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652 articles from 39 outlets, last 30 days
Peak: Tue 13 Oct, 113 articles
The coverage is spread across the spectrum. Right-leaning outlets ran 293 of these articles, left-leaning ones 161.
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Donald Trump20 of 30
Free speech and media13 of 30
Elections9 of 30
Courts and justice6 of 30
Susie Wiles5 of 30
Inflation and prices4 of 30
Former President Barack Obama compared President Donald Trump's White House renovations to a Cheesecake Factory, sparking a political backlash. The comment led to a series of responses from Trump and allies, escalating tensions ahead of the midterm elections.
Six American citizens and major news outlets filed a lawsuit against President Trump over restrictions on press access to the White House. The case centers on claims that the exclusions violate the First Amendment and limit public access to government information.
Canada and the United States have increased trade discussions, with Canadian officials reporting limited progress and the U.S. suggesting talks are nearing a resolution. The developments matter as both countries navigate economic tensions ahead of key political events.
A localized ceasefire took effect in Oleshky, a Russian-occupied city in southern Ukraine, following a humanitarian agreement brokered by Melania Trump. The pause aims to allow humanitarian aid and civilian evacuation, marking a rare diplomatic effort amid ongoing conflict.
Rapper Nicki Minaj appeared with President Donald Trump at a Michigan rally, where he made comments about her appearance. The event sparked discussion about her potential role in the White House and her political support for Trump.
Katie Zacharia was dismissed as White House press secretary after serving just five days. Her brief tenure and the subsequent reaction highlight ongoing challenges in the administration's communications leadership.
Two Catholic bishops said they regret participating in a private prayer meeting with President Trump that was later shared publicly as a political photo opportunity. The incident raised concerns about the use of religious figures in political messaging ahead of the midterms.
President Trump held a rally in Mississippi to support incumbent Republican Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith ahead of the midterm elections. The event is part of a broader GOP effort to mobilize voters in a state where Democrats have shown unexpected competitiveness.
A man was arrested after using a sledgehammer to decapitate a statue in the Iwo Jima monument at Quantico, Virginia, causing hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage. The incident has drawn attention due to the suspect's immigration status and the symbolic nature of the memorial.
President Trump said he is considering relocating the White House press briefing area to a less obnoxious location. The move, reported by multiple outlets, reflects ongoing tensions between the administration and the press.
President Trump removed tariffs on certain Canadian products used in Maine's agricultural sector. The move benefits Senator Susan Collins, who is in a tight re-election race and had advocated for the change.
President Trump announced the use of the Defense Production Act to increase domestic gas and diesel production, aiming to reduce high fuel prices. The move is part of a broader effort to address rising energy costs amid recent geopolitical tensions.