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Security concerns loom large in DC ahead of high-profile America 250 events

Security concerns loom large in DC ahead of high-profile America 250 events
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The shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner in Washington, D.C., on Saturday has the district on edge as it gears up for a summer of high-profile events marking the country’s 250th anniversary.  The suspect, Cole Allen, accused of running through the dinner’s security checkpoint, shooting a Secret Service officer, and running toward the […]

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Conservative source selection (Pirro as U.S. attorney, Patel as FBI Director, Fox & Friends)Uncritical presentation of administration officials' statementsAbsence of alternative perspectives on security measures or political violenceexclusive sourcing from administration alliespromotion of presidentially-branded organizationsfocus on law-and-order rhetoricSource diversityEmotional language densityFactual vs opinion ratioRight-leaning source attribution like Fox & FriendsLoaded language such as 'harrowing shooting' to emphasize threat to the presidentOmission of perspectives critical of Trump's security or event planning

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