The Israeli leader is expected to meet with the U.S. president at the White House on July 28.
Despite their opposing outlooks, readers in both parties zeroed in on the same core challenges.
Staged reopening begins in Arizona as record beef prices and tight supplies pressure the industry, with Mexico’s exports to begin again in late August.
Many middle-income first-time homebuyers do not qualify for affordable housing programs, yet cannot afford market-rate homes.

Attention shifted from earnings and revenue beats to the rising cost of AI capital spending, casting doubts about future free cash flow.
An agency official said this gives teachers more control over their classrooms.
The decision comes a few weeks after James told Los Angeles he wouldn’t return.
The president highlighted recent advancements during an Oval Office ceremony.
At least eight U.S. embassies issued alerts on Friday.
The sanctions freeze any property and interests in property of the designated individuals and entities that are in the United States.
‘We found that cursive writing also helps with early diagnosis of learning disabilities, including dyslexia and autism,’ Florida lawmaker said.
A panel of judges said the plaintiffs ‘lack any direct evidence of racial motivation’ in their legal challenge.
The administration accused the trading partners of failing to enforce bans on forced labor. It comes as a global 10 percent tariff is set to expire.
Payton Obert’s award-winning charity illustrates the power of kindness and ‘kids helping kids.’ The 9th annual event is set for July 25.
The long-held Saudi position on joining the Abraham Accords is that it will not do so unless Israel commits to the existence of a Palestinian state.
Threats to shipping through two major Middle Eastern waterways deepened concerns about disruptions to global energy supplies.
Shen Yun artists share their firsthand experience of transnational repression from the Chinese Communist Party.

‘New Jersey could have as many as 35,152 potential non-citizens registered to vote,’ Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said.
The U.S. military said three soldiers were recently killed in Jordan due to Iranian attack on a base in the country.