Today's Newspapers

‘Deadly collapse’

A roundup of the headlines from the US front pages

“White House braces for blitz of Democratic investigations,” The Washington Post says on Thursday’s front page. “White House issues threats over investigations,” warns “inquiries into Trump could bring criminal action,” the Los Angeles Times says. “Democrats vow to do two things at once” and “say their investigations will lead to lower prices,” The Boston Globe says. “Democrat declared winner in Miss. race for Senate,” The Philadelphia Inquirer says.

"Report: Nvidia to fire CEO," says the Las Vegas Review-Journal. "Global economy left vulnerable to AI bust,” though “tech layoffs haven’t stopped big paydays,” The Wall Street Journal says. “Judge slaps DOJ in rebuke” for “efforts to derail hearing,” says the Chicago Tribune. “A shackled nurse disappeared into the ICE system, by design,” The New York Times says. “Deadly collapse” of Brooklyn building leaves at least 2 dead, says the New York Daily News.

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