CBS News reported that President Trump claimed Iran is intentionally driving up oil prices ahead of the U.S. midterm election. In a CBS News video report, the outlet said Trump claimed Iran is doing "everything they can" to drive up prices.

CBS News also reported that the claim came after Iran took responsibility for striking oil tankers near the Strait of Hormuz. The outlet said its national security analyst, Aaron MacLean, has more on the story.

The Hill reported in its Business and Economy newsletter that stocks tumbled on Friday as oil prices rose again amid the ongoing U.S.-Iran and Russia-Ukraine conflicts. The newsletter listed the item as its Big Story, and it was written by Max Rego.

Both CBS News and The Hill headlines place the rise in oil prices ahead of the midterm elections, but the two reports describe different drivers. The Hill's summary describes the price increase as occurring amid the two conflicts, while CBS News reported Trump's claim about Iran's intent.

The Hill's summary does not mention Trump's remarks or the tanker strikes, and its text is cut off before it gives closing market figures.

Neither CBS News nor The Hill's summary says whether Iran has responded to Trump's claim, and neither establishes what caused the rise in oil prices.

Sources: CBS News: Trump claims Iran doing "everything they can" to drive up oil prices ahead of midterms; The Hill: Stocks slide as oil prices rise again ahead of midterms.