‘Dead heat’
A roundup of the headlines from the US front pages
“Musk ordered Starlink shutdown,” The Wall Street Journal says on Wednesday’s front page. “Kyiv is undercut as Trump offers deals to Moscow,” The New York Times says. “Zelenskyy says U.S. has restored missile early warning system,” says the Austin American-Statesman. “Trump sees smiles in Venezuela, but new poll finds deep disappointment in him,” the Miami Herald says.
“Texas shatters first-day early voting record,” The Dallas Morning News says. “Texas Latinos are key to races” as “Democrats seek to reverse GOP gains,” says USA Today. “Texas redistricting may backfire for GOP,” says The Washington Post. “California voter fraud suspects puzzled by arrest,” the Los Angeles Times says. “68-year-old Sacramento man among Californians charged with voter fraud,” says The Sacramento Bee. Georgia governor’s race “in a dead heat,” says The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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