One story, two headlines, News
Brooklyn building collapse killed 2 children and 6 adults, mayor says
14 newsrooms covered this story. These two put it most differently.
Brooklyn building collapse kills at least 8 and injures 17 as search continues
Eight dead, including two children, in Brooklyn apartment collapse
Every headline, by side
Left 5
- Pregnant woman rescued from rubble after Brooklyn building collapse kills two
The Independent, lean left
- Brooklyn building collapse kills at least 8 and injures 17 as search continues
The Guardian
- What to Know About the Deadly Building Collapse in Brooklyn
The New York Times, lean left
- Brooklyn Apartment Building Collapses, Killing 8: What To Know
Time, lean left
- Eight dead after Brooklyn apartment building collapses
SBS News, lean left
Right 6
- Dad with heavily pregnant wife ID’d as victim in devastating Brooklyn building collapse
New York Post
- Brooklyn Building Collapse Kills 8, Injures 17 As Rescuers Search for Survivors
RedState
- At least 8 dead, 17 hurt in Veterans Day building collapse in Brooklyn
The Christian Post, lean right
- Eight dead after Brooklyn apartment building collapses
The West Australian, lean right
- Brooklyn building collapse killed 2 children and 6 adults, mayor says
Las Vegas Review-Journal, lean right
- Eight dead, including two children, in Brooklyn apartment collapse
Washington Examiner, lean right
Centre 4
- Brooklyn building collapse: Man recounts wife's desperate call from rubble
NewsNation
- New York: Deadly building collapse in Brooklyn
France 24
- At least eight dead in Brooklyn building collapse as rescuers dig through rubble
The Globe and Mail
- 'How does a building just fall?' Neighbours grieve after deadly Brooklyn building collapse
BBC News
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