One story, two headlines, News

The Right to Ask ‘Wrong’ Questions

4 newsrooms covered this story. These two put it most differently.

CNBCLean left

Jim Cramer: Wall Street is focusing too much on what could go wrong instead of right

Wed, 11 Nov, 10:41am AEDT

Read it at CNBC On Marble

TownhallRight

There's a Right Way to Make America Self-Sufficient: Francisco Franco Shows Us the Wrong Way

Thu, 12 Nov, 8:45am AEDT

Read it at Townhall On Marble

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One headline per newsroom, its first, oldest at the top. Sides by AllSides’s lean ratings, and Media Bias/Fact Check’s where AllSides has none.

Left 1

Jim Cramer: Wall Street is focusing too much on what could go wrong instead of rightCNBC, lean left

Right 2

Centre 0

No centre newsroom has run it.

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The pair is the two headlines on this story that share the fewest words. Highlighted: words that judge or colour what happened (verdicts, conflict, emotion, hedging), from a fixed list, that the other headline doesn’t use. Lean ratings are AllSides’s.

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