frontpage: mon jun 22

An overview of front pages for June 22. This Wall Street Journal front page from June 2026 highlights a significant shift in American travel habits, noting that the collapse of Spirit Airlines has driven budget-conscious passengers toward Greyhound buses. In international affairs, diplomatic tensions flared in Switzerland as President Trump’s social media threats briefly disrupted negotiations aimed at ending military operations in Lebanon. Despite heavy economic sanctions, the report indicates that Iran has maintained financial stability by bypassing restrictions through oil sales to China. Domestic business news is more positive, reporting a box office resurgence led by the massive global debut of Disney’s "Toy Story 5." Additionally, an investigative piece reveals that the betting platform Polymarket used deceptive social media influencers to promote fake gambling wins to users. Smaller briefs round out the coverage, touching on cybersecurity investments, rising chip costs, and a peculiar new trend of shirtless fans at baseball games.