“Progressive El-Sayed prevails in Michigan” Senate primary, the Arizona Republic says on Thursday’s front page. “Dems’ divide only gets deeper” with El-Sayed win, USA Today says. After “bitter primary” in Michigan, “Democrats vow to unite,” The Boston Globe says. “Iran, Oman near Hormuz deal” that “would give Tehran a role in controlling traffic, but wouldn’t allow tolls,” The Wall Street Journal says. “Trump, Hegseth clash over weaponry” shortage, The Washington Post says.
Temporary Protected Status “ends for 350,000 Haitians” as “federal judge lifts stay after Supreme Court ruling,” the Miami Herald says. “White House pushing back on hemp ban,” seeking delay that “stands to benefit chief of staff’s family,” The New York Times says. “Feds buy closed prison for detainees,” says The Minnesota Star Tribune.
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