"With the end in sight" of the 2024 election, "there's plenty to worry about," The Boston Globe says on Friday's front page. USA Today says the election has turned America into "the United States of Anxiety." Donald Trump "clings to his image as strongman" as "stealth donors fuel hidden aims late in race," The New York Times says. "Inflation is top of mind in election," The Washington Post says. "Pennsylvania becomes epicenter for Trump's vote-fraud claims," The Wall Street Journal says. "2020 election fraud claims persist," The Atlanta Journal-Constitution says, but "most are debunked."
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