“Vance cites ‘good foundation’ in talks with Iran to end war,” the Houston Chronicle says on Tuesday’s front page. “In shift,” U.S. “temporarily revokes sanctions” and “lets Iran sell its oil in dollars,” The Wall Street Journal says. “Trump ramping up attacks on court” as justices “may be poised to defy his wishes on some of his signature policies,” The Philadelphia Inquirer says. “GOP’s tactical retreat” on “banning QR-coded ballots, redistricting” is “costly” with Georgia Republican activists, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution says, and gets “lawmakers no closer to fixing election issue.”
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer “exits with his rival at the gates,” The New York Times says. Alan Greenspan, who died yesterday, “shaped modern U.S. economy” as Fed boss “but also made decisions that contributed to 2008 financial crisis,” says The Washington Post. “Trump’s neighbor tied to pool bloom” after winning “no-bid contract” to revamp D.C. landmark, The Palm Beach Post says. “Birthday jitters? Americans are less than happy ahead of 250th,” says USA Today. “Lawful dreamers deported, data shows,” says the Austin American-Statesman.
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