“Eyeing ‘reset,’ Cornell limits its fraternities,” including “a pause on parties,” The New York Times says on Wednesday’s front page. “Tupac Shakur’s killer is sentenced,” says the Los Angeles Times. “40 years to life,” says the Las Vegas Review-Journal. “Trump’s ambassador to Greece resigns amid graft allegations,” The Wall Street Journal says.
“Trump’s unpopularity deepening,” says The Minnesota Star Tribune. “Some Arizona MAGA faithful are moving on from Trump” as “tariffs, Iran war, Epstein files sap enthusiasm,” says the Arizona Republic. “Diesel is economy’s ‘workhouse fuel’” and rising “costs touch consumers via goods, services,” says USA Today. “Trump hands victories to Putin, who offers war,” The Philadelphia Inquirer says. “Saudi Arabia confronts costs of U.S. war on Iran” as “Iran shifting to ‘harder targets,’” according to U.K.’s MI5, The Washington Post says. “The neighs have it” as New York City leaders “strike deal that would abolish Central Park horse carriage industry in 2028,” says the New York Daily News.
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