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In today’s Daily Press Review: The LA Times warns of a "forever war" while Boston mourns an ICE shooting. A World Cup victory crowds out conflict on several front pages.

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Forever Wars and Front-Page Choices — Monday, 20 July 2026 (US)

Monday, 20 July 2026 · 6:40

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The New York Times

Breaking News: Three U.S. soldiers have been killed since Friday and another unidentified body was found as the war with Iran escalates. Follow live updates.

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Wall Street Journal

Regional powers are worried about the risk of the conflict escalating and the economic damage of continued fighting

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Washington Post

Amid the intensifying attacks between Iran and the U.S., the average price of gas in the United States hit $4 a gallon on Monday, the second time it has reached that mark since the war disrupted global oil supplies, according to AAA.

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Los Angeles Times

LAUSD has three weeks to rewrite its $20.6 million budget plan or risk having the county take control of its finances to avoid bankruptcy.

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Chicago Tribune

US gas prices hit an average of $4 a gallon again as the US and Iran launch attacks

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Boston Globe

More than three dozen Democratic senators wrote to Homeland Security demanding numerous reforms after recent fatal shootings by ICE agents in Maine and Texas. They also posed critical questions about the agency's future.

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The Independent

BREAKING | Rachel Reeves sacked as senior ministers moved out by Andy Burnham in Cabinet reshuffle Follow live updates:

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The Daily Telegraph

Andy Burnham is addressing the nation for the first time as Prime Minister. He has pledged “a circuit-breaker for Britain,” as well as a new wave of public ownership, and a 10-year plan for Britain. Follow the latest ⤵️

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