Today in Black History: Rock and roll legend Charles "Chuck" Berry, an inductee in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, was born in 1926 in San Jose, California.
The New York Times
National
Official Apologizes for Police Role in Mistrust by Minorities
Sheriff Joe Arpaio, Accused of Targeting Latinos, Is Charged With Contempt
Donald Trump Reveals Evangelical Rifts That Could Shape Politics for Years
HealthCare.gov Will Add ‘Simple Choice’ Plans in Effort to Improve Value
Judge Rejects Riot Charge Against Amy Goodman of ‘Democracy Now’ Over Pipeline Protest
The Greats: Shifting the Color of Art History
Photographing Civil Rights, Up North and Beyond Dixie
Local
Ex-Christie Aide Says He Was Duped About Bridge Lane Closings
Cuomo Declines to Appoint Successor for Brooklyn District Attorney
What Would New York Police Body Cameras Record?
Helicopter Trip Becomes Another Stumble for Mayor de Blasio
The Christian Science Monitor
After hurricane Matthew, Haitians worry aid groups will overstay welcome
Voters' top value: being team players
Epidemic of police shootings? FBI director says public needs better data
The Washington Post
Police chiefs group apologizes for ‘historical mistreatment’ of minorities
‘Guns don’t kill people, toddlers do’: The new gun-control PSA focused on children
Top State Dept. official wanted FBI to change classification of a Clinton email
The Fix: Clinton’s email problems just came roaring back
Federal watchdog sees major cracks in program to help student loan defaulters
Obama touts education record at D.C.’s Banneker High School
Obama’s post-presidency political focus: Redistricting
A computer program used for bail and sentencing decisions was labeled biased against blacks. It’s actually not that clear.
Right-to-die law faces skepticism in nation’s capital: ‘It’s really aimed at old black people’
Md. attorney general pushes for change to bail system to keep defendants from languishing in jail
New D.C. Public Schools chancellor should protect this crucial program
Philly.com
Philly leaders like apology to minorities from police chiefs group president
Federal judge blasts Philly DA's 'juvenile lifers' policy
Electricians boss Dougherty hit with racketeering lawsuit
Prosecutors seek "significant" jail term for Kane
Trump's voter fraud claims knocked down by Philly officials
The Star-Ledger
Baroni testimony: I thought Bridgegate traffic study was legit
Battle for casinos in North Jersey shatters spending record
Less than 1% of N.J. tenants know their rights. Fix it this way | Opinion
Trump A.C. casino bankruptcy cost employees millions in retirement savings, report said
Superstorm Sandy relief center in N.J. abruptly shuts down
The Detroit Free Press
State to babysit Detroit demolition program
In Ohio, Trump finds a poll he likes
Obamacare rates to jump 16.7% in Michigan despite state scrutiny
Motown Museum announces $50 million expansion
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Two new polls continue to show tight race in Ohio between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton
Could big-city tax issues in Ohio boost turnout in key Hillary Clinton areas
Judge orders EPA to evaluate the effects of its air pollution crackdown on the coal industry
Cleveland Public Power lets contractor overspend, then asks for City Council approval
Franklin County Auditor Clarence Mingo hires consultant to assist with statewide run
The Chicago Tribune
CPS decision to disband girls golf team called out of bounds
Preckwinkle wants to give commissioners $500K each for projects
CPD's first new hires will help to fill vacancies: mayor's aides
The Los Angeles Times
A mother was fatally shot 13 times in Inglewood. But the police watchdog group has barely even met
Prop. 64 raises drugged driving concerns: 'We are going to start losing folks in astronomical numbers'
Outbid, outhustled, outmuscled: Trump has never been able to conquer Southern California
Solid academics may not be enough to keep six L.A. charter schools open
USA Today
Democrats raise $13K to reopen firebombed GOP headquarters
Mayor accused of racist post about Obamas allowed to resign
Companies used Clinton fundraisers to lobby State Department
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