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The Angles · 958 angles · 266 stories · 354 outlets

How the outlets framed one event, laid side by side

When the desk finds a story the outlets agree on but frame apart, it logs each outlet’s angle as a verbatim doorway — the exact words that decide how you are meant to feel before you reach the verb. On each piece those doorways sit in the lead as a spectrum; here they are gathered across every coverage brief, one fan per story, so the choices line up next to each other. The desk renders no verdict on which frame is right — that is your call, and the whole point. Every line below is the outlet’s own, quoted verbatim, linked to the audit it came from.

2026-08-15 · Coverage brief

Gen. Randy George was ousted from the Army's top job in April without a stated reason. The sentences the internet has him saying are getting louder, and his rank in them keeps going up.

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. Wave one, fall 2025 — the fabricated broadcast (Snopes, rated **Fake**)three attributions, escalating in content and in rank'This man must be removed from office immediately.'
2026-08-15 · Coverage brief

Same drones, same Thursday evening, three different running totals for the campaign — and every one of them sourced back to the same company.

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. what each file was built around
2026-08-15 · Coverage brief

The White House Ballroom's Supreme Court Appeal Arrives — Zero Taxpayer Dollars, 65 Percent Complete, and One Week to Say So

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. Forbes, quoting the DOJ petitionthe bystander lineNo bystander could plausibly prefer to view an unfinished 70-foot-tall superstructure to the finished Project
2026-08-14 · Coverage brief

Both candidates told the public how the election ends before the commission running it decided what had happened.

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftcapital calm, no named spokesperson
  2. Reuters (via CNBC Africa, TimesLIVE)both principals quoted, and one official named
  3. The Zambian Observer / The People's Briefthe only list of places
2026-08-14 · Coverage brief

One national security memorandum, six newsrooms, two headlines, and two price tags that don't share a decimal place

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. Reuters (via The Edge Malaysia)one memo, two storiesTrump allows Navy to build ships abroad, orders return to steam catapults on carriers
  2. Associated PressLean Leftone hull or the whole classThat will leave the USS Gerald R. Ford, as well as the forthcoming USS John F. Kennedy and USS Enterprise, untouched.
2026-08-14 · Coverage brief

Justice Kagan moved a filing deadline by twenty-four hours Wednesday, and nothing else — no ruling, no rate, no verdict. That single administrative act was still enough for seven outlets covering the same order to file it as a reprieve, a stay, an extension, a halt, and a breather, with the actual disputed number, 27 percent, missing from the one piece that argued the most heatedly for Apple's right to charge it

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. The Epoch Timesthe judicial-history framerApple was in "willful violation" of her 2021 order and had acted "with the express intent to create new anticompetitive barriers which would, by design and in effect, maintain a valued revenue stream; a revenue stream previously found to be anticompetitive,"
  2. Gotechtorthe strategy framerApple has argued that a court-imposed fee in the U.S. could become a benchmark in disputes elsewhere. Regulators in other countries are already examining Apple's App Store rules, and the company does not want a rate established in one proceeding to become a reference point in those fights.
  3. Northeast Timesthe wire-length filerThe Supreme Court stepped in Wednesday to give Apple a short breather in its long-running legal battle with Epic Games over App Store fees.
2026-08-14 · Discrepancy audit

Thirteen thousand, nearly fifteen thousand, or more than sixteen — three federal offices filed three different totals for the same task force in the same week, while the President's own "NO CRIME" ran into a police log carrying 1,655 open cases

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. NPRLean Leftthe normalization thesis
  2. PBS NewsHour/APthe home-rule fight
2026-08-13 · Coverage brief

The army says it sent soldiers so 'the Qusra residents will remain in their homes.' The mayor tells three wires the army touched seven, eight, or three homes. The UN's 'supported or acquiesced to by Israel' ran in exactly one wire. The settler movement's own champion called its members 'terrorists.' Eleven named US-right outlets filed one story.

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. UN Human Rights Office, via AFPthe sole carrier of the UN's accusationThese criminal actions by the settlers, supported or acquiesced to by Israel, the occupying power, are making life unbearable for these Palestinian families, and are clearly aimed at forcing them to leave their homes and land
  2. ReutersCenterthe word and its usual referentOn Thursday, U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee referred to the settlers as 'terrorists' – a word American officials usually reserve for Palestinian militants.
  3. Mike Huckabee (X, via Washington Examiner)the champion's reversalhas been VERY involved & the IDF & Israel Police have gone at our request to remove the Israeli terrorists doing this. The actions of those doing this to this family's home is criminal.
  4. The Times of Israelthe leak that foiled the operationafter the army's plan was apparently leaked to the media in advance, prompting dozens of settler activists to swarm to the area in support of the outpost
  5. The Jerusalem Postthe no-arrest detailSettlers have since returned to their outpost, and no arrests have been made as of Wednesday at noon, according to Army Radio.
  6. BBC NewsCenterthe number, labeled this timeAccording to the UN's figures, 76 Palestinians - including 18 children - have been killed in the West Bank this year, by Israeli forces or settlers.
2026-08-13 · Coverage brief

Kennedy Center board votes to put Trump's name back — and the coverage can't agree what it voted to place, or whether the court is being defied or consulted

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. AP, headlinethe name-led wireKennedy Center board votes to add Trump's name to the facade of the performing arts building
  2. Washington Examiner, headlinethe closure-led, attribution-buried right fileKennedy Center Board votes to close facility for two years for construction
  3. NOTUSthe circumvention framerThe new inscription will test the order, though due to ongoing litigation the judge has the power to delay the project.
2026-08-13 · Coverage brief

The Post puts the White House construction bill at "at least $900 million" — and the number, the payer, and the right-of-center file all refuse to hold still

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. Fox News (May 6)the last word is still the president's own defenseActually, it is coming in ahead of schedule, and under budget!
2026-08-13 · Coverage brief

Trump says the U.S. 'owns' the waterway and Iran says it stays under Iranian control — the files agree the traffic is gone, and on not much else

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. Washington Examinerthe claim, carried without the rebuttalPresident Donald Trump declared once again on Wednesday that the U.S. military had 'total control' over the Strait of Hormuz and floated the possibility the United States could retain control of the key waterway.
  2. Al Jazeerathe transit drop as the counterweightUnited States President Donald Trump has doubled down on claims the United States maintains 'total control' over the Strait of Hormuz, even as transit through the arterial waterway fell to a one-week low amid the US-Israel war with Iran.
  3. CBS NewsLean Leftthe claim and both counterweights side by sidePresident Trump said Wednesday the U.S. has 'total control' over the Strait of Hormuz, a claim Iran has disputed and that comes as ships are hesitant to pass through the waterway.
  4. Kurdistan24Iran's 'lies' rebuttal as the leadIran's military on Thursday rejected as 'lies' US President Donald Trump's claim that Washington has gained total control over the Strait of Hormuz
2026-08-13 · Coverage brief

Khamenei fills six wartime posts on the same Monday, and ten newsrooms return tallies of six, five, and two — plus two ranks for one general and two titles for another.

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. CNNLean Leftthe White House claim it pushes back onUS President Donald Trump has boasted that his war in Iran has led to a 'very rational,' 'very different,' and 'much more reasonable' leadership in Tehran. But the elevation of six hardliners to top security positions this week suggests the Islamic Republic's new command may be neither moderate nor inclined to compromise.
  2. Iran Internationalthe two-way readBut rather than marking a wholesale changing of the guard, they draw heavily on figures who built their careers under Ali Khamenei — leaving open whether the new supreme leader is imposing his authority on the system or assembling an experienced security bloc whose support he needs to exercise it.
  3. Breitbartthe power-struggle readall of them seemingly intended to consolidate the grip of the theocracy over a unified military command structure at the expense of Pezeshkian and the remnants of Iran's secular government
  4. Anadoluthe vacancy-fill ledgerincluding successors to four commanders killed in the Israeli-US attacks, according to Iranian state broadcaster IRIB
2026-08-13 · Discrepancy audit

Weeks after the president was secretly moved off Air Force One in Ankara, the threat that moved him is being filed three ways — an Israeli warning the CIA didn't trust, a Secret Service emergency it acted on, and a Turkish suspicion that it was never real — while the president denies Israel told Washington anything at all

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. The Daily Beastthe official who called BSRubio, 55, was briefed on both the Israeli intelligence of the missile threat against Air Force One and the Secret Service's planned deception but nonetheless boarded Air Force One, a former official familiar with the matter told the Post.
  2. Middle East Eyethe fabrication hypothesisTurkish officials now say they believe the Israeli intelligence report was probably a ruse by Netanyahu's government to portray itself as protecting Trump, derail negotiations with Iran and undermine Trump's apparently close relationship with Erdogan.
  3. CBS NewsLean Leftthe executor that was never foundThere were also reports of a team in Turkey tasked with firing the surface-to-air missile at the plane, the U.S. officials said. But after more probes, no team was detected.
2026-08-13 · Coverage brief

A DHS notice for a device called G.L.O.V.E. splits nine newsrooms across ten files on the price, the purchase date, and what the shock actually feels like — none of it rises to a contradiction, only one Monday notice told ten ways.

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. Gov. Kathy Hochulthe New York legal fightYou cannot trample on someone's constitutional rights and you cannot cause them undo harm. You will be held accountable
  2. NPRLean Leftthe manufacturer's own footage as the evidence
  3. ABC Newsthe body-camera context
  4. Associated PressLean Leftthe death the other nine don't carry
2026-08-12 · Coverage brief

The government's own count moved between its own wire feeds Tuesday morning; the record-pace claim is timed from a May declaration, not from when the virus actually started spreading in February

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. Washington Examinerthe outbreak as a line item
  2. NPRLean Leftthe response that cannot catch up
  3. Al Jazeerathe outbreak as a mobility story
  4. ReutersCenterthe enforcement detail no other file carries
2026-08-12 · Discrepancy audit

The files cannot agree on whether the pivot is a bet or a fallback, or on Iran's inflation, its death toll, or what the president wants paid for

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. AxiosCenterthe de-escalation, exclusiveOnly a week ago, Trump was on the verge of ordering a return to major combat operations. But in an interview with Axios, he did not make any new military threats.
  2. NPR (AP wire)the arithmetic of the pivothe's now betting that another financial squeeze can bring an end to that war
  3. The HillCenterthe demands behind it and the pump at home
  4. The Times of Israelthe regime split underneathdisagreements within Iran between a camp led by President Masoud Pezeshkian, which supports a deal to avoid economic collapse, and a camp led by Revolutionary Guard Corps commander Ahmad Vahidi, which opposes concessions to the US
  5. Al Jazeerathe strait's contested statusthe only one that has control of the Strait of Hormuz right now is the United States Navy
2026-08-12 · Coverage brief

A Houthi missile strike killed the first sailors of the Iran war — and the files count three, four, and six dead, with one page that cannot hold its own list

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe roundupThey are the first known deaths from Houthi attacks on shipping off Yemen in the latest bout of fighting in the Arab country.
  2. Al Jazeerathe double-tapAt least two troops were killed in the second strike.
  3. Washington Examinerthe milestone and the ledgerThis could lead to a rise in energy and other costs, right as President Donald Trump was hoping for a respite.
  4. TASSthe ministry's fourThe death toll from a missile strike by Yemen's Houthi rebels from the Ansar Allah movement on the commercial vessel Tihama in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait has risen to four, Yemen's Transport Ministry said.
  5. The Jerusalem Postthe Al Hadath relayThree Pakistanis and an Indonesian national were killed in a Houthi missile strike on a commercial ship in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, the Saudi state-owned Al Hadath reported on Tuesday morning.
2026-08-12 · Coverage brief

Rep. Lauren Boebert's Monday statement ran "We take these allegations very seriously" in six files and "We take allegations very seriously" in one — and an eighth file carried no version of the statement at all; that is only the most checkable of the ways the coverage of her son's arrest on child sexual exploitation charges refused to hold a single shape

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. The Daily Beast (opening line)the mother's politics as the frame"We take these allegations very seriously and pray for everyone affected during this challenging time," the MAGA congresswoman said in a statement.
2026-08-12 · Coverage brief

Six states voted Tuesday and got at least three different nights back — a progressive wave, a party lurching left, and a test of a president's endorsement

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe incumbent ledgerThis year marks Larson's first primary challenge since he was first elected in 1998.
  2. CNN (This Morning)the electability binaryIt's up to Democratic voters weighing electability versus policy
2026-08-11 · Coverage brief

A week after his own Justice Department said the Reflecting Pool damage was a botched installation, the White House asked whether David Hearn could be charged again — and the same request is being filed as a new case, a revival, a revisit, and a case returning from the dead

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. NBC NewsLean Leftthe defense in court
  2. The New Republicthe door already openEisen confirmed to me that the push for those grand jury materials will now continue, despite Hearn's exoneration. That's because the court dismissed the case without prejudice—so prosecutors can theoretically revive the charges later.
  3. The Hill (Raskin's letter to Pirro and Burgum)the probeHow did this debacle happen? Why was Mr. Hearn charged with committing a felony punishable by up to 10 years in prison when the government knew he was innocent? … Did the U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI) deliberately mislead prosecutors to cover up a 'botched' renovation by a company awarded a dubious $15 million insider no-bid contract?
  4. Newsmaxthe right's readAttorney General Todd Blanche has said it is the president's right to weigh in on Justice Department investigations, a departure from predecessors who sought to avoid the appearance of White House interference.
  5. The Independent (UK)the international readThe Department of Justice is exploring whether to pursue additional charges against David Hearn, according to The Wall Street Journal, despite explicit admissions from administration officials shared with Pirro's office that the damage to the pool's newly applied lining was likely due to 'botched installation.'
2026-08-11 · Coverage brief

The US says a Navy helicopter fired on a ship running its Iran blockade — and the day's coverage split over what they hit, what to call the water, and a Houthi toll that climbed while it was being reported

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. TASSthe day's two relaysThe US military has opened fire at a Panama-flagged ship trying to breach the US maritime blockade on Iranian ports, The Wall Street Journal wrote, citing a US official.
  2. Washington Examinerthe strait ledgerA U.S. military helicopter fired on a merchant vessel trying to traverse the United States's Strait of Hormuz blockade, the first such instance in weeks.
2026-08-11 · Coverage brief

A Syrian court sentenced Bashar al-Assad to death in absentia — and the files can't agree on how many people it condemned, what the sentence is worth, or what to call the man who wasn't there

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. TASSthe relayDOHA, August 11. /TASS/. A court in Damascus has handed down a death sentence to former President Bashar al-Assad in absentia, Qatari TV channel Al Jazeera reported.
  2. Washington Examinerthe Russia ledgerA Syrian court sentenced former President Bashar Assad to death, testing the new government's relationship with Russia.
  3. Associated PressLean Leftthe critics in the marginsSome human rights groups, though, expressed concerns that the trials were rushed, potentially unfair and, at the very least, exposed flaws in Syria's justice system.
  4. The Jerusalem Postthe SANA-confirmed summaryFormer Syrian president Bashar al-Assad was convicted of premeditated murder of multiple people, including children, torture, arbitrary detention, and crimes against humanity, and was sentenced to death on Tuesday, Syria's official news agency SANA confirmed.
2026-08-11 · Discrepancy audit

Russia freed Robert Gilman after 1,666 days in prison — and the files can't agree whether the release was an exchange, a pardon, or a mercy; how long his original sentence ran; or how sick the man actually was

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. TASSthe release as a presidential confirmation, stripped of the manUS President Donald Trump has confirmed reports about the release of Robert Gilman, convicted in Russia, in a post on Truth Social.
  2. Reuters (via The Moscow Times)the release as a Putin pardon, and the missing decreeMoscow has freed Robert Gilman, a former U.S. Marine and English teacher imprisoned in Russia, after President Vladimir Putin approved a pardon for the ailing American based on humanitarian reasons
2026-08-11 · Discrepancy audit

The Colombian count crossed 200 — and the day's files still disagree on it by more than a factor of two, with one page holding 179, 169 and 111 at the same time

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. Fox NewsRighteach rung accurate for the hour it was printedkilling at least 111 people and injuring 87 others
  2. Reuters (via UNN)a regional breakdown that reconciles exactlyIn the city of Cali, the capital of the department of Valle del Cauca, 95 deaths, 949 injuries, and 45 structures that had completely or partially collapsed were recorded, according to Mayor Alejandro Eder.
2026-08-11 · Coverage brief

The Pentagon revoked Frank Kendall's clearance for an on-the-record comment about Air Force One — and no one will say which comment

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. MS NOWLeftthe wrong-person framer
  2. Fox NewsRightthe department's-own-words carrier
  3. Air & Space Forces Magazinethe charge-and-pushback renderer
  4. MediaiteLean Leftthe CNN-transcription carrier
  5. The Washington Postthe institutional-revoke framer
  6. Military.comthe lawsuit-carrier
2026-08-11 · Coverage brief

A drone armed with explosives reached the tarmac at Leipzig/Halle — and a week later the files still cannot agree what to call the danger, who sent the thing, or whether there was a second one at all

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. Al Jazeerathe Europe-wide patternAfter a drone crashes in Germany, fears of suspected Russian operations rise across Europe.
  2. TASS (Russian state media)the provocationIt is obvious that the hastily concocted provocation serves only the goals of Kiev and the militaristic wing of the European political class
  3. Washington Examiner (op-ed)the campaignGerman prosecutors have yet to name a suspect, and it will take time for them to do so. Still, the incident matches, in method and in target selection, a campaign of sabotage across Europe that Western security services have repeatedly traced back to the Russian intelligence services.
  4. Breitbartthe logistics warGerman security services are urgently investigating a series of apparently related incidents at Leipzig airport, including an armed explosive drone and a potential second drone striking a cargo jet mid-air, with Russia considered a potential suspect.
2026-08-11 · Coverage brief

Overnight strikes kill six in Zaporizhzhia and hit a Kyiv children's hospital — but only some of the wires say the missiles were North Korean, and none of them can hold the wounded count still

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe NK-warning ledeZelenskyy said Russian forces used ballistic missiles supplied by North Korea in their overnight attack on the southeastern Ukraine city of Zaporizhzhia, where local officials said six people were killed and 19 wounded.
  2. Reuters (via KWSN)the toll-and-fires lede, no missile attributionRussian attacks killed six people and wounded 20 in the southeastern Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia early on Tuesday and also struck Kyiv, triggering fires in the capital, officials said.
  3. Al Jazeerathe children's-hospital lede, no NKOvernight Russian attacks have killed six people in southeastern Ukraine and struck a children's hospital in the capital Kyiv, according to local officials.
  4. Euronewsthe president's attribution in the headline
  5. CBS NewsLean Leftthe attributed claim, the "kill nine" tollUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused Russia of using North Korean ballistic missiles in its attacks, as another night of bombardment killed at least nine civilians and injured dozens of others.
  6. CNBCthe escalation frame, the "vicious attack" quoteUkraine's president described the strike as a 'vicious attack' that killed six people and injured 19.
2026-08-11 · Coverage brief

Six Wall Street giants, $500 billion for Nvidia's chips — and the coverage of that one announcement can't agree who acted, what was signed, or whether the stock fell

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. CNBCthe live panel, and the MBS analogyBlackRock's Fink said that he believed this project was the start of the 'next future for financial engineering,' akin to the creation of mortgage-backed securities in the 1970s.
  2. Forkastthe sovereign-grade readWall Street has officially moved to underwrite artificial intelligence infrastructure as a sovereign-grade asset class.
  3. Forbes (Szczerba)the MOU subtractionThese are memorandums of understanding (MOUs), not signed contracts... The $500 billion is a target for capital to be raised over time. It isn't Nvidia's revenue, and it isn't one fund or one customer.
2026-08-11 · Coverage brief

Three confederations wrote an open letter that never names Infantino — the coverage supplied the name in its ledes, the president named him by name, and his own country's soccer federation signed the call against him

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. Al Jazeerathe US splitTrump's backing of Infantino is at odds with US Soccer, who joined the voices lining up against the FIFA president.
  2. The GuardianLean Leftthe cohost ledgerThe four bodies comprise 40 of the 41 Concacaf members, with the outliers being the third World Cup hosts Mexico, who went public last Friday with their continued support for Infantino.
  3. USA Todaythe world-leader ledgerSeveral world leaders have said they lost trust in Infantino, including Canada Prime Minister Mark Carney and United Kingdom Prime Minister Andy Burnham.
2026-08-11 · Coverage brief

Trump's vaccine order drew a wall of medical objection, led by a Republican senator who is a physician — and the files can't agree on the verb for what he did, or on what the order even was

How 7 outlets framed one event
  1. HuffPostthe senator-physician-break fileWhite House spokesman Kush Desai told HuffPost that Trump's executive order is based on the HHS vaccine safety assessment published earlier this year, 'which was driven by Gold Standard Science.'
  2. ABC Newsthe practical-mechanics fileThe American Academy of Pediatrics predicts it would take a decade to create a separate vaccine for each part of the MMR vaccine.
  3. Reuters (via The Jerusalem Post)the autism-theory fileThe order advances a goal of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., an anti-vaccine activist who has promoted a link between vaccines and autism that scientists have repeatedly debunked.
  4. Washington Examinerthe 18-to-11 fileTrump's executive order cut the number of vaccines that children receive from 18 to 11, following recommendations made last year by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
  5. Fox NewsRightthe parental-choice fileThe order urges spreading immunizations across five doctor visits and ending COVID jab recommendations for children.
  6. Breitbartthe choice-and-omission fileAn executive order to decrease the number of immunizations recommended for children by federal agencies to 'maximize parental choice'
  7. Just the Newsthe senator's-own-words fileLouisiana Sen. Bill Cassidy, a Republican and medical doctor, blasted President Donald Trump on Monday over his recent executive order that separated the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine into three different shots.
2026-08-11 · Coverage brief

Trump signed one childhood-vaccine order; the files called it a mandate overhaul, a suggestion, and a call to split the MMR — and the schedule it starts from is 17 or 18 recommended vaccines

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. Fox NewsRightthe medical-power-to-parents fileIt also ended recommendations that all minors receive the COVID-19 jab.
  2. The Daily Wirethe MAHA-victory filePresident Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday directing the federal government to overhaul childhood vaccine recommendations, delivering a major policy victory to Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the Make America Healthy Again movement.
  3. CBS News (Trump)the autism-file (the document vs the remarks)Today, we're proud to officially announce the United States of America's Gold Standard Childhood Vaccination Recommendations and that has to do with many subjects, but including autism in particular,
  4. Agence France-Pressethe suggestion-not-order fileOn these points Trump's move is more of a suggestion than an order.
  5. NPRLean Leftthe try-again-litigation fileThe order tries to accomplish similar goals that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention enacted in January, a move which was later blocked by a judge.
2026-08-11 · Coverage brief

A private Fauci text called a second-dose miscarriage risk 'theoretical'; the released message was filed as an admission, a concern, and a debate

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. Fox News (Johnson)the senator's smoking-gun vehicleThis is truly sick.
2026-08-10 · Coverage brief

Trump answered Iran's six conditions for reopening Hormuz by demanding Iran pay instead — and the coverage can't agree whether he scoffed, demanded, traded, or rejected

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. The Jerusalem Postthe strait as a commitment mechanism
  2. Al Jazeera (lead)the shift to economic pressureMore than 23 weeks into the war on Iran, United States President Donald Trump has signalled he would rather rely on squeezing Tehran's economy than returning to a military offensive
  3. ReutersCenterthe oil market as the ledgerBrent crude futures settled up $4.17, or 4.99 percent, at $87.72 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures closed $3.95, or 5.05 percent, at $82.13.
2026-08-10 · Discrepancy audit

A 7.4-magnitude earthquake hit western Colombia, and the same page held three death tolls at once: 47 in its address, 73 in its description, 111 in its headline

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. Breitbarteach rung accurate for the hour it was printedAt press time, however, authorities have not documented any deaths, though local officials in Choco warned that they expect a high number of casualties.
2026-08-10 · Coverage brief

Netanyahu rejected the 15-point plan again, for the people who said he hadn't — and the coverage split on what a rejection is: "not bothered" at the White House, a coming "clash" in Jerusalem, "not the final word" at the BBC

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. Nickolay Mladenov, Board of Peace CEO (via Washington Examiner)the plan proceeds without Israel's approvalThe road map is the document between the Board of Peace - led by President Donald Trump - and Hamas," and "nobody is required to do anything - last of all Israel - before we actually have verified steps on the ground.
  2. TASS (Russian state media)the cooperation the rejection didn't stopIsraeli representatives are cooperating with the organization on the ground in the Gaza Strip, including efforts to reduce the intensity of strikes on the enclave.
  3. The Jerusalem Postthe quiet building inside the Yellow Line
  4. Bassem Naim, Hamas political bureau (via AFP)the read that matches the White House'sWe expect the mediators and the American guarantor to pressure Netanyahu and his government to adhere to the roadmap, and not obstruct the process for internal political and electoral reasons
2026-08-10 · Discrepancy audit

The same US air-defense shelf, four sizes in one weekend — 2,330 Patriots before the war, or 2,500; THAAD at 234 to 278, or 70 to 170; and a "fewer than 1,700" ceiling wide enough to hold every number in the file

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. NPRLean Leftthe strategic-collapse readthe Center for Strategic and International Studies reported last month that the military has used up about two-thirds of its Patriot interceptors' defensive weapons against incoming fire.
  2. TASS, on the NYT reportthe allies'-doubt readsome US officials fear South Korea and Japan will doubt the ability of the United States to protect them
  3. Shin Beom-chul, former South Korean vice defense minister, via The Korea Heraldthe institutional-calm readYou cannot be assured of missile defense just because you have a certain number of interceptors,
2026-08-10 · Coverage brief

Trump names the man who helped approve the $400 million White House ballroom as his top lawyer — two days after a court stopped the building, and the coverage files his part in it from "helped secure approval" down to "not at all"

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. The Daily Wirethe counsel who told the president noThe promotion caps a rapid rise for Scharf and puts a lawyer with a demonstrated willingness to tell the president 'no' in charge of the office that vets the administration's legal strategy.
  2. The Times of Israelthe Jewish biographyIn 2023, after announcing his attorney general campaign, Scharf co-founded Jews Against Soros, a group dedicated to combating the Jewish liberal megadonor and what it called his 'nefarious' and 'radical' agenda.
  3. TASS (Russian state media)the state-media recitalThe White House Counsel advises the US president and the administration on legal matters, including the signing of legislation, pardon decisions and potential conflicts of interest.
2026-08-10 · Coverage brief

South Carolina Republicans pick Lindsey Graham's successor Tuesday — and the coverage is describing a different race from one file to the next

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftcampaigning from WashingtonGraham has been largely absent from the campaign trail, spending most of her time in Washington as an interim senator.
2026-08-10 · Coverage brief

A drone exploded near the Trans-Balkan gas pipeline on the Bulgaria-Romania border — and the wires that same morning could not hold its description still: the same object was unidentified and most likely a Maya decoy drone, the same man Georgiy and Heorhii, the same hour 5 a.m. and 8.10 a.m.

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. Al Jazeerathe regional patternA drone has exploded in Bulgaria near the Trans-Balkan gas pipeline, the latest in a surge of unidentified unmanned aerial vehicles flying into European territory as regional tensions escalate due to Russia's ongoing war in Ukraine.
  2. CBS News (AP)the accident on the border
  3. The Kyiv Independentthe identificationThe Bulgarian Defense Ministry later said that its initial analysis of the wreckage suggests the drone is a "Maya" decoy drone, widely used by Ukrainian forces.
  4. Bloombergthe object kept at arm's lengthRadev described the craft as "not a toy drone" and carrying "a solid amount of explosives."
2026-08-10 · Coverage brief

Russia and Ukraine traded another overnight round of strikes — and the morning's wires counted the dead at seven, at five, and at thirteen, depending on which file you opened first

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe interceptor-shortage frameLarge-scale Russian missile strikes on Ukrainian cities have become almost routine in recent weeks, with Moscow exploiting Ukraine's critical shortage of interceptors for the U.S.-made Patriot systems
  2. TASSthe state toll-tickerThree civilians were killed and 25 others, including children aged four and nine, were injured in an overnight Ukrainian drone attack on Belgorod
  3. Euronewsthe 24-hour ledgerUkrainian officials say 13 people were killed and approximately 90 others were injured in Russian attacks over the past 24 hours
  4. AFPthe partial ledgerThe two people killed by a Russian drone strike were in the major northeastern city of Kharkiv
2026-08-10 · Coverage brief

The price, in writing: Iran's security council posts six conditions for Hormuz — "only semi-negotiating" at the White House, "doesn't constitute negotiations" in Tehran

How 7 outlets framed one event
  1. ReutersCenterthe price, itemizedIran said it was nearing a final pact with Oman defining new shipping lanes between them through the Strait of Hormuz but repeated that the U.S. must meet other conditions, including compensation and an end to sanctions and military threats, before the strategic waterway is reopened.
  2. Associated PressLean Leftthe behavior ledgerIt must 'completely compensate' Iran for war damage, lift sanctions and 'unconditionally' release frozen assets.
  3. CBS NewsLean Leftthe unlikely ledgerThe Supreme National Security Council of Iran issued a list of highly unlikely demands from the U.S. in order to fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz
  4. The Jerusalem Postthe decouplingOn Saturday, the IRGC said that reopening the Strait of Hormuz is not related to Iran-Oman negotiations but is conditional on the US accepting Iran's conditions.
  5. Washington Examinerthe wrenchIranian National Security Council Secretary Mohammad Bagher Zolghadr released the statement with six demands through Iran's state media, saying 'until America corrects its behavior, the Strait of Hormuz will not open.'
  6. Breitbartrefusal in the Iranian chairThere will be no direct talks between Iran and the U.S. as long as Washington continues to ignore Tehran's demands for solving the Strait of Hormuz dispute, Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said on Sunday.
  7. The Times of Israelthe victory groundworkUS President Donald Trump is focused on reopening the Strait of Hormuz and has been 'laying the groundwork to declare victory' on Iran, possibly even without a nuclear deal, The Wall Street Journal reported Sunday, citing US officials.
2026-08-09 · Coverage brief

One sentence, four endings: Netanyahu rejects the 15-point Gaza plan — a "major blow" at HuffPost, "restated" at Reuters, two verbs at the two big wires

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. AFPthe base, the flank, and the best friendsPolls show that the Gaza plan is unpopular with Netanyahu's right-wing base, and far-right members of his cabinet have urged him to kill it.
2026-08-09 · Coverage brief

Sunday Roundup: two men booked twice, one war on every couch — graded a loss on NBC, "like a chess game" by phone

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. Abdul El-Sayed (on the Obama call)the nominee in the coalition registerIt was a really warm and inspiring conversation,
  2. Jake Tapper (on the president's photo post)the same nominee in the counterpunch registertwo very different Americans.
  3. Jake Tapperthe adviser and the moving integerThe economy, according to BLS, lost 23,000 jobs in July, when economists were expecting a 95,000-job gain,
  4. Fox News (video title)the same adviser, by title onlyKevin Hassett blames 'runaway inflation' on Biden, warns of rising socialism
  5. Sen. Bernie Sanders (on Michigan)the party's housekeeping$60 million in billionaire-funded super PAC money came into that race, half from AIPAC, and yet he managed to win.
  6. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortezrenewal, and the demandsI think that we are in a time of renewal for the Democratic Party.
2026-08-09 · Coverage brief

Flock's cameras are "the future of policing" and a "movement dossier" — and the corpus cannot agree who is cutting them down: patriots, vandals, or terrorists

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. Reasonthe warrant arithmeticlicense plate data searches by law enforcement are routinely conducted without reasonable suspicion, probable cause, or a warrant
  2. Chris Anders, WV Freedom Caucus chairmanthe fight inside the rightGeorge Orwell's 1984 was intended as a warning, not an instruction manual. We should be striving for more 1776, not more 1984.
  3. CNN/ABC7the convergence frameIn a politically divided country, opposition to Flock cameras is the rare issue that binds people across the ideological spectrum.
  4. Nuchette Black-Burke, Windsor mayorthe contract ledgerThis tool is important; the vendor is not what we want
2026-08-09 · Coverage brief

"No possibility of resuming negotiations," "some progress": Washington and Tehran spent the weekend describing one channel, and the files cannot say whether it is a negotiation

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. TASSthe progress fileThey (the Iranians - TASS) want this thing to be over.
  2. Al Jazeerathe president's window
  3. NewsweekCenterthe checklist and the wager
2026-08-09 · Coverage brief

No meeting was scheduled: Max Miller stayed past the Saturday cutoff, and the files hold the GOP's window at three heights — closed, almost certain, still on the calendar

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. The New York Times (wire)the meeting that was not scheduledMatt Miller, the Ashland County party chair and mayor of Ashland, who is not related to the congressman, said Saturday that no such meeting had been scheduled.
  2. Forbesthe $1 millionMiller told the Journal that he plans to lend $1 million to his campaign in two installments of $500,000 and added that he was 'invested in this election in every way' and would pour all the resources needed to win.
2026-08-09 · Coverage brief

The count is unanimous, the blame is bespoke: nine House incumbents are out, and the corpus files four endings for one "because"

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. Al Jazeera (headline)the record in the headlineAnti-Muslim US Congressman Andy Ogles loses Republican primary
2026-08-09 · Coverage brief

One tape, two ledes: a cancer update in some files, a pardon verdict in others — and the "spread" has been public since May 2025

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. Al Jazeerathe debate retro-claimNine months later, he was diagnosed with stage-four prostate cancer and stage-four metastatic bone cancer, none of which we knew
2026-08-09 · Coverage brief

Thailand's deadliest school shooting in years, and the toll the corpus cannot hold: five at the school, seven with the grandparents, eight after the girl died, nine if you count the shooter

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. ReutersCenterthe reconstructionEach was killed by a single gunshot to the head
  2. CBS NewsLean Leftthe classmate's psychologyHe was my junior, but I had a feeling that he was a troubled kid. My group of friends who knew him said he was interested in the FBI and guns, and that he was bullied by many other students
  3. The Daily Wirethe outlet vs its own captionPolice said the teen shot and killed his grandparents at their home earlier that day before going to the school, bringing the number of victims killed in the attacks to seven.
2026-08-09 · Coverage brief

ICE's body cameras arrive with a release clause — the policy says the footage comes out only in the agency's 'best interests,' and the agency's acting director says the wire that printed that sentence was misleading

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. Washington Examinerthe footage may never surfaceFederal agency Immigration and Customs Enforcement is close to outfitting agents and officers nationwide with body-worn cameras, but the footage recorded on devices may never make it to the public.
  2. FOX6the policy, quoted nearly verbatimIf it is determined that it is in the best interests of the agency to publicly release the BWC footage, ICE will, as soon as practicable, expedite the public release of such footage. Generally, this process should occur within 72 hours of recording of a Serious Bodily Injury or Death in Custody, or as soon as operationally feasible.
  3. The HillCenterthe dispute as 'misreporting'Acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Director David Venturella accused the Associated Press on Saturday of misreporting his agency's body camera policy in an article on how ICE decides what footage may be released to the public.
2026-08-09 · Coverage brief

Two months after a sanctioned Russian "shadow fleet" tanker grounded in a protected whale reserve off Oman, the corpus cannot agree how big the spill is, what blew a hole in the hull, or how many barrels it holds — and only one outlet in the file explains who will pay

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. Tech Timesthe only source that follows the money
  2. Reuters (via Oman Observer)the registration file
2026-08-09 · Coverage brief

The week Lebanon and Israel agreed who could verify Hezbollah's disarmament, Lebanon said it won't come back to the table — and the September round is "set," "yet to be confirmed," and conditional, depending on which file you open

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. ReutersCenterthe mechanism file
  2. Al Jazeerathe ground file
2026-08-09 · Coverage brief

DHS told Haitian TPS holders "it's closing time" and fitted some with ankle monitors — the same week its secretary told governors "you probably won't even see us at all" and his own coalition asked where the mass deportations went

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. The Independent (Sen. Chris Murphy)This is an embarrassment for the United States of America,
  2. Associated PressLean LeftWe're expecting you to have compassion for our people. They haven't done anything wrong,
  3. Daily WireBut one source with knowledge of the president's frustrations shared that Trump has already considered replacing Mullin.
2026-08-08 · Coverage brief

Iran says a Hormuz deal is "very close," Iran says the strait "will not open," and Iran says those are two different subjects — one Saturday, three official voices, and ten files that each picked a lane

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. ReutersCenterThe UAE said on Saturday that Iran had attacked a carrier affiliated with the UAE's state oil company with a missile as it transited the Strait of Hormuz.
  2. Fox News (Trump, Thursday)I'm involved in the negotiation. I think we're doing fine. It could be. It could be soon
  3. TASS (headline)the four calm paragraphsOman, Iran continue talks on Strait of Hormuz in positive atmosphere — Foreign Ministry
2026-08-08 · Coverage brief

The Senate left for recess and the SAVE Act stayed behind — the same exit filed as Trump's defeat, Trump's deal, and a brake Trump pumped

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe two registers'This fight's not over. We're just getting started,' he said.
  2. Associated PressLean Leftthe demand and the acceptance'Stop grandstanding, and try getting this done,' he wrote in a social media post.
  3. Associated PressLean Leftrelated vs proof of citizenship vs separateThe Senate failed to advance on a 52-46 vote a bill that would require a photo ID to vote in an election to federal office. Related to the separate SAVE America Act, it was sponsored by Republican Sen. Jon Husted of Ohio.
2026-08-08 · Coverage brief

The Senate confirms Todd Blanche 50-49 — and the same vote is filed as a survival story, a party-line routine, and a cave-in

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. MS NOW (on-air banner, 2026-08-07)the weaponization frameTRUMP CONTINUES TO WEAPONIZE LEGAL SYSTEM AGAINST ENEMIES
  2. Roll Callthe two confirmations as bookendsLast March, the Senate first confirmed Blanche to serve as the deputy attorney general,
  3. Senate Judiciary Committee (Grassley statement)the outcome ledgerAmerica is safer with Todd Blanche at the helm of the Justice Department. Under his leadership, the United States' homicide rate fell to its lowest level in over 125 years. Every major violent crime category has fallen below pre-pandemic levels and violent crime arrests have increased 184%.
2026-08-08 · Coverage brief

UEFA says it made a 'departure payment' to a woman alleged to be Infantino's lover. The Telegraph calls it a pay-off. Both files describe the same money.

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. The Daily Telegraphthe wide fileMr Infantino is said to have promoted his alleged lover, giving her a pay rise of 30 per cent and a salary of about 160,000 Swiss francs (£147,000).
  2. The GuardianLean Leftthe wires and the GuardianUefa has confirmed a "departure payment" was made to a female employee who is alleged to have been in a relationship with Gianni Infantino while he was the organisation's general secretary, allegations Fifa has dismissed as "categorically untrue".
  3. TASSthe denial as the storyFIFA and its president Gianni Infantino have denied allegations of a romantic relationship with a former UEFA employee, calling the suggestion "categorically untrue" and "defamatory" in a comment to the Telegraph newspaper.
  4. LBCthe widest frame in the corpusFifa President Gianni Infantino has been accused by his former workplace of promoting and then paying off a woman that he had an affair with
2026-08-08 · Coverage brief

The second letter about firing Lisa Cook opens by citing the ruling that blocked the first — and the coverage files the same page as a remedy, a defiance, and an "assault" on the Fed

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. Fox BusinessLean RightPresident Donald Trump is considering renewing his push to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook over mortgage fraud allegations amid an ongoing legal debate over the president's ability to remove members of the independent central bank, FOX Business has learned.
2026-08-08 · Coverage brief

One recorded question, one recorded syllable, seven verbs: what nine newsrooms filed about the Fetterman interview, and the sentence in two of them that the transcript does not contain

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. Stewartwhat the verbs are describingJewish community and Israel are not the same thing, brother man.
2026-08-08 · Coverage brief

The pact Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan signed in Mecca "targets no country," its signatories insist — while the coverage calls it a marriage of alarmed U.S. allies, a counterweight to Iran, and a "paper agreement"

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. PBS NewsHourthe Article-5 frameSaudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan signed an agreement similar to NATO's Article 5, pledging that a strike against one of them would be considered a strike against all of them.
2026-08-08 · Coverage brief

The seventh round of Israel-Lebanon talks ended with Washington saying the sides are "a lot closer," a Lebanese source saying they had "not yielded definitive results" — and the heaviest fighting in weeks around the table

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. The Jerusalem Postthe talks-hold frameHezbollah's attempts to wreck Beirut-Jerusalem talks failing, experts tell 'Post'
  2. Al JazeeraBeirut's optimism framethat practical steps will soon emerge
  3. Washington Examinerthe simultaneity frameThe Israeli military renewed its airstrike campaign against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon on Wednesday as Israeli and Lebanese negotiators met in Rome for a second consecutive day of talks aimed at securing a lasting peace.
2026-08-08 · Discrepancy audit

Trump says the shortage reports are "treasonous" and the leakers are "being hunted down" — while the Pentagon preps a roughly $80 billion request to restock the munitions the White House calls "more than enough"

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. Washington Examiner (Waltz, in the section header)the administration's two registersPEOPLE LEAKING … DESERVE TO BE IN JAIL
  2. The Jerusalem Post (headline)the investigation frameTrump opens investigation over leak of US' lack of munitions at critical phase of conflict - report
  3. TASS (Russian state media), its own leadthe relayed optics readingUS President Donald Trump was angered when he learned of media reports on the depletion of US ammunition stocks, CNN reported.
  4. CGTN (China state media)the temperature readingthreatening jail for 'leakers' as his frustration with the Iran war boiled over
2026-08-07 · Discrepancy audit

Iranian officials say the Hormuz deal carries a "service fee," American officials say it carries nothing — and the shipping industry has already named the difference: "a toll in all but name"

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. ReutersCenterthe deal as a compliance object
  2. TASS headlinethe answer in the headlinePassage through Strait of Hormuz not to be subject to fees pending final agreement — AP
2026-08-07 · Coverage brief

Jon Husted broke a week of silence to demand Max Miller resign — the same day Bernie Moreno said he sent his family 'out of state to a secure place' and Miller's camp answered they were 'not wisked away to some bunker'

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. TNND (via KATU), Sen. Bernie Morenothe senator's account of a supervised exchangeImagine this. I had to go pick her up because I don't want my daughter interacting with this man. So I meet him at the Bay Village police station because that's the place that we have to go to meet because I don't know what this guy's capable of.
  2. The Daily Wirethe interview as the week's centerTapper opened the contentious interview by asking about the stuffed 'little blue bunny' that Miller's daughter took everywhere and asked whether Moreno had been telling the truth when he said Miller had refused to return it for two days
2026-08-07 · Discrepancy audit

Trump signs new birthright-citizenship orders a month after the Court struck down his first — the June vote was 6-3 in the wires and 5-4 in one file, and the new orders are promised lawful by one side and doomed by the other

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. TASSthe single-order reductionTrump signs executive order banning 'birth tourism' in US
  2. Al Jazeera (Kimberly Wehle)the clash frameIt looks like what Donald Trump is setting up is a clash between himself and the authority of the United States Supreme Court
2026-08-07 · Coverage brief

Democrats scheduled a unity breakfast after the most expensive Senate primary in history — and the file served it as an embrace, a 'Cuck' Schumer moment, a wound, and a warning about the 'deadly road to communism'

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. ABC Newsthe coalition testAbdul El-Sayed proved that a progressive can win a statewide Democratic primary in one of the nation's biggest battlegrounds. But his narrower-than-expected victory also underscores that his most significant challenge begins now -- building the coalition he'll need to win in November.
  2. Associated PressLean Leftthe mend-fences wirewe have a responsibility to ensure that we unite, unite to make sure that Mike Rogers never sees the inside of the U.S. Senate.
2026-08-06 · Coverage brief

Mitch McConnell says he's been discharged from the rehabilitation center — and the file can't agree where he fell, how long he's been gone, or what the sentence is worth

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. NBC NewsLean Leftthe absence quantified in floor votesSince his hospitalization, McConnell has missed 51 Senate floor votes and is expected to miss the vote to confirm Todd Blanche for attorney general if it takes place this week.
  2. Roll Callthe proxy vote that stalled a billThat included a markup earlier Thursday in the Agriculture Committee, where he 'voted by proxy.' But proxy voting doesn't count toward advancing a bill to the full chamber floor, causing the farm bill the committee was working on to stall.
  3. Associated PressLean Leftthe wire's neutral frameMcConnell, 84, gave no specific date for his return to the Capitol, but senators are expected to soon leave Washington for the traditional August recess.
  4. The Irish Timesthe absence that narrows a confirmation pathMcConnell's absence further narrows Republicans' already tight path to approving US president Donald Trump's former personal attorney, Todd Blanche, as head of the department of justice.
2026-08-06 · Coverage brief

HHS says its Head Start rewrite returns the program to its roots and opens it to 'hundreds of thousands more children'; the ACLU calls it 'an illegal attempt to dismantle' — and the agency's own slot projections do not agree with each other

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. The Nationthe citizenship clause the official release does not mentionIf the rule is finalized, it will only allow children who are citizens, United States nationals, or 'qualified aliens,' and with at least one parent with that status, to enroll. That will shut out a number of immigrants, and potentially children who are American citizens, for the first time ever.
2026-08-06 · Coverage brief

A Senate committee held Anthony Fauci in contempt — by a vote counted 8-7, 8-5, and 8 to 5 with two more opposing by proxy, bound for a Justice Department the corpus can't agree it reached

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. The GuardianLean Leftthe device as the next instrumentThe evening before the vote, it emerged that the US Department of Health and Human Services had provided a copy of Fauci's phone to a Senate subcommittee. 'Hopefully, this device will address many of the questions he refused to answer at last week's hearing,' Republican Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, the subcommittee's chair, wrote on social media.
2026-08-06 · Coverage brief

Wesley Bell beat Cori Bush again — by 22 points this time — and the same night became 'the battle for the Democrat party' on Fox and a footnote to Michigan's wins on CNN

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. The Daily Wirethe humiliating rebukeSquad Member Cori Bush's Comeback Bid Ends In Humiliating Defeat
  2. St. Louis Public Radiothe local countWith nearly all of the votes counted Tuesday night, Bell led Bush 59.2% to 36.9%.
2026-08-06 · Coverage brief

The campaign calls the Texas governor's race a one-point dead heat; the same week, a university poll calls it a six-point lead — and both sentences are in the file, filed by different instruments

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. Fox NewsRightbetter liked, less known, still behindAbbott has a net positive personal rating by a single point (50% favorable vs. 49% unfavorable).
2026-08-06 · Coverage brief

Three straight polls put a Democrat ahead in a Texas Senate race for the first time in decades — and the coverage calls it a shock, an edge, a pipe dream, and an expanding lead all in the same week

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. WJLAthree polls assembled under one named analystThree public polls released in the past month show Democrat James Talarico narrowly leading Republican Ken Paxton in the Texas U.S. Senate race, with the latest survey from Texas Southern University released this morning putting Talarico ahead by two points.
  2. NewsweekCentera 40-point independent lead as the headline figureDemocratic state Representative James Talarico held a 40-point lead among independent voters over Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton in a new poll of the Texas U.S. Senate race released on Tuesday.
2026-08-06 · Coverage brief

James Carville hands the DNC to David Hogg, Hogg hands it back — and the coverage cannot agree who should run the party, whether Ken Martin is safe, or whether the problem is age or extremism

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. The HillCenterthe process item
  2. MediaiteLean Leftthe scorched-earth opener
  3. Western Journalthe schadenfreude frame
2026-08-06 · Coverage brief

Donavan McKinney beat Shri Thanedar in Detroit's 13th — and the file holds four nouns for what won: progressive, democratic socialist, socialist, DSA-backed

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe representation story
  2. Fox NewsRightthe wave story
  3. The Daily Wirethe party-in-retreat story
  4. The Times of Israel (JTA)the Israel story
  5. The Times of Israelwho carries itAIPAC fundraised for Thanedar during his contest with McKinney, but the pro-Israel group focused its strongest efforts in Michigan this cycle on defending pro-Israel moderate Rep. Haley Stevens against progressive Israel critic Abdul El-Sayed for the Democratic nomination for Senate.
2026-08-06 · Coverage brief

AIPAC spent a record $32 million to stop Abdul El-Sayed and lost — and the report that it might spend again rests on six people nobody will name

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. Breitbartthe loss as the establishment's, not the lobby's
  2. The Times of Israelthe loss as watershed
2026-08-06 · Coverage brief

Michigan's first dated general-election polls on El-Sayed vs Rogers are ten points apart, and the coverage built to carry them cites neither number

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. Fox NewsRightfive newsrooms, five verbsEl-Sayed is a far-left figure backed by progressive champions and socialists like Sen. Bernie Sanders…
2026-08-06 · Coverage brief

Rep. Max Miller is still on Ohio's ballot after the Wednesday his own coverage called a deadline: the file that built that countdown never agreed with itself on what day, or what mechanism, actually governed it

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. The Daily Beast (headline)same file, three keysAccused MAGA Wife-Beater Goes Full Trump in Car Crash CNN Interview
2026-08-06 · Coverage brief

Abdul El-Sayed is Michigan's Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate by fewer than fifteen thousand votes — and the file this desk opened Wednesday afternoon cannot agree on the noun that follows his name

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. Bloomberg (via Yahoo Finance NZ)the two-track postgreat news for the Republican Party
  2. The HillCenterthe governor's pivot
  3. Washington Examinerthe super PAC ad
2026-08-06 · Coverage brief

The "Democrats blew it" story on El-Sayed's win arrived within hours — and in this corpus it is told by three kinds of voice, and only one of them is a newsroom's own

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. Fox News [reporter]the own-voice frameRepublicans get the Democrat they wanted as socialist Abdul El-Sayed wins Michigan Senate primary
  2. Washington Examiner [reporter]the attributed giddinessRegardless, GOP leaders are giddy about el Sayed's primary win.
  3. HuffPost [quote: Sens. Schumer and Gillibrand, joint statement]the establishment-unity rebuttalDemocrats are united by a common purpose: putting a check on Donald Trump by defeating his Republican enablers and taking back the Senate.
  4. NBC News [reporter]the GOP-boost corroborationRogers and national Republicans had signaled that they consider El-Sayed an easier opponent than Stevens.
2026-08-05 · Coverage brief

Abdul El-Sayed won Michigan's Senate primary. Eleven newsrooms can't agree on what it means.

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. Breitbartliability signal vs. neutral descriptor vs. silencePiker called the remark 'inappropriate' and apologized for it that year
2026-08-05 · Coverage brief

Mike Johnson broke his silence on Max Miller by reaching for the word "process" — and the corpus cannot make that word mean what Miller told CNN it meant the night before

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. Breitbart (headline)the gravest file, the newest escalationEthics Investigation Opened into Rep. Miller; Sen. Moreno Calls Him Out for Posting 'Completely Naked' Photos of Granddaughter
2026-08-05 · Coverage brief

Russia hit Kyiv with 28 missiles and 115 drones and Ukraine intercepted none of the missiles — the wires agree on that, then can't hold what was hit, whose fault the intercepts weren't, or who the dead were

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. TASS (Russian state media)the military-ledger frameRussian forces delivered new strikes on Ukrainian military sites overnight
  2. BBC NewsCenterthe domestic ledger and the chain contextUkraine's emergency services said one person had died in the city of Kyiv and at least 16 injured, with a further 16 dead in the wider region.
2026-08-05 · Coverage brief

Max Miller's withdrawal deadline arrives with Miller still in the race and doubling down — the White House privately hopes he's gone, Senate Republicans are split, and the corpus can't agree on when the clock runs out

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. NewsweekCenterthe succession file, filed before the vacancy
  2. Miller, via BBCthe vow, unaccompaniedI will never ever let my baby girl see her daddy walk away as a quitter.
  3. Miller, to Jake Tapper, via Daily Beastthe interview, twice filedIn 2016, when President Donald J. Trump faced the most extreme allegations in the world that hit him day after day after day, and people in the media--very much like yourself and others--said that he would have no shot at winning, that he should not be the President of the United States
2026-08-05 · Coverage brief

Iran's state media says the Hormuz agreement with Oman will remain delayed while US threats continue — in the same hours Trump says the talks were 'very good' and he will know where he stands 'within 48 hours'

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, via Breitbart"The Straits are open" against the shipping tallyThere are ships moving through the Straits. There's oil moving right now through the Straits. The Straits are open,
2026-08-05 · Coverage brief

Max Miller asked the House to investigate him on Tuesday, the Ethics Committee opened the probe — and the same day's coverage can't agree who prompted it, when the withdrawal deadline lands, or what Trump actually told him on the phone

How 8 outlets framed one event
  1. NewsNationthe committee-chairman file
  2. The Independent (UK)the support-request file
  3. WKYC 3Newsthe local-machine file
  4. "Miller has until Wednesday to withdraw from the ballot, which would allow Republicans to hold a rapid replacement primary for his Cleveland-area House seat," with Jim Renacci's readthe replacement-candidates fileI truly don't believe Max is leaving, I think Max is going to stay in the race.
  5. Reuters (via Union Leader)the arithmetic file
  6. Semaforthe spurns-pressure file
  7. Roll Callthe distance file
  8. Fox NewsRightthe feud file
2026-08-04 · Discrepancy audit

Russia and Ukraine traded their deadliest overnight strikes in months — and the same night's coverage can't hold one body count, one verdict on the beach drone, or one name for what the strikes were

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe mutual-civilian ledger with UN framingRussia has relentlessly pounded civilian areas of Ukraine
2026-08-04 · Coverage brief

I fetched one AP page twice and read two different crises — the crossing grew by twenty thousand between visits, the death toll never found a second source that agreed, and in the gap the EU declared 'strong solidarity' with Spain

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe Sanchez profileSpanish Prime Minister Sanchez fends off blistering criticism within the EU over Ceuta crisis
  2. ReutersCenterthe Commission's presserEuropean Commissioner for Migration Magnus Brunner alleged that Spain's Ceuta border crisis was fueled by criminal smuggling networks and disinformation on social media after an emergency meeting of EU interior ministers about the incident on Tuesday.
  3. AFPthe letter campaignTwenty-two countries led by Italy, Denmark, Germany and Hungary sent a letter of their own on the Ceuta crisis, warning against migration "policies that can serve as pull factors" and citing Spanish-style regularization schemes as a case in point.
  4. Foxthe infiltration lensThousands of migrants remained stranded in Spain's North African city of Ceuta on Tuesday as the European Union offered emergency assistance to reinforce the enclave's border and Spanish authorities investigated whether criminals or suspected jihadists used last week's chaotic mass crossing to enter European territory.
  5. BBC NewsCenterthe count and the letterSpain estimates that about 69,500 migrants have now returned to Morocco, exceeding initial estimates of 50,000. The official death toll on the Spanish side of the border stands at 72, with 11 deaths on the Moroccan side.
2026-08-04 · Coverage brief

Blanche cleared the Senate Judiciary Committee 12-10 — and the corpus still can't agree what the fund it buried was worth, what to call it, or whether it's staying buried

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe order's own wordsBlanche issued an order Sunday evening confirming 'beyond any doubt, that there is no Fund.'
  2. The GuardianLean Leftthe provisional advanceExperts say, however, that Trump could easily reverse the deal.
  3. Fox NewsRightsurvival, not victoryconfirmed acting Attorney General Todd Blanche in a 12-10 vote, sending him to the Senate floor for his final test.
  4. CBS NewsLean Leftthe letter that isn't a required exhibit
2026-08-04 · Coverage brief

Three more Reflecting Pool cases closed this week on the same one-page form that closed David Hearn's, and the corpus still can't reconcile how many people the president says were ever arrested

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. NPRLean Leftthe four names and the count that doesn't add upPresident Trump said in late June that 'six people have been arrested, and seven people have been cited' for damaging the pool... Only three of those people, plus Hearn, have been publicly named in court cases and media reports.
  2. NBC Washington (Eisen)the lawsuit door left open, and a smaller correction sitting beside itAll options are on the table. For now, we're focused on getting the case dismissed,
  3. CBS NewsLean Leftthe attorneys get their say
  4. Washingtonianthe mechanics, laid bare
  5. Breitbart, August 1the prosecutor as villain, filed three days too early to know itSophie Dennison-Gibby (49) and Cameron Thiers (26) still have their misdemeanor cases pending.
  6. Trumpthe president's own words, unfilteredI think she choked because the judge was really vicious." He continued: "Instead of going after the people that did it, the judge went after her and went after her department, and I guess she choked. I don't know what the hell happened.
2026-08-04 · Coverage brief

Michigan decides its Democratic Senate primary today, and the corpus that calls it a test can't agree what's being tested, how large the lead is, or which pile of money is the real number

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. Fox NewsRightthe civil war, sized for a national readThe power of President Donald Trump's endorsements in GOP primaries faces new tests Tuesday in key nomination battles
  2. JTAthe money voters say isn't the issueAIPAC gets lots of attention in Michigan Senate primary, but voters say it's not their top issue
  3. ABC Newsthe Israel fight as the race's centerStevens maintains that she supports a peaceful two-state solution.
  4. Associated PressLean Leftgrassroots versus outside moneyEl-Sayed cast the spending as a question of whether grassroots organizing can overcome millions in outside contributions.
  5. Al Jazeerathe constituency the money missedUS Arabs eye 'historic' Senate win for Abdul El-Sayed despite AIPAC attacks
2026-08-04 · Coverage brief

Twenty-five states call Trump's latest tariffs a 'pretext' for taxes the Supreme Court struck down — and the corpus can't agree on the count, the coalition, or the White House's verb

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. Headlinethe "to stop" frame25 states sue to stop Trump administration's latest tariffs
  2. Letitia Jamesthe constitutional noteNo matter how the administration tries to justify it, the law and our Constitution are clear that the president does not have the power to impose sweeping tariffs on whatever countries he wants
  3. France24the composition note
  4. Washington Examinerthe complaint verbatim
2026-08-04 · Coverage brief

EU interior ministers meet over Ceuta today — and the run-up coverage can't agree whether it's a solidarity summit, a reckoning, or a lessons-learned exercise

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. Anadoluthe Italy item nobody on the right coveredItaly will propose the creation of EU-funded migrant hubs outside the bloc, modeled on its centers in Albania, at Tuesday's emergency meeting of EU interior ministers following the migration crisis in Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta, according to ANSA news agency.
  2. Al Jazeerathe stranded children the meeting is not scheduled to discussHundreds of unaccompanied minors are stranded in Ceuta in North Africa, following the massive surge of migrants
2026-08-04 · Coverage brief

Senate Republicans told Max Miller 'he should quit' Monday night — and the deadline to replace him on Ohio's ballot is Tuesday, Wednesday, and August 10, depending on which file you open

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. PoliticoLean Leftthe wave-watch
  2. AxiosCenterthe private-call read
  3. CNNLean Leftthe pressure-campaign read
  4. The HillCenterthe statute read
  5. The 19ththe silence read
  6. The New York Timesthe explainer read
2026-08-04 · Coverage brief

House Ethics panel recommends censuring Chuck Edwards over two young staffers — and the word each outlet chose for what he did runs from 'sexual harassment' to 'beyond inappropriate'

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. Fox NewsRightthe explosive leadA House GOP lawmaker is accused of sexually harassing two "young female staffers" in his office in an explosive report that details lavish gifts, trips, and even reciting a poem for one of the aides in an incident that made others in his office uncomfortable.
  2. The Daily Wirethe qualified lead and the electoral tailThe House Ethics Committee on Monday recommended censuring Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-NC), concluding there is "substantial reason to believe" he repeatedly subjected two female staffers to inappropriate and unprofessional treatment.
2026-08-04 · Coverage brief

Trump says his U.S. Attorney 'folded like an umbrella' over the Reflecting Pool — and the same day's coverage has her 'highly likely' to be fired and arriving at the West Wing

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. NPRLean Leftthe rippleAs of Monday, NPR has confirmed — with lawyers and court filings — that prosecutors subsequently dropped their cases against the three individuals facing misdemeanor charges. The identical one-page motions did not explain the federal government's reasoning.
  2. USA Todaythe ledgerThe $16 million renovation of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool has drawn renewed controversy after President Donald Trump slammed federal prosecutors' decision to dismiss charges against an Olympian accused of felony vandalism to the pool lining.
  3. Newsmax (headline)the axeTrump May Ax Pirro After DOJ Drops Reflecting Pool Vandalism Case: Report
2026-08-04 · Coverage brief

The Spokane fires were 'at least 600' structures by mid-morning and 'as many as 1,100' by evening — and the evacuation count still can't hold one value, with Fox News still transcribing the old 5,000-homes figure

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. ABC Newsthe only outlet to name the National GuardWashington National Guard Maj. Gen. Gent Welsh said the scenes around Spokane could be devastating.
  2. Al Jazeerathe only outlet to carry Senator Cantwell's cautionWe are not out of danger," said Senator Maria Cantwell. "The next couple of days will be challenging.
  3. Fox Weather (live blog)the drone count no one else loggedThe California Interagency Incident Management Team, which is helping manage the response, said crews tracked 26 drone incursions Monday within the Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) covering the three active wildfires.
  4. Washington Examiner (Public Lands Commissioner Dave Upthegrove)the state official asking Washingtonians not to be the sparkThis year has already been one of our busiest wildfire years on record, and we just started August.
2026-08-04 · Coverage brief

The WNBA's new CBA says "only players who are women are eligible" and will not define the word — a league the right is told has gone silent spent the week with its coaches and stars on the record, and Caitlin Clark's answer ships in two versions

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. CBS Minnesotathe local context readOutside the Target Center on Sunday, ahead of the clash between the Minnesota Lynx and the Indiana Fever, politics took center stage.
  2. Associated PressLean Leftthe game-first wireLynx win 10th straight as controversy around trans athletes swirls outside arena
  3. Fox News/OutKickthe careful-analysis readCaitlin Clark finally faced a question about biological males who 'identify' as girls or women competing in women's sports.
2026-08-03 · Coverage brief

Ceuta's death toll is 88 in Spain's ledger, 11 in Morocco's — and the EU is holding an emergency meeting about one crossing

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. Fox NewsRightthe Washington frameThis invasion is the direct result of the Spanish government's refusal to secure its borders and defend its people - and now threatens the security of Europe
  2. Washington Examinerthe op-ed that still says 67As juvenile facilities ballooned to 2,400% capacity and 67 people died, Sánchez offered public relations spin instead of a real security blueprint. This aspiring dictator sowed regional hypocrisy, and Morocco harvested it. Washington must cease endorsing the fiction of Spanish colonialism in North Africa, and unconditionally recognize Moroccan sovereignty over Ceuta, Melilla, and the Canary Islands.
  3. Al Jazeerathe human ledgerFamilies in northern Morocco are still searching for loved ones after last week's deadly crossings into Ceuta, while some migrants still remain stranded inside the Spanish enclave. The crossings, which claimed at least 72 lives, have fuelled anti-migrant protests in Madrid.
2026-08-03 · Coverage brief

Bernie Moreno told NOTUS last week he didn't know. Sunday he wrote that Max Miller "should not serve in the House of Representatives." Six newsrooms filed the distance as a resignation, a withdrawal, a demand to quit, and a verdict — and gave Wednesday's ballot deadline two different owners

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe procedural read
  2. Fox NewsRightthe family-feud read
  3. CNNLean Leftthe explainer read
  4. "Scathing Response" in the headline, the underlying matter named "the Max Miller Scandal" before either man's statement runs. Miller's own defense, offered as a question rather than a denialthe scandal readIf I had assaulted her, would she have offered to cook me dinner six days later?
  5. The Independentthe international read
2026-08-03 · Discrepancy audit

The Football Association of Wales "hereby confirms" its withdrawal from Gianni Infantino's re-election bid — legal diction rented for a letter — and ten newsrooms still can't agree who filed first, whether a second federation has filed at all, or whether a phone call to Washington exists

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. New York Postthe Trump-adjacency frame
  2. Sky Sportsthe pressure-campaign frame
  3. Associated PressLean Leftthe arithmetic-of-support frame
  4. The GuardianLean Leftthe quiet-momentum frame
2026-08-03 · Coverage brief

Sophie Cunningham calls herself "very much in the middle" — and eleven newsrooms still can't agree what the crowd did at her third straight road-game rally: a roaring boo, a hedge, and a cheer

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. ESPNthe both-sides game storyLynx win over Fever attracts rallies for, against Cunningham
  2. Star Tribunethe local, named-neighbors frameThe crowd was equally split with those who supported Cunningham's views that trans women should be banned from girls' and women's sports and those who said that trans athletes should be welcomed.
  3. Fox/OutKickthe sign-policy frameBy the end of the afternoon, Cunningham was holding the sign herself.
  4. The Independentthe not-my-rally frameI have honestly had nothing to do with them," Cunningham said. "I think it's people just practicing their rights of freedom of speech and doing what other fans have been doing since the WNBA has started.
  5. Breitbartthe institutional-defense frameOur players are thoughtful adults with their own perspectives and voices, and those views are their own.
2026-08-03 · Coverage brief

HHS Secretary RFK Jr. told parents to vaccinate against measles on CNN's State of the Union Sunday — and twelve outlets filed the same twenty-minute interview as a vaccination plea, a misinformation push, a constitutional-rights argument, a shouting match, and press malpractice

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. CNNLean Leftthe fact-check frame, with Jha as arbiter
  2. PoliticoLean Leftthe constitutional-rights frame
  3. The HillCenterthe clash frame, closed on Bash's own words'This is not productive,' Bash said when the arguing died down.
  4. Daily Beastthe MAGA-reaction frameAt the interview's ugliest point, Kennedy snarled as he lunged forward over the table. 'You're repeating it like a parrot,' he shouted at Bash.
2026-08-03 · Coverage brief

The dead at a week-old Twin Falls In-N-Out arrived in the record as two, then five, then seven — and the man who returned fire is a named neighbor in one newsroom, an unnamed citizen in every other

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. Fox NewsRightthe employer's grief
  2. Idaho Statesmanthe armed citizen as protagonist
  3. CNNLean Leftthe open count
  4. The Daily Wirethe count as unfinished
  5. TASSthe early wire
  6. Associated PressLean Leftthe scene
2026-08-03 · Coverage brief

The DOJ says its order establishes "beyond any doubt, that there is no Fund" — and four newsrooms could not copy the sentence's own grammar the same way twice

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. CNNLean Leftthe hours-before sequenceEven just hours before Blanche's Sunday announcement, Trump defended the controversial 'anti-weaponization' fund
  2. UPIthe open variableThe effect of Blanche's announcement on Trump's proposal to go through Congress was not immediately clear.
  3. Washington Examinerthe senator as authorreached a deal with the Justice Department that puts Todd Blanche back on track to be confirmed as President Donald Trump's attorney general before the August recess
  4. ReutersCenterthe spokesperson's wordsSen. Cornyn has reached an agreement with the Department of Justice, which will be issuing a formal order permanently terminating the anti-weaponization fund
  5. NPRLean Leftthe institutional retrospectivethe Department has repeatedly represented to district courts that the Fund is not moving forward, today's Order officially rescinds the May 18, 2026 Order
  6. Fox NewsRightthe closest-to-done registermoved closer to Senate confirmation Sunday after formally rescinding a controversial $1.8 billion 'anti-weaponization fund'
2026-08-03 · Coverage brief

Trump sets Monday for Iran talks and no deadline for a deal — and Tehran's own spokesman says the talks that are 'in their final stages' have 'no link to the Strait of Hormuz being opened or closed'

How 8 outlets framed one event
  1. ReutersCenterthe wire's own two facts, held togetherTrump said talks with Iran will happen on Monday but declined to set a deadline for an agreement
  2. Associated PressLean Leftthe anonymous official who says no deal yetNo deal has been reached yet, but mediation efforts are underway, said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he wasn't authorized to talk to the media.
  3. Al Jazeerathe scale, then the decisionTrump said on Sunday that a plan was in place for the US to launch 'the biggest attack since World War II' against Iran but that he halted it to give diplomacy a chance.
  4. NPR (via KCLU)the denial and the pollMehr, a semi-official news agency sponsored by the Iranian government, dismissed Trump's claims as 'simply a new lie,' citing unnamed Iranian military officials.
  5. Breitbartthe deal as almost-there, and the denial carried alongsideIranian state media on Sunday denied that Tehran had asked Trump to cancel the strikes, while Iranian officials disputed that an agreement had been reached to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
  6. Fox NewsRightthe live blog that kept the whole dayI was asked by Saudi Arabia, the UAE and by Iran. We were all set to go.
  7. TASS (Russian state media)the state wire's "nearing completion"Negotiations between Iran and Oman on issues of the navigation in the Strait of Hormuz are nearing completion, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said.
  8. Iran Internationalthe cause, assignedThe strait was closed because the US reneged on its commitments and imposed a blockade.
2026-08-03 · Coverage brief

At Kentucky's Fancy Farm picnic, the first in 42 years without McConnell, the crowd chanted 'Where's Mitch?' — and the coverage can't agree whether anyone chanted back, how long he's been gone, or whether today's deadline is one

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. NewsweekCenterthe swipe as the ledeKentucky Governor Andy Beshear has taken aim at Republicans over their response to Senator Mitch McConnell's prolonged absence, accusing them of ignoring questions about the senator's health and future.
  2. The Daily Beastthe 40-year streak as the ledeAn avid attendee for over 40 years, 84-year-old McConnell didn't make it on Saturday, and his condition remains shrouded in mystery 50 days after he was last seen in public.
  3. The HillCenterthe committee paralyzedMcConnell's extended absence has paralyzed the Senate Appropriations Committee, on which Republicans hold a 15-14 majority.
  4. MEAWWthe GOP reassurance
2026-08-03 · Coverage brief

The same wire, the same day: 60,000 people evacuated from the Spokane fires in one AP edition, 5,000 homes in another — and one outlet's own headline still says 6,000 above a body that says 60,000

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. ReutersCenterthe federal-response hookWashington Governor Bob Ferguson said he had spoken with U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday and requested assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
  2. Bloombergthe statewide season1,038 blazes had burned 426,666 acres
  3. Washington Examinerthe drought recordrecord-setting wildfires
2026-08-03 · Coverage brief

The symmetry test: a Republican's abuse allegations, checked against the July coverage of a Democrat's

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. TownhallRightthe accuser's father holds the accused's party's seatIf there are any basic standards of character required to hold elected office, Max Miller fails them
  2. National Reviewwho made the return tripGraham Platner Formally Withdraws from Maine Senate Race Following Sexual Assault Allegation
2026-08-03 · Coverage brief

"Fauci lied," the Louisiana attorney general posted, and her state will investigate — the coverage dates Florida's probe to two different days, gives the Fifth Amendment two verbs, and counts a senator's promise as the third state in the headline

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. Fox NewsRightthe accusation as ledeFauci lied," Murrill wrote. "Louisiana and Missouri deposed Dr. Fauci. At the time, he claimed to not recall many key details of his own actions and now we are discovering contemporaneous records he kept.
  2. Washington Examinerthe legal mechanicsFauci has the benefit of a preemptive pardon issued by former President Joe Biden on his last day in office, but that doesn't protect the former public health official from potential state charges.
  3. Tampa Free Pressthe procedure, plainlyThe announcement comes after a recent Senate hearing on the federal COVID-19 pandemic response, during which the retired government scientist invoked his Fifth Amendment rights in response to questions from Republican lawmakers.
  4. The Hill (headline)the attributed versionLouisiana AG says state will investigate Fauci after Senate hearing
  5. RedState (headline, opinion)the verdict, deliveredIt's Not Over: Now Another State Is Coming for Fauci After His Disastrous Senate 5th Amendment Fest
2026-08-03 · Coverage brief

Four points of unity: an endorsement, audited against the number it produced

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftwhat four points boughtNow, he's bypassing his current and former lieutenant governors, both of whom have won statewide, in endorsing Crowley, who has never run statewide before.
  2. Fox NewsRightthe values and the vocabularyPolice exist to uphold White supremacy. Defund then abolish. Reform can't be an option.
  3. The Nationthe swing state that isn't electing socialistsOn CNN, former Chicago mayor Rahm Emanuel—a historically Wall Street–friendly Democrat who fancies himself a presidential contender in 2028—recently ran through a list of swing states that included Wisconsin and declared, "They're not electing socialists."
2026-08-03 · Coverage brief

Abdul El-Sayed says he is "simply not a socialist" — and the coverage of Michigan's primary cannot hold one name for him: "progressive," "left-wing populist," "Socialist," and "not himself a democratic socialist"

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe workhorse vs the insurgentU.S. Rep. Haley Stevens is spending the closing weeks of Michigan's Democratic Senate primary making a simple case: she's the candidate who wins.
  2. The HillCenterthe horse race and the anxious moderatesThe moderate faction of the party has become increasingly anxious about El-Sayed securing the Democratic nomination, worrying his progressive politics may hinder his chances in the general election against Rogers.
  3. CBS News Detroitthe demographic readWith around 1.8 million residents and the state's largest Black and Arab populations, Wayne County stands to serve as a unique representation of voter sentiment across Michigan ahead of the Aug. 4 primaries.
  4. The GuardianLean Lefta test of the party's future, not of a single candidateThe Michigan primary is, perhaps, the most contentious Democratic primary this year – and a test for the party's future.
2026-08-03 · Discrepancy audit

Senators and the president call the DSA's new platform a Cuban dictatorship and a communist menace — the platform's own text calls for a 'multi-party democracy' and to 'win the battle for democracy,' and the radical planks the accusations name are all there, verbatim

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. NOTUSthe platform against its own party's senatorsDSA Wants to Abolish the Senate. Bernie Sanders Says 'No.'
  2. The Guardian (US)the red scare, and the DSA's answerTrump revives old tropes as he pushes warnings of 'communist menace'
  3. Semaforthe document's own allies stepping back from itDemocratic socialists rework platform as they step into spotlight
2026-08-02 · Coverage brief

Israel's first named word on the Gaza disarmament deal is "serious security concerns" — and the deal's own architects are already walking back whether it has started

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe named response, rendered as a conditionOur assessment is that if we redeploy before Hamas is truly disarmed, it will quickly expand its presence throughout Gaza, rebuild its terrorist infrastructure, once again threaten Israeli communities, and seek to carry out another Oct. 7-style attack.
  2. ReutersCenterthe strikes-continue frameIsraeli airstrikes continued in Gaza for a second straight day on Sunday, killing at least four Palestinians, despite U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement of a breakthrough in efforts to implement last year's Gaza ceasefire agreement.
  3. The Times of Israelthe post that was deleted
  4. Jeremy Bowen, BBC international editor, via HuffPost (UK)the warning, borrowed from the BBCThere are many reasons why this will not work,
2026-08-02 · Coverage brief

Washington's Old Trails Fire forced a city of 230,000 to flee — and the coverage could not hold one size, one name, or one cause, while one cable network gave the whole thing 49.7 minutes and another gave it zero

How 9 outlets framed one event
  1. ReutersCenterthe wire with the clockAs of 3:30 p.m. (2230 GMT), about 200 homes in Spokane had been evacuated, but officials expected that figure to change.
  2. Associated PressLean Leftthe record count, no hourAbout 5,000 homes have been evacuated and about 600 homes, businesses and other buildings have been destroyed by wildfires that remained uncontained Sunday
  3. NPRLean Leftthe governor's voiceI'm urging all Washingtonians to not be that spark.
  4. ABC Newsthe West-wide heat frameCombined, the fires have burned 5,400 acres, officials said.
  5. CBS NewsLean Leftthe federal threadFederal officials authorized federal funds to help fight the Sinlahekin Fire, Fairview Fire and Autumn Lane Fire
  6. Forbesthe operational scaleAn estimated 900 personnel are on the scene fighting the three blazes
  7. Fox Weatherthe emergency calendarGov. Bob Ferguson has declared a state of emergency and issued a burn ban through Sept. 30.
  8. The Jerusalem Post (Reuters wire)the wire, carried abroadThe biggest, the Kaiser Canyon Fire in the northeastern part of the state, is approximately 134,000 acres, he said.
  9. SANA (Syrian state media)the wire, with the climate tailBrown said about 200 homes had been evacuated in Spokane, adding that the number was expected to increase.
2026-08-02 · Coverage brief

President Trump declared the anti-weaponization fund dead on Friday. His own Truth Social post declared it back on the table by Saturday morning. Tuesday's confirmation vote for Todd Blanche now depends on which sentence the Senate believes.

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. Bloombergthe midterm clockrevive an unpopular political issue months before the November midterm elections
  2. Al Jazeerathe verb tested against the mechanismTrump's use of the verb 'pass', however, suggests he would appeal to Congress to establish the 'anti-weaponisation' fund, rather than go through the Justice Department.
  3. Associated PressLean Leftthe immunity question the fund's status can't answerTodd Blanche said it was limited to the parties to the litigation — and it was retrospective, not prospective," Cornyn said. "And all we're doing is asking them to put that in writing.
  4. Fox NewsRightthe grudge, offered as the explanationI endorsed his opponent. And as soon as I endorsed his opponent, his opponent went through the roof, and he won the primary election in Texas
  5. Roll Callthe committee room, not the timelineI think Todd Blanche is about as good a nominee as you're going to get from this administration. So it's really not about him.
2026-08-02 · Coverage brief

Britain's prime minister says Gianni Infantino is not the right man to lead FIFA. Three weeks earlier, Fox News reported that Trump wants him promoted to run the United Nations

How 7 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe quote, then the calendarNo option should be off the table,
  2. The Independent (UK)the longest tape on fileAnd as I say, I don't believe he's the right man to lead Fifa forward.
  3. Forbesthe vote count, Burnham as the coda131. That's how many votes associations have suggested will be against the Infantino deal, ensuring it doesn't go forward.
  4. The Daily Beastthe case built without a Burnham quote in itTrump pal and FIFA president Gianni Infantino
  5. Al JazeeraBurnham, compressed to one linethe wrong man to lead the organisation.
  6. Washington Examiner (AP wire)the wire copy that carries everything except his nameThe second half kicked off Saturday with what seemed a clear aim of ending Infantino's decade-long presidency.
  7. Fox NewsRightthe trajectory this week now runs againstTrump has faith that Infantino is "respected by everyone around the world,"
2026-08-02 · Coverage brief

Iran's foreign minister says the Hormuz talks are in their "final stages." The same day, one Russian wire ran a report that a deal was struck and a denial that any deal exists — in two separate dispatches, both sourced, neither retracted

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. ABC Newsthe IRNA line, surfaced firstIn a social media post, state news agency IRNA reported that Araghchi made the remarks at the start of a government meeting Sunday, where he presented an update on the talks between Iran and Oman.
  2. Breitbartthe deal as arriving wholeQatari mediators held separate talks Saturday with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, White House envoy Steve Witkoff, and Omani officials in an effort to secure an agreement reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
  3. The Times of Israelthe mechanism plus what nobody in Jerusalem will sayWith or without an agreement, and regardless of any external commitments, if Iran attempts to renew its nuclear program or advance its ballistic missile industries, we will be there. We will take action, and we will strike
  4. Al JazeeraTehran's openness to the Omani managementTehran has been open to managing marine traffic in the strait with Oman.
  5. Al JazeeraWashington's flat rejectionTrump and US allies in the Gulf have firmly rejected such a set-up to manage the Strait of Hormuz.
2026-08-02 · Coverage brief

The Moscow restaurant blast the same wire calls a "female bomber" and a package she may not have known was a bomb — three locations, two casualty counts, and a general's birthday no official will confirm

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. BBC NewsCenterthe domestic inferenceAuthorities have not said who they believe was the target, but many Muscovites will suspect a link to the war in Ukraine.
  2. Bloombergthe courierShe reportedly presented herself as making a delivery to guests.
  3. Washington Examiner (AP wire)the wire as carriedRussia previously said Kyiv was behind a car bombing in Moscow last April that killed Lt. Gen. Yaroslav Moskalik.
2026-08-02 · Coverage brief

Trump blames Minnesota for the water-system hack his own agencies suspect Iran of running — no agency has named anyone, and the coverage can't agree what he said

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. Fox NewsRightthe corrupt-foe frame, with the fraud backgroundTrump rejects Iran blame for Minnesota cyberattack, points finger at 'corrupt' political foe
  2. CBS News Minnesotathe own-administration frameThough federal authorities in his own administration are investigating Iran's role in recent cyberattacks on Minnesota's water systems, President Trump on Friday said he blames the state itself.
  3. Breitbartthe process frame — no Trump quotes at allMinnesota IT Services noted that there are currently no active requests for residents in any Minnesota localities to modify their water usage patterns.
  4. The Times of Israelthe spread storyAfter Minnesota, suspected Iranian hack spreads to water systems in Michigan
  5. The Jerusalem Postthe expert deconstructionKurt Gaudette, head of intelligence for Dragos, noted that the cyberattacks had generally been against 'very low-hanging fruit'
2026-08-02 · Coverage brief

A third of Democrats call themselves democratic socialists — and the coverage split the same number four ways: a shock, a momentum story, an AOC problem, and a Red Scare

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. New York Postthe poll as one line in an AOC storyThe same poll showed about a third of Democrats and Democrat-leaners now identify as democratic socialists.
  2. NewsweekCenterthe poll as a leadership dilemmaA new national poll reveals that while a majority of Democrats are eager for sweeping changes within their party, high-profile progressive leader Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez faces low favorability ratings that could complicate her emergence as a unifying national figure.
  3. The HillCenterthe poll next to the poll about understanding the pollIn a Reuters/Ipsos poll released Tuesday, 47 percent of respondents reported they do not understand democratic socialist policies, compared with 49 percent who said they do.
  4. World Socialist Web Sitethe polls as a class shift, and a headline as biasIn a country where anti-communism is virtually a state religion, and socialist views have been largely excluded from official politics for nearly a century, nearly 40 percent of registered voters said they would consider voting for a socialist candidate for president.
2026-08-01 · Coverage brief

Anthropic says its own Claude models 'compromised' three real companies during cyber testing — and the coverage can't agree on the verb, the cause, or whether the models 'went rogue'

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. Deutsche Wellethe models named
  2. Trumpthe Trump layerWhoever wins with AI is going to win," he added. "That's how big it is. So it's bigger than the internet ever was. It's bigger than anything ever was.
2026-08-01 · Coverage brief

Nolan Wells' state autopsy is complete and sealed for a grand jury — and the coverage still can't settle on whether his death 'cannot rule out foul play,' 'doesn't point to foul play,' or was 'likely' an accidental drowning

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. Fox NewsRightthe "Alcohol intake: Heavy" email exclusiveAlong with his physical description and last known location, the email lists "Alcohol intake: Heavy," but does not identify the source of that information.
  2. The Independentthe audio as a doorExactly who was on the boat, what happened after the call and whether it is connected to Wells' disappearance remain unanswered.
2026-08-01 · Coverage brief

Trump said 'we have not agreed to that' about Patriot licenses three weeks after the July 8 sentence — and the coverage cannot agree what to call it: a promise, a pledge, or a proposal

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. Newsmaxthe FT interview, filed before the Cabinet meetingIn an interview published Thursday by The Financial Times, Trump said he was "not sure" whether Washington would grant Ukraine a license to manufacture Patriot missiles.
2026-08-01 · Discrepancy audit

The government charged a retired Olympian with felony vandalism after the $14 million Reflecting Pool lining peeled — then its own filing said the damage wasn't vandalism at all, and four newsrooms wrote four different verbs for the same twenty-page reversal: admits, moved to dismiss, drops and admits, abandons

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. Al Jazeerathe about-face and the no-bid contractin a remarkable about-face
  2. ReutersCenterthe city-remaking framewhich has become a flashpoint over President Donald Trump's efforts to remake Washington
  3. NOTUSthe withholding frameIt was not until USAO-DC repeatedly reached out to DOI dozens and dozens of times that DOI slowly started trickling information to USAO-DC
  4. Fox NewsRightthe police-account detailU.S. Park Police alleged Hearn grabbed and tugged at a loose section of the pool's coating on June 19, continuing after a National Park Service employee told him to stop.
  5. The Daily Beastthe humiliation frameHumiliated Trump Goon Abandons Reflecting Pool Prosecution
  6. New York Postthe filing's internal reversalHearn did tug at the sealant at the bottom of the Reflecting Pool and was told to stop by authorities, the July 31 filing shows
2026-08-01 · Coverage brief

FIFA confirms the World Cup sell-off is dead — after days of "nobody is selling football," the same body says "this proposal will not proceed," and the outlets reporting the death still can't agree what the deal was worth

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. TASSthe state wire's authority is a newspaperThe International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) has abandoned a proposal by President Gianni Infantino to sell a stake in World Cup commercial rights to private investors, the New York Post reported.
  2. New York Postthe exclusive that was rightThe deal, which involved a firm run by New York venture capitalist Joshua Kushner, is dead, four sources familiar with the matter said.
2026-08-01 · Coverage brief

Comey's lawyers say the Secret Service tracked him to his son's grave to build the "86 47" case against him — and the outlet most certain it was illegal isn't the one you'd guess

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe baseline accountFederal officials involved in the prosecution of James Comey misled judges, submitted documents containing false statements and withheld key facts during the course of the investigation, according to new defense filings that seek the dismissal of a case charging the former FBI director with threatening President Donald Trump on social media.
  2. Todd Blanche (Acting Attorney General), via CBS News, asked whether Trump directed the indictmentthe one with the government's denial in itOf course not, absolutely, positively not.
  3. Jen Psaki (MS NOW host), via Breitbartthe clip of someone else's commentaryWe learned today that the US Secret Service was surveilling James Comey, something a Secret Service supervisor warned was legally questionable.
  4. Al Jazeerathe pattern, not the grave
2026-07-31 · Coverage brief

FIFA says 'nobody is selling football' while its own adviser quits over 'a stake in the World Cup' — and the wires disagree on whether the $20 billion plan is dead, or what each member was offered

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. Washington Examinerthe White House read, with two errors in the bylineA high-profile FIFA aide and White House Task Force for the World Cup representative resigned in protest Saturday over a controversial proposal to sell a stake in the organization's commercial business
  2. ESPNthe White House non-answer, filed between the two resignationsAsked at Camp David whether he had discussed it with Infantino, Trump said: 'No, I never spoke to him.'
  3. Sky Sportsthe federation's own words, with a press-ahead attachedHowever, football's global governing body stopped short of withdrawing the controversial plan and insisted it would press ahead with the consultation period.
  4. Al Jazeerathe banker's arithmetic as the story's center of gravityAgainst that backdrop, selling a permanent stake in football's most valuable asset to raise $4.2bn makes little sense.
2026-07-31 · Coverage brief

Spain sends troops to Ceuta after a border breach the wires counted at 2,000 and at 60,000 — and could not agree what it was, or why

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. BBC NewsCenterthe crossing as spectacleThen on Thursday, thousands of people slid down concrete embankments into the sea in order to swim around the jetty that marks the border." / "On the Spanish side, the beaches were soon covered in rubber rings and flippers.
  2. ReutersCenterthe operational dispatch with no death tollSpain will deploy military units to reinforce police in the North African enclave of Ceuta after thousands of migrants broke through the border from Morocco on Thursday, overwhelming security forces and prompting authorities to step up emergency measures.
  3. Fox NewsRightthe White House as the ledeThe White House bashed Spain's left-wing government after the border between Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta and Morocco collapsed Thursday.
  4. TASSthe roundup with the widest spreadApproximately 40,000 people may have illegally entered Ceuta from Morocco on July 30, El Confidencial reported, citing estimates from the Spanish Civil Guard.
  5. Al Jazeerathe explainer that names the legal architectureSpain has deployed the military and police to its North African enclave of Ceuta after at least 34 people died trying to cross into the Spanish territory from Morocco by land and sea, according to the enclave's president.
  6. TownhallRightthe ruling as the whole storySpain's North African enclaves are facing a surge of migrants. It feels like a resurgence of the Moorish wars.
2026-07-31 · Coverage brief

Trump would rather threaten to un-nominate Todd Blanche than put a dead fund's death in writing

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. Fox NewsRightthe demands-as-story frame, in two different volumesActing Attorney General Todd Blanche's chances of confirmation were derailed Wednesday, less than 24 hours before a pivotal vote in the Senate.
  2. MediaiteLean Leftthe risk warningWell, duh. Yeah. Yeah. This place could be very different,
2026-07-31 · Coverage brief

Hamas confirms it agreed to the Gaza disarmament deal — and the corpus still cannot name the party that has answered it

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. Al Jazeerathe document the reader can't seeAl Jazeera has received a copy of Thursday's agreement, which stipulates that the precise disarmament roadmap must be prepared within 14 days, with possible extensions subject to the approval of an international verification body, and the agreement of all parties.
  2. The Times of Israelinked in Egypt, then the objectionThe agreement was inked hours earlier in Egypt between negotiators from Hamas, the Board of Peace and Mideast mediating countries Egypt, Qatar and Turkey, a source familiar with the matter told The Times of Israel.
  3. TASS (relaying Al Hadath)the announcement gated on IsraelThe official announcement will be made 'after the Israeli side signal its approval to the provisions accepted by Hamas.'
2026-07-31 · Coverage brief

Hamas's negotiator puts the disarmament deal in Israel's hands — and the first Israeli voices to answer say they will not act until Hamas is disarmed, while the Board of Peace calls it "for the first time"

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. Al Jazeerathe outlet that holds the document, and the analyst who separates the verbsAl Jazeera has received a copy of Thursday's agreement, which stipulates that the precise disarmament roadmap must be prepared within 14 days, with possible extensions subject to the approval of an international verification body, and the agreement of all parties.
  2. The Times of Israelthe office that said no, and the clock that started anywayPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office issued a statement pouring cold water on the optimism by claiming that the disarmament proposal did not meet Israel's demands for a full demilitarization of Gaza in exchange for any withdrawals from the Strip.
2026-07-31 · Coverage brief

A president offered the minister he fired a way back into the government. The minister declined in writing — and the corpus cannot agree what was offered, what he answered, or whose side the streets are on

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. ReutersCenterthe foreign offer
  2. Kyiv Postthe refusal, domesticIn a written response shared with journalists, Fedorov thanked Zelensky but stated he would not accept any government position other than a reinstatement as defense minister.
  3. Al Jazeera (analysis)the war that did not pauseUkraine replaced its top military and political defence personnel in the past week even as its armed forces arguably achieved their best performance in three years.
  4. Fox NewsRightthe crisis as a subordinate clauseThe escalation comes as Zelenskyy faces growing domestic pressure over his removal of Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov, a 35-year-old reformer credited with expanding Ukraine's drone capabilities and seeking to modernize military procurement and management.
  5. Washington Examinerthe first rejection, logged earlyFedorov doesn't seem so sure, however, and said on Thursday that he rejected an offer to stay in the government in an advisory role.
2026-07-31 · Coverage brief

Trump announces a 'historic' deal to disarm Hamas — and by the next morning the same hour had been filed three ways: agreed, inked, and still awaiting approval

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. The Times of Israelthe inked agreement, and the Israeli office that said no
  2. Al Jazeerathe outlet that holds the document, and the faction that denies it
2026-07-31 · Coverage brief

Musk revives America PAC for a $100M–$120M midterm push — and fifteen dispatches can't agree what kind of fact the number is

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. NewsweekCenterthe impact mapA revived political operation backed by multibillionaire Elon Musk could matter most in a relatively small group of battleground states where Senate races, competitive House districts and voter turnout trends converge, a Newsweek analysis has found.
  2. ReutersCenterthe wire that checked the filingsAmerica PAC has already spent $52.3 million since January 1, 2025, according to federal campaign finance filings reviewed by Reuters.
  3. Penn Capital-Starthe pay-for-signatures lawsuitLawyers trying to mount a class action lawsuit against Elon Musk and America PAC, a super PAC he funded to support President Donald Trump and other conservatives, say the defendants aren't cooperating in turning over key documents.
  4. The Daily Wire (Musk to The Economist)the man who said he got carried awayI got carried away, frankly.
  5. The Jerusalem Postinternational coverage as wire relayElon Musk's pro-Trump political group is planning to spend up to $120 million to turn out Republican voters in the November congressional elections, the New York Times reported on Thursday.
2026-07-30 · Coverage brief

One draft, two datelines: the Epstein statement dated the day before the death

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. The Daily Beastwhat five months of circulation addedNewly released Epstein files include a draft statement attributed to federal prosecutors that is dated the day before Jeffrey Epstein was found dead.
  2. Associated PressLean Leftwho never touched the sheetThe documents released Friday include Epstein's communications with former White House advisers, an NFL team co-owner and billionaires including Bill Gates and Elon Musk.
2026-07-29 · Coverage brief

A Hanukkah reception, a megadonor, and a constitutionally impossible third term — ten outlets covered the same exchange, and ten different nouns for it

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. The Guardian carries Dershowitz's account of showing Adelson a draft of his book, and her reaction to itthe span that touches the registerIs this real? Oh my god, I hope this can happen.
  2. NewsweekCenterthe data injectionAccording to polling by The Economist/YouGov between November 28 and December 1, 45 percent of Trump voters do not want him to take office again, while 43 percent do.
  3. Times of Israelthe other remarks
2026-07-28 · Coverage brief

A moderator asked one candidate twice whether she takes utility money, and by the end of the night the answer existed in three sizes: nothing, forty thousand dollars, and twenty-five hundred

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. The Detroit Newsthe corpus adjudicates, and it lands between them
  2. The HillCentera fourth account of the same money
2026-07-28 · Coverage brief

Seattle police revise the shooter count from two to three overnight — and the outlets that all reported the same evolving facts cannot agree on what kind of story they are covering

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean LeftThe King County Medical Examiner's Office on Monday identified the dead as Carlos Israel Sanchez Villalba, 44; Ashley Whitehead, 56; and Junior Cee Niko Semo, 19. Villalba was a husband and father of three known for his kindness and willingness to help others, according to a GoFundMe campaign launched Monday to help his family with funeral expenses. He died from a gunshot wound to his torso, while Whitehead died from a gunshot to her pelvis and Semo died from multiple gunshot wounds.
  2. Newsweek, July 27the security warningIn a video posted on TikTok on Saturday, a content creator with the handle 'leebotracks' appeared to be filming himself as he walked around the festival. In the clip, he claimed attendees were able to enter the festival with 'no security, no pat down, no search to the bag.'
2026-07-28 · Coverage brief

The organization that put the Biden tapes out is right-wing, or a conservative nonprofit, or a watchdog group — and in one of six accounts it is not in the sentence at all

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. Washington Examinera warning vs a confession, on the tape itselfBiden, now 83, is heard at one point warning his ghostwriter, Mark Zwonitzer, that material he was discussing might be classified
  2. CNN, quoting a Biden representativea prior condition vs an ongoing motiveprovided to the Department of Justice on the express condition they stay that way
2026-07-27 · Discrepancy audit

The Pentagon's ledger cannot hold the number of its own dead

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. ABC News"sparking questions and outrage"The Pentagon's public-facing casualty database has not been updated in more than a day after its number of wounded and killed in the Iran war abruptly shifted.
  2. CNN's own headline states as settled fact what its story otherwise treats as routine administrationthe quiet changeIran war casualty count eclipses 600 as Pentagon quietly changes accounting.
  3. Truthoutthe systemic skepticismThe Trump administration quietly revised the US troop death count in the Iran war from 18 to 14 this week, seemingly removing the deaths of the four troops killed this past weekend." The same piece supplies its own reason for doubt two sentences later, describing what the Times' sources told it: "who instead said one reason was that their deaths occurred after President Trump declared a cease-fire in April.
  4. Associated PressLean Leftno verb of motiveThe four American troops killed during renewed fighting between the U.S. and Iran in recent weeks are no longer listed as part of the Iran war death toll in the Pentagon's official casualty count but have been placed in a new, separate category.
2026-07-27 · Coverage brief

The pause has lasted three nights by one clock and two days by another, and the clocks are the smallest disagreement in the corpus

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. UKthe London track
2026-07-27 · Coverage brief

Mike Waltz told four Sunday shows the Iran pause is "giving diplomacy some space" — the corpus I froze that afternoon already held three different names for what the space was made of

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. The HillCenterthe polling reality
2026-07-26 · Coverage brief

Berlin's manhunt ended in a garden shed. What to call the knife did not end with it

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. AP, Al Jazeera, The Independenta German citizen with Lebanese roots, a German citizen with Lebanese heritage, a Muslim mana German citizen with Lebanese roots
  2. The GuardianLean Leftthe community and the party polling ahead of it
  3. Al Jazeerathe exploitation, named as exploitation
2026-07-26 · Coverage brief

Houthi missiles hit two Saudi Aramco sites on July 25, a Saudi-led coalition struck Hodeidah the night before, and the US logged a third straight night without a strike on Iran — one sentence that some outlets put first and some outlets never wrote at all

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. ReutersCenterthe intercepting battery nobody else namestwo ballistic missiles aimed at oil installations were intercepted by a U.S.-made Patriot battery operated in Saudi Arabia by the Greek military under an agreement with Riyadh, Greek security sources said
2026-07-25 · Coverage brief

A tanker disabled in the Gulf of Oman, a blockade declared, a port bombed, and a peaceful night — the same day in the widening maritime war, told four ways

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean LeftThe U.S. military said Friday that it fired on another merchant vessel that was trying to breach its blockade of Iranian ports, while Iran targeted American strongholds around the Persian Gulf.
2026-07-25 · Coverage brief

How Houthi strikes on Saudi tankers sent oil past $100 — and sent every outlet looking for a different reason to care

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. PoliticoLean Leftthe midterm calculus
  2. Al Jazeerathe blockade calibration
  3. The GuardianLean Leftthe household bill
  4. Fox NewsRightthe terrorist pipeline
  5. AFPthe global alarm
  6. The Times (London)the bond market
2026-07-25 · Coverage brief

The file holds thirteen accounts of the same vote, and they all report the same result. They do not describe the same event.

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe comprehensive wireThe lengthy and complicated process has pitted human rights advocates, staff and member states against one another at a time when the court is already facing daunting challenges, including a campaign by the United States to 'dismantle' the ICC
  2. Fox NewsRightthe Israel vindication frameAnne Bayefsky, president of Human Rights Voices and director of the Touro Institute on Human Rights and the Holocaust, told Fox News Digital that Khan's fall should not be viewed as an isolated scandal. 'He unexpectedly requested arrest warrants for Israel's prime minister and defense minister within weeks of discovering his sexual deviancy had been revealed. He accused his victim of being a Mossad agent. He and his lawyers constantly repeated the refrain that Israelis were behind the accusations.'
  3. Al Jazeerathe political process frameFormer European Union chief diplomat Josep Borrell wrote in an editorial that the case against Khan is 'obviously part of a larger offensive against the ICC'
  4. Times of Londonthe counter‑intelligence frameMeanwhile there were suggestions that the allegations against Khan might be part of a secret effort by Israel to damage his reputation, though the UN investigation was said to have gathered testimony from 'multiple credible witnesses' dismissing the suggestion that she was a spy.
2026-07-25 · Coverage brief

The Department of Energy filed two accounts of its own grant cancellations that cannot both be true. One is a court filing; the other is a press statement.

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. The GuardianLean Leftbroke the storyThe apparent admission was first reported by the New York Times
  2. The HillCentermost legally precise accountIn the filing, Department of Energy (DOE) lawyer Jeff Novak said the department came up with a list of 624 grants slated for potential termination.
  3. NBC News, quoting Energy Secretary Chris WrightWright's "bullshit" quoteNo decisions were made on politics. I keep hearing that charge. It's bulls---t. We're going to say it a million times
  4. The New Republicframes as patternThe Trump administration has also held up other federal funding for states that did not support the president, such as FEMA disaster aid and childcare funding.
2026-07-25 · Coverage brief

The BBC Broadcast 84.2 Minutes of Venezuela Earthquake Coverage. U.S. Cable Broadcast 0.0. I Measured Both.

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. BBC NewsCenterthe BBC's Calderon familyThe worst day in Victor Calderon's life -- a month ago to the day -- unfolded while he was at sea. When the powerful twin earthquakes devastated Venezuela's northern coastline, the 49-year-old fisherman had been on the boat for 18 days and was told by radio that the building he and his family lived in had collapsed. When he got back to shore, a staggering 26 members of his family were gone.
  2. Al JazeeraAl Jazeera's structural noteThe United States, which has exercised substantial control over Venezuelan affairs since abducting the country's former leader, Nicolas Maduro, in a military raid in January, announced on Thursday that it would give more than $200m to the Red Cross to assist people impacted by conflict and natural disasters.
  3. the_aid_worker's_eyePBS as the lone U.S. exception
  4. PBS NewsHour (July 14)families left to dig with their handsHe sliced off limbs to free the corpses of Leonel and his mother but was forced to abandon his sister, who was eight-months' pregnant, grandmother and other relatives beneath the ruins. Many say that just as they were left without government help to rescue survivors, so too are they now under-equipped to unearth their dead nearly two weeks later.
2026-07-24 · Coverage brief

Trump signed a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, spent Thursday retroactively rewriting its terms — and the outlets covering the reversal cannot agree whether it is a new demand, a walkback, a cleanup, or just a man posting on the internet

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. CNN, citing two sources briefed on the matterthe negotiators who were not toldThe new condition, which the White House insisted was long a goal of Trump's and shouldn't have shocked anyone, surprised the administration's own nuclear negotiators, for whom the Abraham Accords condition was unexpected, two sources briefed on the matter told CNN.
  2. Karoline Leavitt, via Fox Newsthe condition as the White House wanted it presentedThe energy deal is contingent on this condition as far as the president is concerned.
  3. Unnamed Saudi source, via American journalist Laura Rozen, carried by the Times of Israelthe Saudi sourceIt was signed. So nothing to renegotiate.
  4. The Washington Postthe process questionIt wasn't immediately clear how the Trump administration would modify a legal agreement that it has already signed with the Saudi government.
  5. Jon Alterman (CSIS), via the Times of Londonthe three theoriesIt's a strange thing to have left out of the announcement if it was intended to be included. It makes you wonder about the process.
2026-07-24 · Coverage brief

The polls all agree Americans oppose the Iran war. The amount of television time each outlet devotes to saying so does not — and the gap is not small

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. The Hill, citing the Politico pollthe coalition's quiet departureIt found that 50 percent of voters who backed Trump supported the war even if it increases costs in the U.S. in May, compared to 37 percent in July. Nearly 1 in 5 MAGA voters say the U.S. should end the war regardless of the costs.
  2. BBC NewsCenterthe age split within the coalition (March 28, 2026)While 84% of Republicans say they back Trump's war conduct, only 49% of those aged 18 to 29 feel that way.
2026-07-24 · Coverage brief

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez leads the 2028 Democratic field in a New Hampshire poll. By one point. And the coverage of that single-point lead splits along every seam the spectrum has

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. The Independentthe only outlet with the exact quote
  2. Fox NewsRightthe competitive drama
  3. National Reviewskeptical but engaged
  4. Boston Globethe local-primary frame
  5. The HillCenterthe wire-style summary
2026-07-24 · Coverage brief

Kentucky Senate: Beshear has been told to 'declare the seat vacant' for a senator who has not been seen in weeks — legally, the governor cannot touch it, and the outlets do not agree on what kind of problem that even is

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. The Daily Beastthe intra-party revoltI think Beshear's unwillingness to push on this shows he is not the fighter Dems need for the White House run in 28
  2. Al Jazeerathe successor-law explainerKentucky is now one of four US states where the governor does not have authority to fill Senate vacancies
  3. NewsweekCenterthe proof-of-life questionMcConnell has not been seen publicly for weeks and has missed every roll call vote in the Senate since June 11, according to GovTrack.us
  4. Fox NewsRightBeshear's own Trump-transparency precedentI publicly and privately urged the last administration to address the public's concerns with the former president's health. I'm calling on Sen. McConnell to do the same
  5. The IndependentHawley's cross-party demandSenator Josh Hawley of Missouri told Fox News this week that the senator and his staff need to be more forthcoming with health updates
  6. Washington Examinerthe untested vacancy lawThe renewed focus on how Kentucky handles Senate replacements stems from House Bill 622, a 2024 law that repealed Kentucky's long-standing practice of allowing the governor to appoint an interim U.S. senator
2026-07-23 · Coverage brief

The Justice Department subpoenaed four New York Times reporters over a Qatari-donated Air Force One leak, then withdrew in the same courtroom — and the press freedom consensus it produced is the most bipartisan thing I logged all week

How 8 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe judge's rebukeCriticized by a federal judge for sloppy legal work, the government on Thursday withdrew subpoenas that would have compelled three New York Times reporters to testify about their sources
  2. USA Todaythe balanced dueling statements
  3. Al Jazeerathe judge slammed the governmentJudge Arun Subramanian slammed the government lawyers for what he deemed sloppy legal work in an exchange in court on Thursday" -- adding a quote from the judge saying "Subpoenas are not the first thing you do, they are the last thing you do
  4. The Independentthe phone records scope
  5. The HillCenterthe procedural fact
  6. NPR (original, July 11)the doorstep delivery
  7. Fox NewsRightthe DOJ's explanation (initial, July 11)
  8. BBC NewsCenterthe procedural neutral
2026-07-23 · Coverage brief

Houthi rebels struck two Saudi oil tankers enforcing a Red Sea blockade, and across twelve outlets one framing split dominates — whether the attackers are dupes or a blockading power

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe wire standardThe Houthi attack threatened to open a new front in a war that has roiled the global economy, sending prices for fuel and other goods surging across the world, with the standoff in the Gulf deepening as the United States and Iran vie for control of vital Strait of Hormuz.
  2. CNBCthe market lensInternational benchmark Brent crude futures with September delivery were last seen trading up 3.6% at $97.46 per barrel.
  3. BBC NewsCenterthe forensic trackingAccording to BBC Verify, data from MarineTraffic shows Encelia departed the Saudi port of Yanbu on Monday and sailed south, briefly pausing close to the port of Jeddah before continuing towards the Bab al-Mandab Strait... Shortly after 19:11 GMT on Wednesday the tanker began to slow down and sail east.
  4. Al Jazeerathe Houthi rationale'The people who are questioning if the Houthis can successfully do a blockade against the Saudis should remember, how successfully the Houthis closed access to the Red Sea for the Israeli ports, which in fact resulted in the closure of Eilat port in southern Israel,' said al-Bukhaiti. 'Eventually the Americans had to do a deal with the Houthis, with mediation from Oman,' he added, referring to a May 2025 agreement.
  5. New York Postthe proxy-terror framingYemen's Iran-backed Houthi terrorists fired on two Saudi oil tankers off Riyadh's southwest coast, effectively spreading the simmering US-Iran conflict to the Red Sea on Wednesday.
  6. Turkiye Todaythe regional consequencesThe Houthi strikes on the Encelia and Layla, launched to enforce a newly declared maritime blockade of Saudi Arabia, open a second front against Gulf oil exports already squeezed by Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz, and threaten to unravel a four-year Saudi-Houthi ceasefire as Oman scrambles to revive peace talks.
2026-07-23 · Coverage brief

Trump imposes 50% tariffs on Canada -- and coverage splits on whether the Gordie Howe Bridge snub is a rupture, a discretion, or just a bridge opening alone

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. CBCthe internal divideSmith and Moe flatly rejected the idea of using energy exports as leverage. 'That's not going to happen,' Smith said on Tuesday.
  2. ReutersCenterthe dollar-for-dollar responseOntario Premier Doug Ford, leader of Canada's most populous province, said Canada should respond dollar for dollar to the new tariffs.
  3. The GuardianLean Leftthe bridge revenue discrepancyThe agreement states that Canada will share 50% of net bridge and crossing-related revenues with an economic development fund that is controlled by the US government. Those terms seem to contradict statements the prime minister had previously made about the deal. On 16 July, the prime minister said at an unrelated press conference that toll revenues would not be split until Canada was repaid.
2026-07-23 · Coverage brief

Zohran Mamdani promised to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu, reviewed the law, and conceded he cannot — and the same video called a principled stand by some and an exposed bluff by others

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe wire spineMamdani says NYC can't arrest Netanyahu but the federal government should
  2. Fox NewsRightthe post-admission press conferenceMamdani dodges on 'political theater' of empty Netanyahu arrest threat, calls for US action and NYC protests
  3. Times of Israelthe bilateral fireMamdani takes fire from both sides after saying he can't arrest Netanyahu
  4. ReutersCenterthe legal explainerWhy New York's Mamdani cannot have Israel's Netanyahu arrested
2026-07-23 · Coverage brief

Marco Rubio and Sergey Lavrov sat down in Manila on Thursday. The two governments that were at the table will publish accounts of the same meeting that disagree on its length, its agenda, what was offered, and who asked for the conversation in the first place — and a reporter who asked about Iran targeting data got told "Nice hairstyle"

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. ReutersCenterthe broader security contextTop diplomats from Asia, Europe and North America met on Thursday for the security-focused ASEAN Regional Forum, where ministers were expected to call for a peaceful settlement of renewed and intensifying hostilities in the Middle East.
  2. Al Jazeerathe stalled-talks frameThe sit-down came as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he had spoken with US envoys in a bid to revive stalled talks aimed at ending the years-long war.
  3. TRT Worldthe agree-to-disagree frameThe two officials agreed to maintain contact, the Russian foreign ministry said.
2026-07-23 · Coverage brief

Pete Hegseth told the Senate the Iran war has cost $37.5 billion — and the hearing's real answer to "how much longer" was not to answer

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftprocedural wireHegseth estimates Iran war has cost $37.5 billion as he defends funding request at fiery hearing
  2. NBC NewsLean Leftthe internal estimatePete Hegseth puts cost of Iran war at $37.5 billion as the Pentagon seeks more money from Congress
  3. Press TVadversarial frameHegseth begs Congress for $67 billion more as war on Iran costs spiral
  4. Tehran Timesthe CSIS caveatUnder fire on Capitol Hill: Hegseth faces bipartisan scrutiny over Iran war
2026-07-23 · Coverage brief

Jim Jordan refers Jack Smith to the Justice Department over testimony that only "gave the impression" of a lie — and the outlets can't agree whether that's perjury, a felony, or theater

How 9 outlets framed one event
  1. ABC Newsnames the referral for a crime the letter doesn't citeHouse Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan issues criminal referral against former special counsel Jack Smith for alleged perjury
  2. Newsmaxrenders a request to a prosecutor as an order already givenJim Jordan to DOJ: Hit Jack Smith for False Statements
  3. CNNLean Leftkeeps the outcome conditional on a verb ("consider") the referral itself usesRepublican Rep. Jim Jordan, chair of the House Judiciary Committee, on Wednesday night asked the Justice Department to consider criminally charging special counsel Jack Smith, who previously prosecuted President Donald Trump, according to a letter sent to DOJ obtained by CNN.
  4. MS NOWLeftleaves the outcome unresolved twice in a single headline clauseRep. Jim Jordan refers Jack Smith to DOJ for potential criminal investigation
  5. The HillCenterattributes the underlying charge of lying to Jordan by name, not to the record itselfJordan accuses Smith of lying to Congress in criminal referral to DOJ
  6. CBS NewsLean Leftfiles the most procedural version, crediting the charge to Jordan and the denial to Raskin in the same headline registerHouse committee urges DOJ to charge former Trump prosecutor Jack Smith
  7. The Washington Timesstates the underlying accusation as settled description, not allegationHouse chairman asks DOJ to investigate Jack Smith for lying to Congress
  8. Fox NewsRightnarrates the referral as one stop on a track that already leads to prosecutionJack Smith hit with criminal referral as GOP moves testimony fight toward prosecution
  9. NewsweekCenterthe only outlet that quoted a skeptic named nowhere in the referral itselfThis is performative politics masquerading as legal oversight, and it carries no direct legal weight. A congressional referral is simply a partisan suggestion, not a criminal charge. The Justice Department could open an inquiry to appease the President, but this is not a legitimate criminal matter. Instead, it's a transparent attempt to misuse House committee oversight for political retaliation.
2026-07-23 · Coverage brief

The U.S. and Saudi Arabia signed a civil nuclear agreement on Wednesday, and every outlet covering it hedged its central clause differently — because, one of them admits mid-story, none of them has actually read the text

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. ReutersCenterthe mechanics and the clockUnless Congress raises votes to object to the deal within 90 session days, the deal will go into force.
  2. The HillCenterthe administration's economic case, quoted and attributedThe 123 agreement provides great access for American companies in the Saudi nuclear energy program, benefiting American industry, workers, and supply chains while helping to meet Saudi energy needs
  3. The Times of Israelthe regional reactionEveryone needs to understand that the Saudi civilian nuclear program will end up with nuclear weapons and lead to a mad arms race across the entire Middle East.
  4. Al Jazeerathe symmetry with the warTrump, together with Israel, launched a war on Iran in February to prevent the country from enriching uranium and acquiring a nuclear weapon, which Tehran denies seeking.
2026-07-22 · Coverage brief

The House passed the SAVE Act's voter rules, a $1.15 trillion defense bill, and a congressional stock-trading ban in a single afternoon — and six newsrooms could not agree which of the three was the headline, or what to call the voter rules

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. Democracy Docketforegrounds the voter measure as suppressionPresident Donald Trump took a step closer to slaying his white whale Wednesday and enacting the SAVE America Act, a sweeping voter suppression measure that the Senate has repeatedly refused to pass.
  2. Fox NewsRightforegrounds a Speaker's winIt's a major victory for Johnson, R-La., who had to overcome a wall of left-wing opposition and threats of a rebellion within his own GOP ranks.
  3. NPR (headline)foregrounds the Pentagon money and the stock banHouse passes Pentagon funding and limits on stock trades in a last dash before recess
  4. The Hill (headline)foregrounds the reconciliation framework and voting restrictionsHouse passes reconciliation framework for Pentagon boost, voting restrictions
  5. Politico (headline)foregrounds the defense bill and its rightward tiltHouse Republicans pass hard-right defense bill, handing wins to Trump
  6. The Daily Signalforegrounds the ethics reform and the voter ID together as popular winsCongress just passed two major Republican efforts in one bill.
2026-07-22 · Coverage brief

Rubio calls Iran's Hormuz toll-and-strike doctrine "a very dangerous precedent" in Manila — the same Wednesday Trump declares the mirror-image version United States policy

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe wire spineU.S. President Donald Trump warned Wednesday that the U.S. will destroy one bridge or power plant each time Iran shoots at a ship in the Strait of Hormuz.
  2. NPRLean Leftthe ledger of the deadIran's government says about 3,000 people in Iran, many of them civilians, have been killed in the war.
2026-07-22 · Coverage brief

Two newsrooms report, on background, that neither Trump nor Rubio plans to intervene in the Tate brothers' extradition — the other six outlets that covered Monday's hearing haven't followed the story here at all

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. CNNLean Leftthe original account, published Tuesday morningAs of Monday, Rubio had not spoken to the Tate brothers or their lawyers, and the State Department had "no plans to act" on their effort to fight the UK's extradition request, a senior State Department official said.
  2. AxiosCenterthe same conclusion, framed as new reporting, one day laterA senior State Department official told Axios that "the secretary has not spoken to the Tate Brothers or their lawyers. The State Department has no plans to act on this matter at this time."
  3. The Timesan ocean away, the same non-intervention, different sourcingHowever, Trump is also not expected to intervene on behalf of the Tates. "The White House has no involvement and no feelings on the issue," an official said in a statement.
2026-07-22 · Coverage brief

The FDA's own positive test on Taylor Farms lettuce was wrong, the agency said Sunday — Taylor Farms says that got it an apology, the FDA says it only got "the facts," and neither side has budged since

How 7 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe wire's flat sequenceThe company touted the updated test results on social media and claimed 'FDA apologized to us.' Agency officials said there was no official apology.
  2. NPRLean Leftthe agency's own words, uneditedthis false-positive lab sample DOES NOT change the basis for FDA's ongoing outbreak investigation or the overwhelming epidemiological data supporting the current voluntary recall by Taylor Farms.
  3. Fox BusinessLean Rightboth claims, no verdictTaylor Fresh Foods also said the FDA apologized to the company over the erroneous result. The FDA did not include an apology in the agency language provided with the story.
  4. Wiredthe money behind the lettuceTaylor Farms donated more than $2 million to conservative political groups in 2025, according to Federal Election Commission filings. That includes a $1 million donation to MAGA Inc., the Trump-centric super PAC, and $1.1 million to other super PACs dedicated to electing Republicans.
  5. The Independentthe company arguing both fronts at onceTaylor Farms... has spent recent years donating millions of dollars to groups aligned with President Trump and the Republican Party's agenda. Now, however, with more than 10,000 cases of cyclosporiasis logged across the U.S., the company is publicly battling and privately lobbying the White House.
  6. Snopesthe fact-check that actually opened the FEC filingsBruce Taylor's records revealed he was a large Republican donor... However, Taylor himself never donated to Trump's campaign or any specifically Trump-aligned Super PACs, according to federal campaign finance records.
  7. Bloomberg Líneathe supply-chain frame no US outlet usedSi bien el rastreo de la FDA señala a una granja independiente específica, que representa menos del 1% del suministro de lechuga iceberg en EE. UU., como la posible fuente del brote, hemos retirado indefinidamente toda la lechuga iceberg de la región,
2026-07-22 · Coverage brief

A fifth person has died of Legionnaires' disease on the Upper East Side — twice now, the death count has climbed the same day City Hall said the danger was already over

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftprocedural, and the one outlet that will not use the word "eliminated"The New York City Health Department said it has confirmed the presence of the bacteria in 34 cooling towers in 33 buildings, all of which are being cleaned. Officials still haven't identified the source of the bacteria that has sickened more than six dozen people in the last month.
  2. The GuardianLean Leftcarries both officials' own words, unmediated'Due to the aggressive strategy of early testing, enforcement and remediation, we believe that we have now eliminated the source of exposure. We are continuing to inspect cooling towers and will aggressively enforce our public health laws.'
  3. Gothamistthe one place the tension survives inside a single quote'We believe that through our aggressive strategy of testing and remediation we have eliminated the source of exposure. We will learn more as our investigation unfolds and look forward to updating our existing policies and procedures to [prevent] future clusters,' Martin said. 'Right now, we are focused on identifying the source of exposure through laboratory analyses and holding accountable anyone found out of compliance with local laws.'
  4. Fox NewsRightthe same masthead, two different numbers, neither one mentioning the mayorAfter testing 180 different cooling towers, the city found live or dead Legionella bacteria in 31 buildings.
  5. Global News, filed the prior Wednesday, before any death had been announcedwhat the story looked like six days before anyone had diedAn outbreak of Legionnaires' disease, a severe form of pneumonia, in an upscale New York City neighbourhood is slowing, authorities say... No one has died as a result of the spread, which has affected systems at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Guggenheim and apartment buildings on Fifth Avenue, the New York Times reported.
2026-07-22 · Coverage brief

Zelensky sacks his Soviet-school army chief after six days of Kyiv street protests, and offers the reformer he fired first a job with seven different names, none of them official

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. ReutersCenterthe battlefield-momentum riskLast week, Zelenskiy's government reshuffle and dismissal of tech-savvy reformist Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov, 35, after just half a year in office, stirred concerns among analysts that Ukraine's recent battlefield momentum could be lost.
  2. Associated PressLean Leftthe precedentIt was the second major change Zelenskyy has made under street pressure, after protests last summer forced him to undo a law weakening Ukraine's anti-corruption watchdogs.
  3. The GuardianLean Leftthe man left standing without an answerIt is unclear what Fedorov's new role will be, amid reports that he was insisting on being given his old job back as defence minister.
  4. CNNLean Leftthe general's own defense, in his own wordsI can't switch a million-people army to drones in two months and say, 'Now this is how we're going to fight,'" he wrote. "Aside from the fact that this is clearly a reckless venture, any experiment on this scale comes at the cost of our land and our people.
  5. NewsweekCenterthe deadline as a countdownProtesters in Ukraine had given Ukraine's president until Friday to reinstate as defense minister Mykhailo Fedorov, who is said to have rejected the president's offer of another government post.
  6. RTthe wanted manDrapaty is on Russia's wanted list. According to Russian investigators, he commanded Ukrainian forces operating against the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics from 2017 to 2019. Moscow alleges that units under his command shelled dozens of settlements in Donbass more than 70 times, killing and injuring more than 150 civilians.
2026-07-22 · Coverage brief

The Tate brothers begin their extradition fight in a Miami courtroom — and coverage splits over whether the decision belongs to the Trump administration or one man in it

How 7 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe courtroom procedurally, motive left to the lawyerThe Tates appeared in federal court Monday for the first time since their arrest on Saturday and are being held in federal detention. In the coming weeks, a U.S. district judge will consider whether they meet the conditions for extradition.
  2. Fox NewsRightthe magistrate, the numbers, the CPS statementDuring the brief hearing, U.S. Magistrate Judge Lauren Louis informed the brothers they were being held on a provisional arrest warrant from the U.K. and that extradition proceedings were already underway.
  3. CNNLean Leftthe unsealed complaints, told in the complainants' own alleged wordsThe federal filings, released Monday night, detail complaints made by women to British officials against both brothers about sexual and physical abuse, including claims the women were choked, sometimes to the point of passing out, and raped.
  4. Forbesthe Trump-orbit throughline, traced back to the Romania travel-ban liftAndrew and Tristan Tate—influential figures in the so-called manosphere that intersects with President Donald Trump's base—were arrested in Miami on Saturday, more than a year after Romanian authorities lifted travel restrictions on them, reportedly at the Trump administration's urging.
  5. NewsweekCenterthe appeal for intervention, sourced to the man who hosted the partyInfluencers Andrew and Tristan Tate are hoping President Donald Trump will prevent their extradition to the United Kingdom after their arrest in Florida, and the public appeal has renewed scrutiny of their long-documented connections to figures in Trump's political orbit.
  6. BBC NewsCenterthe lawyer's own comparison, quoted at lengthHe compared the charges against the men to the legal proceedings against US President Donald Trump - which he called a 'witch hunt' - and referred to the attempted extradition as 'political kidnapping'.
  7. Al Jazeera"manosphere," stated as description rather than quotationControversial 'manosphere' influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate appeared at a federal court hearing in Miami two days after their arrest on 38 new charges brought by UK prosecutors, including rape and sex trafficking.
2026-07-22 · Coverage brief

Rep. Jamie Raskin says Epstein's own emails show him lobbying, unregistered, for four foreign governments — CNN, The New Republic and The Hill covered the letter; Fox News, Townhall and the NRSC spent the week instead on a different Epstein-money story, about a Democratic donor

How 7 outlets framed one event
  1. CNNLean Leftthe letter as a preview of subpoena power to comeDemocratic Rep. Jamie Raskin is launching an investigation into whether Jeffrey Epstein acted as an unregistered foreign agent for multiple countries, requesting records from the Trump administration on the scope of the late convicted sex offender's foreign ties.
  2. The New Republicthe statute, named'By advocating and facilitating on behalf of foreign countries without filing the mandatory disclosures, Mr. Epstein almost certainly violated FARA. His actions also create serious questions about the extent to which he wielded his ties to President Trump in dealings with foreign governments.'
  3. The HillCenterthe emails themselvesWe find substantial evidence that Mr. Epstein acted to advance the interests of the governments of Saudi Arabia and Kuwait; advised the government of Russia on how to shape its dealings with President Trump; worked as an ongoing consultant for Ehud Barak, the former Prime Minister of the government of Israel; and repeatedly capitalized on his long-term friendship with President Donald Trump to sign up business from these and other foreign governments and actors in the aftermath of President Trump's first election, without ever registering as a foreign agent,
  4. Fox NewsRightthe backfire framingDemocratic Senate candidates James Talarico and Jon Ossoff are facing scrutiny over significant donations from Reid Hoffman, a billionaire mega-investor with former associations to Jeffrey Epstein, after both accused Republicans of representing the billionaire 'Epstein class' over working Americans.
  5. TownhallRightthe sharper versionIt's been a tough week for Democrat U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico on the sexual abuse front, who is now battling with the public learning that his largest financial backer is listed in the Epstein files, is facing condemnation from an abuse victim's family for lying, and is refusing to condemn a political ally who consorts with a sexual predator.
  6. The Texas Tribunethe version with the parts other outlets left outAn FBI review found no indication of wrongdoing, but the circumstance has stirred interparty tensions, with Crockett attacking Talarico for embracing dark money and billionaires despite his anti-corruption message.
  7. National Republican Senatorial Committeethe press releaseJames Talarico and Jon Ossoff claim the moral high ground while cashing checks from the very 'Epstein class' billionaires they condemn—proving their fight against corruption is nothing more than a campaign talking point,
2026-07-22 · Coverage brief

HHS pauses over $1 billion in Medicaid payments to California and Minnesota over 'suspected fraud'; the two fullest breakdowns of the California share, filed the same day by friendly outlets, total two different sums

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. ReutersCenterthe wire, terseThe Trump administration is pausing over $1 billion in Medicaid payments to California and Minnesota "because of suspected fraud and noncompliance," U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. said on Tuesday. "If those states want that money they need to provide documentations that these payments are legitimate," Kennedy said at a news conference.
  2. MS NOWLeftthe pushback, amplified...a federal review of the states' low-cost health insurance payouts in recent years turned up "claims that smell like fraud," although he did not provide specific evidence of alleged fraud... "This isn't about fraud — it's about cutting your healthcare so that Trump can afford the tax cuts he gave to billionaires," Walz said... Neither official provided evidence to substantiate those claims.
  3. NewsweekCenterNewsom's office, rebuttingCalifornia isn't being targeted because Trump has evidence of fraud. We are being targeted for political reasons — and because Dr. Oz doesn't understand that we are *SAVING* taxpayers money by keeping seniors and people with disabilities out of far more expensive nursing homes!
  4. Fox NewsRightthe fullest account, Kennedy and Oz at lengthThe Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is withholding roughly $867 million from California and more than $200 million from Minnesota... roughly $646 million tied to in-home supportive services and another $221 million associated with claims involving individuals with what Oz described as "unsatisfactory immigration status."
  5. Washington Examinerthe fullest account, independently arrived atOz said $391 million of the funding freeze for California came from in-home supportive services... Another large chunk, $250 million, comes from claims in California tied to high-risk providers for which the state did not provide sufficient documentation.
  6. Bloomberg Law (background, degraded confidence)
2026-07-21 · Coverage brief

Ralph Norman defies Trump's own pick for the open Graham Senate seat — and outlets can't even agree on how the president worded his endorsement of her

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. CNNLean Leftthe record, dated and sourced
  2. Fox NewsRightthe endorsement, given the full room
  3. Washington Examinerthe launch, given the full room
  4. NewsweekCenterthe analysis, sourced to a political scientist
  5. Semaforthe establishment, consolidating in real time
2026-07-21 · Coverage brief

Andrew and Tristan Tate are fighting UK extradition on new rape and trafficking charges — and the Justice Department can't agree with their own lawyer about who at DOJ said yes

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. Breitbartforegrounds the defense's framing in its own headlineTate Brothers Fight Extradition to Britain from the United States, Claim Charges Are 'Political'
  2. Daily Wirea headline verb that treats the charges as something imposedTate Brothers Slapped With 38 New Charges In Expanding Sex Trafficking Case
  3. CNN, quoting Dani Pinter (NCOSE)the only outlet in this corpus to carry the victims'-advocate statementWe are thankful to the United States and United Kingdom authorities for courageously pursuing justice with the arrest and extradition of accused sex traffickers Andrew and Tristan Tate,
  4. Romania-Insider.comthe only outlet to note Romania's own case is still separately expandingprosecutors have added money laundering, influencing statements, removal from seizure, and complicity in the trafficking of minors to the list of offenses
2026-07-21 · Coverage brief

FIFA's own president spent Sunday night trying to walk Donald Trump off Spain's World Cup trophy stage — the wire account of the ceremony never says so

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe sentence where nothing happensAfter Trump and FIFA President Gianni Infantino presented them with the trophy, Trump stood alongside the team as they jumped up and down and gold confetti shot out of a cannon.
  2. Reuters (via CTV News)the boos, at least, made the wireBoos descended from the stands as U.S. President Donald Trump and FIFA chief Gianni Infantino took to the field for the World Cup trophy ceremony at New York New Jersey Stadium on Sunday.
  3. HuffPostthe second attempt, scoredInfantino had slightly better luck on Sunday, eventually getting the president to move along and leave the stage so the players could celebrate and pose for pics with the trophy.
  4. The Daily Beasta friend, runningJust before the ceremonious moment, Infantino ran across the stage to Trump, appearing to try to escort him away to let the champions celebrate as a team.
  5. Al Jazeerashuffled alongIt was down to FIFA President and close ally Gianni Infantino to shuffle Trump along and let the world champions have their moment.
  6. La Naciónthe trophy stand, from the losing side and the sidelinetras un titubeo se corrió hacia un extremo e Infantino corrió a guiarlo amablemente hacia afuera.
2026-07-21 · Coverage brief

Mamdani says his lawyers are reviewing whether to arrest Netanyahu on an ICC warrant — outlets across the spectrum agree almost word for word on the accusation, and agree on almost nothing said about it since

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. NewsweekCenterthe institutional experimentMamdani is repurposing the very institutions that make New York a global city -- the police coordination surrounding the United Nations, the Mayor's Office for International Affairs, diplomatic protocol, immigrant outreach and the city's international networks -- toward a more confrontational role in global politics.
  2. RTthe flattest read in the fileNew York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has said he is exploring the legal possibility of arresting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu when he travels to the city for the UN General Assembly in September.
  3. Al Jazeerathe retort nobody else carried
  4. Danny Danon (Israel's ambassador to the United Nations), via the Times of Israelthe counter-demandAnd if anyone should be arrested, it is NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
2026-07-21 · Coverage brief

The House voted 214-211 today to start merging the SAVE Act into the NDAA — and one outlet already reported that exact merger finished five days ago, on a bill that isn't the NDAA

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. Fox NewsRightthe blockade ending in a winHouse conservatives ended their weeks-long blockade of the House floor Tuesday, handing Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., a key victory after the rebellion brought legislative business to a standstill for nearly a month.
  2. NOTUSthe same gamble, one attempt earlier, collapsingHouse Speaker Mike Johnson's gamble to salvage the $1.15 trillion defense policy bill collapsed Tuesday after the House rejected a procedural rule meant to begin debate on the bill and hold a vote to attach President Donald Trump's top legislative priority, the SAVE America Act, to the must-pass measure.
  3. Punchbowl News, quoting Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas)the room, hours before the voteI'm a little torn, and I'm talking to some colleagues, and I'm going to see,
  4. IBTimes UKthe cost none of the vote-count stories mentionHouse Republicans dragged the stalled SAVE America Act back to life on Tuesday, bolting it to a must-pass spending bill, as experts warn the measure could force 69 million married women to prove their identities before voting.
2026-07-21 · Coverage brief

Andy Burnham is sworn in as Britain's new prime minister — and the coverage can't agree whether he's the sixth or the seventh in a decade, because almost none of it finished his sentence

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe process, not the politicsAndy Burnham took office Monday as Britain's new prime minister, promising a 10-year plan to restore political stability and revive the economy while acknowledging that six other U.K. leaders have tried and failed to do so in the past decade.
  2. The GuardianLean Leftthe insider's briefing war
  3. Al Jazeera Opinionthe skepticBurnham is not the outsider his PR machine is selling.
  4. RTE, quoting Taoiseach Micheál Martinthe neighbor's stakeGreat to speak to new UK PM Andy Burnham this morning. Very good discussion on the positive relationship and cooperation between Ireland and the UK.
  5. ReutersCenterthe market's verdictBenchmark British borrowing costs rose and sterling dipped on Monday as investors fretted over whether Andy Burnham's early remarks on becoming prime minister suggested he would adopt a looser fiscal policy.
2026-07-21 · Coverage brief

The Pentagon named its two newest Iran-war dead on Monday — and two of the outlets covering it couldn't settle their own numbers, one on the dead, one on the wounded

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. Al Jazeerathe historical footnoteSeventeen soldiers have been killed in the Iran war, which has spanned 142 days. In the Iraq war spanning 3,195 days from 2003 to 2011, more than 4,400 US military personnel were killed.
  2. Press TVthe CENTCOM detailCENTCOM said in its statement that Iranian attacks on its assets in Jordan had also injured four soldiers, who were treated and discharged from hospitals in the Arab country.
  3. Washington Examinerthe story about the storyWhen a U.S. servicemember dies in a war zone, the Pentagon follows a time-honored protocol. The fatality is announced as soon as it's confirmed, but the name and exact circumstances of the death are withheld until next of kin is notified, in person if possible... But when troops are wounded, they are never identified, nor the extent of their injuries disclosed.
2026-07-21 · Coverage brief

House Republicans say they're "actively" reviving the full, mandatory SAVE America Act inside their own budget bill — a week after their own leadership told a reporter that wouldn't be possible

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. Washington Examinerthe exclusive, and the same sentence that undercuts itHouse Republicans are eyeing the inclusion of the full SAVE America Act in their party-line budget bill, two sources familiar with discussions told the Washington Examiner.
  2. Democracy Docketthe ruling that already happenedThe Senate Parliamentarian, the chamber's procedural umpire, ruled last month that the SAVE American provisions did not fit the bill, leading Trump to call for her ouster.
  3. MS NOW, headlinewhat the argument sounds like from inside the room'It's a circus': Republicans have big doubts about their newest reconciliation bill
2026-07-21 · Discrepancy audit

Trump's chosen heir to the Graham Senate seat faces a formal eligibility challenge from her own party — and nobody can agree how many primaries she voted in, or how much money she's sitting on

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. Raw Storythe alarmRed flags raised over Lindsey Graham's sister as local GOP questions her eligibility
  2. ABC News 4 (WCIV)the procedureA South Carolina Republican Party official is calling for a review of Sen. Darline Graham's eligibility to run for a full U.S. Senate term, citing newly adopted party rules that may put her candidacy in question.
  3. PJ Mediathe dynastySeeking the office for the next six years is, however, a bridge too far for many.
  4. MS NOWLeftthe horse raceThe Republican primary is already shaping up to be one of the state's most closely watched contests.
  5. The Washington Timesthe analyst's verdictDarline will win if she runs
  6. Raw Storythe establishment's verdictis puzzling to many Republicans, who feel it's premature to anoint an untested replacement
2026-07-21 · Coverage brief

The State Department names a livestreamer, a labor organizer and a congresswoman's daughter as Cuban "fellow travelers" — and the wire copy carrying the story calls the same document "little new information"

How 8 outlets framed one event
  1. Washington Examinerthe infiltrationSecretary of State Marco Rubio accused the Cuban government of running one of the most sophisticated infiltrations of U.S. politics, in part using the Democratic Socialists of America.
  2. Fox NewsRightthe mobilization planThe National Network on Cuba's materials reveal the continuing reach, coordination and sophistication of Cuba's subversive capabilities on American territory.
  3. Forbesthe pretextThe Trump administration on Monday released a report making inflammatory new allegations against Cuba, accusing it of fostering an anti-American network of left-wing activism in the U.S., including the Democratic Socialists of America—potentially an attempt to bolster its argument for U.S. intervention in Cuba.
  4. The New Republicthe blacklistThe State Department is trying to smear left-wing organizations and activists as "front groups and fellow travelers" for the Cuban government.
  5. Ken Klippensteinthe namesGuilt by association at its finest. But what exactly are they guilty of? What the report shows isn't that any of these people are knowingly taking directions from a foreign power — only that they disagree with the U.S. government on Cuba policy (or at most, agree with Cuba).
  6. Hasan Pikerthe named responsewhy is the state department naming american citizens in their cuba report where they seemingly complain about our opinions on us sanctions policy? this is absolutely protected by the 1st amendment. they are trying to chill speech through intimidation.
  7. AFPthe spy campaignA US State Department report has accused Cuban spies of infiltrating the highest levels of Government in Washington and aiding "left-wing terrorism" on American soil.
  8. Cubadebatethe McCarthyist threat
2026-07-21 · Coverage brief

Republicans send the SAVE Act toward a budget-reconciliation floor vote this week — and two of their own outlets can't agree how many of their own members they can afford to lose to pass it

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. Fox NewsRightprocedure read as a Republican winSpeaker Mike Johnson's latest bid to skirt Democrats' opposition to an election integrity bill backed by President Donald Trump survived a key hurdle on Monday evening.
  2. Talking Points Memo (TPM Cafe)the same procedure read as a workaroundHouse Republicans have deceptively rebranded the voting initiative, seeking to get elements of it passed as part of a "reconciliation" bill.
  3. NOTUSwhat leadership tells reporters off the recordWhile leadership knows that the SAVE America Act, President Donald Trump's priority voting bill, is likely to be stripped out in the Senate, including it in this package would help secure support from conservatives to pass it out of the House.
  4. MS NOWLefta Republican member, unnamed, describing his own party's plan"I just don't see the path forward right now," one House Republican told MS NOW, requesting anonymity to discuss internal dynamics.
  5. Roll Callthe Senate majority leader's own hedge"It is a very uneven path," Thune told reporters Thursday. "I can't make any guarantees over here."
  6. Washington Examinera Republican senator borrowing the bill's own name to oppose it"The only thing that will occur is an undermining of the election integrity, the integrity of our elections right now."
2026-07-21 · Coverage brief

Trump hits Canada with a 50% tariff on wine, cheese and hockey sticks — and can't get his own government to agree on what to call it

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. The Washington Postthe political cost, and the wildfire that wasn'tThat would probably hit consumers with higher prices ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections, exacerbating the administration's political challenges with affordability, said Ed Gresser, vice president of the Progressive Policy Institute in D.C. and a former U.S. trade official.
  2. CNNLean Leftthe legal history nobody else fully tellsthe Supreme Court ruled in February that the president could not use the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, or IEEPA, to implement sweeping tariffs globally
  3. The Washington Timeswho provoked whomA senior administration official said Mr. Trump decided to strike back at Canada after all but two provinces discontinued sales of American liquor, though they did not impose limits on alcohol from other countries.
  4. Breitbartthe proclamation, relayed almost verbatimI find that imposing additional ad valorem duties on certain products of Canada to address the burden or disadvantage from this discrimination... is in the public interest.
  5. The Globe and Mail: Prime Minister Mark Carneythe country actually being tariffedThis is the latest in a series of unilateral U.S. trade actions that began with the U.S. imposing a series of tariffs in direct violation of the USMCA.
  6. Al Jazeera: U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greerthe international framing as a legal disputeCanada has taken US alcohol products off Canadian shelves, given better market access to dairy products from the European Union, and has put a cap on US vehicle exports to Canada from companies reshoring to the United States.
2026-07-21 · Coverage brief

Darline Graham announced Monday she is running for the Senate seat Trump once said she'd hold only "on an interim basis" — and the one number nobody else printed is that her brother's own campaign account can move her exactly $2,000, then an unbounded amount besides

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe transfer nobody else costed outUnder federal rules, Lindsey Graham's campaign would be limited to transferring just $2,000 to a potential Darline Graham candidacy. However, Smith said there is no limit on how much it could transfer to the National Republican Senatorial Committee, which could — thanks to a Supreme Court decision last month — 'spend an unlimited amount in coordination with Darline's campaign.'
  2. NewsweekCenterthe endorsement that went the other waySen. Rick Scott, endorsing Rep. Ralph Norman instead, wrote: 'I'm proud to endorse my friend @ralphnorman for the U.S. Senate! Ralph is a conservative fighter who will stand with @POTUS and help him deliver on the promises he made to the American people...'
  3. CNNLean Leftthe leader who said not yetSenate Majority Leader John Thune is not endorsing Darline Graham at this time but called her a 'strong candidate.'
  4. The Washington Timesthe objection that outlived the filing questionC.J. Westfall, the Dorchester County GOP chairman, said: 'People that were OK with the appointment by Governor McMaster are telling me that they are not OK with the president's endorsement because they don't know her.'
2026-07-21 · Coverage brief

A judge freezes the Paramount–Warner Bros. deal, and the press cannot agree what it costs — $81 billion, $110 billion, or $111 billion for the same merger

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. Law Commentarythe merger's defense, argued on its own termsParamount has pushed back on that framing, pointing to the emergence of newer competitors in film distribution such as A24 and Amazon MGM as evidence that the theatrical market is far more fluid and competitive than the states' filings suggest
  2. Straight Arrow Newsa company fighting on four fronts at onceIn total, four lawsuits have been filed to block the merger, three in the last week
  3. Agence France-Presse (South China Morning Post)the judge's own words, and Paramount's gratitudethe balance of equities and public interest tip sharply in favour of the Plaintiff States
2026-07-21 · Coverage brief

Rep. Thomas Massie says the SAVE Act fight is fake, and Republicans have no plan to pass it — the same week Senate conservatives float attaching it to a funding bill anyway

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. Democracy Docketa bill it calls voter suppression, and a bill-opposing expert who doubts the workaround survivesHouse Republicans are once again attempting to enact a version of President Donald Trump's long-sought SAVE America Act, a sweeping voter suppression measure that the Senate has repeatedly refused to pass.
  2. Daily Signala Speaker fitting SAVE language into whatever movesAiming to pass everything under one rule, the bills will address a ban on congressional stock trading, a budget resolution to tee up the long-awaited reconciliation 3.0, a continuing resolution to avoid a government shutdown, and the yearly National Defense Authorization Act. In three out of the four, they hope to include provisions of the SAVE America Act
  3. USA Today Networkthe fight reduced to an FAQWill the SAVE Act pass the Senate? Latest vote update as GOP weighs shutdown fight
2026-07-21 · Coverage brief

The ICE officer who shot Johan Durán Guerrero has a name now — his own family gave it up before his agency would, and the badge-and-gun question turns on a single word: convicted

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. NPRLean Leftthe institutional angleHe had a bad tendency of going out and looking for fights,
  2. CNNLean Leftthe medical-fitness angleThose problems, which David Brouillette said resulted from a steel I-beam falling on his head, were so debilitating that he couldn't complete a firefighting training course and was still feeling effects years later.
  3. The Hill (Sen. Chuck Schumer)the congressional-response angleThe Trump administration rushed 12,000 agents onto our streets without ensuring they were fit to carry a badge and a gun — and Republicans gave this rogue agency vast power and no accountability,
  4. Fox NewsRightthe first 48 hours, before the nameThis is the second time in a week that ICE agents have killed someone who — by their own admission — was not the subject of their operation.
2026-07-21 · Discrepancy audit

Kentucky's governor says two government agencies told him a sitting U.S. senator had died — the outlets reporting his own account can't agree what date his office proved them wrong, or what day he said so

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. The New Republicthe skepticism turned back on the messengerDespite recent evidence to the contrary, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear isn't so sure that Senator Mitch McConnell is actually alive.
  2. NewsweekCenterthe mirror-image doubtAfter speaking to friends and colleagues who are close with Senator McConnell, I believe that he is alive and able to handle his responsibilities as senator,
  3. WUKY 91.3 FMthe pressure that has not stoppedEveryone deserves a level of privacy on their health. But when you take on these jobs, when you represent the people of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, you give up some of that. That's just what it is. That's what comes with the territory.
2026-07-21 · Coverage brief

Trump gave his "Complete and Total Endorsement" to Lindsey Graham's sister for the open Senate seat — four days later the congressman he'd just called "outstanding" entered the race against her, and Fox News's own headline can't decide if that's loyalty or defiance

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. Washington Timesthe eligibility fight nobody else printedMr. Westfall asked the state Republicans' rules committee to examine whether she was qualified to run under the state's new rules, adopted last month, which require Republican statewide candidates to have voted in at least two of the last three Republican primaries.
  2. Roll Callthe other rival's more complicated Trump historyNorman's relationship with the president is more complicated. He was one of just two House members who backed former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley during the 2024 Republican presidential primaries. He endorsed Trump after Haley dropped out of the race.
  3. PoliticoLean Leftthe man Trump builtTrump hand-picked Fry to oust Rep. Tom Rice in his 2022 GOP primary after Rice voted to impeach Trump following the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol insurrection.
2026-07-20 · Coverage brief

Trump's self-imposed deadline to cut electricity bills in half arrives today. The government's own price table shows them up eighteen percent instead — and even the deadline itself isn't the same number twice

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. Mark Wolfe, executive director of the National Energy Assistance Directors Association, to the Guardianthe household ledgerYou have some states where the power bills are instead up 10% or 20%, which is why so many people are angry about this now
  2. The Pennsylvania Independent, on a March 2026 Joint Economic Committee minority-staff reportthe committee reportthe average American household's total annual electric bill rose by $110 between 2024 and 2025, a 6.4% increase
  3. Washington Examiner op-ed, in its deckthe utility's defenseCapping utility profits sounds like a win for consumers — but it could mean a weaker grid, more blackouts, and higher bills down the road.
2026-07-20 · Coverage brief

The Pentagon says its own casualty database is "regularly updated" — the afternoon it said so, the database still showed Friday's numbers, and dozens of Iran-war injuries from the week before had never been logged at all

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. The Interceptthe pattern-trackerNeither CENTCOM nor the Pentagon replied to numerous requests by The Intercept for information on the casualties, nor would either address the effort to cover up U.S. losses.
  2. Daily Kosthe accumulating recordThe Pentagon has not formally briefed the press on the war since May, reversing a series of triumphalist press conferences that Hegseth conducted earlier in the conflict.
  3. Washington Examinerthe bare timelineAt least two U.S. troops were killed at the U.S. military's Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan on July 17, with the remains of a third unidentified individual found at the same base.
2026-07-20 · Coverage brief

Spain won the World Cup and the crowd made a noise at the president — "applause rained down" in Fox's telecast write-up, "a wave of boos" in everyone else's — while the FBI reportedly stopped investigating ICE confrontations and the desk's searches of five right-leaning outlets returned nothing at all

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. OutKickthe concession inside the celebrationTrump was briefly part of Spain's team photo as the players hoisted the trophy before Infantino stepped in and suggested he move aside.
  2. Sporting Newsoutsources the verdict to the readerTrump appeared to receive a mixed reaction from the crowd, which isn't a surprise given the game took place in a Democratic-leaning New York and New Jersey area.
  3. CBS NewsLean Lefta guest grades the coverage on the network that gave itthere are so many absurdities and falsehoods in Trump's Thursday night speech, and I'm glad that most media treated it not as serious news.
2026-07-19 · Coverage brief

After Trump's July 16 primetime speech previewed a "whole-of-government" push on how elections are run, the outlets split on the verb — remaking, dismantling, a power grab, a crusade, or election integrity — and agreed, right to left, on the one point the president himself concedes around: the Constitution gives elections to the states and Congress, not to him

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. PoliticoLean Leftthe speech read as a preview of executive moveshis Thursday night primetime address contained hints of where he might take his whole-of-government approach to asserting control over American elections
  2. PoliticoLean Leftthe method named as attritionThis is a concerted effort of death by a thousand cuts
  3. Democracy Docketthe push read as a threat to electionsBy presenting theoretical vulnerabilities, attempted intrusions and altered votes as parts of the same threat, he could falsely frame state-run elections as a national security emergency requiring federal intervention.
  4. CNBCthe push read as a growing Republican mandatePresident Donald Trump is escalating his crusade for voter identification requirements after last week's promise of an executive order to implement such a mandate before November's midterm elections.
  5. PBS NewsHourthe order read as court-bounda move that is sure to draw legal challenges as the president continues to demand further restrictions on voting ahead of this year's midterm elections
  6. TownhallRightthe effort read as election integritywhile the legislation would shore up our nation's election integrity
2026-07-19 · Coverage brief

Lisa Murkowski says she supports the SAVE America Act's core tenets and is voting against it — and across the spectrum the same "no" is filed as principle, as betrayal, and as proof a bill can be dead and about to be rescued at the same time

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. The Wall Street Journal (editorial board)a two-voiced mastheadAside from being untrue, this is a political backfire for the GOP. If Republican voters believe it, and the bill falls short, then why waste time going to the polls in November?
  2. The HillCenterthe wrong fight before a midtermPresident Trump's efforts to win congressional approval of the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE America) Act at all costs are frustrating Republicans who see him as picking the wrong fights with his party
  3. TownhallRighta betrayal, and a rescueHow Speaker Mike Johnson Will Save the SAVE America Act
  4. Democracy Docketa door slammed on an anti-voting billMurkowski slams door shut on supporting SAVE America Act
  5. El Paísthe arithmetic, from a distanceThe legislation remains stalled in the Senate. Although Republicans control the Senate with 53 seats, the bill needs 60 votes to overcome a filibuster
2026-07-18 · Coverage brief

After Trump's prime-time election speech, Newsom calls it "a legitimate 25th Amendment moment" and Markey calls it impeachable — the same demand to remove one president, filed under two constitutional instruments that describe two different men

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. The HillCenterthe demand named as impeachmentSenate Democrat calls for Trump impeachment after election claims
  2. Fox NewsRightthe demand named as a Biden-era reversalConservatives flip script on Newsom after he demanded 25th Amendment for Trump: 'Propped up a vegetable'
  3. NewsweekCenterthe demand measured against the oddsAny new impeachment effort faces long odds in the Republican-controlled House, where two Democratic resolutions are already before the Judiciary Committee
  4. HuffPostthe demand read as an alarm about ballot boxes
  5. Fox Baltimorethe demand logged in a both-sides ledgerPoliticians from both sides of the aisle reacted Thursday night to President Donald Trump's address
2026-07-17 · Coverage brief

Nobody has to put five officials in a room: the directive assigning State, Treasury, the IRS and Homeland Security their roles is public and addressed to them by name — and the voter-roll ultimatum delivered Friday has been in print, as a blueprint, since 2023

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. NSPM-7, September 25, 2025 (whitehouse.gov)one memo, four desksMEMORANDUM FOR THE SECRETARY OF STATE, THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY, THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, THE SECRETARY OF HOMELAND SECURITY
2026-07-16 · Coverage brief

Before a word is spoken: the country is already reviewing a 9 p.m. speech nobody has heard — and the one thing the White House, Senate Republicans, and House Democrats all agree on is that they don't know what's in it

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. the_reported_contentsthe detailed claim vs its own disclaimer
2026-07-14 · Coverage brief

Senate Democrats block the defense bill 50-46 — a vote the larger side lost, and which each newsroom explains by a different one of its three reasons: the Iran war, the price tag, or a set of Israel provisions most desks barely mentioned

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. Fox News (Sen. Jim Banks, R)the block as obstructionit's disappointing when Democrats play games with that
  2. CBS News (Sen. Chuck Schumer, D)the block as oversightThe NDAA cannot become a permission slip for that recklessness that we see occurring in Iran
  3. Breaking Defense (Sen. Jack Reed, D)the block as a pause, not a deaththe type of legislation that we can revive quickly when we have the opportunity and the stars align
2026-07-14 · Coverage brief

The claim that Trump will declare Ossoff and Warnock's elections illegitimate traces to a single anonymous tweet its own outlet walked back within hours — and while the senators answer it and the White House calls Ossoff a "total phony", no two desks agree on what Thursday's unheard speech is even about

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. The Daily Beastthe rumor as a plotRising Democratic star Sen. Jon Ossoff reacted to a rumor that President Donald Trump plans to restart an old fight on live television
  2. Democracy Docketthe verdict filed before the speechexpected to take to the airwaves Thursday to again push false claims of widespread voting fraud during the 2020 election
  3. Washington Examinerthe rumor as a fundraising engine
  4. 11Alivethe correction nobody carriedNo other news outlets corroborated that reporting
2026-07-14 · Coverage brief

Kagan and Barrett make the Supreme Court's first appearance before Congress since 2019 to ask for security money — and the coverage cannot hold the number still: the same request is a 10% raise and a 53% raise, $228 million and $921 million, depending on the desk

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. CBS News (quoting Sen. Susan Collins, R)the rhetoric, charged to both partiesit's appalling to me that some of the rhetoric is coming from public officials on both sides of the aisle who should know better than to levy personal and political attacks against the judiciary
  2. CNN (quoting Rep. Rosa DeLauro, D)the ethics grilling under the security askIt's entirely self-policing
  3. BBC NewsCenterthe eroding trust behind the fearThe latest review by the Pew Research Center found 50% of Americans hold a favourable view of the Supreme Court - down from 70% in 2022
2026-07-14 · Coverage brief

An ICE officer shoots a Colombian delivery driver dead in Biddeford, Maine — the government's account of the three seconds moves from "attempted to flee the scene" to "tried to use his vehicle as a weapon", and by Tuesday the agency had quietly halted vehicle stops nationwide

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. New York Post (quoting witness Lucas Scott, 18)the driver as the threatThe car was put into drive and was trying to hit the ICE officer
  2. Associated PressLean Leftthe account that will not resolveI tried to stop
  3. The Washington Postthe man, named and mourneda 26-year-old man from Colombia, according to an official at the Colombian embassy and friends who lived in his building
  4. Al Jazeerathe ledger of the deadat least the ninth death linked to federal immigration enforcement since Trump intensified his immigration crackdown
  5. NBC NewsLean Leftthe policy the two deaths boughtICE has issued a nationwide order to all officers to stop pursuing people in vehicles
  6. BBC NewsCenterthe shift, not the manIt marks a major policy shift for the agency, which has faced criticism in the past year over allegations of excessive use of force
2026-07-14 · Coverage brief

In one Truth Social post, the President declared the United States "THE GUARDIAN OF THE HORMUZ STRAIT" and said it would charge every ship a 20% fee — and the coverage split four ways on what to call the money, while missing the one line the record can settle: a month ago, his own government called that exact fee illegal

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. NPRLean Leftboth call themselves the guardian, and the corpus cannot sayThe Strait of Hormuz is a vital maritime corridor for global trade. Iran does not control it
2026-07-13 · Coverage brief

A fire killed twenty-seven people in a Bangkok pub just before midnight, and the world's desks agree on almost everything — the dead, the smoke, the circuit breaker, the locked-feeling dark — except the two numbers that decide who is to blame: how many it hurt, and how many ways there were out

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. Al Jazeerawhat everyone printedA fire that engulfed a popular pub in northern Bangkok has killed 27 people and injured 63
  2. The Straits Timesthe desk that named the patternThailand's lax approach to health and safety regulations, particularly in its bars and nightclubs, has long raised concerns
2026-07-13 · Coverage brief

The Supreme Court overruled Chevron in Loper Bright — and I went hunting for one fact the majority and the Kagan dissent both assert and cannot both be true, and came back empty

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. The majoritythe judicial dutyChevron is overruled.
  2. The Kagan dissentthe stakes and the powerexpect courts from now on to play a commanding role.
2026-07-12 · Coverage brief

Lindsey Graham died Saturday at 71 — and in the first hour of obituaries the same senator was a Trump skeptic-turned-loyalist, a foreign-policy hawk fresh off Kyiv, a South Carolina fixture, or simply a man whose office asked for prayers, depending entirely on which masthead you opened

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. Graham's office (via the Washington Post)the words everyone printedOn the evening of Saturday, July 11, U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham passed away from a brief and sudden illness. Senator Graham's family appreciates prayers at this time and asks for privacy during this incredibly difficult period.
  2. The GuardianLean Leftthe reversal is the story
  3. Bloomberga skeptic who changedLindsey Graham, the South Carolina senior senator and foreign policy hawk who changed from a Donald Trump skeptic to one of the US president's strongest allies, died on July 11
  4. NBC NewsLean Leftthe reporter's obituaryGraham was fresh off a trip to Kyiv, Ukraine, where he met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Friday. He had been scheduled to appear on NBC News' "Meet the Press" on Sunday
  5. Fox NewsRightjust the statementSen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., died Saturday evening following a "brief and sudden" illness, according to a statement from his office
  6. WYFF News 4the man from Central, South CarolinaGraham retired from the Air Force Reserves in June 2015 having served his country in uniform for 33 years. He retired at the rank of Colonel
2026-07-12 · Coverage brief

Trump fired the two Democrats on the bipartisan Election Assistance Commission and let the Republican resign — the wire and mainstream press led with it as a five-alarm "power grab"; the New York Post filed the same firing as a presidential victory, over a Supreme Court win it said "expanded his powers," and got which members were fired backwards

How 8 outlets framed one event
  1. CNNLean Leftthe alarm bellsThe White House on Thursday fired the leadership of the federal agency that provides funding and security guidance to election officials, according to sources familiar with the matter and an email reviewed by CNN — a move that's already raising alarm bells among election officials about federal interference ahead of the midterms
  2. Associated PressLean Leftreshape, and the thing they resistedPresident Donald Trump has ousted members of a bipartisan federal election commission that resisted his efforts to require would-be voters to document their U.S. citizenship before registering
  3. ReutersCenterthe clinical verb, and the plan behind itU.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday terminated the last three members of the Election Assistance Commission
  4. The Washington PostgutsPresident Donald Trump dismantled a long-standing bipartisan elections board Thursday, four months before a midterm contest that will determine which party controls Congress
  5. ProPublicathe man who got the emailHovland was in Missouri on Thursday visiting a local election office and an early voting location when he got an email from the White House telling him that he had been fired. He was visiting the office to learn about new measures put in place to protect election workers
  6. New York Posta Supreme Court victoryPresident Trump on Thursday terminated the remaining members of a federal panel that assists election administration officials nationwide after a landmark Supreme Court ruling granted him more power to fire members of independent agencies
  7. Newsmaxa two-paragraph briefThe White House confirmed Thursday that Democrat-appointed commissioners Thomas Hicks and Benjamin Hovland were dismissed effective immediately, while Republican Commissioner Christy McCormick's resignation was accepted
  8. The White House (via the Associated Press)securing the voteThe President, and head of the Executive Branch, reserves the right to remove individuals that may not be totally aligned with the important task of securing America's elections and ensuring every legal vote is counted. The Slaughter decision gives the President precedence to do so
2026-07-11 · Coverage brief

Apple sued OpenAI for stealing its trade secrets — the one story this week where every desk read the filing the same way and only the headlines disagreed, ranging from flat "trade secrets theft" to a carefully hedged accusation

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. ReutersCenterthe wire, hedged and lawyeredApple on Friday sued OpenAI and two former employees, alleging misappropriation of its trade secrets to benefit the ChatGPT-owner's foray into consumer hardware
  2. CNNLean Leftthe gadgets, and who is not namedApple sued OpenAI on Friday, alleging the AI company has stolen the iPhone maker's trade secrets to develop its own yet-to-be-unveiled AI gadgets
  3. Al Jazeerathe rupture, no reply
  4. CBS NewsLean Leftthe complaint's own voice
2026-07-11 · Coverage brief

Israel told the U.S. that Iran was plotting to kill Trump — and within a day the same unseen warning was a hatched plot to kill him in one masthead, only "a desire" with no specific plan in another, and "nothing" from Trump himself

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. The Wall Street Journala plot, hatchedIran Hatched Fresh Plot to Kill Trump, Israel Told U.S.
  2. CNNLean Lefta plot on Wednesday, a desire on Thursdayrecent US intelligence assessments show no indication of a new, specific Iranian plot to kill Trump, but rather a steady drumbeat of chatter about various Iranian actors wanting to do so
  3. USA Todaythe president's kill list'I'm number one on the kill list.' Trump says Iran is targeting him
  4. New York Postleft instructions
  5. i24NEWSthe retaliation orderPresident Donald Trump has ordered a massive retaliatory attack on Iran in the event Tehran succeeds in assassinating him, the New York Post reported
2026-07-10 · Discrepancy audit

An ICE officer killed Lorenzo Salgado Araujo in Houston — and the agency's account of a man trying to run an officer over cannot be reconciled with the passengers who say no officer was ever in front of the van, in a killing no body camera recorded

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. Fox NewsRighta suspect who tried to ram an officerLorenzo Salgado Araujo, a Mexican citizen who authorities said was in the country illegally, was shot and killed Tuesday after he allegedly tried to ram an ICE officer with his vehicle, the agency said.
  2. Associated PressLean Lefta lawmaker says he wasn't the targetThe agency has said Salgado Araujo rammed an ICE vehicle and that a federal officer fired a weapon in self-defense.
  3. CNNLean Leftthe man, and the evidence held by the governmentA man who was fatally shot by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in Houston while on his way to work Tuesday was not the target of their immigration operation, according to a source with preliminary details about the incident.
  4. The Washington Postthe passengers who say it didn't happen that wayThe three men who were arrested during an immigration operation that resulted in the fatal shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo said a federal officer fired at them almost immediately after exiting his vehicle and that at no point did the driver veer in his direction.
  5. Houston Public Mediathe attorney, and the pattern
2026-07-10 · Coverage brief

Graham Platner ended his Maine Senate campaign over an assault allegation — and the desks can't agree whether he dropped out or only suspended, whether the act was rape or sexual assault, or whether his party's money or his own guilt pushed him out

How 7 outlets framed one event
  1. The Washington Postthe man, exiting bitterlyended his campaign Wednesday night with a bitter and defiant statement after a woman he previously dated publicly accused him of sexual assault
  2. NBC NewsLean Leftthe party, left without a candidateleaving the party without a candidate in the vitally important Maine race this fall
  3. NPRLean Leftthe scandal, ending with a crashThe scandal-ridden Senate campaign of Graham Platner in Maine has come to a screeching end, after a rape allegation caused nearly every one of his Democratic allies to withdraw their support.
  4. BBC NewsCenterthe mechanism, half-finishedhe would file his paperwork to withdraw only after he was assured the process to replace him
  5. The GuardianLean Leftthe villain, named by the man
  6. Jewish Telegraphic Agencythe cause he'd rather be remembered for
  7. Washington Examinerthe voters, in the trash can
2026-07-10 · Coverage brief

Iran buried Ayatollah Khamenei in Mashhad on Thursday, closing a six-day state funeral — and the coverage splits over whether the crowds are a nation united in grief or a divided one staging its unity, and over whether the February strike that killed him was Israeli or American

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe divided nation behind the crowdsA bitterly divided Iran grapples with Khamenei's legacy as he is laid to rest
  2. TRT Worldvengeance, in the crowd's own volumemillions of mourners gathered to pray and demand vengeance for his assassination by the US and Israel in February
  3. BBC NewsCenterthe choreography, and the war that overshadowed itIran's leadership wanted the choreographed funeral ceremonies for Khamenei to project unity and strength
  4. Al Jazeerathe successor no one has seenSons of Iran's leader Ali Khamenei attend funeral, but Mojtaba is absent
  5. The Washington Postthe reach of the funeral, and the limits of Washington'sIn Iraq, huge crowds mourning Iranian leader reveal limits of U.S. role
2026-07-09 · Coverage brief

The U.S.-Iran war widened overnight into a second day — roughly 90 more strikes, Iran's fire now reaching Qatar and Jordan, and the first bodies counted — but the coverage cannot yet settle whether the dead were soldiers or civilians, or whether the U.S. struck a nuclear plant hours after saying it had stopped

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. NPR / Associated Pressa noon strike near a nuclear plant, unconfirmedHe said the strike came around noon, hours after the U.S. military's Central Command said it had ended its strikes on Iran. Central Command did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
  2. BBC NewsCenterthe U.S. silentThe US has not commented on the latest strikes
  3. The Express TribuneFrance blames Iran
  4. BBC NewsCenterIran blames Washington
2026-07-08 · Coverage brief

Trump declared the U.S.-Iran ceasefire "over" at the NATO summit as the two countries traded roughly 80 airstrikes each — but the tanker attack that reignited the war has no acknowledged author, and the deal he ended goes by four different names

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. Fox NewsRightthe trigger, namedBut Iran struck at least three commercial vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz on Monday and Tuesday
  2. The HillCenterthe trigger, in the passivethree commercial oil vessels in the Strait of Hormuz were attacked
  3. Al Jazeerathe trigger, unattributedA Qatari tanker caught fire off the coast of Oman on Monday after being struck by an 'unknown projectile', according to the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO)
  4. ReutersCenterthe trigger, as a claimU.S. forces struck Iranian targets in response to attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz
  5. Marketplaceover, but not closedPresident Donald Trump said the ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran is 'over,' but that talks can continue
2026-07-08 · Coverage brief

Mitch McConnell has been hospitalized for more than three weeks with no disclosed diagnosis, and on Tuesday a run of Senate Republicans and a former adviser said they had spoken with him by phone — every account of his condition arrives secondhand or unsourced, and the single claim I can actually verify is a senator saying he knows nothing

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. NBC NewsLean Leftwho is doing the talkingtop Senate Republican leaders and a former McConnell adviser say they have spoken to the Kentucky Republican by phone in the past two days
  2. USA Todaythe reassurance, relayed through a spokeswomanSenator McConnell was fully engaged and is eager to get back to the Senate
  3. The New Republicthe rumor, and the office declining to touch itthe senator's staff did not confirm or deny the report, instead directing her to a week-old statement that doesn't clarify McConnell's condition
  4. New York Postthe counter-operationcalls GOP allies from hospital to dispel internet chatter he's 'brain dead'
2026-07-08 · Coverage brief

One day after a woman accused Maine Senate nominee Graham Platner of assault, the coverage has moved on to who replaces him — and Bernie Sanders, telling Platner to "step aside," reached for the exact six-word phrase Platner's own campaign had used to avoid quitting

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. NBC NewsLean Leftthe story is now a personnel searchWho could replace Graham Platner as Maine's Democratic Senate nominee?
  2. Associated PressLean Leftthe party, scramblingbecame the latest and most notable lawmaker to pull support
  3. New York Postthe endorser, arriving lateBernie Sanders finally weighs in on acolyte Graham Platner after rape allegations
  4. Fox NewsRightthe intramural bill coming dueI would really call Bernie Sanders to apologize for pushing this kind of predator more than anyone
  5. Fox NewsRightthe coalition turning on itselfswiftly abandoned the embattled Democratic nominee and urged him to drop out
  6. Associated PressLean Leftthe base refusing the exitTo the Democratic establishment: This is not your opening
2026-07-08 · Coverage brief

Washington pulled Iran's oil license within hours of three tankers burning near Hormuz — and the desks cannot agree whether a sanction was reimposed or a favor withdrawn, or whether to say Iran did it at all

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. Washington Examinerthe actor named, flatThe United States Treasury Department on Tuesday rescinded temporary sanctions waivers that permitted Iran to export oil after Tehran attacked three ships in the Strait of Hormuz
  2. The HillCenterthe actor named, then softenedThe revocation comes after Iran reportedly struck three ships near the Strait of Hormuz, a key oil shipping waterway.
  3. Scripps Newsthe actor named, softened furtherIt comes after Iran allegedly fired on three commercial vessels Tuesday in Oman's territorial waters near the Strait of Hormuz.
  4. USA Todaythe actor's silence, put in frontAlthough Iran has not accepted responsibility for the attacks, the U.S. official said Iran's actions in the strait are unacceptable and will be met with consequences.
  5. ReutersCenterno actor at allThe U.S. move came after three tankers reported being struck by unknown projectiles in and near the Strait of Hormuz in recent days, the British navy-affiliated agency UKMTO said in a report. There was no immediate comment from Tehran, or any claim of responsibility.
  6. Arab Newsthe actor named by a third partyPeace mediator Doha denounced an "unacceptable" Iranian attack.
2026-07-07 · Coverage brief

A U.S. president phoned FIFA, and a red card came off the board before USA-Belgium — the event is not in dispute, but five newsrooms can't agree on the verb for what FIFA actually did

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe wire files the act and scopes the historyIt appeared to be the first time since 1962 that a red card during a World Cup didn't result in a suspension.
  2. Fox NewsRightnot a new loophole, an old ruleBecause FIFA has recently used the same basic mechanism for a much bigger name: Cristiano Ronaldo.
  3. NPRLean Leftthe question in the headlineFIFA's Disciplinary Committee suspended US striker Folarin Balogun's one-game red card ban in exchange for a probationary period of one year.
  4. The GuardianLean Leftthe president's own account of the callAll I did was ask for a review because I didn't think it was a foul," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office. "I didn't tell him what to do. I can't tell him what to do.
  5. Al Jazeerathe rulebook the challenger says was skippedBut the RBFA has pointed to Article 66.4 of the code, which makes a one-match ban automatic after a player receives a red card.
2026-07-07 · Coverage brief

Planned Parenthood's Medicaid billing resumed July 5 after a one-year ban lapsed on the Fourth — six outlets agree on the number, the date, and that the money cannot buy an abortion, and disagree only on what to name the dollar

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe procedural ledger, patients firstPlanned Parenthood and two smaller regional abortion providers are resuming billing Medicaid for services other than abortion after being cut off for most of a year
  2. States Newsroomwhat the states will now decideRepublicans celebrated last year when they barred Medicaid payments from going to Planned Parenthood for one year, predicting the financial impact would hollow out the organization
  3. The HillCenterthe anger of the side that lost the deadlinePlanned Parenthood has regained access to federal funding, enraging anti-abortion conservatives one year after Republicans were able to cut its clinics off from Medicaid
  4. PoliticoLean Leftthe restoration as a GOP self-inflicted woundConservative lawmakers and activists are furious with GOP leadership for prioritizing other issues in the summer's budget battles — including immigration and military spending — over keeping taxpayer dollars out of Planned Parenthood's hands
  5. Washington Examinerthe rift inside the coalitionThe rift between anti-abortion advocates and the Republican Party widened on Sunday as federal funding for Planned Parenthood resumed
  6. LifeNewsthe moral condemnation, undilutedThe ban, part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act signed by President Trump on July 4, 2025, had blocked Medicaid reimbursements to Planned Parenthood and similar abortion organizations that kill unborn babies
2026-07-05 · Coverage brief

Eleven men were pardoned on Friday; the president counted six, the White House counted nine, the names on one page sum to eight, and one man's surname changes spelling inside his own clemency entry

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. The GuardianLean Leftthe only headline sum that closesDonald Trump on Friday issued pardons to 11 men – two convicted fraudsters and nine charged with having violated the federal Clean Air Act by disabling or otherwise modifying trucks' emissions controls.
  2. Associated PressLean Leftten men visible in an eleven-man headlineTrump pardons former Abramoff partner, 9 people convicted of violating vehicle emissions controls
  3. Deutsche Wellethe same nine, promoted to convicts9 individuals convicted of violating the Clean Air Act by circumventing emission controls on vehicles
  4. New York Postthe six, reconciledTrump had teased issuing six pardons to people convicted during the Biden administration for 'fixing their car,' earlier Friday on Truth Social.
2026-07-05 · Coverage brief

The loudspeakers played an "order to evacuate" that was, verbatim, an asking; the show is "postponed, for now"; and somewhere between a standfirst and its own third paragraph, a heat index became a temperature

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe order, and who obeyed itAs the order to evacuate was played over loudspeakers on the National Mall, some people appeared to be standing in place, talking with those around them and not exiting the area, while others were walking toward exits.
  2. The GuardianLean Leftthousands in, many stayingThousands of spectators who had filed onto the National Mall for a show featuring a speech by the US president and an extensive fireworks display were instructed to evacuate the site.
  3. Deadlinepostponed, but the podium holdsTrump is scheduled to start speaking around 9:45 p.m. ET.
  4. NPRLean Leftthe billing, intact since morningSaturday's fireworks display, billed by the White House as the largest in the country's history, remains scheduled and is set to begin at 10:30 p.m. from the Washington Monument grounds, after a presidential speech that Trump promised would be \"really long.\"
  5. Fox NewsRightthe show, already onPresident Trump will address the nation before a massive fireworks display.
2026-07-04 · Coverage brief

The U.S. reportedly warned Iran that Israel might kill its own peace negotiators mid-talks — and the coverage splits: an Israeli "complete fabrication," an Iranian foreign minister who says he already knew, and a wire that files the whole plot under a paragraph about oil

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. NBC NewsLean Leftthe denial, verbatimAs usual, The New York Times' latest story about Israel and the Iranian negotiators is fake news. A complete fabrication of reality.
  2. Euronewsthe confirmation, foregroundedIran's foreign minister corroborated US media reports that Washington warned Tehran Israel may have had its chief negotiators on a target list during April talks in Islamabad
  3. The HillCenterthe plot filed under the price of oilWe strongly demand full implementation of the agreements, and if the U.S. and the Zionist regime fail to fulfill their commitments, Iran will resume proportionate actions
2026-07-03 · Coverage brief

Mitch McConnell has been in the hospital since June 14 and his office still won't say why - a released EMS dispatch from that morning says "cardiac arrest" and "CPR in progress" at his address, while his office says he is "fully engaged with staff on Senate business" and "continues to improve." The audio never says his name.

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. New York Postthe reassurance frameSen. Mitch McConnell, 84, remains hospitalized but 'continues to improve' after health scare
  2. Kentucky Senate candidate Charles Booker (via The Daily Beast)the challenger's demandThose two accounts are hard to square. Kentuckians and Americans deserve to know which one reflects reality
2026-07-03 · Coverage brief

Midjourney asked a court to force Disney, Universal and Warner Bros. to reveal how they use AI - a magistrate mostly refused, and the AI firm is now appealing, so the headline "Midjourney forces the studios to reveal" names the one thing that did not happen

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. JD Suprathe legal desk corrects the recordWhile some headlines suggested that Disney and Universal were broadly ordered to disclose their own internal AI use, the actual discovery ruling is more nuanced
  2. Midjourney attorney Bobby Ghajar (via Comic Basics)the turnabout, in the lawyers' wordsIf Plaintiffs are doing the very thing they seek to punish, that evidence goes to the heart of Midjourney's fair use and unclean hands defenses
2026-07-02 · Coverage brief

Yesterday on cable, the Supreme Court told the President no on birthright citizenship, six to three — and for once the loudest disagreement I could read wasn't between the networks but running straight down the middle of one, where Fox's newsroom called the ruling a "defeat" and Fox's own opinion desk called it a "betrayal"

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. Fox NewsRightthe newsroom and the opinion shop, sharing one basementThe Supreme Court's ruling is a setback for President Donald Trump, who issued an executive order on his first day in office that would end birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants.
  2. CNNLean Leftthe loss that grew a silver lining by morningTrump loses Supreme Court battle to end birthright citizenship
  3. Al Jazeerathe ruling read from outside the country it happened toThe US Supreme Court has struck down President Donald Trump's attempt to end the longstanding practice of granting citizenship to anyone born on United States soil, delivering a major blow to his attempts to overhaul immigration policy.
2026-07-02 · Coverage brief

Trump's accounts bought 327 stocks the day before he paused tariffs and set off a ~10% rally - the filing came more than a year late, one outlet calls it a "get-rich-quick scheme," the White House says "we have funds that run my money," and the disclosure cannot say who pressed the button

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. NBC NewsLean Leftthe careful subjectInvestment accounts owned by President Donald Trump engaged in more than 300 previously undisclosed stock purchases on April 8, 2025
2026-07-02 · Coverage brief

An appeals court let the Trump administration keep slavery and climate exhibits out of the national parks - a court order would have "restored" the displays, the order that removed them promises to "restore truth and sanity," and the same verb now points in opposite directions

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. The HillCenterthe procedural read, with the slavery out of the subject lineAppeals court reverses order requiring removed signs to be restored at National Park sites
  2. U.S. District Judge Angel Kelley (via Reuters)what the judge called itrewrite the nation's history with a white-out pen
  3. Donald Trump, executive order (via The Floridian)what the order calls itselfa concerted and widespread effort to rewrite our Nation's history, replacing objective facts with a distorted narrative driven by ideology rather than truth
2026-07-01 · Coverage brief

Netflix rebuilt Gene Wilder's voice with AI for a Wonka reality show, with his estate's blessing - the estate calls it a tribute that "honors the fans," viewers call it "creepy" and "a plastic substitute," and the one person who could actually settle it has been dead since 2016

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. TheWraphow the makers frame itthey are betting a bit more on pure nostalgia than pure imagination - and a dash of artificial intelligence
2026-07-01 · Coverage brief

The SAVE student-loan plan ended today for roughly 7 million borrowers - the Education Department calls the overhaul a way to "streamline" the system, its critics call it "a less generous, more expensive" one, and the same July 1 is a cleanup or a squeeze depending on which desk you read

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. The GuardianLean Leftwhat it foregroundsSave student loan plan ends, leaving millions of US borrowers 90 days to find a new one
  2. CBS NewsLean Leftthe service deskNew student loan rules take effect July 1. Here's what borrowers should know.
2026-06-30 · Coverage brief

The Supreme Court let the US copyright chief keep her job - a fight the wires filed under "presidential firing power," though she was fired one day after warning that training AI on copyrighted work may be illegal

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. ReutersCenterthe frame it leads withanother battle over the Republican president's targeting of federal officials
  2. ReutersCenterthe one sentence about the machinesome unauthorized uses of copyrighted works carried out by tech firms to train generative artificial intelligence systems may be unlawful
2026-06-30 · Coverage brief

The Supreme Court struck down Trump's order ending birthright citizenship, 6-3 - and the majority and the dissent each accused the other of resurrecting Dred Scott, the 1857 ruling both sides claim to be burying

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. Chief Justice John Roberts (via SCOTUSblog)the holding nobody disputesthey are citizens at birth
  2. Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson (via Fox News)the clash it foregroundsfor all the talk about the detestable Dred Scott decision, the Government and [Thomas] propose a return to its core tenet
2026-06-29 · Coverage brief

The Supreme Court rejected Trump's bid to throw out late-arriving mail ballots, 5-4 — and Fox told its readers the story was Amy Coney Barrett's betrayal while the wires told theirs it was Donald Trump's defeat

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. Justice Amy Coney Barrett (via SCOTUSblog)what the Court actually heldthe election-day statutes do not set a deadline for ballot receipt, so they do not prevent Mississippi from counting ballots postmarked before election day yet received afterward
  2. Justice Samuel Alito (via PBS NewsHour)the dissentThe majority's holding spawns a slurry of troubling election-law questions and risks further undermining Americans' confidence in election integrity
  3. Sen. Eric Schmitt (via Fox News)the revolt, in its own wordsA shockingly wrong opinion
2026-06-29 · Coverage brief

Alaska's August ballot will list two candidates for Senate named Dan Sullivan — and a court, a party, and the incumbent can't agree whether one name can honestly hold two men

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. Al Jazeerathe plant allegation, and the denial
2026-06-29 · Coverage brief

Trump threatened a "100% TARIFF" on any country that taxes US tech — a tax his own importers would pay, aimed in part at a trade deal he signed seven weeks ago

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. Donald Trump (via The Guardian)the threat, in his wordsany country that imposes such a tax will immediately be met with a 100% TARIFF on any and all Goods sent to the United States of America
  2. European Commission's Olof Gill (via The Guardian)the answer from BrusselsUnilateral measures targeting such legitimate policies are unjustified. If pursued, the EU will respond swiftly and decisively to defend its rights and regulatory autonomy
2026-06-26 · Coverage brief

John Bolton pleaded guilty to one count and one set of facts — and the same plea reached readers as a five-year prison threat, a deal to dodge prison, the DOJ's one clean win, and proof the DOJ is weaponized

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. CNNLean Leftthe case that didn't fall aparta rare win in the Justice Department's list of prosecutions against the president's political enemies
  2. Abbe Lowell (via CNN)the guilty man indicts the presidentkept a record to preserve history, but Donald Trump kept secrets to serve himself
2026-06-26 · Coverage brief

The same 4.1% inflation print became "the worst may be over" at one desk and a warning that it's about to get worse at another — and the reassuring headline sat on a story where the economists expect rate hikes

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. Torsten Sløk (via Business Insider)the causal arrow, reversedThe narrative in markets is changing from 'lower oil prices mean lower inflation' to 'lower oil prices mean more demand in an already overheating economy, which means higher inflation
  2. Heather Long, Navy Federal Credit Union (via CNN)the headline says relax; the economists in it say braceHousing, medical care and electricity are also putting pressure on family budgets and overall inflation
2026-06-26 · Coverage brief

Trump told farmers the US would "take" Iran's unfrozen money and spend it on American wheat; Tehran said that's "false" — and the wires couldn't agree whether it was a plan, a claim, or a thing to be rejected

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. Republic Worldwhat Trump said to the roomwe're going to be taking some of their money and we'll spend it and we're going to be buying wheat, soybeans and corn a lot of it
  2. Times Nowhow Tehran answeredAmerica falsely claims our unfrozen assets will buy their agriculture
  3. ReutersCenterwhose money it is to spenda large percentage of Iran's unfrozen assets would be used to buy U.S. foods and medicine even as Iran says it would determine its spending
2026-06-25 · Coverage brief

The Court struck down Hawaii's gun law 6-3 as a Second Amendment win — but the law it killed was written to let property owners say no, and on that, the usual sides quietly traded places

How 1 outlet framed one event
  1. PBS NewsHour (Associated Press)what the law was forHawaii argued that the 2023 measure ensured private owners could decide whether they wanted firearms on their property
2026-06-25 · Coverage brief

Eleven Days, One Adjective

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. PoliticoLean Leftplain log of the voidSen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) was hospitalized Sunday morning, his office announced without specifying why.
  2. The GuardianLean Leftforegrounds the non-answerA representative for McConnell did not respond to the Guardian's questions on his current condition or what prompted the latest hospital visit.
  3. WDRBstates the absence in four wordsIt's unknown why he was hospitalized.
  4. Peoplethe duration of the silencePEOPLE asked for clarification on whether McConnell remains in the hospital or has since been discharged, but did not receive confirmation.
  5. The Courier-Journalnames the shape outrightThe statement did not say whether McConnell is still hospitalized and did not include details on his condition, which has not been disclosed.
2026-06-25 · Coverage brief

The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 that a Missouri jury may not make Bayer warn that Roundup causes cancer — without deciding whether it does — and the desks filed it as a Bayer victory, a win for "Big Poison," and a shield that may reach well past weedkiller

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. MM+M (Medical Marketing and Media)the question the Court did not answerThe question before the Supreme Court was not whether glyphosate causes cancer
  2. NPRLean Leftthe rupture inside the movementa rupture between the White House and some MAHA supporters
2026-06-25 · Coverage brief

In May the Pentagon told Congress the Iran war cost "about $29 billion"; on Wednesday the White House asked for $87.6 billion — and the same request reached readers as $67 billion, $80 billion, $87.6 billion, and $88 billion, depending on where each outlet drew the box

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. Stars and Stripeswhat's inside the box$21 billion for munitions, $17.3 billion for operational costs, $2.4 billion for drones, $1.7 billion for readiness and $12.1 billion for other classified programs
  2. PBS NewsHour (Associated Press)the riders on the warthe final design and construction of a modernized Penn Station in New York City
2026-06-25 · Coverage brief

In one Oval Office, Trump said the allies let America down in the Iran war and Rutte said four to five thousand US planes flew from European bases — and the only thing holding both accounts up is the word "support"

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. Brussels Signalwhy Spain said noThe Spanish Government refused to allow American forces to use the jointly operated Rota naval base
  2. Al Jazeerathe wire's footnote on the reason for the warthere is no evidence that Iran was on the verge of obtaining nuclear weapons when the US and Israel launched their attacks
  3. Iran Internationalthe disappointment inside the victory lapwe're winning by a lot
2026-06-25 · Coverage brief

The 6-3 Court didn't order a single deportation — it ruled that no judge may review one, and the desks filed the same decision as a mass deportation, a major victory, and a quarrel over what the word "temporary" still means

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. PoliticoLean Leftthe fifty-three-minute consultationState responded with a one-sentence message saying the department had no foreign policy concerns about Haiti just 53 minutes after an email asking for its input
  2. Justice Elena Kagan (via ABC News)the sentences the majority would not printstatements by the President so repellent and racially inflected that the majority declines to put them in print
  3. Spotlight PAthe Republican who called it a crisiswould create a crisis in hospitals and nursing homes
2026-06-25 · Coverage brief

Yesterday on cable, the basement was dark, so I read the front doors instead — and the same Tuesday came back to me as a socialist earthquake, a rare rebuke, a genocide, and one screen that would not load

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. Fox NewsRightthe floor of wins and warningsWinners and losers emerge after socialist earthquake rocks NYC primaries
  2. CNNLean Leftthe floor of rebukesSenate votes to limit Trump's Iran war powers in rare rebuke
  3. BBC NewsCenterthe floor that faced outwardUN commission of inquiry says Israel committing genocide in Gaza by deliberately targeting children
2026-06-24 · Coverage brief

Trump cancels the signing of a bipartisan housing bill an hour before the ceremony, holding it for an unrelated voter law — and the desks can't agree whether the bill is historic or "of minor importance," or whether "canceled" even means it won't become law

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. CNBCthe buried fact-checkwhich happens rarely and is already illegal in federal contests
  2. BBC NewsCenterthe procedural shrugunless the president vetoes the housing bill - or Congress adjourns - it could become law after ten days
  3. CNBCthe chairman's open shrugwe'll see what he decides to do
  4. NBC NewsLean Leftthe anonymous quorumA once in a generation housing bill falls victim to the nuts.
2026-06-24 · Discrepancy audit

Putin says Russia is ready for peace talks "on the basis of the Istanbul agreements" — and the wires can't agree whether that is an opening or a surrender, nor whether his army is advancing

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. Anadolu Agencythe offer, rendered flatRussia is ready for negotiations with Ukraine based on the Anchorage and Istanbul agreements and realities on the ground
  2. Meduzawhat "Istanbul" actually containedUkraine would renounce its bid to join NATO and limit the size of its armed forces in exchange for security guarantees
  3. Ukrainska Pravdathe satisfied delegationSo they were satisfied with everything at the time. I see no reason for us to move away from those agreements.
  4. Institute for the Study of Warthe negotiating tacticPutin continues to rely on a negotiating tactic that aims to falsely portray the Russian military as on the verge of collapsing Ukrainian defenses.
2026-06-19 · Coverage brief

Postponed, Canceled, or Just Not Today?

How 7 outlets framed one event
  1. CBS NewsLean Leftthe veil liftedCurrently, the plan remains for the United States and Iran, along with the mediators Pakistan and Qatar and other involved countries, to meet tomorrow at the Burgenstock for initial negotiations on the implementation of the agreement,
  2. SWI swissinfo.chthe meeting will go aheadA meeting is still expected to take place at the Burgenstock Resort in canton Nidwalden.
  3. Fox NewsRightthe deal's troubles, gatheredUS-Iran talks in Switzerland postponed; Israel strikes Hezbollah in Lebanon
  4. The Times of Israelthe bare wire factSwitzerland confirms planned US-Iran talks today in Burgenstock canceled
  5. SWI swissinfo.chthe slight to the hostFrance ultimately stole the spotlight from Switzerland,
  6. Dimsum Dailythe durability questionPlanned follow-up negotiations between the United States and Iran in Switzerland have been called off, raising fresh doubts over the durability of a recently signed interim accord between the two countries.
  7. CBS NewsLean Leftthe ships, still movingAt least 10 commercial vessels were transiting the Strait of Hormuz Thursday morning amid a noticeable increase in traffic hours after President Trump and his Iranian counterpart signed the agreement between the two countries.
2026-06-19 · Coverage brief

Soros-Backed, Progressive, or Just the D.A.?

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. Fox NewsRightthe party of the justices, counted at the doorA divided Pennsylvania Supreme Court, including two Democrat justices, ordered Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner's office to face new outside scrutiny
  2. The Philadelphia InquirerLean Leftthe breach, in the court's own wordviolated its duty of candor
  3. Pennsylvania Capital-Starthe man gets the last wordReform can be scary to those who need it.
2026-06-19 · Coverage brief

Trump pins three Medals of Honor for Vietnam and Afghanistan — and across five desks the bridge took three hours or five, the patrol was nine men or a battalion, and one of the honorees keeps telling everyone it wasn't heroism

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe citation, in numbersPresident Donald Trump gave the Medal of Honor to three veterans on Thursday, honoring acts of heroism that saved lives and repelled enemy forces in Vietnam and Afghanistan.
  2. CBS NewsLean Leftthe firefight, beat by beat
  3. FOXthe barrier, namedCapers broke barriers and opened doors for future generations of Marines as he became the first Black Marine to join Marine Corps Force Reconnaissance (FORECON)
  4. Task & Purposethe honoree declines the wordIt wasn't heroism. It might have looked that way, but it wasn't about Jim Capers. It was about the 10 men that I had and the dog's body that I wanted to get home.
  5. MediaiteLean Leftthe opening lineI just do want to say, though, the stock market just hit a new all-time high. The 401ks has hit a new all-time high, and oil is dropping like a rock. Other than that, it's another day in paradise.
2026-06-19 · Coverage brief

The Education Department announced a one-point student-loan interest break on Thursday — and the desks can't agree whether it's a cut, a reduction, a discount, or a lure, or whether, for the borrowers already on autopay, the celebrated "1 percent" is really three-quarters of a point

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. U.S. Department of Educationthe reduction, unqualifiedToday, the U.S. Department of Education (the Department) announced that federal student loan borrowers enrolled in auto pay will be eligible for a 1 percent interest rate reduction beginning July 1.
  2. NPRLean Leftthe cut in the headline, the discount in the bodyStudent loan borrowers who enroll in automatic payments will get a much bigger discount on interest starting July 1, the U.S. Department of Education says.
  3. NewsweekCenterthe cut, and the fine print under itMillions of borrowers are about to lose access to Biden-era repayment options and must choose new plans under a sweeping overhaul.
  4. The Boston GlobeLean Leftthe discount, and the verb "lure"On Thursday, the Education Department said people who opt to have their student loan payments automatically withdrawn from their bank accounts will qualify for a 1 percent discount on the interest rate, up from the standard 0.25 percent.
  5. Federal Newswirethe release, run as the reportThe U.S. Department of Education announced on June 18 that federal student loan borrowers enrolled in auto pay will be eligible for a 1 percent interest rate reduction beginning July 1.
2026-06-19 · Coverage brief

DHS emptied its Everglades detention camp ahead of the first storm of the season — and the desks agree only that it is empty, splitting on how many it held, where they went, why, whether it is closing, and even the building's real name

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe camp as a column of blanksDHS said that all detainees at the Florida state-run facility had been transferred but did not specify how many or where they were taken. Nor did it say whether the facility would close permanently or only temporarily.
  2. Fox NewsRightthe skeptics in the subheadImmigration advocates and lawyers say the transfers are not about safety, noting the facility opened during hurricane season last year
  3. FOX 5 New Yorkthe doubt deleted, the weather promotedThe mass transfer was not because of the controversies that have surrounded the facility, officially known as the South Florida Detention facility, but because of the weather.
  4. CBS NewsLean Leftthe camp that may or may not be closingSecretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin later told CBS News the agency didn't have any near-term plans to close the facility.
  5. Yahoo Newsthe oversight letter and the next campHuman rights experts have condemned the plan as 'cruel and inhumane' by design
2026-06-19 · Coverage brief

The Supreme Court ruled, without a single dissent, that Washington can't strip a Texas man of his guns for smoking weed — and the one man nine justices agreed on arrives at five desks as occasional, regular, frequent, and habitual, with the cocaine in his house at only one of them

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe ruling at full widthU.S. Supreme Court unanimously sides with Texas man, rules it's not a crime for marijuana users to have guns
  2. CBS NewsLean Leftthe ruling at its narrowestThe ruling from the Supreme Court is narrow, since the justices did not strike down the law at the center of the case in its entirety.
  3. SCOTUSblogone outcome, four reasonsJustice Samuel Alito, in an opinion joined by Justice Elena Kagan, agreed with the result that the majority reached, if not its reasoning.
  4. American Rifleman (NRA)the form that now must changeThat question will need to be changed.
  5. The Lion (Daily Caller News Foundation)the man the others never mentionwas targeted by the government under suspicion that he and his family had engaged in terrorism related activities
2026-06-19 · Coverage brief

The US and Iran signed their war-ending deal — early, remotely, and in a French palace — and the desks can't agree whether tomorrow's Swiss ceremony is still happening, who counts as the signatory, or which country the document names first

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. Fox NewsRightthe trip that got cancelledVice President JD Vance scrapped plans to travel to Switzerland on Friday for the next round of U.S.-Iran talks, the White House confirmed Thursday night, highlighting ongoing uncertainty over the timing and logistics of the negotiations with Tehran.
  2. The Times of Israelthe gloat and the asterisk'This was not easy,' says Trump as he inks agreement; Iran gloats it achieved 'everything' it wanted; Hormuz to open 'immediately' but Tehran says tolls to be charged after 60 days
  3. CBS NewsLean Leftthe ships started movingLive Updates: U.S.-Iran deal signing gets more ships moving in Strait of Hormuz, but big challenges remain
  4. NPRLean Leftthe text, in full, attributed to a leakthe text was signed Wednesday by President Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, as well as by the prime minister of Pakistan, which mediated between the U.S. and Iran.
  5. India.comthe view from the energy marketThis agreement paves the way for lasting peace and allows the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
2026-06-19 · Coverage brief

Georgia Republicans called off a special session to redraw the state's maps — and the same non-vote was filed as a betrayal of voters, a revolt for democracy, a rebuke of the governor, and a snub of the president

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. TownhallRightthe betrayalGeorgia Republicans Betray Voters, Reject Calls to Redistrict for 2028 Elections
  2. Democracy NowLeftthe revoltBut on Wednesday, Republican lawmakers revolted, declaring there would be no vote on redistricting, after protesters filled the state Capitol, many of them chanting, 'Black voters matter!'
  3. Associated PressLean Leftthe purpose, namedThe aborted effort to reduce nonwhite voters' representation contrasts other Southern states where Republican majorities moved quickly to redraw congressional boundaries ahead of the November midterms, partly in response to President Donald Trump's pleas to shore up the GOP's fragile House majority.
  4. Atlanta News Firstthe governor, rebukedThe legislature's failure to take up the task was a stunning rebuke of the outgoing governor.
  5. CBS News Atlantathe governor, answering backI do not believe there is reason to delay the apportionment process, especially with the legislature already convening,
2026-06-19 · Coverage brief

Trump called off his own intelligence nominee's hearing hours before it began — and the desks can't agree whether he cancelled it or the Senate did, whether his housing regulator is becoming or staying the acting spy chief, or even the first name of the man he wants in Manhattan

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe surveillance law held hostage to a voting billPresident Donald Trump said Wednesday that he was delaying federal prosecutor Jay Clayton's nomination to lead the U.S. intelligence community in a bid to force Congress to act on a voter ID bill that currently lacks enough support for passage.
  2. Fox NewsRighta deal the other side brokethe Republicans wound up having fulfilled their commitment, but Dumocrats broke the Deal
  3. NPRLean Leftan intelligence apparatus disrupted from withinPresident Trump says he is delaying the nomination of Jay Clayton to be the next director of national intelligence and disrupting approval of a surveillance tool at the center of the U.S. intelligence apparatus in order to pressure the Senate to advance another nominee and approve a long-stalled voting bill.
  4. CBS NewsLean Leftthe Article I branch, shruggingWe're the Article I branch. The president, this is his nominee, and so obviously he made a decision not to move forward at the moment, and we'll see what comes next.
  5. Democracy NowLeftthe man who now holds the secretsPulte will now have access to the government's most closely guarded secrets across 18 U.S. intelligence agencies.
2026-06-19 · Coverage brief

Ukraine set a Moscow refinery ablaze in a record drone raid — and the one number every desk quoted from the same mayor's mouth arrived as 130, as 190, as 194, and as nearly 200

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. TASSthe night as a quantity successfully defendedair defenses have downed more than 190 drones since the start of the day
  2. Kyiv Postthe night as a record raid194 drones reportedly shot down while approaching the Russian capital
  3. CBS NewsLean Leftthe threat in the voice messageBut if Ukraine burns, your Moscow will burn.
  4. NPRLean Leftthe same man, the message of diplomacyIt is time the war ended and Russia must take the necessary steps in diplomacy
2026-06-19 · Coverage brief

The Fed held rates steady on Wednesday — but the same dot plot was filed by one desk as a hold, by another as a rate hike, by a third as evenly split, and by a fourth as a hawkish pivot

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. TradingKeythe dots as a hawkish pivot, rates "high for a prolonged period"Of the 19 officials, only 18 submitted dot plot projections. Among these 18 officials, one believed there should be a cumulative rate hike of 75 basis points over the remainder of 2026, five favored a cumulative hike of 50 basis points, three supported a cumulative hike of 25 basis points, eight believed rates should be kept unchanged, and one projected a cumulative rate cut of 25 basis points.
  2. Mortgage Professionalthe same meeting, met "with a shrug"Mortgage industry greets Fed call with a shrug
2026-06-19 · Coverage brief

The Knicks got their first parade in 53 years, and the newsrooms agreed on nearly everything — the year, the drought, the route — disagreeing only on the size of the crowd, one word inside Jalen Brunson's quotation marks, and whether to mention that anyone got hurt

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. Associated PressLean Leftthe 210th parade, and the two that never cameAlthough the Knicks won the championship twice in the 1970s, the city didn't host a parade for them either time.
  2. CBS New Yorkthe first parade in franchise historyTheir prior championship wins in 1970 and 1973 did not have an accompanying ticker-tape parade.
  3. FOX 5 New Yorkthe speeches, and the city as oneWhat a gift it is to be brought together by pure, unfiltered joy.
  4. ESPNthe captain finally answers his criticsBut when you prove them wrong, you really don't have to say s--- to them. They don't deserve it.
  5. ESPNthe line the celebration filed pasta small group of people were crushed against a barrier near Fulton Street, a key subway hub, pinned between a swelling crowd and a group of police officers shoving the barrier.
2026-06-19 · Discrepancy audit

Trump and Iran signed a memorandum at Versailles — and the outlets can't agree whether it was signed by finger or by pen, this week or last, or whether the $300 billion fund it names is real

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. Fox NewsRightthe personal triumphTrump personally signs Iran deal at Versailles in major diplomatic breakthrough
  2. NBC NewsLean Leftthe war endsTrump and Iran sign agreement on ending the war
  3. Al Jazeerathe war pausesIran, US presidents sign deal to extend ceasefire, reopen Strait of Hormuz
  4. Ynetnewsthe rift in the next roomTrump's Treaty of Versailles: Iran MOU signed at historic palace amid Netanyahu rift
2026-06-19 · Coverage brief

One year ago today: the afternoon a war waited on a man who would not decide — and what CNN, Fox, and MSNBC each chose to put on the bottom of the screen while it waited

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. CNNLean Leftthe war reported as a warISRAEL AND IRAN LAUNCH NEW ROUNDS OF ATTACKS
  2. MS NOWLeftthe weighingTRUMP WEIGHS OPTIONS AS ISRAEL-IRAN CONFLICT ESCALATES
  3. Fox NewsRightthe war on the same floor as the ranchRPT: TRUMP CONSIDERS STRIKE ON IRAN
2026-06-19 · Coverage brief

I reviewed yesterday's news by reading only the bottoms of the screens, and CNN spent the whole day on a $300 billion number that never once crawled across Fox

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. Fox NewsRightthe basement of the pictureNOW: TRUMP TAKES QUESTIONS FROM REPORTERS
  2. CNNLean Leftthe basement of the pictureU.S. RELEASES OFFICIAL 14-POINT AGREEMENT WITH IRAN
  3. MS NOWLeftloudest of the day, and almost none of it legibleMIKE COLLINS WINS GEORGIA GOP SENATE
  4. BBC NewsCenterthe same day, read from another countryTrump: Iran will never have a nuclear weapon
2026-06-18 · Coverage brief

The Obama Center opened with four presidents and Springsteen — but Fox's lead story wasn't the opening; it was the White House calling it late and over budget

How 6 outlets framed one event
  1. ReutersCenterthe wire frames a civic celebrationObama Presidential Center, designed as hub of civic life, celebrated in Chicago
  2. BBC NewsCenter"star-studded," a "living celebration of community"Obamas host star-studded opening of Chicago presidential centre
  3. AxiosCenter"To say the event was star-studded is an understatement"Obama Presidential Center opens with star-studded celebration
  4. PoliticoLean Leftthe frame is Obama's warning, and Trump's absenceObama opens his center with a warning about America's future
  5. Fox NewsRightthe lead is the White House's rebuttal, not the ceremonyWhite House seizes on delayed Obama presidential center opening to crown Trump 'Builder-in-Chief'
  6. TownhallRightthe ceremony as "a complete mess"The Obama Presidential Center's Opening Ceremony Was a Complete Mess
2026-06-18 · Discrepancy audit

Hegseth brands NATO a 'paper tiger' and orders a U.S. troop review in Brussels — and the wires can't agree whether Europe is free-riding, or even what his job title is

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. News24"hails," "conciliatory" framingHegseth hails NATO defence spending, but demands some 'friends' do more
  2. ReutersCenter"scorns some allies"Hegseth announces review of US troops in Europe, scorns some allies
  3. TownhallRightvictory framing, social-media transcriptionSecretary of War Pete Hegseth Just Tore Into NATO
  4. NPR, running the Associated Press wirethe wire flags the speech as inaccurateHegseth's comments largely mischaracterized European policies today.
2026-06-17 · Discrepancy audit

UFC White House Drone Plot

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. ESPNFBI as protagonistFBI arrests suspects for plots to attack White House UFC event
  2. WJLASecret Service shares the marqueeSecret Service, FBI stop drone plot targeting UFC event at White House
  3. The Weekthe mother as originafter an alleged plotter's mother called local police
  4. MS NOWLeftthe interagency frictionfelt Patel's announcement was premature
2026-06-17 · Discrepancy audit

Edwards B-52 Crash

How 3 outlets framed one event
  1. CNNLean Leftleads with the wreckagecharred wreckage so mangled it was barely recognizable
  2. Washington Examinerleads with the flight datadescended at nearly a mile per minute before slamming into the ground
  3. Fox NewsRightleads with the enginesDeadly B-52 crash puts focus on engines, controllability as investigators hunt for answers
2026-06-17 · Discrepancy audit

U.S. Iran MOU Text Released

How 2 outlets framed one event
  1. CNN, analysis by Brett McGurkreads the text as a one-sided American giveawayFrom the text, it's remarkable how much the United States is offering for little in return.
  2. The Japan Times (Bloomberg)leads with the size of Iran's windfallIran is set to receive broad financial incentives as part of its agreement with the U.S., including the right to sell oil immediately, tap a $300 billion development fund and get eventual access to its frozen assets
2026-06-17 · Discrepancy audit

UFC Freedom 250 Plot

How 4 outlets framed one event
  1. Fox NewsRightleads with FBI heroics, "FIRST ON FOX" framingFIRST ON FOX: The FBI and its law enforcement partners disrupted an alleged plot targeting this weekend's UFC Freedom 250 event in Washington, D.C., officials told Fox News Digital.
  2. PBS NewsHourleads with the inter-agency disputeJust to underscore, that's the number two at the Secret Service accusing the FBI director of a leak that could endanger an ongoing investigation, Amna.
  3. MediaiteLean Left"Furious" framing in the headlineSecret Service Officials Are 'Furious' FBI Director Kash Patel Released Info on Thwarted UFC Attack: Report
  4. Department of Justice, Southern District of Ohioprosecutorial framing, no mention of disagreementthe alleged plot to carry out an attack to kill government officials and others attending the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) Freedom 250 event held at the White House last Sunday
2026-06-17 · Coverage brief

U.S. Drug Boat Strike Eastern Pacific

How 5 outlets framed one event
  1. CBS NewsLean Leftheadline attributes claim to PentagonLatest U.S. strike on alleged drug boat in eastern Pacific kills 1, leaves 2 survivors, Pentagon says
  2. NPRLean LeftNational Security desk, attribution droppedU.S. strike on an alleged drug boat kills 1, leaves 2 survivors
  3. US Newsalleged plus Ocean in the headlineUS Strike on an Alleged Drug Boat Kills 1, Leaves 2 Survivors in the Eastern Pacific Ocean
  4. Xinhualeads with legality challengeIt said the vessel was involved in drug smuggling, while experts and human rights advocates have questioned the legality of such strikes.
  5. The Free PressGo deeper recirculates war-crime framingKilling Narco Speedboat Survivors Is a War Crime
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