‘Prices spiked’
A roundup of the headlines from the US front pages
“Prices spiked sharply” in the “last inflation report before vote,” The Washington Post says on Thursday’s front page. “Rising energy costs push inflation at a rapid pace” as “wage growth muted, complicating effort by Trump to sell voters on economy,” The New York Times says. “Enthusiasm drives Democratic edge” as “polls show most ahead of GOP competitors” in Texas, the Austin American-Statesman says. “Feds press state to withhold some voters’ ballots,” the Los Angeles Times says. “Potential 2028 field evolving on the left,” says USA Today.
“County civilian staff accessed Flock,” raising “privacy, security concerns,” the Houston Chronicle says. “U.S. airstrikes on the high seas fail to stop the global cocaine boom,” says The Wall Street Journal. “Ukraine vulnerability grows as Starlink access is suddenly limited,” says The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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