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Trump: We don't need a deal with Iran
20 newsrooms covered this story. These two put it most differently.
Trump and Netanyahu call descended into ‘shouting match from hell’ in clash over Iran war
Trump tasks Vance with fixing ‘massive corruption and crime’ in Democrat-led cities, states
Every headline, by side
Left 6
- Trump and Netanyahu call descended into ‘shouting match from hell’ in clash over Iran war
The Independent, lean left
- Trump says ‘we don’t need a deal with Iran’
CNBC, lean left
- Trump orders Vance to focus on "corruption" in Democrat-run areas, not Iran
Axios, lean left
- Trump says US does not 'need a deal' with Iran
Middle East Eye
- Trump says no deal needed with Iran, closes down Vance negotiations
The Washington Post, lean left
- Trump Says He’s Pulling Vance Off Iran Talks to Focus on Fraud Campaign
The New York Times, lean left
Right 10
- Trump and Netanyahu, again
Washington Examiner, lean right
- Trump and Netanyahu reportedly get into 'shouting match from hell' amid argument to resume all-out war in Iran
Daily Mail, lean right
- Trump Pulls Vance From Iran Talks
The Daily Wire
- 'Shouting match from hell': Trump, Netanyahu clash in explosive phone call over Iran war
The Times of India, lean right
- ‘We don’t need a deal with Iran’: Trump tells Vance to focus on domestic corruption
The Straits Times, lean right
- Trump orders Vance to focus on blue state ‘corruption and crime,’ says ‘we don’t need a deal with Iran’
New York Post
Centre 4
- Hezbollah leader: Trump and Netanyahu were defeated in elections, a positive development for us
The Times of Israel
- Oil Prices Rebound as Trump Questions Need for Iran Deal
The Wall Street Journal
- Trump says US does not ‘need a deal with Iran’
South China Morning Post
- Trump: Vance to focus solely on 'Massive Corruption and Crime' in Democrat-led cities, states
The Hill
Not rated 1
- Iran, Trump and Netanyahu, Again
RealClearPolitics
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