Today in Black History: Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivers his "I've been to the Mountaintop" speech, the last of his life, in 1968 in Memphis.
The New York Times
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Readers Respond: Which Racial Terms Make You Cringe?
Another Democrat Lends Support to Gorsuch Nomination
What to Watch: Senate Committee Votes on Gorsuch
In Ohio County That Backed Trump, Fear Over Housing Cuts
Filings Show Trump’s Staff Mixed Politics and Paydays
Deadline Up, Families Remain in Lead-Contaminated Housing in Indiana
Arkansas to Limit Guns at Sports Events After Expanding Concealed-Carry Law
Trump University Suit Settlement Approved by Judge
Bathroom Law Repeal Leaves Few Pleased in North Carolina
U.S.-Led Coalition Counts 229 Civilian Deaths Before Mosul Strike
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Bill de Blasio Speaks at Funeral for Man Killed in Racist Attack
Rikers Island Commission Unveils Plan to Shut Down Jail Complex
Editorial: Closing Rikers Without a Road Map
Trump Budget Leaves New York-Area Transit Projects Up in the Air
With No Deal, Cuomo Will Ask for Emergency Budget Measures
Changes in Policing Take Hold in One of the Nation’s Most Dangerous Cities
The Christian Science Monitor
Election meddling: When Russia returns, will the US be ready?
'Bathroom bill' repeal: North Carolina seeks to move on after very long year
What does it mean to keep schools safe? Two different views in immigrant debate.
Sober high: How 'recovery schools' help addicted students
Venezuela knocks over its democracy. The region pushes back.
Philly.com
William Coleman, lawyer, ex-Cabinet member, died
New cellphone policy begins Monday at Philly's Criminal Justice Center
Will quest for 1st African American saint inspire black men to become priests?
Dwight Evans went from Harrisburg to D.C., but seeks to thrive in the GOP's House
The Star-Ledger
'Slave auctions' for 11-year-olds shows cultural ineptness in N.J. school | Opinion
N.J. police departments to face new rules for military surplus requests
Murphy sweeps county endorsements in N.J. governor's race
N.J. gov hopeful Jim Johnson unveils second TV ad
Don't jail defendants without disclosing evidence, N.J. senator says
How N.J.'s Israeli boycott, Iran investment bans are affecting public pensions
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio colleges would have to provide detailed information under proposed 'Informed student document act'
Free SAT or ACT exams give all Ohio 11th graders a head start on college applications
Trump signs executive orders on trade, Ohio Democrats say it's not enough
Vice President Mike Pence voices optimism, confidence during Ohio visit
The Chicago Tribune
Hunt for suspects in Facebook Live sexual assault intensifies after 14-year-old boy charged
'This violence is so senseless': Mother of 1 of 6 West Side shooting victims
Mother and son die in Chicago street violence, 364 days apart
Private firm that manages state lottery pledges $250,000 of taxpayer money to fund secretive advisory board
Illinois Lottery's biggest scratch-offs didn't award 40% of grand prizes, Tribune finds
Suburban election preview: Mayoral races, school funding and a few firsts
The Detroit Free Press
Redistricting debate: Creepy lizard or compact lines?
What happened to Detroit's untested rape kits?
Parents hear pitch for the new Detroit school district
1½ years in prison for fraud for ex-Detroit school official
The Los Angeles Times
Editorial: Why Trump lies
L.A. City Hall is considering a plan to borrow money to cover lawsuit settlements. Some think that's borrowing trouble
Why some of the most controversial police shootings aren't on video
Gov. Brown's proposal to fix California's roads isn't perfect, but lawmakers should give the plan a shot
The Washington Post
Trump’s budget would hit rural towns especially hard — but they’re willing to trust him
Trump remains the center of attention, but he’s increasingly isolated politically
Growing array of pro-Trump groups could train cross-hairs on GOP lawmakers
Home stretch for Gorsuch’s Supreme Court nomination could forever alter the Senate
Neil Gorsuch got where he is because of a form of affirmative action
Want Medicaid coverage? A drug test should come first, Scott Walker says.
Republican interest in spending on law enforcement surged 34 percent from 2014 to 2016
She shot and killed an unarmed black man. Now this white Tulsa officer is telling her side.
House Democrats ask Trump administration to remind schools that they must educate undocumented children
Chicago police arrest 'first of several' allegedly involved in sexual assault on Facebook Live
From libraries to lunch counters, African Americans recall years of exclusion
Md. Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls rip Hogan, try to rev up young party activists
Maryland’s only Republican congressman faces harsh crowd in town hall
USA Today
Police tell Florida woman to 'stop calling 911' hours before her death
Officer commits suicide after admitting molestation
Subway hits, kills girl, 13, trying to get her cellphone off tracks
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