‘Shame turned into anguish’

A roundup of the headlines from the US front pages

“Questions surround Cornell rape case,” USA Today says on Friday’s front page. “Former Cornell student’s shame turned into anguish,” The New York Times says. “Saudis looking beyond U.S. for security alliances,” says the Los Angeles Times. “Drugs fail to kill woman” in Tennessee execution “gone awry,” leaving her in “critical condition,” The Washington Post says. “Botched Tennessee execution highlights risks” in other states, says The Oklahoman. “DOJ reviews if Nixon got a raw deal” in Watergate, The Wall Street Journal says. “Missouri redistricting fight ends after court rebuke,” The Kansas City Star says. “Justices agree to review migrant detention policy,” says the Arizona Republic.

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