‘Frequent Flockers’

A roundup of the headlines from the US front pages

“Bond rout deepens around globe,” The Wall Street Journal says on Wednesday’s front page. “Iran war drives turmoil as yields hit highest levels in decades,” The New York Times says. “U.S. hits Iran as fighting flares up,” says the Austin American-Statesman. “Putin pledges to back Iran,” The Washington Post says.

Sen. Ed Markey scores “convincing win” in Democratic primary as “focus on 80-year-old senator’s age seems to have little effect,” says The Boston Globe. “Repeat searches” by “frequent Flockers” prompt “officer firings, arrests,” says USA Today. “Florida DOT bans Flock cameras,” The Palm Beach Post says. “Rams owner to buy Angels for $4 billion,” says the Los Angeles Times. “The Academy of Natural Sciences is closing its museum at month’s end,” says The Philadelphia Inquirer.

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