Today’s Newspapers: ‘Shackles and agony’

“Social media influencers have a lot to say about politics,” sometimes for pay, The Philadelphia Inquirer says on Monday’s front page. “Secret hires in civilian roles promote Hegseth’s culture-war fights,” The Washington Post says. “Iran war exacts uneven six-month toll,” as “investors are prospering, consumers paying,” The Minnesota Star Tribune says. “Booming corporate earnings fuel lofty outlooks,” as “AI investment, tariff refunds drive gains,” The Wall Street Journal says.

“Americans unite in fight vs. Big Tech,” says USA Today. “Personalized pricing under a microscope,” says the Los Angeles Times. Arizona attorney general “to investigate use of Flock cams in state,” the Arizona Republic says. “Boston police using Flock competitors” with “similar privacy concerns,” says The Boston Globe. ICE “detainees flown to Africa tell of shackles and agony,” The New York Times says. “Grand Canyon floods,” with “1 dead, 15 unaccounted for,” the Las Vegas Review-Journal says. “Nepal warns of further flooding,” says the Austin American-Statesman.