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See how partisan news sites framed Trump's Charlottesville remarks

Pablo Martinez Monsivais / AP

Here's what left-leaning and right-leaning news sites are featuring on their home pages this morning after Trump's controversial, off-script speech addressing the Charlottesville protests yesterday.

Why it matters: Left-leaning news sites are still hammering on Trump and his administration's response to Charlottesville, while right-wing sites focus on the destruction coming from the "alt-left" and other stories. President Trump might have promised to bring healing and unity, but his off-the-cuff speech about Charlottesville yesterday only seems to have driven division.

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