Today’s Newspapers: ‘Misery index’

“U.S. launches new wave of sanctions against Iran” as White House's “oil math doesn’t add up in Hormuz,” The Wall Street Journal says on Tuesday’s front page. “Trump threatens 50% tariffs on cars, trucks amid Canada spat,” The Sacramento Bee says.

“Deaths by Russian AI-guided drones are a first,” The New York Times says. “Armed gangs went on another killing spree in Haiti, leaving a trail of dead,” the Miami Herald says. Florida “faces caregiver shortage as Haitians lose TPS,” The Palm Beach Post says. “‘Worst of the worst?’ Special ed teacher held” by ICE, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution says. “Farmers struggle to receive services” after “thousands of USDA departures,” The Minnesota Star Tribune says. “Trump’s limits on mail-in votes can proceed” as “justices allow for start of process, but final legality of plan remains unclear,” The Boston Globe says. “The heat is rising, and so is the misery index,” says the Los Angeles Times. “Fall forecast calls for summer extension,” with “El Niño dominant driver,” says USA Today.