‘Guns, F-bombs and alpacas’
A roundup of the headlines from the US front pages
“Trump’s sudden turn on Kyiv triggers confusion, mistrust,” The Wall Street Journal says on Friday’s front page. “Ukraine is ‘done’ with truce,” strikes Russian oil refineries, the Los Angeles Times says. “Guns, F-bombs and alpacas” illustrate “the wildness of the campaign ads of 2026,” USA Today says. Supreme Court “ruling in political TV, radio ad case favors GOP,” the Arizona Republic says.
“Secret records reveal donors to build ballroom” for Trump, giving “panoramic view of $330 million campaign,” The Washington Post says. “When a scandal comes, it’s the women who exit” the Trump administration, says The New York Times. “Ex-Florida congressman Matt Gaetz doxes women who accuse him of sex trafficking,” says the Miami Herald. “Fired FBI workers sue to regain jobs,” the Chicago Tribune says. Ohio school vouchers “ruled unconstitutional,” says The Columbus Dispatch.
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