‘Still glum’

A roundup of the headlines from the US front pages

“Consumers are still glum” as “oil nears $100, threatens stocks’ long run,” The Wall Street Journal says on Wednesday’s front page. “Canada imposes array of tariffs, Trump hits back” in “widening trade war,” The New York Times says. “Canada trade war muddies GOP pitch,” The Washington Post says. “GOP casts Trump as hero of its party rally,” The Minnesota Star Tribune says. “Republicans heading to midterm ‘Trump-a-palooza’” hope to “rev up the base,” says The Philadelphia Inquirer.

“Houthis attack 4 Saudi Arabia cities,” injuring 73 people, “in expansion of Middle East war,” the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel says. “New Yorkers were ‘lied to’” about 9/11 air toxins, the New York Daily News says. “Border crackdown drives smugglers underground” into “faster, safer” tunnels, the Los Angeles Times says. “Officials: Skip mail, vote via dropbox,” says the San Francisco Chronicle. “Pregnant workers allegedly punished” by Amazon, according to class-action lawsuit, says USA Today.

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