Trump's Russia diesel deal draws attention as some GOP Senate candidates distance themselves
Photo: TangleHow the sides differ Left sources emphasize Republican Senate candidates breaking with Trump over the deal; alternative sources name the deal as a topic without describing any reaction.
Both a left-leaning and an alternative outlet cover a Russia diesel deal associated with President Donald Trump. CNN reports that a growing number of Republican Senate candidates are breaking with the president over it. CNN also notes Trump will attend a rally in Georgia on Friday as he tries to boost GOP turnout. Tangle lists the deal as a headline topic, alongside a look back at Justice Clarence Thomas's confirmation, but its excerpt gives no details on the deal itself.
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Frames the deal as a political problem for Trump, with Republican Senate candidates increasingly splitting from him ahead of a turnout-focused rally.
Presents the Russia diesel deal as a standalone newsletter topic, with no detail in the excerpt, paired with a Clarence Thomas retrospective.
No right-leaning outlet has covered this story yet.