Trump pardons two men at Alaska rally; one report says they pleaded guilty to Clean Air Act violations
Photo: Drop Site NewsHow the sides differ Left sources focus on the pardons themselves and the president's remark; alternative sources mention them briefly within a broader roundup of international news.
Both reports say President Trump pardoned two people at a rally in Alaska. The left-leaning report adds that the men had pleaded guilty to violating the Clean Air Act, and it notes the president told them they were clean, using a crude comparison. The alternative outlet covers the pardons as one item in a daily news digest that also lists an Iranian mine sinking a ship in Hormuz and Ebola cases in Congo passing 9,000. The excerpts give no further details on the pardons.
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Presents the pardons as the main story, noting the guilty pleas under the Clean Air Act and quoting the president's crude remark.
Lists the Alaska rally pardons as one of several headlines in a daily roundup alongside Hormuz and Ebola news.
No right-leaning outlet has covered this story yet.