‘Americans staggering’

A roundup of the headlines from the US front pages

“France urges localized curfews after riots,” the Arizona Republic says on Tuesday’s front page. Marine Le Pen “seizes on chaos in France to bolster her presidential bid,” The Wall Street Journal says. “Americans staggering as their power bills skyrocket,” The New York Times says. “Early voting begins” in Texas, the Houston Chronicle says. “Suburban women are souring” on Republican Ken Paxton, which “could doom him in tight Senate race,” The Washington Post says. “Feds charge 28 in state accused of voter fraud,” the Los Angeles Times says. Trump’s “Zelenskyy feud is raising alarms,” says USA Today. “Space war was 85 feet away before Russia’s retreat” in satellite attack, says The Washington Times.

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