‘Mighty US consumer’
A roundup of the headlines from the US front pages
“Mighty U.S. consumer powers through inflation, fuels growth,” The Wall Street Journal says on Monday’s front page. “U.S.-Iran peace deal remains elusive,” says USA Today. “Trump promotes data centers during Ohio rally,” The Minnesota Star Tribune says. “Trump: ‘Pretend I’m running’ and GOP wins,” says The Columbus Dispatch. “Trump visits to red states signal midterm worry,” says the Los Angeles Times. “Younger voters swing away from president,” The Oklahoman says. “Anti-Trump voters could hold key to Wisconsin governor race,” the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel says. "States seek help with security for midterms,” The Washington Post says.
“U.S. airstrikes keep blowing up cocaine-laden boats, but the drugs keep flowing,” the Miami Herald says. “U.S. teens get guns to cartels” in Mexico, says The New York Times. “2 dead, 35 hurt in shooting,” The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "Vouchers may hit rural schools hard,” says the Austin American-Statesman. Christa Pike “‘critically ill’ after botched execution,” says The Sacramento Bee.
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