACP Legal Defense Fund requests documents from Baltimore County Police about fatal shooting of Korryn Gaines
Baltimore police union VP suspended for email calling protesters 'thugs'
FCC complaint: Baltimore Police breaking law with use of stingray phone trackers
Baltimore City Council sends $15 minimum wage bill back to committee
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