“High-speed train collision in Spain kills at least 68 and injures dozens,” The Philadelphia Inquirer says on Thursday’s front page. “Another crash plunges Spain in grief again,” The New York Times says. “Labor icon Dolores Huerta dies at 96, leaving lasting legacy,” The Sacramento Bee says. “‘Si, se puede’ — and yes, she did,” says the Houston Chronicle.
“Fed holds steady, with two dissenters,” The Wall Street Journal says. “U.S. military spending on Iran war tops $47B,” says the Arizona Republic. “GOP works to blunt blue wave,” says USA Today. “Attack ad on Acton may have backfired,” The Columbus Dispatch says. Conservative influencers James O’Keefe, Cam Higby “facing ID theft charges,” The Minnesota Star-Tribune says. “‘Monstrous:’ Alexander brothers get 30 years each in sex trafficking case,” the Miami Herald says. Federal prosecutor Bill Essayli “found to be serving illegally,” says the Los Angeles Times. “In study of ex-NFL players, 75% had CTE,” says The Boston Globe.
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