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Iran-US Talks Stall as Trump Denies Offering Sanctions Relief

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Iran proposed a seven-day plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and revive broader talks after mediation by Qatar, but President Trump rejected the offer and reportedly told aides he expects strikes on Iran to resume after the November midterm elections. Indirect talks continued in New York during the UN General Assembly but made little progress, with Iranian officials privately pessimistic about reaching a deal before the midterms, according to Bloomberg. Axios later reported that Trump had offered Iran sanctions relief and access to frozen funds in exchange for nuclear concessions; Trump denied this on Truth Social, calling the report a “hoax,” and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi denied Tehran had shown flexibility on the nuclear issue. Oil prices rose after Trump’s denial.

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What happened

Key points

Each point shows who reports it, from Far Left to Far Right.

  1. Iran proposed a seven-day plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and restart broader talks, conveyed via Qatari mediators.

    Reported byLeftCenterRight

  2. Trump rejected the Iranian proposal.

    Reported byLeftCenterRight

  3. Trump reportedly told aides he expects US strikes on Iran to resume after the midterm elections.

    Reported byRight

  4. Talks in New York during the UN General Assembly made little progress, with Iranian officials privately pessimistic about a deal before the midterms.

    Reported byLeft

  5. Axios reported, citing unnamed US officials, that Trump offered Iran sanctions relief and frozen funds for nuclear concessions.

    Reported byCenterRight

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  1. Trump denied the Axios report on Truth Social, calling it a “hoax” and a fake story.

    Reported byCenterRight

  2. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi denied that Tehran had shown flexibility on the nuclear issue.

    Reported byLeftRight

What is contested

Where accounts differ

Points the coverage does not agree on, and who says what.

  • Trump offered Iran sanctions relief and access to frozen funds in exchange for nuclear concessions.

    Axios reported this, citing unnamed US officials who said Trump was willing to ease sanctions; Trump denied it on Truth Social, calling the report untrue, a hoax, and demanding it be withdrawn.

  • Iran has shown flexibility on its nuclear program.

    An unnamed US official cited by Axios said Iran indicated flexibility on nuclear issues; Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi explicitly denied this, calling the claim untrue.

How each side tells it

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  • the left

    14 outlets · 2 opinion

    Left-leaning outlets report the proposal and subsequent talks in largely descriptive, status-update style, from Iran's seven-day plan to later pessimism about a deal before the midterms.

    US-Iran talks in New York: What’s the latest?
    Al Jazeera EnglishLeftAll left-leaning headlines

  • the center

    12 outlets

    Center outlets track the back-and-forth of negotiations and its market effects, from Iran's initial offer to Trump's rejection and later his denial of the sanctions-relief report.

    Oil prices climb as Trump denies offering Iran sanctions relief; Qatar pushes for peace talks
    CNBCCenterAll center headlines

  • the right

    12 outlets · 1 opinion

    Right-leaning outlets, with Breitbart and the Daily Mail using more dramatic framing of Trump's rejection and mockery of Iran, while the Epoch Times and Western Journal focus more narrowly on defending Trump against the Axios sanctions-relief report.

    Trump Absolutist framing“Sets the Record Straight”Presents Trump's contested denial as definitively correcting the record rather than as one side's account of a disputed claim.More neutral: Disputes Report on What He Offered IranDisagree with this highlight? After 'Hoax' Report on What He Offered Iran
    The Western JournalFar RightAll right-leaning headlines

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Language to notice

Words that carry a judgement beyond the facts. Tap a highlighted word anywhere on the page to see why.

  • Left24

    dangles dealBreakthroughSlams Intodemurred on whether

  • Center5

    military posturing, heated rhetorican emboldened Irango on the offensivestark gap

  • Right21

    poked fun at Irantrolls Iranthe Islamic regimeShoots Down

In the outlets’ own words

  • Sensational language

    military posturing, heated rhetoricMore neutral: amid continued military activity and public statements from both sides

    Characterizes the diplomatic climate in dramatic terms rather than describing specific actions or statements.

    It also comes at a time of military posturing, heated rhetoric, and signs that other actors are muddying the waters.

    Used bySemafor (Center)

  • Loaded verb

    dangles dealMore neutral: offers deal

    Suggests Iran is manipulatively tempting the U.S. rather than neutrally proposing a deal

    Trump faces tough choices as Iran dangles deal to reopen Hormuz before US midterms

    Used byThe Guardian (Left)

  • Loaded modifier

    an emboldened IranMore neutral: Iran, following recent military engagements,

    Attributes a psychological state to Iran as established fact rather than framing it as an interpretation.

    Nearly seven months after being attacked, an emboldened Iran is seeking to end the war on its terms.

    Used byThe Christian Science Monitor (Center)

  • Loaded verb

    go on the offensiveMore neutral: pursue a more assertive strategy

    Presents Iran's strategy in dramatic, combative terms rather than describing the actions taken.

    Hoping to push the US away, Iran’s strategy is to go on the offensive

    Used byThe Christian Science Monitor (Center)

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  • Delegitimizing label

    BreakthroughMore neutral: agreement

    The scare quotes around a term the administration itself used cast doubt on the claim rather than reporting it neutrally.

    Trump’s Iran ‘Breakthrough’ Slams Into Tehran’s Strait Demands Again

    Used byMeidasTouch (Far Left)

  • Sensational language

    Slams IntoMore neutral: Faces obstacle from

    Uses dramatic collision imagery rather than neutral language to describe a diplomatic setback.

    Trump’s Iran ‘Breakthrough’ Slams Into Tehran’s Strait Demands Again

    Used byMeidasTouch (Far Left)

  • Loaded verb

    poked fun at IranMore neutral: posted an image referencing the strait

    Adds an editorializing characterization of Trump's motive rather than simply describing the post

    President Donald Trump poked fun at Iran with a photo of the ‘Trump Strait’ shortly after rejecting a seven-day ceasefire…

    Used byDaily Mail (Right)

  • Loaded verb

    trolls IranMore neutral: posts image referencing Iran

    Characterizes Trump's action with a judgmental, mocking framing rather than describing it neutrally

    Trump trolls Iran with photo of 'TRUMP STRAIT' minutes after rejecting 7-day ceasefire deal

    Used byDaily Mail (Right)

  • Delegitimizing label

    the Islamic regimeMore neutral: Iran's government

    Uses a term that frames the Iranian government as illegitimate rather than a neutral descriptor

    …after reports circulated about him shutting down a ceasefire proposal from the Islamic regime.

    Used byWashington Examiner (Right)

  • Loaded verb

    Shoots DownMore neutral: Rejects

    A dramatic verb for a straightforward rejection that could be stated more neutrally

    Trump Shoots Down New Iran Deal Amid Hormuz Standoff

    Used byRedState (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    shot downMore neutral: rejected

    Describes Trump's rejection with a dramatic, combative verb rather than a neutral one.

    …Trump insisted Saturday the Islamic Republic cannot have a nuclear weapon as he shot down the regime’s pitch to end the war in Iran.

    Used byNew York Post (Right)

  • Loaded modifier

    war-battered IraniansMore neutral: Iranian officials

    Characterizes Iranians with an emotionally charged descriptor beyond stating facts of the conflict.

    …NOT HAVE A NUCLEAR WEAPON!!!” shortly before his trip, while he described the war-battered Iranians as negotiating from a position of weakness.

    Used byNew York Post (Right)

  • Delegitimizing label

    regime’s seven-day ceasefire proposalMore neutral: government's seven-day ceasefire proposal

    Referring to Iran's government as a 'regime' frames it as illegitimate rather than using a neutral term like 'government'.

    Trump reiterates Iran can not have a nuclear weapon as prez rejects regime’s seven-day ceasefire proposal

    Used byNew York Post (Right)

  • Loaded modifier

    that’s all to the goodMore neutral: a decision some analysts support

    Passes explicit approving judgment on Trump's stance rather than describing it neutrally.

    …in the past, this time he had no patience for the Iranian demands, and that’s all to the good, as nothing good could possibly come from giving the Islamic Republic more…

    Used byPJ Media (Far Right)

  • Absolutist framing

    nothing good could possibly come fromMore neutral: some argue little would come from

    Presents a contested policy judgment as an unquestionable certainty.

    …no patience for the Iranian demands, and that’s all to the good, as nothing good could possibly come from giving the Islamic Republic more time to regroup and strengthen its…

    Used byPJ Media (Far Right)

  • Sensational language

    Refuses to Play Charlie Brown With Iran As Lucy Holding the FootballMore neutral: Trump Rejects Another Iranian Ceasefire Offer

    Uses a mocking pop-culture metaphor to characterize Iran as a deceptive actor, editorializing rather than describing the event.

    Trump Refuses to Play Charlie Brown With Iran As Lucy Holding the Football

    Used byPJ Media (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    demurred on whetherMore neutral: declined to say whether

    "Demurred" suggests evasiveness rather than simply stating that the president did not answer.

    The president said the deal was not “acceptable” and demurred on whether he would restart military strikes after the midterm elections.

    Used byThe New York Times (Left)

  • Loaded verb

    gloatedMore neutral: said

    Ascribes a smug emotional state to Trump's speech rather than neutrally reporting what he said.

    President Donald Trump gloated that a 'dying' Iran had spectacularly outsmarted itself by closing the Strait of…

    Used byDaily Mail (Right)

  • Loaded verb

    tauntsMore neutral: criticizes

    Characterizes Trump's remarks as mockery rather than neutral statement.

    Trump taunts 'dying' Iran for 'outsmarting themselves' after rejecting ceasefire deal...as he…

    Used byDaily Mail (Right)

  • Loaded verb

    ignores TrumpMore neutral: does not respond to Trump

    Characterizes Iran's silence as a deliberate dismissal of Trump rather than a neutral description of awaiting a response.

    Araghchi ignores Trump, waits for mediators’ response on Hormuz

    Used byAl Jazeera English (Left)

  • Sensational language

    onslaughtMore neutral: attacks

    Adds dramatic intensity to a description of potential military action beyond a neutral description.

    Iran says it's ready for 'doomsday' onslaught of U.S.

    Used byThe Washington Times (Right)

  • Delegitimizing label

    the regimeMore neutral: Iran's government

    Refers to Iran's government with a term commonly used to cast a state as illegitimate rather than a neutral descriptor like 'government' or 'Iran'.

    …that his country is fully prepared for a “doomsday war” with the US, but claimed the regime prefers peace.

    Used byNew York Post (Right)

  • Loaded modifier

    Hostile rhetoric on both sidesMore neutral: Sharp public statements from both sides

    Characterizes statements from both governments as 'hostile' without specifying which remarks, a subjective judgment rather than a neutral description.

    Hostile rhetoric on both sides underscored the difficulty of reaching a negotiated end to the war.

    Used byThe Washington Post (Left)

  • Sensational language

    stark gapMore neutral: significant differences

    Adds dramatic emphasis to the distance between negotiating positions rather than stating it neutrally.

    …negotiating this week, even as the two sides appeared no closer to closing the stark gap between them.

    Used bySemafor (Center)

  • Loaded verb

    Continue Bombing IranMore neutral: Resume Strikes on Iran

    Frames potential future strikes as a 'continuation' of bombing, presenting resumed military action as an ongoing campaign rather than a possible future decision.

    Ambassador Says Trump Has ‘Options’ When Asked If He Will Continue Bombing Iran After The Midterms

    Used byHuffPost (Far Left)

  • Sensational language

    Terrifying ThreatMore neutral: Warning

    Characterizes the statement with an emotionally charged adjective rather than a neutral description of a warning

    Iran Issues Terrifying Threat After Trump Blows Up Another Peace Deal

    Used byThe New Republic (Far Left)

  • Loaded verb

    Blows Up Another Peace DealMore neutral: Amid Collapse of Peace Talks

    Presents a contested characterization of Trump's actions as having destroyed diplomacy as settled fact

    Iran Issues Terrifying Threat After Trump Blows Up Another Peace Deal

    Used byThe New Republic (Far Left)

  • Loaded modifier

    Projecting confidenceMore neutral: Speaking

    Characterizes Trump's tone with an interpretive framing rather than reporting his statements directly

    Projecting confidence a day after rejecting Iranian peace terms, President Donald Trump said he…

    Used byThe Western Journal (Far Right)

  • Loaded modifier

    Desperate Ceasefire ProposalMore neutral: Ceasefire Proposal

    Characterizes Iran's proposal with a judgmental label about its motivation rather than describing it neutrally

    'Iran Knows They're Losing': Trump Rejects Tehran's Desperate Ceasefire Proposal as They Continue to Cave on Point After Point

    Used byThe Western Journal (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    Cave on Point After PointMore neutral: Shift Position on Several Points

    Frames Iran's negotiating position as capitulation rather than describing the substance of the negotiations

    …Trump Rejects Tehran's Desperate Ceasefire Proposal as They Continue to Cave on Point After Point

    Used byThe Western Journal (Far Right)

  • Vague attribution

    signals faith in its pressure tacticsMore neutral: continues to rely on economic pressure, officials say

    Attributes an unspecified attitude to 'Washington' without citing an official source, implying a characterization that isn't directly sourced.

    Mediators are trying to facilitate more talks, but Washington signals faith in its pressure tactics.

    Used byAl Jazeera English (Left)

  • Loaded verb

    toutsMore neutral: claims

    Suggests Iran is boasting or exaggerating its claims rather than simply stating them, adding a judgmental tone not present in a neutral verb.

    Iran touts Hormuz attacks as oil flows increase despite tensions

    Used byAl Jazeera English (Left)

  • Loaded verb

    Touts ProgressMore neutral: Highlights Progress

    ‘Touts’ implies the White House is exaggerating or promoting a claim rather than neutrally stating it.

    Iran War Day 213: U.S.-Iran Talks Reportedly Continuing as White House Touts Progress of ‘Economic Outcast’

    Used byThe American Conservative (Right)

  • Loaded modifier

    concessionMore neutral: statement

    Describing the statement as a ‘concession’ implies capitulation rather than neutrally reporting his remarks.

    The concession comes after months of claiming the exact opposite.

    Used byHuffPost (Far Left)

  • Loaded verb

    Finally AdmittingMore neutral: Now Says

    ‘Admitting’ frames Trump’s statement as a reluctant confession rather than a neutral acknowledgment.

    Trump Is Finally Admitting His War Against Iran Is Not Over And He Has Not Won It

    Used byHuffPost (Far Left)

  • Loaded modifier

    improbable choiceMore neutral: framed the choice as

    Frames Trump’s comparison as inherently unreasonable rather than describing it neutrally.

    Donald Trump presented Americans with an improbable choice on Monday: Higher gas prices or nuclear annihilation.

    Used byThe Independent (Left)

  • Sensational language

    painful degreeMore neutral: significant degree

    Adds dramatic characterization to an economic claim rather than stating it plainly.

    …six-plus-month-long war in Iran, which has now sapped the American economy to a painful degree and driven gas prices to new highs right as Trump and his party are due to face…

    Used byThe Independent (Left)

  • Sensational language

    extreme endgameMore neutral: response

    Characterizes Trump’s comments as extreme rather than neutrally describing them.

    Trump offers Iran war naysayers an extreme endgame: ‘Let them hit us with a nuclear weapon’

    Used byThe Independent (Left)

  • Loaded verb

    slamMore neutral: criticize

    ‘Slam’ dramatizes the act of criticizing rather than neutrally describing it.

    President Donald Trump took to Truth Social on Monday to slam what he called a “fake” Axios story about him offering up sanctions relief and…

    Used byWashington Examiner (Right)

  • Delegitimizing label

    the regime can re-examineMore neutral: the government can re-examine

    Calling Iran's government a “regime” casts it as illegitimate rather than using a neutral term like “government.”

    …to provide Iran with sanctions relief and unfreeze Iranian funds so that the regime can re-examine its nuclear program.

    Used byThe Hill (Center)

  • Sensational language

    sapped the American economy to a painful degreeMore neutral: affected the American economy

    Uses dramatic language to characterize economic effects rather than a neutral description with data.

    …usual, around the six-plus-month-long war in Iran, which has now sapped the American economy to a painful degree and driven gas prices to new highs right as Trump and his party…

    Used byThe Independent (Left)

  • Loaded modifier

    Iran war naysayersMore neutral: war critics

    Labels critics dismissively rather than describing their actual position.

    Trump offers Iran war naysayers an extreme endgame: ‘Let them hit us with a nuclear weapon’

    Used byThe Independent (Left)

  • Loaded verb

    melted down at media organizationsMore neutral: criticized media organizations

    Characterizes Trump's posts as an emotional collapse rather than neutrally describing them as criticism

    Donald Trump melted down at media organizations and their stars on Monday as his battle with the press lingers on.

    Used byThe Daily Beast (Far Left)

  • Sensational language

    rantsMore neutral: posts

    Labels the posts as irrational outbursts rather than neutrally describing them as posts or statements

    Trump posted three consecutive rants on Truth Social, each separately criticizing Axios, MS NOW and Bill Maher.

    Used byThe Daily Beast (Far Left)

  • Loaded verb

    blastedMore neutral: criticized

    Adds a judgmental tone to what could be neutrally described as criticizing or disputing a report

    His third post, on Monday night, blasted a media report claiming he offered sanctions relief to Iran as part of an effort to…

    Used byThe Daily Beast (Far Left)

  • Loaded verb

    rantsMore neutral: said or spoke

    Dismisses the content by characterizing the delivery.

    Trump posted three consecutive rants on Truth Social, each separately criticizing Axios, MS NOW and Bill Maher.

    Used byThe Daily Beast (Far Left)

  • Loaded verb

    UnravelsMore neutral: Reacts

    Presents Trump's reaction as a dramatic personal collapse rather than describing the actual action taken

    Trump Unravels in All-Day Media Meltdown

    Used byThe Daily Beast (Far Left)

  • Sensational language

    All-Day Media MeltdownMore neutral: Social Media Posts About the Press

    Frames a series of social media posts as an emotional breakdown, adding drama beyond the facts

    Trump Unravels in All-Day Media Meltdown

    Used byThe Daily Beast (Far Left)

  • Absolutist framing

    false reportMore neutral: disputed report

    States as settled fact that the Axios report was false, when the claim is disputed rather than confirmed.

    President Donald Trump called out Axios Tuesday for publishing a false report that claimed he was offering to ease economic sanctions on Iran in exchange for…

    Used byThe Western Journal (Far Right)

  • Absolutist framing

    Sets the Record StraightMore neutral: Disputes Report on What He Offered Iran

    Presents Trump's contested denial as definitively correcting the record rather than as one side's account of a disputed claim.

    Trump Sets the Record Straight After 'Hoax' Report on What He Offered Iran

    Used byThe Western Journal (Far Right)

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  • Delegitimizing label

    Quoted

    ‘hoax’More neutral: disputed story

    Dismisses the report as illegitimate; though attributed to Trump, it is presented in the outlet’s headline as the framing.

    Trump demands Axios pull ‘hoax’ story about Iran sanctions relief

    Quoted byWashington Examiner (Right)The Epoch Times (Far Right)

    Inside a quotation: the outlets are reporting someone else’s words.

  • Delegitimizing label

    Quoted

    captured and hunted from the U.S. terrorist armyMore neutral: captured from U.S. forces

    Labels the U.S. military as a 'terrorist army,' a characterization presented as fact even though it is quoted from Iranian state television.

    It’s the “most important treasure trove of drones captured and hunted from the U.S. terrorist army” since the United States and Israel attacked Iran last February,…

    Quoted byThe Christian Science Monitor (Center)

    Inside a quotation: the outlets are reporting someone else’s words.

  • Sensational language

    Quoted

    they're losing so badlyMore neutral: they are under significant economic pressure

    A dramatic characterization of Iran's position, though it is a direct quotation from Trump rather than the outlet's own framing.

    They want to make a deal where they open the strait immediately because they’re losing so badly,” Trump told reporters as he boarded Marine One on the White House lawn,…

    Quoted byNBC News (Left)

    Inside a quotation: the outlets are reporting someone else’s words.

  • Sensational language

    Quoted

    doomsday warMore neutral: large-scale war

    The dramatic phrase heightens the sense of imminent catastrophe, though it is a direct quotation from the official.

    ‘Iran ready for doomsday war’, FM Araghchi says

    Quoted byAl Jazeera English (Left)

    Inside a quotation: the outlets are reporting someone else’s words.

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  • Absolutist framing

    Quoted

    Iran Knows They're LosingMore neutral: Trump Says Iran Is Losing

    Presents a contested assessment of the war's outcome as settled fact

    'Iran Knows They're Losing': Trump Rejects Tehran's Desperate Ceasefire Proposal as They Continue to…

    Quoted byThe Western Journal (Far Right)

    Inside a quotation: the outlets are reporting someone else’s words.

  • Dehumanizing label

    Quoted

    Trump Derangement SyndromeMore neutral: critics of Trump

    Pathologizes disagreement.

    …like most others, is a HOAX, used only for purposes of satisfying their Trump Derangement Syndrome,” Trump wrote.

    Quoted byWashington Examiner (Right)

    Inside a quotation: the outlets are reporting someone else’s words.

  • Partisan shorthand

    Quoted

    Trump Derangement SyndromeMore neutral: critical coverage of Trump

    A partisan label that dismisses critical coverage as irrational rather than describing the substance of the dispute.

    …like most others, is a HOAX, used only for purposes of satisfying their Trump Derangement Syndrome,” he added.

    Quoted byThe Western Journal (Far Right)

    Inside a quotation: the outlets are reporting someone else’s words.

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From the left

14 outlets · 2 opinion

Leads with

  • Iran's proposal details
  • diplomatic pessimism
  • ongoing negotiations

Leaves out

  • Axios report that Trump offered sanctions relief
  • Trump's denial and 'hoax' characterization

Reported by other sides, not found in this side’s coverage.

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From the center

12 outlets

Leads with

  • negotiation mechanics and mediators
  • market/oil price impact
  • competing accounts of what was offered
See the 12 headlines from the centerHide the headlines

From the right

12 outlets · 1 opinion

Leads with

  • Trump's rejection and firm stance
  • defense against the Axios report as false
  • Trump's own statements on Truth Social

Leaves out

  • Iran's full proposal terms
  • Iranian officials' pessimism about a deal

Reported by other sides, not found in this side’s coverage.

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Who reported it when

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  • Left

    15 hr 19 min later

    Its first report, Sep 24, 11:20 PM EDT

  • Center

    First to report

    Semafor, Sep 24, 8:02 AM EDT

  • Right

    1 day 10 hr later

    Its first report, Sep 25, 6:41 PM EDT

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  1. SemaforCenterSep 24, 8:02 AM EDT
  2. The Washington PostLeftSep 24, 11:20 PM EDT
  3. CNBCCenterSep 25, 9:45 AM EDT
  4. The New York TimesLeftSep 25, 11:35 AM EDT
  5. The GuardianLeftSep 25, 11:43 AM EDT
  6. The Christian Science MonitorCenterSep 25, 3:50 PM EDT
  7. MeidasTouchFar LeftSep 25, 5:13 PM EDT
  8. The Epoch TimesFar RightSep 25, 6:41 PM EDT
  9. Breitbart NewsFar RightSep 25, 10:22 PM EDT
  10. NBC NewsLeftSep 26, 5:35 AM EDT
  11. ABC NewsLeftSep 26, 6:34 AM EDT
  12. BloombergLeftSep 26, 8:04 AM EDT
  13. Daily MailRightSep 26, 8:10 AM EDT
  14. AxiosCenterSep 26, 10:27 AM EDT
  15. Washington ExaminerRightSep 26, 10:30 AM EDT
  16. RedStateFar RightSep 26, 11:07 AM EDT
  17. New York PostRightSep 26, 11:22 AM EDT
  18. One America NewsFar RightSep 26, 11:33 AM EDT
  19. PBS NewsHourCenterSep 26, 11:53 AM EDT
  20. The Washington TimesRightSep 26, 12:07 PM EDT
  21. Deutsche WelleCenterSep 26, 12:16 PM EDT
  22. SalonFar LeftSep 26, 1:00 PM EDT
  23. Financial TimesCenterSep 26, 1:01 PM EDT
  24. Al Jazeera EnglishLeftSep 26, 2:00 PM EDT
  25. The American ConservativeRightSep 26, 3:13 PM EDT
  26. NPRLeftSep 26, 4:08 PM EDT
  27. Straight Arrow NewsCenterSep 26, 4:53 PM EDT
  28. HuffPostFar LeftSep 26, 4:56 PM EDT
  29. The HillCenterSep 26, 5:02 PM EDT
  30. BBC NewsCenterSep 26, 6:15 PM EDT
  31. CBS NewsLeftSep 26, 10:03 PM EDT
  32. Sky NewsCenterSep 26, 11:45 PM EDT
  33. Fox NewsFar RightSep 27, 7:00 AM EDT
  34. TruthoutFar LeftSep 27, 11:42 AM EDT
  35. France 24CenterSep 27, 6:10 PM EDT
  36. The New RepublicFar LeftSep 28, 9:21 AM EDT
  37. The Western JournalFar RightSep 28, 9:23 AM EDT
  38. TownhallFar RightSep 28, 6:15 PM EDT

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