‘Joy, relief’
A roundup of the headlines from the US front pages
“After record-setting 265 days at sea, USS Lincoln returns to California,” The Philadelphia Inquirer says on Friday’s front page. “Joy, relief as carrier returns from record deployment,” The Sacramento Bee says. “Oil prices soar” after “Iran, Houthis deliver big blow in Gulf,” The Wall Street Journal says. “Iran scales up Hormuz attacks as vote nears,” The Washington Post says. “Trump: Strikes on hold until after elections,” The Dallas Morning News says. “Trump is teasing ‘surprises’ before midterm elections,” the Arizona Republic says.
“Death by firing squad at Fort Hood set to be livestreamed,” says the Las Vegas Review-Journal. “Awake and angry, Christa Pike poses new death case dilemma,” says The Minnesota Star Tribune. Gov. Gavin Newsom “mulls saving all 563 on death row” in California, says The New York Times. “Trump cracks down on elite work, study visas,” the Los Angeles Times says. “Millions will lose food aid in new SNAP rules,” says USA Today.
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