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In today’s Daily Press Review: The New York Times investigates presidential plane security compromises, while local papers focus on cultural shifts and economic fallout.

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The Air Force One Trade-Offs — Sunday, 26 July 2026 (US)

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The New York Times

Breaking News: President Trump has set aside, at least for now, plans to sharply escalate the American military assault against Iran.

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Wall Street Journal

Ukrainian former POWs and civilians have recounted sexualized torture they suffered in Russian camps, as evidence grows that the practice has become a core tactic

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Washington Post

ICE is on pace to arrest the most people in a single month during the second Trump administration, according to agency detainment data reviewed by The Post. President Trump is seeking to deport 1 million undocumented immigrants per year.

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Los Angeles Times

Day laborers come together at a convention to process a year and a half of ICE raids

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Chicago Tribune

An audit of Chicago’s migrant response found no major issues with how City Hall spent more than $630 million to house and feed the asylum seekers, according to a report released by the Office of Inspector General.

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Boston Globe

Maine ICE agent David Brouillette had red flags. ICE hired him anyway.

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The Independent

Ukraine-Russia war latest: Zelensky says Putin preparing to bring 30,000 more North Korean troops into battle

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The Daily Telegraph

Donald Trump has paused plans to escalate the war on Iran after being warned that the US is running low on missiles. For the first time in nearly two weeks, the US president called off strikes on the Islamic Republic over the weekend and has set aside plans to return to major combat operations ⤵️

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