WASHINGTON - ABC News reported that U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., will move out of her Washington, D.C., home, which federal agents searched last week.

BBC News reported that Omar called the pre-dawn raid "bizarre" and said it was forcing her to leave. The congresswoman said federal agents seized more than a dozen items, including cell phones and notebooks, as part of a federal investigation.

Fox News reported that Omar believes the raid was meant to "intimidate and scare people" from voting. According to the outlet's summary, she claimed the search was designed to intimidate voters ahead of the midterm elections and to appease Trump supporters. The summary does not say what role, if any, Trump had in the search.

The reports differ in emphasis. ABC News focuses on Omar's planned move, BBC News on the seized items and her description of the raid, and Fox News on her claim about voters. None of the three summaries names the agency that conducted the search or the subject of the federal investigation, and none reports a response from federal officials.

ABC News's summary does not say where Omar plans to live after she moves out.

Sources: Fox News: Ilhan Omar believes Trump raid on home was meant to 'intimidate and scare people' from voting; ABC News: Rep. Ilhan Omar says she will from her Washington, DC, home after federal search; BBC News: Ilhan Omar says 'bizarre' pre-dawn raid on her home is forcing her to leave.