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Trump's Russian diesel waiver raises concerns
Reuters
What the coverage shows
All three outlets cover Trump’s move toward Russian diesel and the idea that it is tied to pressure on fuel prices. CNBC is alone in foregrounding analysts’ view that it is unlikely to lower prices, AP is alone in leading with six senators urging the administration to reverse course, and Reuters frames the story around concerns and confusion over the waiver and sanctions.
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