Today’s Newspapers: ‘Get out if you can’

“U.S., Canada spiral toward trade war,” The Wall Street Journal says on Monday’s front page. “Canada’s aim to not bow to U.S. facing test,” says the Houston Chronicle. “Carney’s prophecy a warning to others,” the Chicago Tribune says.

“‘Get out if you can’ — Evacuation widens as wildfire caused by humans nears Reno,” says the Las Vegas Journal Review. “Federal cuts aim to stem crisis on Colorado River,” the Los Angeles Times says. “Republicans pivot on data centers, flip to negative,” says The Washington Post. “Fury over data centers quickly shifts midterms,” though “polling’s Wild West landscape makes for campaign confusion,” The New York Times says. “Religion crossing political highway” as “more Democrats tout faith in key red states,” says USA Today. “DeSantis ally who supported death penalty for child abusers could face it,” says the Miami Herald.