‘Markets guessing’

A roundup of the headlines from the US front pages

“Markets guessing on Fed’s direction,” says USA Today on Tuesday’s front page. Relationship between Washington and Jerusalem is a “balancing act as Netanyahu heads to U.S.,” says The New York Times. “Cocaine still flowing despite U.S. strikes” on drug-trafficking boats, says The Washington Post. “Coalition takes aim at Texas data centers,” says the Houston Chronicle. “Florida Republican claims TPS weakened Haiti police” in their fight against gangs, says the Miami Herald. Police report “3 killed, 4 wounded in Seattle food festival shooting,” says The Sacramento Bee. “Private schools get less oversight," and fewer background checks for employees, says The Palm Beach Post.

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