‘DOJ misfire’

A roundup of the headlines from the US front pages

Divided “FCC OKs lifting cap on station owners,” the Los Angeles Times says on Friday’s front page. New FCC ruling “could shake up local stations,” expanding broadcasters’ reach, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution says. “SNAP changes are adding to struggles” for the “food insecure,” The Oklahoman says. “Federal overhaul” of Head Start “draws concern,” The Dallas Morning News says.

Trump “vowed to hunt down leakers” after he and “Hegseth clashed over munition concerns,” The Philadelphia Inquirer says. “Ukraine pleas for defenses go unheeded,” The New York Times says. “U.S. says Putin willing to test NATO with limited assaults,” The Wall Street Journal says. “Committee votes to hold Fauci in contempt,” the Houston Chronicle says. “Reflecting Pool case latest DOJ misfire,” says USA Today.

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