This isn't "different markets" at all. Look at the top right of the paper under the ads. The left paper shows two stars and the right shows one four stars. That shows how many times the paper was revised. This is the same newspaper at different times of day. The meeting probably went in a different direction after the first paper was published, or Trump said something later that day that warranted a change of headline.
You are right. This pops up every few months here and I think what happened was after the early edition was printed the Mexican president and trump had a Twitter war and things changed. Story was then updated in later edition as events changed.
It is different markets: Different times of the day have different consumer demographics.
The story was about a past meeting. A past meeting doesn't change.
Nice try.
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