Today in Black History: Poet Paul Laurence Dunbar, one of the first Black writers to crossover to white audiences, was born in 1872 in Dayton, Ohio.
The New York Times
National
Federal Judge in California Halts Splitting of Migrant Families at Border
G.O.P. Blockade of Obama Nominee Pays Off in Rulings
Sonia Sotomayor Delivers Sharp Dissent Over Ruling
1944 Court Ruling on Japanese Internment Is Tossed Out
No, Democrats Don’t Want ‘Open Borders’
Stunning Upset Fells a Top House Democrat
Editorial: What Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s Victory Means
Bruni: The Lessons of a Stunning New York Primary
4 Takeaways From Tuesday’s Primary Elections
Local
Who Is Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez? A 28-Year-Old Democratic Giant Slayer
Bronx Mourns Teenager Killed in Vicious Attack
City’s Rent Board Approves Increases of 1.5% and 2.5%
Caught on Speed Camera, a Senator Who’d Like to Shut Them Down
Philly.com
Jones: Maxine Waters deserves better from her party
Coding in school: Advocates say it's critical, but opponents worry about an ulterior motive
Hot major on campus? At schools big and small, it's computer science
The new Philly school board convenes next month. What do people want members to know?
Pa. proposal would boost overtime for half a million
The Detroit Free Press
Protesters in Detroit denounce Trump travel ban, call for action
Detroit schools ramp up efforts to reduce chronic absenteeism
Detroit gives Ilitches more time to fix blighted Cass Ave. buildings
The Star Ledger
How Murphy's AG is leading the resistance against Trump's immigration crackdown
These 10 school districts are the biggest losers in N.J.'s new funding plan
Cop facing 8 lawsuits, accusations of sexual harassment retires
Here's how hundreds of out-of-state guns landed in hands of N.J. criminals
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland Municipal Court will offer supervision, other services to keep defendants out of jail
Cleveland orders police to stop taking suspects to jail on behalf of other agencies to avoid new fees
Cuyahoga County Council questions health and human services director nominee about staffing
Cleveland police commission staffers quit amid internal investigation into executive director
The Chicago Tribune
Rauner takes heat for saying it's 'hard to keep a company of more than six people' in Champaign
Laquan McDonald timeline: The shooting, the video and the fallout
Key decision awaits Officer Van Dyke as judge pushes for summer trial: Bench or jury?
EDITORIALS: At CPS, the first heads roll
The Los Angeles Times
L.A. is slammed with record costs for legal payouts
Here's what you need to know about the pay raises given to Gov. Jerry Brown and state legislators
There were five shootings at and near a Malibu park over two years. Why didn't authorities alert the public until father was killed?
Willie Lee Rose, influential historian of slavery and Reconstruction, dies at 91
The Washington Post
In major blow to organized labor, Supreme Court says public employee unions may not charge fees to nonmembers
Former NAACP president Ben Jealous wins Democratic primary for Md. governor
The Fix Analysis: Winners and losers from the latest night of primaries
Activist newcomer upsets a top House Democrat in N.Y.
Analysis: The Daily 202: Crowley going down spotlights the looming Democratic identity crisis
Travel ban ruling could embolden Trump on immigration
Analysis: SCOTUS abortion ruling will win Trump needed points with white evangelicals
Court strikes down Virginia House districts as racial gerrymandering
Low-income D.C. tenants petition Congress to spurn Carson’s plan to raise rents for nation’s poorest
Alsobrooks wins Democratic nomination for Prince George’s executive
Design is chosen for first national monument to Native American military veterans
USA Today
Supreme Court deals major financial blow to nation's public employee unions
Colbert, Fallon, Conan team up for comic response to President Trump's insults
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