‘Blanche nomination stymied’

A roundup of the headlines from the US front pages

“Blanche nomination is stymied in standoff,” says The Washington Post on Friday’s front page. President Donald Trump “suggests he may withdraw Attorney General pick” until next year. “Hospitals say more patients are uninsured” after “cuts to Obamacare,” says The New York Times. “Canada’s enforcement stands apart from U.S. approach,” when it comes to immigration, says USA Today. “Black voters are frustrated with Democrats” in Texas treating them as a “monolith”, says the Houston Chronicle. The “Iran war explodes across three fronts at same time,” says The Washington Times, as “Egypt, Iran, Red Sea under fire.” The “Pentagon turns to Silicon Valley to replenish weapons,” says The Philadelphia Inquirer. “Florida wants to use cash for electric car chargers on flying cars instead,” says the Miami Herald.

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