The Washington Times
102 audits on the record
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102audits citing this outlet
15carried a hard contradiction
26carried a framing split
56spans quoted
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“Florida GOP congresswoman scolds Trump on immigration in stunning campaign ad”
September 18, 2026 · see it in context →“Cold-weather boots issued to U.S. Marines fell apart in the field during a NATO exercise in Norway this year, forcing troops to buy replacements on the local economy and reopening a fight in Congress over rules requiring American-made military footwear, according to a Newsweek investigation published Wednesday.”
September 17, 2026 · see it in context →“There is no indication that an investigation was opened.”
September 16, 2026 · see it in context →“The Kennedy Center's board voted Tuesday to shut down the iconic performing arts facility, saying the building is collapsing and has become a danger.”
September 15, 2026 · see it in context →“A federal judge on Monday ordered Homeland Security not to carry out its new rule limiting how long foreign students and journalists can remain in the U.S.”
September 15, 2026 · see it in context →“said the policy was irrational, the justification was "exceptionally weak," and the attempt to cloak the plan in national security concerns "borders on the absurd."”
September 15, 2026 · see it in context →“I wouldn't waste anyone's time. Who needs that.”
September 15, 2026 · see it in context →“The zen diagram on that is pure crossover”
September 15, 2026 · see it in context →“The two were talking while standing in a lake, fly fishing.”
September 15, 2026 · see it in context →“The RealClearPolitics polling average shows Ms. Harris with an 11-point lead over Mr. Newsom.”
September 15, 2026 · see it in context →“Food stamp caseloads shrink as states roll out new work mandates”
September 14, 2026 · see it in context →“Tucker Carlson: Wouldn’t vote for Mike Rogers ‘at gunpoint’”
September 13, 2026 · see it in context →Audits citing The Washington Times
- 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
- Trump Says the World Respects Him. Pew's Global Survey of 36 Countries Finds 76% Have No ConfidenceSeptember 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
- The Boots Fell Apart Above the Arctic Circle; the Coverage Fell Into Four Copies of One ArticleSeptember 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
- Newsweek Says Every Pollster Has Now Shown a Talarico Lead. The Hill — Co-Sponsoring That Same Poll — Calls It a Dead HeatSeptember 17, 2026
- 220-204, and One Article That Cannot Agree With Itself About the DeadSeptember 17, 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
- "7-2," "6-1-2," or Nothing at All: How the Press Counted a Supreme Court Order That Published No CountSeptember 16, 2026
- Seven Tankers or Twelve, 417 Wounded or 800: the First Official Iran-War Accounting Arrives in Two SizesSeptember 16, 2026
- An FBI Agent Proposed a Musk Investigation in 2025. No Outlet in the Corpus Reports One Was Opened — and the Outlets Our Corpus Found Silent Are Half the StorySeptember 16, 2026
- A Putin-Linked Oligarch Paid Hundreds of Thousands for Trump Jr.'s Wedding Parties; a House Democrat Sent Letters, and Seventeen Newsrooms Split on What to Call BothSeptember 16, 2026
- A Third Closure Vote Since February, Less Than an Hour After a Name Ruling, and No Agreed End DateSeptember 15, 2026
- Eight Impeachment Articles Reach the House Floor, and a Two-Day Clock StartsSeptember 15, 2026
- A Judge Blocked Trump's Duration-of-Status Visa Rule the Day Before It Took Effect — and the Corpus Splits Over Whether That's One Setback, Two, or a Schedule Still RunningSeptember 15, 2026
- One Side Was Asked About Pace; the Other Answered About CrimeSeptember 15, 2026
- Putin Ally Paid for the Parties — or the Wedding: Nine Newsrooms, Two Words, One SplitSeptember 15, 2026
- Netanyahu Was Warned Before Oct. 7, a Report Alleges — and the $22 Billion Frame Reached This Desk in Exactly One HeadlineSeptember 15, 2026
- Newsom Says He Won't Run If Harris Does — and the Spectrum Splits on "Won't" and "Wouldn't"September 15, 2026
- One Senator Walked — Was Wheeled — Back In Monday Night; One Ledger Says He Never CameSeptember 14, 2026
- Schumer Asks for a Classified Briefing on AI — and the Corpus Spends the Day Deciding What to Call HimSeptember 14, 2026
- Trump Calls AI Extinction Warnings a "HOAX," Vance Suspects a "Trojan Horse" — and the Corpus Can't Agree on the Horse's Capital LettersSeptember 14, 2026
- Senate Control Is a Toss-Up, a Coin Flip, Wide Open, and Within Striking Distance — Depending on the DeskSeptember 14, 2026
- One Post, Nineteen Desks, and Not a Single Disagreement About What It SaidSeptember 14, 2026
- SNAP's Missing Millions: "Lost Access" vs. "Caseloads Shrink," With a September Deadline AttachedSeptember 14, 2026
- Carlson Won’t Vote for Rogers "at Gunpoint". The File Can’t Agree What That Was, or What He Said NextSeptember 13, 2026
- A Federal Judge Blocked the Trump "Loyalty Question" — and 31 Named Newsrooms Missed ItSeptember 13, 2026
- Trump flew into a country that had already polled its own disapproval — and the desks met him at different doorsSeptember 12, 2026
- A Kentucky congressman relays McConnell's staff goal of a September 14 return; McConnell's own office offers a phrase instead of a date.September 12, 2026
- AOC and Mamdani "Laughing" at the 9/11 Names, Say a Senator, a Governor, and a Congressman. A Giuliani Aide Standing Beside Them Says the Clip Caught a Greeting. Both Accounts Are On the Record, and the Desk Does Not Own the Tape.September 12, 2026
- A Census Bureau Rule Would Count Only Citizens and Green-Card Holders for House Seats. It Is Not Final Yet.September 10, 2026
- Seven Months In, Trump Sets the War's End for 'Immediately After' the Election — and the Desks Print 'Will,' 'Could,' and 'Won't'September 10, 2026
- One Promise, Seven Names: The $5,000 Sentence Dallas Couldn't Settle OnSeptember 10, 2026
- An Armed Man Attacks a Candidate at a Fair: Every Outlet Agrees on What Happened, and One Names His PartySeptember 8, 2026
- Free Tickets to the Party That Costs $25,000 to EnterSeptember 8, 2026
- Hegseth's Pentagon, One Departure, and a "Culture of Fear" Fourteen Newsrooms Frame DifferentlySeptember 7, 2026
- How Many Federal Workers Left? Twelve Files, Twelve Totals, No Two the Same QuestionSeptember 7, 2026
- Fetterman and the Journal Report: Thirteen Newsrooms, and a Right That SplitSeptember 6, 2026
- Russia Struck Kyiv and Kamianske the Same Day; the Death Toll Arrived as Four and FiveSeptember 6, 2026
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