Page 1 Roundup (09/17)

The Daily News: MTA announces $51.5 billion plan to save the subway, treat NYC’s transit sickness

Trump Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao -- aka Mrs. Moscow Mitch -- under investigation for self-dealing

KIT212: '80s Gus Kenworthy is the closest thing to perfect that I've ever seen

The Daily Beast: Team Trump says Saudis see this attack as their 9/11; Trump has vetoed five bills so far -- four of them to reduce support to Saudi Arabia

Instagram: Still more Pietro Boselli, including ocean video in a little black Speedo

Newsweek: 'Sodomite' scrawled on Delta passenger's rainbow-colored luggage tag

Domino's pizza app used to report hostage situation in San Diego

Twitter: OK, so this thread has me reconsidering the harshest criticism of the way the Gray Lady handled its latest piece on Brett Kavanaugh

Yahoo: Heartbreaking post from the sons of Ric Ocasek, who was revealed to have died of cardiovascular disease

Twitter: It ought to be a crime to tease a guy with tighty whities

People: Jane Lynch and Cyndi Lauper developing TV show that’s a "'Golden Girls' for today"

TV Line: Justin Theroux to star in Apple TV+'s "The Mosquito Coast" adaptation

Dlisted: Open post hosted by the woman who swallowed her engagement ring in her sleep

Deadline: ‘Pose’ actress Angelica Ross to host presidential candidate forum on LGBTQ issues

The Randy Report: Gareth Thomas and Prince Harry will team up to combat HIV stigma

Los Angeles Blade: 10 bogus reasons Queen Latifah and Missy Elliott can’t come out

New York Post: U.S. officials tell Saudi Arabia that oil attack was staged in Iran

Women are flocking to plastic surgeons to fix ‘resting bitch face’

The Washington Post: Inaction on Kavanaugh allegations reignites political rancor

The New York Times: The 2020 election might actually get interesting if the rest of Bernie Sanders's supporters follow the Working Family Party's lead

Trump says Iran appears responsible for Saudi attack but that he wants to avoid war

The Wall Street Journal: In property contests, $99 and a photo could get you 56 acres

Federal judges bemoaned a partisan political environment in which some have labeled them as extensions of the presidents who appointed them