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Man charged with mailing hundreds of letters containing powder to officials ahead of the election
Left 40%40%Centre 40%40%Right 20%20%
Left 6 articles
First: Bangor Daily, 5 hours ago
- Man charged with mailing hundreds of letters containing powder to officials ahead of the election Bangor Daily
- US man charged with mailing hundreds of letters containing powder to officials before midterms The Guardian
- Election denier charged with mailing suspicious powder to hundreds of officials Raw Story
- Oklahoma man charged with mailing hundreds of white-powder letters CBS News
- Man charged with mailing letters with white powder to election officials - USA Today USA TODAY
- Man charged with mailing hundreds of letters containing powder to officials ahead of the election PBS NewsHour
Centre 6 articles
First: Brandonsun, 5 hours ago
- Man charged with mailing hundreds of letters containing powder to officials ahead of the election Brandonsun
- Oklahoma man charged with mailing letters with white powder to hundreds of officials - CBS News Google News
- Oklahoma man Robin Martin charged for sending letters to election officials with suspicious white powder Hindustan Times
- Man Sends Letters Containing White Powder To US Officials Ahead Of Midterms NDTV
- Oklahoma man charged over mailing letters with powder to lawmakers The Hill
- Oklahoma City man charged over threatening letters to election officials - Reuters Reuters
Right 3 articles
First: Fox News, 7 hours ago
Words this side uses more: publicchargessendingwhite
- FBI nabs suspect accused of sending hundreds of white powder letters to public officials: source Fox News
- DOJ charges Oklahoma man for allegedly mailing white powder to public officials before elections Washington Examiner
- FBI charges Oklahoma man for sending US election officials threatening letters with white powder The Jerusalem Post
How this was worked out
Headlines grouped by the leaning of their outlet. “Words this side uses more” are headline words at least 2.5 times more common on that side than on the other two, used by at least 2 of its outlets.
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