Politics
President Trump and his former personal lawyer Michael Cohen appeared together on a radio interview and set aside their past feud. Trump said he respected that Cohen took back things he had said, while Cohen, when asked separately whether he was retracting his past statements about Trump, said what was said stands.
Left-leaning outlets (NYT, Washington Post, NBC) provide much fuller context, detailing the depth and bitterness of the Trump-Cohen feud, Cohen's role as star witness in Trump's criminal and civil trials, his prison sentence, and skepticism embedded in phrasing like 'reunion (of sorts)' and 'whatever you call this,' suggesting a more complicated reconciliation than a simple truce.
The Hill's brief item frames the interview simply as the two men setting aside their 'beef,' noting Trump's respect for Cohen having recanted past statements, with minimal elaboration on the history of their feud.
No right-of-center outlet in our set has published this story.