Today’s Newspapers: ‘Desire for change’

“Far left hits a wall in the Midwest,” The Wall Street Journal says on Thursday’s front page. “Dems’ desire for change clear,” with “voter frustration, not ideology, the ‘through line’ in results from Wisconsin, Minnesota,” the Chicago Tribune says. “Historic field” in Minnesota as “first female governor in sight,” The Minnesota Star Tribune says.

“New attacks on shipping as Iran war talks hit fresh impasse,” The Sacramento Bee says. “U.S.-Iran deal not likely anytime soon,” says the Arizona Republic. “Colombia quake death toll reaches 254 as 72-hour rescue window narrows,” the Miami Herald says. “White House work at $900M,” a “price tag larger than reported,” The Washington Post says. Law firm with “deep ties to Trump” but no immigration experience “abandons migrant contract,” the Houston Chronicle says. “Ellison floating Hollywood exit for Paramount,” The New York Times says. “Lakers to be sold, again, for record $12.5 billion,” says the Los Angeles Times. “More patrons ‘would love’ adults-only dining section,” says USA Today.