NYT and NBC News emphasize state-level breakdowns (Minnesota, Colorado), quote a food safety expert criticizing the CDC's response as 'delayed' and 'broken,' and connect the story to the concurrent, larger cyclosporiasis outbreak at Taco Bell, framing federal public health response as worth scrutinizing.
The Hill and Scientific American report the core CDC facts (case counts, source, hospitalizations) with Scientific American adding company statements from Chipotle/QDOBA and broader Salmonella background; no distinct ideological framing beyond straightforward health reporting.
New York Post frames the story with dramatic language ('nasty foodborne illness,' 'explosive diarrhea') and places heavy emphasis on the concurrent, more severe cyclosporiasis outbreak, including its deaths, while covering the salmonella facts similarly to other groups.