Polls on Trump's profits and a livestreamed Fort Hood shooter execution draw attention
Photo: The HillHow the sides differ Left sources highlight a poll on Trump's alleged profiteering; alternative sources focus on the planned livestreamed execution of the Fort Hood shooter and reaction to it.
The articles cover different subjects, and two of them center on new polls. A left-leaning outlet reports an AP-NORC nationwide survey finding most Americans believe Trump has illegally or unethically profited from the presidency. The Hill reports a YouGov poll in which 71 percent opposed broadcasting executions live, 18 percent favored it and 13 percent were unsure, ahead of the Pentagon's planned livestreamed execution of Nidal Hasan. Tangle says a proposal about that execution divides the Trump administration.
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Presents a poll showing most Americans think Trump has improperly profited from the presidency, focusing on public opinion of his conduct.
Focuses on the planned livestreamed execution of Nidal Hasan, citing a poll against public broadcasts and noting division within the administration.
No right-leaning outlet has covered this story yet.