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US Treasury chief Bessent moved to military base after Iranian threats, NYT reports
17 newsrooms covered this story. These two put it most differently.
The IndependentLean left
Scott Bessent moved to military base for safety after Iran threats and photo exposing his $12M home
The West AustralianLean right
US Treasury chief moved after Iranian threats: sources
Every headline, by side
Left 6
- Bessent Moved to Military Base In Wake of Iranian Threats
The New York Times, lean left
- U.S. Treasury chief Bessent moved to military base after Iranian threats, reports say
The Hindu, lean left
- US Treasury chief moved to military base after alleged Iranian threats: Report
Middle East Eye
- Bessent reportedly moved to military base over Iranian threats on his life
CNBC, lean left
- US Treasury chief Scott Bessent moves to military base after Iranian threats
The Guardian
- Scott Bessent moved to military base for safety after Iran threats and photo exposing his $12M home
The Independent, lean left
Right 7
- Scott Bessent Moves To Military Base After Iranian Threats Against His Life
The Daily Wire
- US Treasury chief Bessent moved to military base after Iranian threats, NYT reports
The Straits Times, lean right
- Bessent moved from his DC home to a US military base amid Iranian threats: Report
Just the News, lean right
- Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Moved to Military Base Over Iranian Threats to Life
Townhall
- US treasury secy Scott Bessent moves to military base after alleged Iranian threats
The Times of India, lean right
- Treasury Secretary Bessent moves to military base after Iranian threats
Israel Hayom
Centre 4
- U.S. Treasury chief Bessent reportedly moved to military base after Iranian threats
The Globe and Mail
- US treasury chief Scott Bessent relocated to military base amid Iranian threats: Report
Hindustan Times
- US Treasury chief Bessent moved to military base after Iranian threats, sources say
CNA
- US Treasury chief Bessent moved to military base over alleged Iran threats
South China Morning Post
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