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In today’s Daily Press Review: The New York Times leads with food stamps, not the tenth night of strikes. And the Arizona Republic puts the Pentagon’s casualty IDs front and center.

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War, Paperwork, and a World Cup Hero — Tuesday, 21 July 2026 (US)

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The New York Times

Breaking News: A judge temporarily paused Paramount’s $111 billion merger with Warner Bros. to consider if it violates antitrust laws.

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Wall Street Journal

Israel believes Iran moved thousands of uranium-enrichment centrifuges into tunnels deep inside a mountain last fall, Israeli and U.S. officials say, a development that would heighten concerns that Tehran could reconstitute its nuclear program.

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Washington Post

Analysis: After months of quasi-fighting alongside peace talks, the U.S. and Iran may be lurching closer to all-out war. As many as four U.S. service members were killed over the weekend. Here’s how we got here and what could happen next:

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Los Angeles Times

UC San Diego illegally uses race in admissions, Trump's Justice Department alleges

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Chicago Tribune

Iran and US persist in their attacks, as Pakistan tries to keep diplomacy alive

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Boston Globe

US and Iran dig in over the Strait of Hormuz, showing the limits of intensifying airstrikes

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The Independent

China Coast Guard (CCG) and Philippine Navy personnel clashed as tensions flared over disputed territory in the South China Sea.

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The Daily Telegraph

Almost 100 US soldiers have been injured in Iranian air strikes over the past two weeks, the Pentagon has said. The revelation follows a report in the NYT claiming the Pentagon had been hiding the true extent of the casualties since the conflict restarted on July 7 ⤵️

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