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Matt Grossman· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryPrice Pressures Firm Up Case for Fed Hike

Consumer inflation remains stubbornly high, affecting economy broadly

Patrick Thomas· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryHigh Beef Prices Are Here to Stay

Shrinking cattle herd puts meatpackers out of business, upending supply chain

Chico Harlan· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryU.N. talks start with low hopes, high temps

Climate summit opens in Turkey. Will it matter?

Michaela Towfighi· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryDartmouth head aims to usher in era of AI

Policy defies many in higher ed, even at her own school

Dan Merica· Washington Post · US
LeadDemocrats ride high, a bit split on way forward

PARTY FACES UNIFYING QUESTION: NOW WHAT?

Jamie SmythMyles Mccormick· Financial Times · UK
LeadPetrol price record deals big blow to Trump on eve of midterm elections

Cost over term set for all-time high Affordability heads voter worries House and Senate up for grabs

Stacey Barchenger· Arizona Republic · US
Secondary8 October polls: Hobbs leads in race for governor

Margin as narrow as 4 percentage points and as high as 17 points

Joseph Wilson and Alicia León· Chicago Tribune · US
Secondary68 dead in Spain railroad collision

Another high-speed crash has operators searching for fixes

Joseph Wilson and Alicia León· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryHigh-speed train collision in Spain kills at least 68 and injures dozens

Considered a world leader in high-speed rail, the country had another deadly train crash just nine months ago.

Sam JaneschFallon Roth· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryWhere Pa.’s four key races stand in final days

The closely watched House contests, with big money and high drama, could tip the balance of power in D.C.

Staff· The Guardian · UK
SecondarySpanish rail disaster kills at least 68 people

Prime minister Pedro Sánchez declares three days of national mourning after second major high-speed train crash this year

Hannah FryRong-Gong Lin Ii· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryEl Niño flooding shocks beach towns

Full moon and marine heat wave help lead to record-high tides. Balboa ferry is halted.

Lane Degregory· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryHigh-tech glasses transform theater for hearing-impaired

The Straz Center offers them for patrons. Twin teens tested them at “Hamilton.”

Hannah FryRong-Gong Lin Ii· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadSoCal coast’s current enemy: A hot ocean

Record-high water temperatures from El Niño are driving higher sea levels

Catherine Carlock· Boston Globe · US
LeadPeak Boston?

A Rorschach test for the state of building in the city, the South Station high-rise could be the last new skyscraper here for a long time

Staff· The Guardian · UK
SecondaryOnline sales taxes 'could save our high streets'

Former senior adviser tells Burnham that extra charges on internet shopping can help reverse the fortunes of struggling UK towns.

Terry Castleman· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadHome sales still are pricier in L.A. than in suburbs

Angelenos pay highest premium in U.S., data show

Ian Smith· Financial Times · UK
LeadChallenges facing Macron deepen after street clashes reignite French debt rout

10-year bond yield sharply up • Local curfews imposed • President faces high-stakes election

Hannah FryNoah Haggerty· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadFire, high surf in O.C. warn of what’s ahead

More areas may face twin dangers this winter

Robert Jimison· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryHegseth singled out in Democrats' campaign attacks

War, high prices blamed on defense secretary.

Emma Platoff· Boston Globe · US
LeadONE-WAY FLIGHT TO AUSTIN

Texas city is top target for young professionals fleeing high-cost Boston

Erin Adler· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadU budget cuts could exceed $260m

Reductions might be higher than expected. Faculty and students were already worried.

Rachel Barber· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryInflation ticks higher for third straight month

Labor Dept. releases last report before midterms

Chris Palmer· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryEx-Philly gambler admits role in scandals

Shane Hennen pleaded guilty in connection with high-profile schemes involving college and professional basketball.

Sam Brodey· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryCollins brings home bacon, but foes say aim higher

Democrats call for her to widen scope beyond Maine

Christopher Spata· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryAt Tropicana Field, upper deck Rays fans are back in the game

The Trop’s highest seats are a novel playoff treat — and some of the best in the ballpark, fans say.

Ben Glickman and Jasmine Li· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryRates Threaten To Spoil The Party For Banks

Goldman, JPMorgan post higher profits, but Wall Street's mood is cautious

Caroline Kubzansky· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryImmigration judges feel pressure from above

Amid firings, individual judges in Chicago see scrutiny by higher-ups on case management

Andrew Seidman· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryWill state incentives pay off for Pa., Shapiro?

The governor has highlighted “big deals” to lure business investment. Some say the strategy carries political risks.

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadAndrew wins legal fight over police raid on his homes

High Court rules ‘significant error’ was made in application for warrant to search former Duke’s residences – as battle looms on whether evidence seized can still be used in prosecution

Jack Prator· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadTS Isaias to threaten Florida

Expected to become a hurricane, the system could bring high tides, rip currents, rain to Tampa Bay.

LeadTension, Turnover, Unmet Goals Bedevil Treasury Under Bessent

Midterms could turn on high prices and borrowing costs, pressuring secretary

Karyna Cheung· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryHeating oil prices go through the roof

$2 a gallon higher than last year; consumers brace

Hannah Erin Lang· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryAI Drives Nasdaq, S&P 500 To Record Closes

Indexes blow past previous highs even as most U.S. stocks see a decline in price

Erick Trevino· Arizona Republic · US
SecondarySignificant changes coming to Arizona's school letter grades

New scoring system will require meeting higher standard for an A

Harriet Ryan· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryBaseball for Kids Is Breaking the Bank

Travel teams, specialized training and high-end gear crank up the costs

Ruth Simon· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryQuest to Make Monopoly in U.S. Struggled to Pass Go

Game company ran into high costs, cracked trays and a dice dilemma

Diti Kohli· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryCost likely higher for commuter rail pact

Final bids are due today; Keolis among candidates

Richard WintonClara Harter· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryHigh-profile death at sober living home

Questions arise over suspected overdose of Cindy Crawford's son at a recovery facility.

Bryan HechtBrian Macquarrie· Boston Globe · US
LeadStorm preparation gears up as off-season nor’easter bears down

Drenching rains and high winds predicted with power outages, flooding to follow

Camila Jose Gomez· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryBrightline will file for Ch. 11 bankruptcy

Residents have long called for a high-speed train connecting Tampa and Orlando.

John Hilliard· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryMCAS scores still down across the board

High school English drop raises questions on prep

Staff· The Guardian · UK
SecondaryEl Niño hits new highest temperature before peak

Phenomenon fuelling the climate crisis reaches a record level months ahead of scientists' predictions.

Aamer Madhani· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryIf not for China, oil prices might be worse

Iran war sent costs soaring. Trump can thank Xi's policy that they aren't higher.

Staff· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryHigh-octane offense
Stephanie Murray· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryAZ leaders: Kyl left mark on high court, water access

‘He didn’t care about the credit. He never did,’ ex-Sen. Flake says

Kate Perez· Chicago Tribune · US
Secondary‘THE SPIRIT IS STILL THE SAME’

Cristo Rey Jesuit High School hits 30 years, offers work-study education

Colby Smith· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryDespite Trump, Fed raises rates 1st time in years

President's choice for chair says inflation is 'too high'

Christopher Rugaber· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryFederal Reserve hikes key rate for 1st time in 3 years, defying Trump

“The plain fact is that inflation is too high and has been for too long,” Fed Chair Kevin Warsh said while announcing the quarter-point increase.

Talia Soglin· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadAldermen call for action to improve traffic safety

Group says while city has made progress in reducing fatal crashes, 'they remain stubbornly high'

Ian Smith· Financial Times · UK
LeadForeign investors favour US stocks over Treasuries as debt fears mount

‘Huge shift’ in capital markets ● 10-year yield highest since 2007 ● Bonds now ‘risky asset of choice’

Zolan Kanno-Youngs· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadTrump’s election efforts aren’t over

High court blocks mail ballot order; he still seeks more control of state-run processes.

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryNew Cards era flies high

Sunday’s victory over Chargers just may herald more surprises as Arizona displays everything a modern offense should.

Alan Rappeport· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryBond market bets against Bessent, sending borrowing costs higher

Oil prices jump: Increase comes after Saudi pipeline is struck.

Dan Sullivan· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadDoctor’s murder trial starts Monday

Highly educated plastic surgeon could face the death penalty after being accused of a lawyer’s murder.

Gabrielle Calise· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryParking fees are pricing out locals and tourists

From the beach to downtown, high prices are walloping everyone. And it might get worse.

Ryan Faircloth· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadKlobuchar’s pledge: No presidential run

Comments come as GOP rival Lisa Demuth suggests senator still has higher aspirations.

Katie Galioto· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryShootings highlight risks to property managers

Workers are seeing more violence and worry about their safety.

Colleen Wright· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondarySt. Petersburg explores a plan for a 12-acre park under I-275

There’s a nationwide trend to turn unused land under highways and transit into park space

Grace Toohey· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadDamaging waves offer warning for El Niño winter

High surf slams coast from Malibu to San Diego. Long Beach homes are hit hard.

Stephanie Murray· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryTurning Point grows year after Kirk death

Group says high school, college chapters on rise

Hannah Erin LangSam Goldfarb· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryTreasury Buyback Fails to Ease Rise In Yields

Multiyear highs are reached as Bessent moves to repurchase $6 billion in debt

George HammondMichelle Chan· Financial Times · UK
LeadAnthropic and OpenAI bankers push for top-tier credit ratings after listing

IPOs imminent for both AI labs ● Lower borrowing costs sought ● Doubt cast on high debt levels

Stephanie MurrayLaura Gersony· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryFundraising for Turning Point still riding high

More political campaign money than ever raised

Karen Garcia· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryRegion swelters in hot, humid misery

Temperatures will rise to the 90s and higher, and moist air will persist, forecasters say.

Jack PitcherRebecca Feng· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryOil Nears $100, Threatens Stocks’ Long Run

Major indexes drop and benchmark Treasury yield is highest since 2023

Anne-Sylvaine Chassany and Laura Pitel· Financial Times · UK
LeadPressure builds on Germany’s Merz as far-right AfD toasts ‘dream result’

Election defeat rattles chancellor ● CDU’s worst loss since 1990 ● Victor aims high in federal polls

Jeff Gammage· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryTemporary protections ending for Salvadoran migrants

El Salvador has the third-highest TPS population in the U.S. at just over 170,000, ahead of the 101,000 from Ukraine, whose status expires next month.

Martha Mendoza and Juliet Linderman and Erika Kinetz· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadScams in US at a record high

Most vulnerable victims get no help and some end up losing even more.

Robert Mccoppin· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryCalls for ‘common sense’ on river

Some residents want speed limit for boaters after fatal high-speed crash on Fox waterway

Martha Mendoza and Juliet Linderman and Erika Kinetz· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryLITTLE RECOURSE FOR SCAM VICTIMS AS CASES BALLOON

Digital cons are at a record high, but the U.S. lags behind other countries in tackling the problem.

Jennifer Brooks· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryState Fair crowds crush records

High attendance, long lines have some yearning for when Get-Together was less of a smash hit.

Jim PuzzangheraTal Kopan· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryMass. delegation dreaming of restored clout

Hopes high Democrats can retake House, Senate, or both

Claire Partain· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadFamily’s pain transforms into a life-saving upgrade

Pedestrian bridge to honor Milby High student killed by train

Tony DiverTim WallaceChris Price· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadMarkets turn on Burnham

Borrowing costs soar to highest in decades, leaving PM with £14bn shortfall as he blames Brexit for country's ills

Ann E. Marimow· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryHigh court OKs Trump ballroom, 5-4; Roberts labels work ‘likely unlawful’

Final ruling on legality of project still to come, but construction could be near done by then.

Quinn Glabicki· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryHigher sea temps imperil coral reefs

Record ocean warmth leaves them no time to recover from heat waves.

Jake SheridanAlice Yin· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadCandidates talk tough on crime

Contenders highlight issue despite steep drop in homicides since 2022

Charles Hymas· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadBurnham to free high-risk criminals

Pc Harper's killers stay in jail - but inmates deemed a danger to society will be released

Staff· The Guardian · UK
SecondaryFeel like a lie-in? It may be good for you after all

Research finds that a modest amount of catch-up sleep at the weekend, following a long week, is associated with a lower prevalence of high blood pressure.

Ray Stern· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryAZ paid caregiver program in danger

Families fear cuts as audit highlights financial woes

Staff· The Guardian · UK
SecondarySweetener used in chewing gum linked to heart attacks

Study suggests xylitol, also found in ice-cream and jam, is associated with higher risk of stroke

Reid Forgrave and Renée Jones Schneider· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadAnnunciation eighth-graders had to grow up together fast. Now, high school begins.

An uncertain future made lighter with friends at their side.

Michael Wilner· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadCanada planning tariffs as high as 50% against U.S.

The duties might be most painful for border states heading into the midterms.

Steve Henson· Los Angeles Times · US
Secondary$12.5 billion for Lakers might be a good deal

Some analysts say price tag is too high, but investment could ultimately pay off.

John Branch· New York Times · US
SecondaryStudy Links Brain Disease To at Least 1 in 4 in N.F.L.

Prevalence of C.T.E. May Be Much Higher, Scientists Say After 6 Years of Data

A.D. Quig· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadMost in Cook County to see higher tax bills

Property taxes rise again as nearly all agencies raise their levies, treasurer's analysis shows

Rong-Gong Lin Ii· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadEL NIÑO IS HERE. FEARS ARE RISING

Early signs point to higher sea levels, and king tides may compound the problem this winter

Stacy Perman· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryLights, camera, inaction: L.A.’s movie exodus

Hubris, high costs, political failings and competition driving industry’s flight.

Lucy Marques· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryAt Florida’s colleges, late summer = fall semester

New buildings and new leadership mark the new school year at many of the state’s institutes of higher learning.

Mark Schantz· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryPinellas: Floodgates need help from feds

Recent storm surges have overtopped Lake Tarpon’s aged high-water barriers.

Claire PartainMegan Menchaca· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadOnline courses inflated HISD ratings

Without college-prep credits, two high schools under reform model would have received Fs

Deena Winter· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadHomeowners face heavy tax burden

Under Minneapolis mayor's budget, most will see higher jumps than proposed 11.3%.

Diti Kohli· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryEconomic stalwart faces uncertain times

‘Working man’s sector’ of higher ed is bearing brunt of cutbacks by schools

Angie Leventis Lourgos· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryOnce seen as improbable, 'miracle child' starts high school

Matthew Erickson was born with a rare and aggressive brain tumor

Carolyn Y. Johnson· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryCancer vaccine shows promise

It helps people with high-risk melanoma.

Sean Collins Walsh· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryTracking top-tier churn in Parker’s City Hall

The mayor has seen a larger number of high-level departures than either of her immediate predecessors at this point in their terms.

Brian SchwartzKrystal HurSam Goldfarb· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryTreasury Yields Fall As Bessent Boosts Buybacks

Government expands size of program after yields notch nearly two-decade highs

Harriet Clarfelt· Financial Times · UK
LeadLong-term borrowing costs hit highs as inflation and fiscal deficit fears rise

AI bonds surge fuels sell-off ● Public debt under strain ● Fallout for equities ● Oil's rise dims outlook

Richard RubinSam Goldfarb· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryTreasury Yields Soar to Highest Since ’07

Investors predict a new era in the credit markets, and it looks a lot like 19 years ago

Eric Platt· Financial Times · UK
LeadPrivate credit concerns mount after troubled loans approach decade high

Funds take writedowns ● Echoes of 2017 crisis ● Pressure from outflows ● Defenders hail sector health

Lena H. Sun· Washington Post · US
SecondaryAnother rise in kindergarten vaccine exemptions in U.S.

Record high for the 2025-26 school year continues a trend

Adriana Perez· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryStudy: Protecting mature trees saves lives

Canopy helps reduce deaths from high heat

Matt Oliver· Sunday Telegraph · UK
LeadWater firms to charge more in droughts

Anger as companies to be given green light to increase bills at times of high demand

Michael Van SicklerShauna Muckle· Tampa Bay Times · US
Lead4 things to watch during Tuesday's Florida primary

Tampa Bay voters will decide on matchups in several high-level races amid an unusually competitive environment for Democrats.

Andrew Brinker· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryHigh housing prices help solidify Mass. wealth gap

Homeowners build equity while renters face soaring costs with no way to save

Rowena MasonRichard Adams· The Guardian · UK
LeadUniversities fear financial turmoil amid slump in overseas students

University leaders are warning of financial turmoil in Britain's higher education system after new figures suggested a collapse in international student numbers would deprive the sector of vital income and undermine its future.

Annie LinskeyAlex LearyDana Mattioli· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadHow Trump, Musk Rekindled Relationship After Big Blowup

With high midterms stakes, the tech CEO plans to spend big to help Republicans

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryAZ schools warm to feds

After a previous largely failed attempt, the U.S. Department of Education is taking a different tone in asking universities to align with President Donald Trump's higher education agenda, and this time, some Arizona university leaders are on board.

Bryan Hecht· Boston Globe · US
LeadStaying on top of the shark problem

Maine beach fights back with drones and other high-tech tools

Julian Mark· Washington Post · US
SecondaryTrump digs in as high court blocks policies

HE LOOKS FOR WAYS TO SIDESTEP RULINGS New moves on Fed, tariffs and birthright citizenship

Rong-Gong Lin Ii· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadEl Niño could bring highest sea levels ever

Weather event of historic force forecast to hit California coast, raising risk of flooding.

Ellen FrancisAnthony Faiola· Washington Post · US
SecondarySpanish migration chaos raises questions

High number of people entering on a single day draws suspicions that the movement was orchestrated

Chris SerresChristopher Gavin· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryOn the lam, but unable to remain out of sight

Decades in hiding, undone by taking high-profile biotech job

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadHundreds more staff and prisoners in cancer gas scare

Revealed: nine jails battle to contain higher levels of carcinogenic and potentially deadly radon – exposing officers and inmates – months after The Independent revealed unsafe measures of the toxin at 42 sites

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadPM orders review of indefinite jail terms after our campaign

Fresh hope for thousands trapped by ‘inhumane’ imprisonment for public protection sentences after The Independent highlights open-ended punishments likened to psychological torture

Peter Abraham· Boston Globe · US
LeadBreslow rewards Red Sox with big moves

Amid season-altering hot streak, boss pays high price to bolster Series-dreaming team

Susan Snyder· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadPenn helped Trump officials draft reforms

The latest effort by the administration to reshape higher education appears to be receiving a warmer response.

Ashley Miznazi· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryState wants to use money meant for electric vehicle chargers on flying cars

Transportation officials plan to build an “Aerial Highway Network” for futuristic aircraft to charge, take off or land.

Ruben Vives· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryICE detainee water appears tainted

Video of worm-like creatures highlights persistent complaints at Adelanto lockup.

Justine Mcdaniel· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryFew contested House races, but high stakes

Even with more safe districts in redrawn map, California holds key to party control.

Patrick Marley· Washington Post · US
SecondaryThe next abortion battle is over Kansas’s highest court

Voters will decide whether to replace a nearly 70-year-old appointment system with direct elections

Ian Smith· Financial Times · UK
LeadWarsh's lack of Fed guidance is 'backfiring', investors warn

Influence on Treasury market at risk Borrowing costs jump to 19-year high

Evan Macdonald· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadHospital expands to deliver more babies

Texas Children's also can handle higher number of complex cases

SecondaryTroubled AI Fund Sells Bulk Of Assets To Griffin

Bets on artificial intelligence sink highflying firm run by OpenAI alum

Maddie Hanna· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadMontco coaches, players charged in assaults

Authorities said a 15-year-old Cheltenham High student was attacked twice in a locker room. Two football seasons were scrapped.

Maddie Hanna· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadHazing victim still ‘can’t escape the situation’

A Cheltenham High football player was assaulted twice in the locker room. Almost a year later, no charges have been filed.

Sam JaneschFallon Roth· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryWhy labor unions are backing two Pa. Republicans in high-stakes races

The endorsements could be a critical factor in the swing districts that could determine which party has control of the House.

Matt Breen· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryLooking back on LeBron James' 1st game in Philly

Not yet King James but already anointed "The Chosen One," the high school phenom dazzled at a sold-out Palestra.

SecondaryTRUMP SWITCHED JET AFTER THREAT BY IRAN PROXIES

Abrupt Move Highlights Security Issues in 747 Donated by Qatar

Teddy Rosenbluth· New York Times · US
SecondaryMeasles Cases Highest Level In 2 Decades
Jeff Day· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryHigh court splits over retrial in rape case

Minority sees new hurdle for sexual assault victims.

Rong-Gong Lin Ii· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadSouthland facing a triple threat of heat, humidity and high surf

Temperatures topping 100 in inland areas raise more risk of fire

Nakylah Carter· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadPinellas students buck trends on test scores

District has the highest average math and reading test scores in Tampa Bay.

Lucy Marques· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryAt USF’s first AI camp, teens explore technology’s limits, potential

Professors demystify artificial intelligence for high schoolers from across the state.

Terry Castleman· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondarySticker shock, high and low

These are the state’s most and least expensive cities

Sam Brodey· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryWarren pushing primary picks, but several stumble

Platner collapse highlights risks of endorsements

Patricia Cohen· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryWar risk for businesses will mean higher prices

Doing business in a more dangerous and unpredictable world will cost more, pushing up the price of everything from food to electronics.

Joshua Yang· Washington Post · US
SecondaryChina's global image is on the rise as America's sours, survey concludes

Shift comes amid a wave of high-profile U.S. actions on the world stage

Alexandra Hardie· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryHow concerns about voucher program took hold in Arizona

A look at high-profile scandals the program has faced over the years

Andrew Seidman· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryPa.’s high-stakes showdown over ‘skill games’

A state Supreme Court ruling was the latest twist in the multimillion-dollar clash between Pace-O-Matic and Parx Casino.

SecondaryWeighing Boston's World Cup turn

High marks for fans, trains; but not a perfect run

Cerys Davies· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadHollywood bets on web content

Amid the box-office high of ‘Obsession’ and ‘Backrooms,’ studios look online for untapped talent and viral material

Ashley Southall and Mihir Zaveri· New York Times · US
LeadCity High-Rise Seen Buckling During Project

Officials Seal Off Area Near Grand Central

Pedro Malkomes· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryInflation changing spending habits

The Consumer Price Index showed its highest increase since May 2023.

Benoit Morenne· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryIran War Has Oil-Rich Alaska In Pain Over $9 Gas

Trump agenda poised to boost industry, but Alaskans face high prices at pump

Tony Marrero· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryVideos show suspect after fatal Ybor crash

The pursuit from a Florida Highway Patrol dash camera is seen, and the suspect learning he’s accused of killing four people.

Steven Sloan and Steve Peoples· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryPride, high heat marking country’s birthday

Potentially record temperatures grip much of nation

Caroline Kubzansky· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadBurst of gun violence hits Back of the Yards

Wave of shootings highlights long-term questions in a city trying to build on historic progress

Ben Noll· Washington Post · US
SecondarySizzling stretch for D.C. begins

SEVERAL DAYS OF HIGH HEAT ON TAP

Sean Collins Walsh· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadJuly 4 concert change to be costly to taxpayers

Mayor Parker hired a different company — at a dramatically higher price tag — to produce the annual event than was used in previous years.

Richard RuelasAlexandra Hardle· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryAZ trans athlete ban could go into effect

High court’s ruling sets stage for enforcement

Staff· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadHigh court upholds birthright citizenship
Staff· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryHigh court to hear AZ case

The Supreme Court will take up whether Arizona can mandate that voters provide proof of citizenship when they register to vote.

Abbie Vansickle· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryHigh court upholds birthright citizenship

6-3 decision is a big loss for Trump, who has sought policy change for years

Nick TimiraosJames Romoser· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadJustices Block Trump Firing Of Fed Official

High court bolsters president’s sway over agencies even as it insulates central bank

Harriet Ryan· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryThe Father Who Bankrolled School Football Team for Son

Eric Obrokta put millions into First Academy high school as he worked to propel his son's college career. It ended in disaster.

Dan SullivanAlexa Coultoff· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryYbor City crash report illuminates pursuit that led to fatal collision

Two Florida Highway Patrol troopers were monitoring a Tampa police radio before they pursued a fleeing suspect, the report states.

David Maddox· The Independent · UK
LeadBritain must rejoin single market within five years, says Major

Former prime minister makes dramatic call for return to open trade with the EU and urges next government to prioritise repairing relations with Europe – as he warns that Andy Burnham may not be prepared for trials of the highest office

Bart JansenMaureen GroppeAysha Bagchi· Arizona Republic · US
LeadHigh court hands Trump immigration case wins

Justices also rule on Hawaii gun law, Roundup suits

James Romoser· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadTrump Wins Immigration Cases

High court broadens the president’s power to deport people and block them at border

Arash MassoudiJames Fontanella-Khan· Financial Times · UK
LeadVenezuela to reveal $240bn of debt in world’s largest sovereign restructuring

Much higher tally than thought • Creditor deal sought by year-end • Concern over lack of IMF input

Michelle Baruchman· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadIn Pa., Trump mentions Shapiro, but not Garrity

The president spoke at a Mack Trucks facility in Lehigh County, where he talked about the governor but not his GOP rival.

Nazaneen Ghaffar· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondarySEARING HEAT WAVE GRIPS PARTS OF EUROPE

Temperatures could reach 109 degrees in parts of France, while Spain saw record highs of 113.

Ana Swanson· New York Times · US
SecondaryU.S. Dilemma Over China’s Battery Dominance

Leery of Depending on a Rival for Highly Advanced Tech

Rebekah F. Ward· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadIndustry and weather: A formula for disaster

Higher-risk flood maps worry residents near chemical sites

Staff· The Independent · UK
SecondaryLongest day sees expanded heat health warning

Thousands mark the solstice at Stonehenge as forecasters predict record high temperatures this week

Dugan Arnett· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryN.J. Turnpike work seen as threat to an Underground Railroad stop

The highway runs just 220 feet from the Mott House in Lawnside. Residents fear an expansion project could cause damage.

Camila Jose Gomez· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryAgainst political winds, Juneteenth flag flies high

Local elected officials, families and county workers gather to celebrate Juneteenth on Thursday in Hillsborough County.

Marcela Rodrigues· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryNew tests weighed for high schoolers

Mass. also recommends capstone project for grads

Jillian KramerEllie Rushing· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadKrasner’s office rebuked by Pa.’s highest court

In a scathing opinion, the justices said prosecutors had misled judges in trying to get murder convictions reversed.

Anjali Huynh· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryUrge to leave Mass. prevalent

Voters in poll cite high cost of living, taxes as reasons to seek out new horizons

Peter Dobrin· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadRenovated Highmark Mann reopens with polish and substantial changes

A 195-foot-long digital wall is the outdoor arts center's new star.

Adriana Pérez· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryStorms brought dozens of tornadoes

Total of 44 for year is 3rd highest in area since records began in 1950

Ryan Nickerson· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryAnalysis says HFD short on stations, people

Higher demand has department falling short of standards

Ellie Rushing· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadA graduation day he never got to see

DaJuan Brown, 15, was killed in a mass shooting in 2023. His high school’s ceremony brought his family joy, grief — and an unexpected reunion.

Christopher Snowbeck· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadHigh Medicare denial rates seen at UHG

Major health insurers contest report, saying pre-approvals are needed to control costs.

Myles MccormickIan Smith· Financial Times · UK
LeadTrump vows further attacks on Iran as energy shock propels US inflation

Price pressures at 3-year high ● Fuel costs biggest factor ● Wider economy at risk ● Midterms loom

Andrew Ackerman· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadINFLATION HEATS UP TO ITS HIGHEST PACE IN THREE YEARS

The Consumer Price Index rose 4.2% in May amid a jump in energy prices.