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Sunday, 5 April 2026
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Saturday, 14 November 2026
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Sam Janesch· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadShapiro: presidential run a ‘personal decision’

“When we’re ready to say something, we’ll let you know,” the governor told reporters at a conference of Democratic big hitters.

Jack Prator· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryCold front to bring chilly weather

Get ready for the coldest weather of the season in the Tampa Bay area.

Tal Kopan· Boston Globe · US
LeadOn day after, jubilation and resolve

Clark says leadership team will be ready

Gabrielle Calise· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryDeSantis declares ‘Seminole Wind’ Florida’s anthem

Our state already had both a state song and a state anthem.

LeadBritain is ready to spend £450m on EU students if it can join trade pact

Plan is contingent on the bloc allowing entry to its Made in Europe scheme

Anna Orso· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryPhilly's left sets sights on a Council majority

The city's progressive groups are already organizing with an eye on next year's elections — and a major power shift.

Shauna Muckle· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadTransit agencies fear Amendment 3 cuts

Tampa Bay's bus systems already get less funding per person than other metro areas. Reducing property taxes could be crushing, they say.

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadPrepare for food shortages in cyber attack, public told

Britons warned to be ready in case ‘state-sponsored terrorism’ disrupts everyday life – as dozens of government services are knocked offline by a global security flaw and surge in hacking

Chris Tomlinson· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadGetting ready to take over

Growing up in a state undergoing profound change, young Texans have own ideas about politics, leadership

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

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

Tony DiverNick Gutteridge· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadWe're ready for the fight

Badenoch says Tories will abolish inheritance tax as she takes battle 'for the soul of the nation' to Burnham

Gillian McgoldrickMichelle Baruchman· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryGarrity hopes ‘the cavalry will be coming’ in Pa. governor’s race

The state treasurer is challenging Gov. Josh Shapiro in a midterm year when Republicans already face strong national headwinds.

Michaela Mulligan· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryGet ready for a rainy week in Tampa Bay as forecasters watch the Gulf

The system in the Gulf of Mexico has an 80% chance of developing.

Kate Armanini· Chicago Tribune · US
Secondary‘That was God opening up a door’

To fill chronic shortage of paraprofessionals, nonprofit turns to parents already in building

SecondaryReadying the red carpet for China’s Xi

Pomp and pageantry as superpowers look to maintain a trade truce

Matt Wirz and Mark Maurer· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryRate Rise Deepens Private Equity’s Struggles

Fed’s hike is expected to wreak havoc on funds already languishing

Staff· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryEagles ready to take off
Gordon Rayner· Sunday Telegraph · UK
LeadFarage: £72m war chest will ready us for power

Reform receives second £36m donation from a crypto billionaire in just two days

Kiran StaceyDamian Carrington· The Guardian · UK
LeadBritons warned to get ready for biggest El Niño in a millennium

Minister advises storing food and water in case of winter power cuts

Staff· The Independent · UK
Lead‘Burnham bounce’ is already over, say top pollsters

As prime minister faces MPs for first time since entering No 10, John Curtice warns post-Starmer honeymoon lasted only two weeks and that Labour would struggle to win an election majority

Dan DiamondNoah Robertson· Washington Post · US
SecondarySecure facility already exists

Ex-officials say bunker undercuts ballroom suit

David Pierson and Berry Wang· New York Times · US
SecondaryWhy Beijing Bets Trump Blinks First

China Ready for Risk in Iran Sanctions

Meredith Goldstein· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryCall him . . . perfect

New Bedford's hunky new Melville statue is already turning heads

Raymond Zhong and Chico Harlan· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryEL NIÑO IS HUGE, ALREADY CHANGING THE WORLD

Recurring phenomenon causing dry spells and crop failures on three continents.

Aurelien Breeden· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryIran isn’t ready to reopen the strait

Nation says U.S. must meet its demands first.

SecondaryDisruption on horizon in layoffs of Haitians

Airports, nursing homes and schools get ready as DHS ends protections

Diti Kohli· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryCameras might bring crackdown on speeders

Beacon Hill may be ready to back change this time

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.

Alexa Coultopf· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondarySt. Pete man was ready to plead guilty to killing 4 people. Prosecutors said no

Relatives of those murdered begged Friday for an end to the case, which has been playing out for over five years.

Christopher Muther· Boston Globe · US
LeadJetBlue ready to spend $1b on Terminal C

Promises a brighter, bigger, better experience for passengers at Logan

Alexa Gagosz· Boston Globe · US
LeadIs Boston ready to stay up late all year?

Some officials, clubs say experiment with 3 a.m. closings should be permanent

Sam Charles· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadPolice take different tack in fighting prostitution

Area agencies mix enforcement with help for sex workers who are ready to accept it

Sam Brodey· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryPlatner still in but hopefuls line up

Maine Democrats already focused on next nominee

Staff· The Independent · UK
SecondaryStones: Three Lions ready for Haaland after Mexico heroics

The defender (right, with Anthony Gordon) says yesterday’s win shows they can handle Norway’s star striker

Kristen A. Graham· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryPhilly teachers, school staff are stuck in limbo

While city and school district officials celebrated a deal to save 340 classroom jobs, uncertainty remains that is prolonging an already tumultuous hiring season.

Patt Morrison· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryCalifornia already strong in 1776

Region was thriving when 13 colonies got their act together, Patt Morrison writes.

Susan Du· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryFelony protester case ends with fine

Judge: Woman “suffered the sentence already in many respects.”

Jim Turner· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryFlorida won’t impose ban on fireworks amid drought

With 2,440 wildfires already this year, the state’s agriculture commissioner urges caution on July 4.

LeadStarmer is ready to resign, allies say

Prime Minister's support evaporating as Burnham's backers hope for coronation

Lawrence Mower· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadDeSantis’ property tax plan could be unconstitutional. Here’s why

The Florida Supreme Court has already shot down a five-year residency requirement for property tax benefits.

Molly Hennessy-Fiske· Washington Post · US
SecondaryA Texas city was already struggling. Then came a bitter murder trial.

Frisco’s growth — and a partisan election season — have fueled racism and bigotry

Catherine Carlock· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryALL TEED UP AND READY TO GO

Famed Kenmore sign is coming down, piece by piece, for relocation

Jeffrey S. Solochek· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryMany classes end this week. Why have some Tampa Bay seniors already graduated?

Pinellas and Hillsborough schools have been celebrating. Meanwhile, Pasco waits.

Staff· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryRemembering the fallen

Memorial Day observances are already underway in the Chicago area. A ceremony Sunday at the DuPage County Veterans’ Memorial recognized 26 county residents who were killed in conflicts at home or abroad. Story in Chicagoland, Page 3

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadNato: We must be ready for Russian attacks by 2030

UK-led forces use London Tube platform for drills to simulate ‘deep strike’ operations against Moscow as general warns Britain must be prepared for possible real-world Kremlin conflict within three years

Elwely Elwelly· Arizona Republic · US
LeadPakistan aims to get peace talks on track

Trump says he’s ready to resume Iran strikes if he doesn’t get ‘right answers’

LeadStreeting on manoeuvres ready to launch leadership challenge today

Health secretary in race to win over enough MPs to trigger contest ● Move sparks scramble on left of party to find candidate to oppose him

Jon Chesto· Boston Globe · US
LeadOn deck, a developer’s Fenway project

It’s been a winding road but Rosenthal ready to reconfigure neighborhood

Tony DiverDominic PennaCharles Hymas· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadStreeting: I’m ready to be

Health Secretary ‘preparing a case’ for leadership if Starmer is forced to quit ahead of crucial 24 hours for Labour

Kelly Garrity· Boston Globe · US
SecondarySJC looks ready to rule on audit of Legislature

Battle between DiZoglio, lawmakers has lasted years

Laura CrimaldiScooty Nickerson· Boston Globe · US
LeadCritics decry prisons’ partnership with ICE

Review shows few targeted for deportation were already incarcerated

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryTrump says U.S. military ‘ready to go’

State of continued peace talks remains unclear as end of ceasefire nears

Rong-Gong Lin Ii· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryMeasles cases rise sharply in state amid a nationwide surge

California’s tally so far this year is already the highest annual total since 2019.

Millie CookeDavid Maddox· The Independent · UK
LeadUsing British forces to reopen Hormuz 'a fantasy' – Wallace

As Donald Trump urges allies to protect vital shipping lane from Iranian attacks, former defence secretary says navy isn’t ready for the task and dismisses government’s claim UK can defend itself as ‘palpably untrue’

Michael Van Sickler· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryWhat was Charlie Crist doing in Minnesota and why did he return?

The former Florida governor is already a leading candidate in the race for St. Petersburg mayor.

Colleen Wright· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryTrop overhaul won’t happen in Welch’s first term as mayor

Final agreements will not be ready for a City Council decision until next summer.

James Rothwell, Akhtar Makoii and Paul Nuki· Sunday Telegraph · UK
LeadTrump gives Iran hellfire ultimatum

Israel ready to attack regime’s energy sites as search goes on for missing US airman