Today in Black History: "What's Goin' On!" - Legendary Motown soul music singer and songwriter Marvin Gaye was born in 1939 in Washington, D.C.
The New York Times
National
Opinion: A New Black American Dream
George Wallace Tapped Into Racial Fear. Decades Later, Its Force Remains Potent.
Blow: Stephon Clark: Rhythms of Tragedy
Woman Injured by Sacramento Sheriff’s Vehicle at Stephon Clark Protest
Gun Culture Is My Culture. And I Fear How It Has Shifted.
Trump Says DACA Is ‘Dead,’ and Calls for Action by Mexico
Jerry Brown Pardons 5 Ex-Convicts Facing Deportation, Provoking Trump
Kushners Saw Hope in White House, but It Was a Mirage
Sinclair Made Dozens of Local News Anchors Recite the Same Script
Local
Remington’s Bankruptcy Stalls Ruling in Sandy Hook Families’ Suit
New York Crafts Loophole to Protect Property Tax Deductions. But the I.R.S. Could Close It.
In a Changing South Bronx, Residents See New Jail as Step Backward
School Suspensions in New York Rose 21 Percent During Last Months of 2017
Seeking Control, Investigation Chief Fires Schools’ Special Commissioner
Philly.com
After uproar, Abington reverses plan to rename high school after billionaire
The FBI says Bob Brady and Marjorie Margolies conspired to violate election laws. Why weren't they charged?
Most Pa. voting machines are old, hackable, and will likely be used to count the 2020 votes
The Detroit Free Press
Sources: Sex, lies, videotape — How WXYZ's Malcom Maddox got away with it all
Racist posts prompt Michigan State University response to student body
More Michigan schools are failing: Most are charters
Teachers, students want answers after Old Redford Academy dismissals
The Star-Ledger
Trump trashes Jersey again, this time with the Census | Editorial
Progressive black women overlooked in Democrats' push to win N.J. races in Trump midterm
Why N.J.'s gun reforms are not just 'feel good' bills | Editorial
The Chicago Tribune'
50 years ago, Chicago’s West Side burned after MLK’s death. Some neighborhoods never recovered.
They were there: Police officers, students, an activist and a rioter remember what they went through in 1968
Trump defends Sinclair broadcasting after video shows anchors reading same script on 'fake' news
6 witnesses said Chicago man wasn’t the shooter. 16 years later, inmate pins hope of freedom on DNA results.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
2 Cuyahoga County employees named in subpoenas from corruption investigators now on unpaid leave
Scheduled To Die: 26 Ohio death-row inmates await their execution
Congolese part of new tapestry of immigration to Cleveland
Portrait of Louis Stokes and Stephanie Tubbs Jones unveiled, will be displayed at Cleveland library
The Washington Post
Anti-apartheid activist and former wife of Nelson Mandela dies at 81
Fed up with school spending cuts, Oklahoma teachers walk out
Tweets on DACA speak volumes about Trump’s presidency
The Fix: Trump’s DACA tweets are likely to hurt him — and the GOP — further with Latino voters
The Fix: Trump’s attempt to blame Democrats for ending DACA is falling flat
As Sinclair draws criticism for ‘fake news’ promos, Trump praises the largest owner of local TV stations
Russian bots are tweeting support for Fox News host Laura Ingraham
Facebook post claiming guns could have prevented the Holocaust met with backlash
Will Democrats’ Pennsylvania playbook work elsewhere? This Indiana primary could tell the tale.
Analysis: Chris Christie betrays Trump defenders’ remarkably dim view of the president’s intellect
Latest federal diversity report from OPM shows little or no progress and some regression
Here’s why cybersecurity experts say Maryland’s ballot delivery system is a target for hackers
The Los Angeles Times
Dow drops nearly 700 points as trade-war fears intensify
California Supreme Court upholds controversial law allowing DNA collection upon arrest
So who could be the next Los Angeles schools superintendent?
With signs, Northern California county declares it has 'no room for racism.' Reality is more complicated
USA Today
'Tired of begging': Teacher rebellion shuts down Okla., Kentucky schools
'Affluenza teen' Ethan Couch who killed four people in crash released after serving two years
Historic Memphis church bell set to ring again to honor Martin Luther King Jr.
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