Politics
President Trump hosted 16-year-old lifeguard Ryder Williams and Nathaniel Rai, the boy he rescued from dangerous ocean surf, at the White House Oval Office. Trump praised Williams as a hero and announced he would give him a High Civilian Honour for the rescue, while Williams said he hoped his actions would inspire others to look out for those around them.
Washington Post and The Guardian frame the story similarly as a human-interest piece, with The Guardian highlighting a self-deprecating Trump quote ('I don't know if I'd do it') and Washington Post emphasizing the lifeguard's inspirational message, without added political criticism.
BBC News covers the event as a straightforward human-interest/political story, noting Trump's praise and the announced 'High Civilian Honour,' with basic facts of the rescue.
Fox News and Breitbart frame the story positively and at length, emphasizing Trump's praise of the teen as a hero and an inspiration to young Americans, with Fox News providing extensive detail on the rescue, the teen's remarks, and the father's gratitude.