Front pages and home pages around the U.S. led Wednesday with Hillary Clinton’s official nomination as the Democratic candidate for president. Some of the clever headlines: “Her story,” “Hill-story!” “Wife in the fast lane,” and “The first lady.” Here’s a collection of fronts. Let’s start with home pages:
And here are the front pages, via Newseum:
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