Ohio State suspends fraternity after viral video shows two men engulfed in flames

Fox News leads with the viral video’s shocking image and highlights that it triggered police and an arson investigation.

NDTV emphasizes the investigation involving police and Columbus Fire’s arson unit, while noting remaining unanswered questions about cause and circumstances.

The New York Post foregrounds the graphic nature of the clip, including laughter by others, and uses the university spokesperson’s medical-care detail.

CBS News spotlights the video’s disturbing scene involving sweatpants on fire and frames the story around the university’s interim suspension pending investigation.

The New York Times focuses on the university’s account that Columbus police investigate after online attention, keeping the framing centered on official response.

Newsweek leads with the fact that the viral video drives the suspension, stressing it is interim while investigators review the incident.

CBS News repeats its core emphasis on the temporary suspension while an investigation into the viral fire video is ongoing.

The Oregonian keeps the reporting concise, centering the university’s awareness statement as the main official confirmation.

The Independent highlights the suspension alongside the ongoing investigation, foregrounding that the university says the incident is extremely concerning and that someone needs medical care.

The Washington Times emphasizes the temporary suspension while authorities investigate a video appearing to show two men engulfed in flames.

The Guardian describes more of the video sequence—such as a person lunging and tackling—while noting interim suspension and ongoing police and university investigations.

NBC emphasizes that Ohio State is investigating after the video circulated over the weekend, keeping the framing focused on the authorities’ review process.

The Hill focuses on the interim suspension and describes the video’s apparent action sequence involving one person whose pants catch fire.