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How the coverage framed it

Coverage of this story was largely uniform across outlets, with a bias spread of just 0.0 points and both headlines relying on neutral, factual language. The Washington Post and The Hill both used the verb "says" to attribute the claim directly to Trump without editorial coloring, and neither headline introduced ideological framing around the policy itself. The primary difference between the two is structural rather than ideological: The Hill's headline — "Trump says AI will be renamed 'super intelligence' in all US documents" — adds the specific detail about "all US documents," lending it a slightly more comprehensive, administrative tone. The Washington Post's version — "Trump says he's renaming AI to 'super intelligence'" — is more personal in construction ("he's renaming"), though scorers flagged a potential "mocking tone," the headline text itself does not overtly reflect this. On the whole, both outlets presented the story in a straightforwardly factual manner.