“Agents are told FBI won’t look into ICE clashes” as “criticism mounts after shootings,” The New York Times says on Monday’s front page. “Grief spiked with fury” as “residents, politicians demand answers for the blood shed by ICE,” The Boston Globe says. “ICE officer’s troubled past renews vetting concerns,” The Washington Post says. “Justice Department pulls back on pursuing corporate crime,” The Wall Street Journal says.
“¡Campeones! Spain’s dominant performance caps a magical five weeks” of World Cup play, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution says. “Viva Spain!” says The Philadelphia Inquirer. “U.S., Iran edge toward wider war after 3rd U.S. soldier killed,” The Mercury News says. “Trump may be stumbling into a ‘forever war,’” the Los Angeles Times says. “Wildfire seasons grow in ferocity,” says USA Today. “Also lost in wildfires: Commerce,” says The Minnesota Star Tribune.
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