“Treasury tries intervention to cut rates, upending government’s role in bond market,” The New York Times says on Friday’s front page. “Stocks, bonds slide in brushoff” to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, The Wall Street Journal says. “Dip in retail sales is a worrying sign for inflation-weary U.S.,” The Washington Post says. “Jobless are afraid hiring is ‘broken,’” says USA Today.
“Indiana power outage presses on” 10 days after storms, the Chicago Tribune says. “ICE and Iran shaped deportation flights, newly released emails show,” The Philadelphia Inquirer says. “Concerns over Flock detection intensify” as “four officers accused of misusing camera data,” The Boston Globe says. “FBI seizes Swalwell’s phone, laptop,” The Mercury News says. “Swalwell briefly held in federal inquiry,” says the Los Angeles Times. “Fast-food chaos: Waffle House adds tacos; Chick-fil-A dishes waffles,” says The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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