DETROIT - Fox News reported that Haley Stevens stood next to Mike Rogers at a Detroit church after Abdul El-Sayed's campaign withdrew her invitation over an antisemitic ad dispute.
The Fox News summary describes the dispute as involving an antisemitic ad but does not say what the ad contained, who produced it, or when the invitation was withdrawn.
CBS News reported that the appearance came amid a rift with El-Sayed. Its summary says Stevens had the support of the Senate Democrats' campaign arm in the primary and that she had previously said she was "supporting the Democratic ticket."
Fox News identified Rogers as a Republican rival to Stevens. The CBS News summary does not describe Rogers's party.
The two accounts differ in emphasis. Fox News put the church appearance and the withdrawn invitation first, while CBS News put the rift with El-Sayed and Stevens's earlier statement of support for the Democratic ticket first. Neither summary says the reports disagree on any specific fact.
Neither summary says what Stevens or Rogers said at the church, whether El-Sayed or his campaign responded to the appearance, or who organized the event.
This account is limited to the titles and summaries of the two reports, so details beyond those summaries are not included.
Sources: Fox News: Haley Stevens appears alongside GOP rival Mike Rogers at Detroit church; CBS News: Stevens appears with Rogers amid rift with El-Sayed.