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1 of 13Orlando Sentinel -
2 of 13El Mercurio (Chile) -
3 of 13The Times (U.K.) -
4 of 13The New York Times -
5 of 13Corriere Della Sera (Italy) -
6 of 13The Washington Post -
7 of 13New York Daily News -
8 of 13El Comercio (Peru) -
9 of 13Tampa Bay Times -
10 of 13El País (Spain) -
11 of 13El Tiempo (Colombia) -
12 of 13The Jerusalem Post (Israel) -
13 of 13Los Angeles Times
As America wakes up the day after the massacre at a gay nightclub in Orlando, the front pages of newspapers are marking what has become the country’s deadliest mass shooting.
The Orlando Sentinel ran a full-page editorial on its A1, headlined “OUR COMMUNITY WILL HEAL.” In bold black type, The Tampa Bay Times focused on where Sunday’s tragedy fits into the U.S.’ grim recent history of mass shootings. The New York Daily News highlighted the weapon that the gunman, identified by law enforcement as Omar Mateen, legally bought before the massacre.
Orlando made front pages around the world as well: from El País in Spain and The Times in the U.K., to Corriere Della Sera in Italy and The Jerusalem Post in Israel.
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