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In today’s Daily Press Review: As Republican lawmakers publicly challenge Trump, papers diverge on what matters. From political tests to pet adoption costs, the front pages reveal a nation in flux.

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Republican Resistance on the Front Pages — Friday, 5 June 2026 (US)

Friday, 5 June 2026 · 4:54

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The New York Times

From @TheAthletic: Mayor Zohran Mamdani wants answers from FIFA after they reversed a World Cup water bottle policy at the last minute. Mamdani said he intended to “follow up” with FIFA on the matter.

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Wall Street Journal

Heard on the Street: Rocket Lab gives investors another way besides SpaceX to play the space race

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Washington Post

Senate Democrats urged the Trump administration to halt production of a commemorative 250th anniversary solid gold coin that would bear the president’s image, citing concerns that some of the U.S. Mint’s gold could have links to foreign cartels.

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Los Angeles Times

Mule deer become first animals to use California's first wildlife crossing

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Chicago Tribune

Leaving a Bears-Packers game before the end — whether it was the regular-season comeback or the wild-card playoff comeback dubbed “the greatest game in Bears history” — is a cardinal sin, writes Paul Sullivan.

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Boston Globe

The Massachusetts Legislature appears poised to defend its title as having some of the least competitive races in America. But today's edition of The Scrum newsletter explores which races have the potential to get interesting.

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The Independent

Graham Platner denies ex-girlfriend’s allegations of ‘unsettling’ behavior and new Nazi ‘Totenkopf’ tattoo claim

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The Daily Telegraph

Luke Salmons, a Christian police support officer, was sacked after he asked questions about Islam in a diversity training session. Having been encouraged to ask questions in what staff were told was a safe space, he asked a Muslim officer about his views on terrorist attacks by Islamist groups including Hamas. Read the full story here ⬇️

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