Front Page Roundup: Bin Laden's Death on Newspaper Homepages

John Hudson 4,096 Views May 2, 2011

The country's newspapers will be working over-time this morning, updating their websites with the latest reports and insights surrounding the death of Osama bin Laden. Here's a snapshot of how the largest papers are conveying the death of the Al-Qaeda leader on their homepages:

 

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