‘Mustered proxies’
A roundup of the headlines from the US front pages
“Iran mustered its proxies to maximise cost of war,” The New York Times says on Monday’s front page. President Donald Trump “voided strikes” on Iran after “request from Gulf allies,” says The Washington Post. “Marine pests may hitch ride in strait,” risking “super-spreader event” as “ships idle,” says USA Today. Animal shelter was “‘death row’ for dogs,” says the San Francisco Chronicle. “Districts expand virtual schooling,” The Dallas Morning News says. “Tourism, high prices can make it tougher to earn tips,” says the Las Vegas Review-Journal. And, “in Georgia, it’s lights, camera, less action,” as TV and film production spending hits “a 10-year low”, says The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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