Full Analysis Summary
Insufficient Source Material
I cannot produce a comprehensive 4–6 paragraph article on “US Weighs Nuclear Deal or War Against Iran” because the only provided source material contains no substantive article text.
Both supplied CNN snippets indicate they only contain navigation and header text and request the full article text or a link.
The supplied snippets contain no information about U.S. policy, negotiations, or military options related to Iran.
Creating the requested article from these inputs would require inventing facts not present in the sources.
Please supply the missing article text or a valid link so a proper summary or article can be produced.
Coverage Differences
Missed information
Both provided sources (CNN and cnn, both labeled Western Mainstream) explicitly report that no article content was found in the pasted text and request the user to paste the article or a link. There is no substantive content in either snippet about US considerations of a nuclear deal or war with Iran; thus both sources are missing the story the user asked to summarize.
Request Instructions and Constraints
Both snippets explicitly instruct the user to provide either the article text, a link, or at least the headline and main points so a summary can be created.
They also ask what summary style is preferred (TL;DR, short paragraph, bullets, or key facts).
Because these are the only available documents, there are no alternative perspectives, quotes, or factual claims about Iran or US policy to synthesize or contrast.
Please provide the reformatted version with the specified structure.
The output should be formatted as a JSON instance that conforms to the JSON schema below.
For example, a schema that requires an array named foo would accept an object where foo maps to the list [bar, baz] as a valid instance, while supplying the schema itself instead of an instance would be invalid.
The output schema that defines the required 'paragraphs' array and 'subheader' string is provided below.
Coverage Differences
Instructional content vs. substantive reporting
CNN (Western Mainstream) and cnn (Western Mainstream) function here as meta-notes asking for the article text rather than reporting on the subject. Both sources therefore provide procedural instructions instead of reporting facts about the US-Iran situation.
Lack of international sources
Because the user requested using "as many distinct sources as possible" and highlighting perspectives by source_type, I must note that no West Asian, Western Alternative, or other international sources are present in the provided inputs.
The absence of such sources prevents any multi-perspective coverage, prevents identification of contradictions, and makes it impossible to reflect differing tones (e.g., hawkish vs. diplomatic framing) grounded in the supplied materials.
Coverage Differences
Omission of diverse source types
The provided dataset contains only two brief CNN meta-notes; neither supplies reporting or viewpoints. Therefore there is a substantive omission: there are no West Asian, Western Alternative, or other named sources to compare with the Western Mainstream pieces, and no material to analyze for tone or narrative differences.
Instructions for article synthesis
What I can do next is produce a 4–6 paragraph article if you paste the article texts or provide links to the reports you want used.
Ideally, provide sources from multiple source types — for example, West Asian outlets, Western alternative outlets, and Western mainstream outlets.
I will synthesize facts from those sources, highlight differences across source types, and include citations per paragraph.
I cannot fabricate information about US policy toward Iran, so please provide the actual articles or their main points so I can proceed accurately.
Please provide the reformatted version with the specified structure.
Coverage Differences
Next steps and constraints
Both CNN snippets clearly ask for more input before any summarization can occur; they therefore set the procedural precondition that prevents the requested article from being produced. This is not a difference in content between outlets but a consistent instruction from the available sources to supply the missing material.