Trump pardons two men at Alaska rally as Congo Ebola cases pass 9,000

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How the sides differ Left sources focus on the Alaska pardons of Clean Air Act offenders; right sources cover only the Ebola outbreak; alternative sources bundle several stories.

Coverage touches on two overlapping developments. Left and alternative sources report that President Trump pardoned two men at an Alaska rally; the left outlet says they had pleaded guilty to violating the Clean Air Act and quotes his remark to them. Right and alternative sources report that Congo's Ebola outbreak has passed 9,000 cases. The right-leaning outlet adds 4,381 deaths, the Bundibugyo virus, and spread across seven provinces. The alternative outlet also mentions an Iranian mine sinking a ship in Hormuz.

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Left HHuffPostTrump Pardons Men At Alaska Rally Who Pleaded Guilty To Violating Clean Air Act

Centers on the Alaska pardons, noting the men's guilty pleas under the Clean Air Act and highlighting the president's remark to them.

Alternative DSDrop Site NewsIranian mine sinks ship in Hormuz; Trump pardons two at Alaska rally; Congo Ebola cases top 9,000

Presents a daily roundup pairing the pardons and Ebola toll with an Iranian mine sinking a ship in Hormuz.

Right NYNew York PostOfficials struggle to contain Ebola outbreak as cases in Congo surpass 9,000

Focuses solely on the Ebola outbreak, stressing officials' difficulty containing it, its death toll and its spread across provinces.