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Media. 

I chose FOX and CNN as my two news sources. I chose the very broad event of whats is going on with North Korea.  I have found headlines from each on the front pages. 

Fox is known to be the more republican news.  The First headline that pops up is :Threat of war with North Korea growing" They say "president Trump will handle it." Trump says he will not allow N. Korea. It says that this pushes Korea to the brink of nuclear war. Also labeling Trump as insane.   

CNN's headline was " N. Korean missile images appear to have been tampered with" 
      Oddly enough the title was a bit misleading. It showed videos of the North Korean missile launching and also talked about how much bigger it was that the last. Concerns of Kim Jong-un developing a long distance missile are definitely floating around. 

 So these two are not super different. The biggest difference I saw while I was reading was that CNN seemed to target emotions more than FOX did, by showing pictures and videos of the missile exloding and talking about that damage. Where FOX had a more "well they should probably deal with that lol" kind of approach    
north korea missile launch newton_00000629.jpg Both using this picture.   

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