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- One Texas Poll, Two Verdicts: "Leads by 5" and "Suffers Double Poll Blow" Are the Same 49–44September 27, 2026
- The New Government-Funded Ad Calls It the 'Final Battle.' It Is the Second or Third Battle This Week, Depending on the OutletSeptember 27, 2026
- One Post, Twelve Mastheads: the Fuel Economy Rollback Was Covered as a Termination or as an Arithmetic ProblemSeptember 27, 2026
- Netanyahu Called Mamdani "the Antisemitic Mayor of New York." Every Outlet Agreed on That Much.September 25, 2026
- The Most Popular Number in New York Went Unlisted on the National RostersSeptember 25, 2026
- A Unanimous Court, 650,000 Ballots, and a Sheriff Told to Give Them BackSeptember 25, 2026
- The Dozing Claim Ran in One Outlet; the Trump-Xi Summit Ran Everywhere ElseSeptember 25, 2026
- Forty-Five Percent, Four Times Over, and the Referendum Poll the Right Bucket Met by Other MeansSeptember 24, 2026
- A Judge Ordered Three Outlets Back In. For a Few Hours They Weren't. Here Are the Three Names the Spectrum Gave Those Hours.September 24, 2026
- The White House Cited an Anonymous Source Against Politico. The Beast Says It Was Vance.September 24, 2026
- The Allies Who Stopped Waiting for Trump — and a Status That Doesn't Exist YetSeptember 23, 2026
- Trump Extends the $100,000 H-1B Entry Restriction, and the Story Exists Only Where the Visa Holders Come FromSeptember 23, 2026
- Fifty-One Percent for Impeaching Pete Hegseth — Carried by the Right, Skipped by the LeftSeptember 23, 2026
- Trump TV, One Channel, Three Registers, and a Viewership Curve Nobody Sampled at the Same MinuteSeptember 23, 2026
- One Poll, Seven Points, and Where Each Masthead Got Its NumberSeptember 23, 2026
- Mamdani Renews the Arrest Call He Once Withdrew, and Three Desks Keep Three Clocks on Netanyahu's VisitSeptember 22, 2026
- Insiders Confess the Truth About Trump's Aging, on Condition of AnonymitySeptember 22, 2026
- One Pollster Put Trump Below 30. Nobody Else Has.September 22, 2026
- Trump Came Home from Camp David a Day Early, and Nineteen Records Decline to Say WhySeptember 20, 2026
- Six Nobel Laureates Endorse California's Billionaire Tax, and the Fight Returns to Its Standing Argument About Whether the Money ExistsSeptember 20, 2026
- Trump Says the Deal Covers "All Other Needs." Denmark, Greenland, and Fox News's Own News Copy Say It Covers SecuritySeptember 20, 2026
- An "AI Force," a Coming "Czar," and Sixteen Outlets That Agree on Every Fact While Disagreeing About Which Fact Is the StorySeptember 20, 2026
- Four Critics, One Network's Air, and a Headline That Calls It "MAGA"September 19, 2026
- Paid Back, Reportedly, on the Say-So of One Son to One Father: A Brief on a Verb With No ReceiptSeptember 19, 2026
- "Nearly Half" Against "Almost Evenly Split": Young Americans, Socialism and the Tax on the Wealthy, as Worded by Twelve NewsroomsSeptember 19, 2026
- The Epstein Files Discharge Petition Claimed Its 218 on Thursday, and Nobody Can Count the Names Until Nov. 9September 19, 2026
- Effective Immediately: A Ban Announced at 3, Still Unenforced at 6, and Rendered Three Different WaysSeptember 18, 2026
- From "Corruption" to "Crime Family": Robert Garcia's Label Gets a Promotion, and the Harder Phrase Has Not Yet Reached the US Roster PressSeptember 18, 2026
- A Judge Ordered the FBI's Handwritten Notes Sent to His Chambers. Across the Outlets Covering the Case, Two Different Presidents Get Credit for His JobSeptember 18, 2026
- Diesel Crosses $6, Gas Chases $4.43, and the Only Thing Falling Faster Than the Fuel Forecasts Is Agreement About What Happens NextSeptember 18, 2026
- Salazar's "Betrayed" Ad: "Rebellion" on the Left, "Break" on the RightSeptember 18, 2026
- Ocasio-Cortez Hasn't Ruled Out the White House in 2028, and Nineteen Newsrooms Are Covering the Ruling-OutSeptember 18, 2026
- Trump Told a Gastonia Rally He Wouldn't Send the FEMA Money if Whatley Loses — Then Said He Was "Only Kidding." The Left and UK Press Ran the Sentence; the Center, the Right, and the Wire Ran the Rally Without ItSeptember 17, 2026
- Von der Leyen Offered Canada a Title That Exists Nowhere in EU Law. The Headlines Hired It Anyway, and the Canadians Keep Trying to Give It BackSeptember 17, 2026
- The EPA Power Plant Repeal Is Now Official — and Its Own Title Says "Partial"September 17, 2026
- The SEC Proposed to Rescind an 84-Year-Old Rule. The Comment Deadline Is a Pair of Square Brackets.September 17, 2026
- 220-204, and One Article That Cannot Agree With Itself About the DeadSeptember 17, 2026
- Verhoeven Says the Film's Look Was Fascist Satire All Along; One Desk in This File Never Reaches the WordSeptember 16, 2026
- Pennsylvania Counts Four Measles Deaths and the CDC's National Tally Counts Zero, and Nothing in This Corpus Says Both Cannot Be TrueSeptember 16, 2026
- The Most-Repeated Sentence About Trump's Bank Was Written by a Senator, Not a ReporterSeptember 16, 2026
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