‘Washington stirs’

A roundup of the headlines from the US front pages

“Widening Mideast instability squeezes global oil supplies,” The Wall Street Journal says on Monday’s front page. “Soaring diesel fuel prices hit economy,” The Boston Globe says. “Prices stymie bid by Trump to lift GOP,” The New York Times says. “As fears of AI catastrophe intensify, Washington stirs but mostly sleeps,” says The Philadelphia Inquirer. “Trump downplays AI” concerns, the Las Vegas Journal-Review says. “Candidates lean into voters’ Flock camera anxiety,” says The Minnesota Star Tribune. “NSA begins historic retooling of spy agency,” The Washington Post says. Cuba’s “economy stuck in no man’s land” amid “standoff with U.S.,” says USA Today.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

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