On Friday, Hunter Biden’s lawyer filed a complaint against Marjorie Taylor Greene for displaying Hunter Biden’s nude photos during a hearing. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) held up nude photos of Hunter Biden during a hearing earlier this week, stating they were necessary supporting evidence in an alleged tax fraud case. Left-leaning articles highlight the content of the images that were released and Greene’s goal for displaying them, while right-leaning articles highlight the complaint Biden’s lawyer made and his calling for the House to condemn Greene’s undignified actions.

There are 3,665 news articles covering this topic. 41% (1,505) are left-leaning, 37% (1,344) are centrist, and 22% (816) are right-leaning.

From the left: The Right-Wing fixation with Hunter Biden’s nudes explained, Washington Post
From the center: 'Hunter Biden lawyer files complaint after Marjorie Taylor Greene shows Congress nude photos, USA Today
From the right: Hunter Biden's lawyer hits Marjorie Taylor Greene with ethics complaint over censored nude Hunter photos, Fox News

On Thursday, Republican leadership called a hearing for Robert F. Kennedy regarding his statements on COVID-19. Left-leaning articles highlight the criticism Democrats heaped on the GOP for elevating Kennedy, while right-leaning articles also highlight Democratic dissent towards Kennedy and the platform his statements were given.

There are 3,597 news articles covering this topic.40% (1,447) are left-leaning, 21% (749) are centrist, and 39% (1,401) are right-leaning.

From the left: ‘It makes them all look silly': Dems prepare to scorch RFK Jr. testimony, Politico
From the center: 'Idiotic, bigoted messaging': Dems grill RFK Jr. during House hearing on censorship, USA Today
From the right: RFK Jr has ‘no business’ testifying in Congress on government censorship, Democrats say, Fox News

On Wednesday, McCarthy defended Trump saying “What criminal activity did he do? He told people to be peaceful.” Former President Donald Trump criticized the Justice Department. Developments in the investigation point towards charges against those involved in trying to overturn the election. Left-leaning articles highlight the efforts to hold those involved in the attack accountable, while right-leaning articles highlight Trump’s statements on the DOJ being used as a weapon by Democrats for election interference.

There are 2,533 news articles covering this topic. 41% (1,029) are left-leaning, 38% (970) are centrist, and 21% (534) are right-leaning.

From the left: After fitful starts Trump Jan. 6 investigations hurtle toward charges, Washington Post
From the center: McCarthy defends Trump: ‘I don’t see how he could be found criminally responsible’, The Hill
From the right: Trump says DOJ is an 'absolute weapon' for Democrats; slams special counsel probe as 'election interference', Fox News

On Tuesday, Former President Donald Trump stated that he received a letter informing him that he is a target for the investigation into the Capitol riots on January 6th, potentially leading to an indictment and arrest. Left-leaning articles highlight the legal issues that Trump faces and their effects on his current presidential campaign, while right-leaning articles highlight the charges and the statements Trump made on Truth Social.

There are 1,917 news articles covering this topic. 37% (703) are left-leaning, 38% (740) are centrist, and 25% (474) are right-leaning.

From the left: Trump says he's been advised he's target of US investigation into Jan 6th attack, Washington Post
From the center: Trump told he’s target in Jan. 6 probe, The Hill
From the right: Trump says he is DOJ Jan. 6 grand jury investigation target, Fox News

Trump is now facing opposition in his campaign for the upcoming presidential election . Left-leaning articles highlight polls on American views on the state of democracy in the country along with Trump’s plans should he have a second term, while right-leaning articles highlight the large donations from Wall Street executives to Trump’s GOP opponents in the upcoming presidential election.

There are 1,515 news articles covering this topic.60% (911) are left-leaning, 26% (390) are centrist, and 14% (214) are right-leaning.

From the left: Trump promises and post Democratic second term, Washington Post
From the center: Former Trump campaign leaders say DeSantis has ‘candidate problem’, The Hill
From the right: Wave of Wall Street donors bet against Donald Trump in GOP primary, Fox News

On Friday, news outlets focused on how Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s campaign is faring in the months leading up to the start of the 2024 presidential election. Left-leaning articles highlight that the DeSantis campaign is hedging its bets on breakout moments, starting with the first primary debate in August, while right-leaning articles highlight that DeSantis is outspending his GOP rivals in digital advertising for his presidential campaign.

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From the left: DeSantis campaign urges patience for breakout moment with eye toward first debate, CNN
From the center: George Will: Trump and DeSantis will be GOP primary losers, The Hill
From the right: DeSantis outspending 2024 GOP rivals in digital advertisements, Washington Examiner

On Thursday, news outlets reported on Democratic candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s political beliefs leading up to the presidential race in 2024. Left-leaning articles highlight that the experts told CNN’s KFile, the news outlet’s leading investigation team, that all of RFK Jr.’s conspiracy theories are completely unfounded, while right-leaning articles highlight that RFK Jr. reacted to Republicans’ criticisms of the FBI as politicized in an appearance on “Fox News Tonight.”.

There are 2,144 news articles covering this topic: 43% (930) are left-leaning, 32% (696) are centrist, and 24% (518) are right-leaning.

From the left: 'Mischaracterized': RFK Jr. campaign pushes back on report of latest conspiracy theory, MSN

From the center: RFK Jr. is building a presidential campaign around conspiracy theories, NPR

From the right: RFK Jr: 'I was the first person censored by the Biden administration', Fox News

On Wednesday, Republicans in Iowa passed a law banning most abortions after six weeks of pregnancy. Left-leaning articles highlight that it took the Iowa legislature less than 15 hours to pass a six-week abortion ban at a special session initiated by Gov. Kim Reynolds, while right-leaning articles highlight that Iowa’s governor praised the Iowa legislature for restricting abortion after six weeks.

There are 2,266 news articles covering this topic: 16% (372) are left-leaning, 62% (1,411) are centrist, and 21% (483) are right-leaning.

From the left: Iowa Republicans push through 6-week abortion restriction as pro-choice groups vow lawsuits, Washington Post

From the center: Iowa Republicans pass six-week abortion ban, The Hill

From the right: Iowa Republicans push through 6-week abortion restriction as pro-choice groups vow lawsuits, Fox News

On Tuesday, Republican candidates for the 2024 presidential elections have been trying different strategies to reach fundraising goals in order to participate in the first presidential primary debate, Left-leaning articles highlight some GOP presidential hopefuls who have been struggling to reach the fundraising threshold to qualify for the first GOP primary presidential debate, while right-leaning articles highlight different strategies that have been implemented to incentivize more donations from supporters.

There are 3,490 news articles covering this topic. 25% (888) are left-leaning, 42% (1,472) are centrist, and 33% (1,130) are right-leaning.

From the left: Trump and DeSantis begin eyeing Super Tuesday states as they prepare for 2024 long game, Washington Post

From the center: Trump’s GOP rivals look for ways to cut into his big lead, The Hill

From the right: GOP 2024 candidates offer money in exchange for donations in new strategies, Washington Examiner

On Monday, a Florida poll found that more registered Republican voters supported former President Donald Trump than Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis for the 2024 presidential bid in his home state. Left-leaning articles highlight that both Trump and DeSantis are focusing their efforts on rallying voters in Super Tuesday states compared to other GOP candidates, while right-leaning articles highlight Trump’s lead over DeSantis as well as both of their leads over Biden.

There are 3,490 news articles covering this topic. 25% (888) are left-leaning, 42% (1,472) are centrist, and 33% (1,130) are right-leaning.

From the left: Trump and DeSantis begin eyeing Super Tuesday states as they prepare for 2024 long game, Washington Post

From the center: Florida poll finds Trump well ahead of DeSantis in state, The Hill

From the right: Trump leading Ron DeSantis in home state despite slight drop: Poll, Washington Examiner

On Friday, talks about the debt ceiling increase came to a sudden standstill as GOP lawmakers walked out of negotiations, but they have since resumed. Left-leaning articles highlight that  GOP negotiators are frustrated that they have not made progress convincing President Joe Biden to concede to allow spending cuts as part of the lifting of the debt ceiling., while right-leaning articles highlight that House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) is not confident a deal will be reached by this weekend, but hopes one will be reached in the following week so the House and Senate have time to pass it.

There are 3,235 news articles covering this topic. 42% (1,372) are left-leaning, 41% (1,340) are centrist, and 17% (523) are right-leaning.

From the left: White House, GOP resume debt ceiling talks after brief breakdown, Washington Post

From the center: Debt ceiling talks resume despite GOP frustrations, The Hill

From the right: Debt limit negotiations between House Republicans and the White House resume, Washington Examiner

On Thursday, President Joe Biden met with fellow world leaders at the latest G-7 summit hosted in Hiroshima, Japan, and announced new sanctions on Russia. Left-leaning articles highlight that the world leaders convened to discuss, among other things, Russia’s continued military campaign in Ukraine in the city on which the first atomic bomb was dropped, while right-leaning articles highlight that Biden was originally slated to travel to Australia and Papua New Guinea, but he has cut his trip short in order to return to the U.S. for negotiations on the debt ceiling.

There are 2,154 news articles covering this topic. 38% (827) are left-leaning, 31% (663) are centrist, and 31% (664) are right-leaning.

From the left: World leaders gather for G7 meetings, ready to pile fresh sanctions on Russia over Ukraine war, Washington Post

From the center: As Biden meets with world leaders at G-7 Summit, US puts new sanctions on Russia, The Hill

From the right: Biden targets Russia with nearly 400 new sanctions and export controls at G-7, Washington Examiner

On Wednesday, the debt-ceiling negotiations still have not reached bipartisan consensus. Left-leaning articles highlight Biden’s optimism that the U.S. would not default due to the debt crisis, suggesting that negotiations with congressional leaders have been productive, while right-leaning articles highlight that McCarthy has paved the way to brand the potential financial crisis as a “Biden default” if negotiations do not result in a solution.

There are 2,461 news articles covering this topic. 47% (1,170) are left-leaning, 38% (923) are centrist, and 15% (368) are right-leaning.

From the left: Biden declares 'America will not default,' says he's confident of budget deal with GOP lawmakers, Washington Post

From the center: Biden signals willingness to compromise on work requirements, The Hill

From the right: McCarthy rebrands looming debt ceiling breach: 'Biden default', Fox News

On Tuesday, President Joe Biden, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.), and other congressional leaders met to discuss the debt ceiling, coming away with optimism but no clear consensus. Left-leaning articles highlight that while both expressed a desire to avoid default, they differed on how to address the issue, while right-leaning articles highlight McCarthy’s new stance on “tougher” work requirements for social benefits programs as a “red line” in debt ceiling negotiations.

There are 3,293 news articles covering this topic. 54% (1,778) are left-leaning, 35% (1,148) are centrist, and 11% (367) are right-leaning.

From the left: Biden and McCarthy Show Signs of Optimism, but Remain Far Apart on Debt Deal, New York Times

From the center: McCarthy says work requirements a ‘red line’ in debt ceiling talks, The Hill

From the right: Work requirements for benefit programs become red line in debt ceiling talks, Washington Examiner

On Monday, in a new letter to Congress, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen reiterated the urgency of settling the debt limit issue before June, or else a severe financial crisis will result. Left-leaning articles highlight the political complexities surrounding the debt ceiling debate and the potential consequences for the economy, while right-leaning articles highlight that Yellen’s letter comes just days before Biden, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) and other congressional leaders are slated to meet.

There are 2,031 news articles covering this topic. 43% (884) are left-leaning, 44% (896) are centrist, and 13% (251) are right-leaning.

From the left: Yellen Reiterates That the U.S. Could Run Out of Cash by June 1, New York Times

From the center: Yellen issues warning about June debt ceiling deadline: 'Severe hardship to American families', USA Today

From the right: Yellen sticks to June 1 debt ceiling deadline in new letter to congressional leaders, Washington Examiner

On Friday, a federal judge in Florida struck down President Joe Biden’s policy of allowing migrants into the U.S. on parole. Left-leaning articles highlight a statement made by Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas rebuking the federal judge’s ruling as “very harmful,” while right-leaning articles highlight the White House’s strong response to a federal judge’s decision that blocks the release of migrants without court dates.On Thursday, the House passed a bill aiming to restrict asylum protections at the U.S.-Mexico border amid a conversation about the expiration of Title 42. Left-leaning articles highlight the symbolic victory by House Republicans in passing a bill that overhauls U.S. immigration policies at the border just weeks before Trump-era migration restrictions expire, while right-leaning articles highlight that no House Democrats and two House Republicans voted against the border security bill.

There are 2,501 news articles covering this topic. 39% (981) are left-leaning, 28% (702) are centrist, and 33% (818) are right-leaning.

From the left: Florida federal judge’s border decision ‘very harmful,’ Mayorkas says, POLITICO

From the center: Federal judge blocks Biden move to release migrants on ‘parole’ just ahead of Title 42 end, The Hill

From the right: White House rages after federal judge blocks release of migrants without court dates: 'Sabotage', Fox News

On Thursday, the House passed a bill aiming to restrict asylum protections at the U.S.-Mexico border amid a conversation about the expiration of Title 42. Left-leaning articles highlight the symbolic victory by House Republicans in passing a bill that overhauls U.S. immigration policies at the border just weeks before Trump-era migration restrictions expire, while right-leaning articles highlight that no House Democrats and two House Republicans voted against the border security bill.

There are 3,490 news articles covering this topic. 25% (888) are left-leaning, 42% (1,472) are centrist, and 33% (1,130) are right-leaning.

From the left: House GOP lays down its border marker as Trump-era migrant policy runs out, POLITICO

From the center: House Republicans pass border bill limiting asylum protections

From the right: House GOP votes to boost border security by finishing wall, hiring thousands of agents as Title 42 expires, NY Post

On Wednesday, President Joe Biden’s administration rolled out new immigration policies to limit illegal entry at the border as Title 42 nears its end. Left-leaning articles highlight the challenges Biden’s proposed immigration policies face as Title 42 ends, while right-leaning articles highlight the increased number of migrants attempting to cross the border and the new rule Biden has been putting in place.On Tuesday, President Joe Biden said that he is considering the 14th Amendment as a viable solution to the debt ceiling crisis as negotiations with House Republicans continue. Left-leaning articles highlight that the negotiations are still at a standstill, but so far, nobody has backed out of the negotiations, while right-leaning articles highlight that Biden’s invoking of the 14th Amendment would allow him to issue new debt without authorization from Congress.

There are 2,095 news articles covering this topic. 16% (325) are left-leaning, 41% (849) are centrist, and 43% (921) are right-leaning.

From the left: Biden’s border plans face a major test as Title 42 restrictions end, Washington Post

From the center: Biden rule limits asylum as end of Title 42 nears, The Hill

From the right: Border Patrol apprehends over 10,000 migrants a day ahead of Title 42's end, highest ever recorded, Fox News

On Tuesday, President Joe Biden said that he is considering the 14th Amendment as a viable solution to the debt ceiling crisis as negotiations with House Republicans continue. Left-leaning articles highlight that the negotiations are still at a standstill, but so far, nobody has backed out of the negotiations, while right-leaning articles highlight that Biden’s invoking of the 14th Amendment would allow him to issue new debt without authorization from Congress.

There are 2,311 news articles covering this topic. 36% (852) are left-leaning, 42% (961) are centrist, and 22% (498) are right-leaning.

From the left: It could’ve been worse: White House debt meeting ends with plans for a repeat, Politico

From the center: Biden says he’s considering 14th Amendment as debt ceiling option, The Hill

From the right: Debt ceiling: Why some are talking about the 14th Amendment as a solution, Washington Examiner

On Monday, the White House announced that the Biden administration was drafting new rules on airline delays and cancellations to protect consumers. Left-leaning articles highlight that, if enacted, the rules would give U.S. consumers similar protections to customers in the European Union, while right-leaning articles highlight that President Joe Biden was seeking to force airlines to compensate passengers for so-called “travel chaos.”

There are 1,864 news articles covering this topic. 30% (552) are left-leaning, 50% (929) are centrist, and 21% (383) are right-leaning.

From the left: US to propose new rules for airline cancellations, delays, Washington Post

From the center: White House considering new rules on airlines in event of flight delays and cancellations, The Hill

From the right: Biden wants airlines to pay passengers for travel chaos, NY Post