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Texas Democrats vs. Gov. Greg Abbott
The stare-down between state Democratic legislators and Greg Abbott over voting rights continues. While left-leaning articles highlight that the Democratic lawmakers who left Texas to block a restrictive voting bill have to balance political lobbying and outside obligations under the national spotlight, right-leaning articles highlight that the Texas House speaker wants Democrats from D.C.
There are 1051 news articles covering this topic. 35% (365) are left leaning, 44% (458) are center, and 21% (228) are right leaning.
From the left: The long, 'surreal' days of the runaway Texas legislators, The Washington Post
From the center: Texas Democrats vs. Gov. Greg Abbott, USA Today
From the right: Texas House speaker wants Dems back from DC, charters flight for them, Fox News
We ran the numbers: There are 1051 news articles covering this topic. 35% (365) are left leaning, 44% (458) are center, and 21% (228) are right leaning.
The stare-down between state Democratic legislators and Greg Abbott over voting rights continues. While left-leaning articles highlight that the Democratic lawmakers who left Texas to block a restrictive voting bill have to balance political lobbying and outside obligations under the national spotlight, right-leaning articles highlight that the Texas House speaker wants Democrats from D.C.
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that the Democratic lawmakers who left Texas to block a restrictive voting bill have to balance political lobbying and outside obligations under the national spotlight. Many have left young children behind.
USA Today published a centrist article reporting that more than 50 state House Democrats made a political bet when they flew to Washington, D.c. Abbot and Republicans are calling on their colleagues to return home to vote.
A right-leaning article by Fox News highlights that the Texas House speaker wants Democrats from D.C. He plans to charter a plane that will be on “standby” in Washington, D.C.
Border Apprehensions Rise
According to figures released Friday by Customs and Border Protection (CBP), U.S. authorities reported almost 200,000 migrant encounters at the southwest border last month. While left-leaning articles highlight that federal officials have logged more than 1.1 million apprehension at the U.S.-Mexico border this fiscal year, right-leaning articles highlight that Texas Governor Greg Abbot noted the severe impact removing pandemic-era travel restrictions will have on the situation at the border.
There are 1070 news articles covering this topic. 34% (367) are left leaning, 43% (454) are center, and 23% (249) are right leaning.
From the left: IRS begins sending monthly checks to millions of American parents in crucial test for Biden, The Washington Post
From the center: Biden administration wants to permanently extend Child Tax Credit expansion past the end of 2021, USA Today
From the right: Biden says kids forced to listen to his ‘boring, boring, boring’ child tax credit speech deserve ice cream, New York Post
We ran the numbers: There are 1070 news articles covering this topic. 34% (367) are left leaning, 43% (454) are center, and 23% (249) are right leaning.
According to figures released Friday by Customs and Border Protection (CBP), U.S. authorities reported almost 200,000 migrant encounters at the southwest border last month. While left-leaning articles highlight that federal officials have logged more than 1.1 million apprehension at the U.S.-Mexico border this fiscal year, right-leaning articles highlight that Texas Governor Greg Abbot noted the severe impact removing pandemic-era travel restrictions will have on the situation at the border.
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that federal officials have logged more than 1.1 million apprehension at the U.S.-Mexico border this fiscal year. Border apprehensions have risen every month since Biden took office and are a 20-year high.
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that the number of June encounters was the highest monthly total since March 2020. The June apprehension numbers exceed the previous month by 4.5 percent.
A right-leaning article by Fox News highlights that Texas Governor Greg Abbot noted the severe impact removing pandemic-era travel restrictions will have on the situation at the border. Abbot said lifting restrictions will lead to a “total disaster” at the border.
From the left
IRS begins sending monthly checks to millions of American parents in crucial test for Biden
The Washington Post
From the center
Biden administration wants to permanently extend Child Tax Credit expansion past the end of 2021
USA Today
From the right
New York Post
Texas Democrats Elevate Voting Rights Fight
Democratic lawmakers who left Texas are elevating their voting rights fight. While left-leaning articles highlight that the Democratic lawmakers who left Texas are living a life of stress and scrutiny, right-leaning articles highlight that Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan called on state Democratic lawmakers to give up their daily stipend of $221.
There are 1727 news articles covering this topic. 36% (625) are left leaning, 45% (768) are center, and 19% (334) are right leaning.
From the left: The long, 'surreal' days of the runaway Texas legislators, The Washington Post
From the center: Hamstrung by Democratic departure, Texas Legislature focuses on narratives, USA Today
From the right: Texas Speaker's message to Dems who fled state: Forfeit your pay, Fox News
We ran the numbers: There are 1727 news articles covering this topic. 36% (625) are left leaning, 45% (768) are center, and 19% (334) are right leaning.
Democratic lawmakers who left Texas are elevating their voting rights fight. While left-leaning articles highlight that the Democratic lawmakers who left Texas are living a life of stress and scrutiny, right-leaning articles highlight that Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan called on state Democratic lawmakers to give up their daily stipend of $221.
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that the Democratic lawmakers who left Texas are living a life of stress and scrutiny. Many are operating on minimal sleep and have left young children behind.
USA Today published a centrist article reporting that members of the Texas House prayed on Wednesday. The prayer was part of the political messaging and competing Republican and Democratic narratives.
A right-leaning article by Fox News highlights that Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan called on state Democratic lawmakers to give up their daily stipend of $221. At least 51 of the state’s 67 House Democrats boarded a plan for D.C. on Monday
Biden Touts Expanded Child Tax Credit
On Thursday, President Joe Biden called on Congress to extend the Child Tax Credit expansion past its December expiration date. While left-leaning articles highlight that the Biden administration just began the biggest anti-poverty program undertaken by the federal government in more than half a century, right-leaning articles highlight that Biden apologized to children forced to listen to his “boring, boring, boring” remarks.
There are 1316 news articles covering this topic. 22% (289) are left leaning, 37% (487) are center, and 41% (540) are right leaning.
From the left: IRS begins sending monthly checks to millions of American parents in crucial test for Biden, The Washington Post
From the center: Biden administration wants to permanently extend Child Tax Credit expansion past the end of 2021, USA Today
From the right: Biden says kids forced to listen to his ‘boring, boring, boring’ child tax credit speech deserve ice cream, New York Post
We ran the numbers: There are 1316 news articles covering this topic. 22% (289) are left leaning, 37% (487) are center, and 41% (540) are right leaning.
On Thursday, President Joe Biden called on Congress to extend the Child Tax Credit expansion past its December expiration date. While left-leaning articles highlight that the Biden administration just began the biggest anti-poverty program undertaken by the federal government in more than half a century, right-leaning articles highlight that Biden apologized to children forced to listen to his “boring, boring, boring” remarks.
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that the Biden administration just began the biggest anti-poverty program undertaken by the federal government in more than half a century. The Treasury Department sent checks to households representing about 60 million children as part of a stimulus package Democrats passed in March.
USA Today published a centrist article reporting that senior administration officials told reporters that the goal is to make the credit permanent. Biden’s remarks came on the day that the Internal Revenue Service began distributing the payments.
A right-leaning article by New York Post highlights that Biden apologized to children forced to listen to his “boring, boring, boring” remarks. Biden suggested that the kids be treated to ice cream.
From the left
IRS begins sending monthly checks to millions of American parents in crucial test for Biden
The Washington Post
From the center
Biden administration wants to permanently extend Child Tax Credit expansion past the end of 2021
USA Today
From the right
New York Post
$3.5T Deal 'Complicates' Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill
On Wednesday, Senator John Thune (R-S.D.) warned that the Democratic agreement for a $3.5 trillion party-line infrastructure bill “complicates'' GOP support for a separate bipartisan deal. While left-leaning articles highlight that Biden made a quick foray to the Capitol hunting support for his multitrillion-dollar agenda, right-leaning articles highlight that most Democrats hoped for a higher spending target.
There are 2235 news articles covering this topic. 55% (1218) are left leaning, 25% (569) are center, and 20% (448) are right leaning.
From the left: Biden pitches huge budget, says Dems will 'get a lot done', The Washington Post
From the center: GOP's Thune warns $3.5T deal 'complicates' bipartisan infrastructure bill, The Hill
From the right: Biden heads to Capitol to push fragile infrastructure deal, The Washington Examiner
We ran the numbers: There are 2235 news articles covering this topic. 55% (1218) are left leaning, 25% (569) are center, and 20% (448) are right leaning.
On Wednesday, Senator John Thune (R-S.D.) warned that the Democratic agreement for a $3.5 trillion party-line infrastructure bill “complicates'' GOP support for a separate bipartisan deal. While left-leaning articles highlight that Biden made a quick foray to the Capitol hunting support for his multitrillion-dollar agenda, right-leaning articles highlight that most Democrats hoped for a higher spending target.
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that Biden made a quick foray to the Capitol hunting support for his multitrillion-dollar agenda. His visit came a day after Senate Democratic leaders ended weeks of bargaining by agreeing to spend $3.5 over the coming decade on climate change, education, and Medicare expansion.
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that Democrats’ willingness to use reconciliation on a second Democratic-only bill is not conducive to getting more Republican votes for it. Thune’s comments come after Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer and Budget Committee Democrats said they agreed to a budget resolution with a $3.5 trillion price tag.
A right-leaning article by The Washington Examiner highlights that most Democrats hoped for a higher spending target. Republicans are not fully on board with the bipartisan bill.
Texas Senate Passes Voting Bill After House Democrats Flee State
On Tuesday, the GOP-led Texas Senate passed sweeping elections legislation that critics say will make it harder to vote, especially for those of color. While left-leaning articles highlight that Texas Democratic lawmakers who left the state said it was imperative for Congress to act to ensure federal voting rights, right-leaning articles highlight that in response to Biden’s speech on voting rights protection, Fox News host Laura Ingraham ripped the president.
There are 2610 news articles covering this topic. 39% (1030) are left leaning, 49% (1272) are center, and 12% (308) are right leaning.
From the left: Texas Democratic lawmakers who left the state to block restrictive voting law plead with Congress to act, The Boston Globe
From the center: Texas Senate passes voting bill after House Democrats flee state, The Hill
From the right: Ingraham slams Biden's Philadelphia voter rights speech: 'As usual, liberals are at war with the facts', Fox News
We ran the numbers: There are 2610 news articles covering this topic. 39% (1030) are left leaning, 49% (1272) are center, and 12% (308) are right leaning.
On Tuesday, the GOP-led Texas Senate passed sweeping elections legislation that critics say will make it harder to vote, especially for those of color. While left-leaning articles highlight that Texas Democratic lawmakers who left the state said it was imperative for Congress to act to ensure federal voting rights, right-leaning articles highlight that in response to Biden’s speech on voting rights protection, Fox News host Laura Ingraham ripped the president.
A left-leaning article by The Boston Globe highlights that Texas Democratic lawmakers who left the state said it was imperative for Congress to act to ensure federal voting rights. Lawmakers left the state Monday, denying Republicans the required two-thirds attendance level to conduct business.
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that the vote came a day after Democratic lawmakers in the state House left Texas to thwart passage of the bill in the lower chamber. Proposals in the legislation include measures pushing for new limits on early voting and curbside voting.
A right-leaning article by Fox News highlights that in response to Biden’s speech on voting rights protection, Fox News host Laura Ingraham ripped the president on “The Ingraham Angle” claiming that “liberals are at war with the facts.” Ingraham asked whether or not allowing an “extra hour of required early voting in Texas” is an assault on democracy.
From the left
The Boston Globe
Protests and Protections on Voting Rights
On Monday, former Trump campaign legal adviser Jenna Ellis announced she is leaving the Republican Party in protest amid reports that the party’s chief attorney bashed the Trump campaign’s efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. While left-leaning articles highlight that during a speech on Tuesday in Philadelphia, Biden warned about the risk of an ascendant autocratic movement in the United States, right-leaning articles highlight that MSNBC anchor Nicolle Wallace doubled down on her pressuring of Democrats to take action against GOP-backed election reform efforts.
There are 1608 news articles covering this topic. 49% (794) are left leaning, 34% (548) are center, and 17% (266) are right leaning.
From the left: Texas governor says Democratic lawmakers who left state to stop passage of voting restrictions could face arrest when they return, The Washington Post
From the center: Texas Democrats leave state to block election overhaul bill, The Hill
From the right: MSNBC's Joy Reid compares Texas Republicans to the Taliban, Fox News
We ran the numbers: There are 1608 news articles covering this topic. 49% (794) are left leaning, 34% (548) are center, and 17% (266) are right leaning.
On Monday, former Trump campaign legal adviser Jenna Ellis announced she is leaving the Republican Party in protest amid reports that the party’s chief attorney bashed the Trump campaign’s efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. While left-leaning articles highlight that during a speech on Tuesday in Philadelphia, Biden warned about the risk of an ascendant autocratic movement in the United States, right-leaning articles highlight that MSNBC anchor Nicolle Wallace doubled down on her pressuring of Democrats to take action against GOP-backed election reform efforts.
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that during a speech on Tuesday in Philadelphia, Biden warned about the risk of an ascendant autocratic movement in the United States. The article notes that in one out of eight days of Joe Biden’s presidency, he has talked about the threat posed by autocracy.
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that during Monday’s episode of “Just the Truth,” Ellis said she was leaving the party until its top officials resign. The resignation comes after The Washington Post reported that chief legal counsel for the Republican National Committee Justin Riemer sent an email asking an RNC official to not share unfounded claims of voter fraud.
A right-leaning article by Fox News highlights that MSNBC anchor Nicolle Wallace doubled down on her pressuring of Democrats to take action against GOP-backed election reform efforts. Wallace warned that Democrats will face “extreme peril” for not pushing back against Republican legislation.
Reaction to Democrats leaving Texas
On Tuesday, the Texas House voted to have law enforcement track down Democratic lawmakers who fled the state to deny a quorum needed to pass a controversial elections bill. While left-leaning articles highlight that Democrats in the Texas House of Representatives were preparing to leave Texas for days, right-leaning articles highlight that a number of Texas Democrats may face arrest after fleeing the state.
There are 4304 news articles covering this topic. 61% (2626) are left leaning, 28% (1219) are center, and 11% (459) are right leaning.
From the left: Inside the secret plan for the Texas Democratic exodus: A phone tree, a scramble to pack and a politically perilous trip, The Washington Post
From the center: Texas House votes to have law enforcement track down absent Democrats, The Hill
From the right: Texas law 'explicitly' gives House speaker authority to arrest fleeing Dems: Ted Cruz, Fox News
We ran the numbers: There are 4304 news articles covering this topic. 61% (2626) are left leaning, 28% (1219) are center, and 11% (459) are right leaning.
On Tuesday, the Texas House voted to have law enforcement track down Democratic lawmakers who fled the state to deny a quorum needed to pass a controversial elections bill. While left-leaning articles highlight that Democrats in the Texas House of Representatives were preparing to leave Texas for days, right-leaning articles highlight that a number of Texas Democrats may face arrest after fleeing the state.
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that Democrats in the Texas House of Representatives were preparing to leave Texas for days. They chose to flee to Washington to garner national attention and escalate the stakes in a long-running effort to pressure Congress and Biden to approve federal voting-rights protections.
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that the chamber voted by a 76-4 margin to authorize law enforcement to return the Democrats to Austin. The gambit left 80 members present in the House.
A right-leaning article by Fox News highlights that a number of Texas Democrats may face arrest after fleeing the state. Senator Ted Cruz said that state law provides the House speaker authority to arrest fleeing House members.
From the left
The Washington Post
From the right
Texas law 'explicitly' gives House speaker authority to arrest fleeing Dems: Ted Cruz
Fox News
Texas Democrats Leave State to Block Election Overhaul Bill
On Monday, Texas Democratic lawmakers left the state to deny Republicans the quorum they needed to convene a special legislative session. While left-leaning articles highlight that Texas Democratic leaders vowed to stay away from the state until August 7th, right-leaning articles highlight that MSNBC host Joy Reid referred to Texas Republican pro-life bills as “Talibanism.”
There are 1702 news articles covering this topic. 51% (870) are left leaning, 40% (682) are center, and 9% (150) are right leaning.
From the left: Texas governor says Democratic lawmakers who left state to stop passage of voting restrictions could face arrest when they return, The Washington Post
From the center: Texas Democrats leave state to block election overhaul bill, The Hill
From the right: MSNBC's Joy Reid compares Texas Republicans to the Taliban, Fox News
We ran the numbers: There are 1702 news articles covering this topic. 51% (870) are left leaning, 40% (682) are center, and 9% (150) are right leaning.
On Monday, Texas Democratic lawmakers left the state to deny Republicans the quorum they needed to convene a special legislative session. While left-leaning articles highlight that Texas Democratic leaders vowed to stay away from the state until August 7th, right-leaning articles highlight that MSNBC host Joy Reid referred to Texas Republican pro-life bills as “Talibanism.”
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that Texas Democratic leaders vowed to stay away from the state until August 7th, which is when the 30-day special session would end. Governor Greg Abbott said that Democrats would face arrest for the maneuver when they return to the state.
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that a plane carrying most of state House members reportedly left Austin just after 4 p.m. EST bound for Washington D.C. The gambit will grind legislative action to a halt.
A right-leaning article by Fox News highlights that in an op-ed, MSNBC host Joy Reid referred to Texas Republican pro-life bills as “Talibanism.” Reid said the law is meant to “create fear and uncertainty for women and health-care providers.”
DOJ Review of Alleged Police Misconduct on Jan. 6
The Department of Justice (DOJ) is reportedly planning to share reports of alleged misconduct by police officers from the January 6 attack on the Capitol. While left-leaning articles highlight that House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Bennie Thompson is not going to let the pressure of an election cut his investigation short, right-leaning articles highlight that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi cannot wait to get started on another excoriation of former President Trump.
There are 924 news articles covering this topic. 21% (195) are left leaning, 54% (495) are center, and 25% (234) are right leaning.
From the left: 'We'll do this work as long as it takes': Thompson readies for political fight leading Jan. 6 investigation, CNN
From the center: DOJ sharing review of alleged police misconduct on Jan. 6 with defense attorneys: report, The Hill
From the right: Liz Peek: Pelosi, Democrats need Trump – Jan. 6 commission created for this one reason, Fox News
We ran the numbers: There are 924 news articles covering this topic. 21% (195) are left leaning, 54% (495) are center, and 25% (234) are right leaning.
The Department of Justice (DOJ) is reportedly planning to share reports of alleged misconduct by police officers from the January 6 attack on the Capitol. While left-leaning articles highlight that House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Bennie Thompson is not going to let the pressure of an election cut his investigation short, right-leaning articles highlight that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi cannot wait to get started on another excoriation of former President Trump.
A left-leaning article by CNN highlights that House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Bennie Thompson is not going to let the pressure of an election cut his investigation short. Thompson is taking the helm of a select committee to tackle the January 6 investigation.
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that the U.S. attorney’s office in Washington D.C. will provide the reports to lawyers in response to requests for information. The possibility that police officers were complicit the day of the attack has been a chief concern among Democrats.
A right-leaning article by Fox News highlights that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi cannot wait to get started on another excoriation of former President Trump, as she recently announced the formation of a select committee to investigate the January 6 “insurrection.” The article notes that Trump is the glue holding the Democrat Party together.
From the center
DOJ sharing review of alleged police misconduct on Jan. 6 with defense attorneys: report
The Hill
From the right
Liz Peek: Pelosi, Democrats need Trump – Jan. 6 commission created for this one reason
Fox News
Biden Declares War on Anti-Competitive Practices with Sweeping Order
On Friday, President Biden will sign a sweeping executive order aimed at promoting competition in the economy. While left-leaning articles highlight that Biden’s executive order largely relies on federal agencies to enact the changes, right-leaning articles highlight that Biden’s new competition executive order could make it more difficult for Big Tech platforms to collect personal information and data from their users.
There are 2231 news articles covering this topic. 35% (784) are left leaning, 51% (1137) are center, and 14% (310) are right leaning.
From the left: FAQ: What does Biden’s new order about businesses and competition mean for consumers?, The Washington Post
From the center: Biden declares war on anti-competitive practices with sweeping order, The Hill
From the right: Biden moves to limit Big Tech surveillance of users, The Washington Examiner
We ran the numbers: There are 2231 news articles covering this topic. 35% (784) are left leaning, 51% (1137) are center, and 14% (310) are right leaning.
On Friday, President Biden will sign a sweeping executive order aimed at promoting competition in the economy. While left-leaning articles highlight that Biden’s executive order largely relies on federal agencies to enact the changes, right-leaning articles highlight that Biden’s new competition executive order could make it more difficult for Big Tech platforms to collect personal information and data from their users.
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that Biden’s executive order largely relies on federal agencies to enact the changes and could take months for concrete actions to surface. Biden’s order could also ark the beginning of policy shifts that redraw how the federal government focuses on corporate behavior.
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that 72 initiatives will crack down on anti-competitive practices in multiple industries. The order aims to bolster competition and make broadband services affordable.
A right-leaning article by The Washington Examiner highlights that Biden’s new competition executive order could make it more difficult for Big Tech platforms to collect personal information and data from their users. The order pushes the Federal Trade Commission to create new rules on the surveillance and accumulation of user data.
From the left
FAQ: What does Biden’s new order about businesses and competition mean for consumers?
The Washington Post
'Deteriorating Security Situation' in Afghanistan Amid Taliban Bains
On Friday, the Pentagon’s top spokesperson acknowledged a “deteriorating security situation” in Afghanistan amid claims from the Taliban that the group now controls a large majority of the country. While left-leaning articles highlight that that almost 20 years after the U.S. invasion, Biden rejected comparisons between Afghanistan and Vietnam.
There are 872 news articles covering this topic. 33% (286) are left leaning, 14% (122) are center, and 53% (464) are right leaning.
From the left: The Daily 202: Biden defends getting out of Afghanistan, two decades after war began, The Washington Post
From the center: Pentagon spokesperson concedes 'deteriorating security situation' in Afghanistan, The Hill
From the right: Pentagon details 'concerning' advancement of Taliban in Afghanistan as US troops pull out, Fox News
We ran the numbers: There are 872 news articles covering this topic. 33% (286) are left leaning, 14% (122) are center, and 53% (464) are right leaning.
On Friday, John Kirby, the Pentagon’s top spokesperson acknowledged a “deteriorating security situation” in Afghanistan amid claims from the Taliban that the group now controls a large majority of the country. While left-leaning articles highlight that almost 20 years after the U.S. invasion, Biden rejected comparisons between Afghanistan and Vietnam, right-leaning articles highlight that Kirby described the Taliban’s “concerning” advancement in Afghanistan.
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that almost 20 years after the U.S. invasion, Biden rejected comparisons between Afghanistan and Vietnam. Biden also categorically rejected any U.S. responsibility for civilian deaths if the Taliban continues their campaign to recapture district after district in Afghanistan.
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that Kirby’s comment came after a Taliban negotiator said they now control 85 percent of Afghanistan. Pentagon press secretary John Kirby said he was “not in a position to quantify or to validate” the Taliban’s claims.
A right-leaning article by Fox News highlights that Kirby described the Taliban’s “concerning” advancement in Afghanistan as the U.S. military pulls troops out of the country after 20 years. The U.S. Central Command estimates it has completed more than 90% of the withdrawal process.
From the left
The Daily 202: Biden defends getting out of Afghanistan, two decades after war began
The Washington Post
From the center
Pentagon spokesperson concedes 'deteriorating security situation' in Afghanistan
The Hill
Rudy Giuliani's DC Law License Suspended
On Wednesday, the District of Columbia Court of Appeals suspended Rudy Giuliani’s D.C. law license. While left-leaning articles highlight that the court made the action immediate, even though disciplinary proceedings aren’t complete, right-leaning articles highlight that Giuliani previously had his law license suspended in New York for inaccurate claims about the outcome of the race and violations of the Rules of Professional Conduct.
There are 589 news articles covering this topic. 76% (446) are left leaning, 20% (119) are center, and 4% (24) are right leaning.
From the left: Giuliani's DC law license suspended until NY case resolved, ABC News
From the center: Giuliani’s DC law license suspended until NY case resolved, AP News
From the right: Rudy Giuliani's DC law license suspended, The Washington Examiner
We ran the numbers: There are 589 news articles covering this topic. 76% (446) are left leaning, 20% (119) are center, and 4% (24) are right leaning.
On Wednesday, the District of Columbia Court of Appeals suspended Rudy Giuliani’s D.C. law license. While left-leaning articles highlight that the court made the action immediate, even though disciplinary proceedings aren’t complete, right-leaning articles highlight that Giuliani previously had his law license suspended in New York for inaccurate claims about the outcome of the race and violations of the Rules of Professional Conduct.
A left-leaning article by ABC News highlights that the court made the action immediate, even though disciplinary proceedings aren’t complete. Giuliani called the New York court’s opinion a “disgrace.”
AP News published a centrist article reporting that in a two-page order the court said Giuliani is “suspended from the practice of law in the District of Columbia pending final disposition of this proceeding.” Giuliani was suspended because he made false statements while trying to get courts to overturn Trump’s loss in the presidential race.
A right-leaning article by The Washington Examiner highlights that Giuliani previously had his law license suspended in New York for inaccurate claims about the outcome of the race and violations of the Rules of Professional Conduct. Giuliani defended his conduct at the time of the court's decision, stating this is happening to shut him up.
Harris Slams GOP Attacks on Voting Rights
Vice President Kamala Harris is spending the week going after Republican attacks on voting access. While left-leaning articles highlight that Harris said the Democratic National Committee would more than double its planned spending on voter registration and protections, right-leaning articles highlight that MSNBC anchor Nicolle Wallace is hitting Democratic lawmakers from the left for being “complacent” on Republican election reform efforts.
There are 956 news articles covering this topic. 50% (477) are left leaning, 34% (321) are center, and 16% (158) are right leaning.
From the left: Kamala Harris says Democrats will spend more to register voters as GOP states limit voting, The Los Angeles Times
From the center: Harris Slams GOP Attacks On Voting Rights, Promises Dems Will Fight New Restrictions, Yahoo News
From the right: MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace hits Dems from the left on being 'so complacent' of GOP's election reform efforts, The Washington Time
We ran the numbers: There are 956 news articles covering this topic. 50% (477) are left leaning, 34% (321) are center, and 16% (158) are right leaning.
Vice President Kamala Harris is spending the week going after Republican attacks on voting access. While left-leaning articles highlight that Harris said the Democratic National Committee would more than double its planned spending on voter registration and protections, right-leaning articles highlight that MSNBC anchor Nicolle Wallace is hitting Democratic lawmakers from the left for being “complacent” on Republican election reform efforts.
The Los Angeles Times published a left-leaning article highlighting that Harris said the Democratic National Committee would more than double its planned spending on voter registration and protections ahead of the 2022 midterm election. However, civil rights groups said a law is needed to counter new voting restrictions in some GOP-led states.
Yahoo News published a centrist article reporting that Harris visited her alma mater, Howard University, where she announced the DNC’s $25 million expansion of the “I Will Vote” initiative. Harris’ remarks came the same day Texas state lawmakers headed to the state capitol for a special session called by Republican Governor Greg Abbot as he pushes a highly restrictive voting law.
A right-leaning article by The Washington Time highlights that MSNBC anchor Nicolle Wallace is hitting Democratic lawmakers from the left for being “complacent” on Republican election reform efforts. MSNBC political analyst Eugene Robinson also agreed with Wallace it is a “four-alarm fire.”
From the left
Kamala Harris says Democrats will spend more to register voters as GOP states limit voting
The Los Angeles Times
From the center
Harris Slams GOP Attacks On Voting Rights, Promises Dems Will Fight New Restrictions
Yahoo News
From the right
The Washington Time
Capitol Riot 6 Months Later
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy will be appointing Republicans to a January 6 commission after speculation over whether he would participate in the Democrat-led investigation. While left-leaning articles highlight that the thinking about Republicans is that appointing Republicans to the committee will enable them to shape a counter-narrative to a probe, right-leaning articles highlight that the FBI released 11 additional videos of suspects from the January 6 Capitol riots.
There are 1191 news articles covering this topic. 35% (419) are left leaning, 44% (522) are center, and 21% (250) are right leaning.
From the left: McCarthy nailing down GOP members for Capitol riot panel as Republicans' defense strategy comes into view, CNN
From the center: House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy to Appoint Republicans to January 6 Commission, Newsweek
From the right: Capitol riot 6 months later: FBI releases 11 new videos of wanted suspects, Fox News
We ran the numbers: There are 1191 news articles covering this topic. 35% (419) are left leaning, 44% (522) are center, and 21% (250) are right leaning.
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy will be appointing Republicans to a January 6 commission after speculation over whether he would participate in the Democrat-led investigation. While left-leaning articles highlight that the thinking about Republicans is that appointing Republicans to the committee will enable them to shape a counter-narrative to a probe, right-leaning articles highlight that the FBI released 11 additional videos of suspects from the January 6 Capitol riots.
A left-leaning article by CNN highlights that the thinking about Republicans is that appointing Republicans to the committee will enable them to shape a counter-narrative to a probe that could ensnare not only Trump, but also other members of the party. McCarthy is facing increased pressure to pick some more pragmatic members for the job who can help bring credibility to their side of the debate.
Newsweek published a centrist article reporting that McCarthy is now expected to add Republicans to the panel and join the commission. McCarthy will select five of his Republican colleagues to fill the spots on the committee.
A right-leaning article by Fox News highlights that the FBI released 11 additional videos of suspects from the January 6 Capitol riots. The individuals in question are seen assaulting law enforcement officers.
From the center
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy to Appoint Republicans to January 6 Commission
Newsweek
New York AG Could Try to Sue Gun Manufacturers Under New Law
On Tuesday, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed a new legislation that would allow New York to sue gun manufacturers over harm caused by their products. While left-leaning articles highlight that Cuomo’s new legislation commits almost $139 million to reverse the trend of rising shootings and murders across the state, right-leaning articles highlight that Representative Claudia Tenney, R-N.Y., is pushing the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a state law that limits who can carry concealed handguns outside their homes.
There are 2049 news articles covering this topic. 53% (1084) are left leaning, 35% (724) are center, and 12% (241) are right leaning.
From the left: Cuomo Declares a Gun Violence Emergency in New York State, The New York Times
From the center: New York AG could try to sue gun manufacturers under new law, AP News
From the right: NY Rep. Tenney's push for Supreme Court to overturn state gun law has support from 168 House Republicans, Fox News
We ran the numbers: There are 2049 news articles covering this topic. 53% (1084) are left leaning, 35% (724) are center, and 12% (241) are right leaning.
On Tuesday, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed a new legislation that would allow New York to sue gun manufacturers over harm caused by their products. While left-leaning articles highlight that Cuomo’s new legislation commits almost $139 million to reverse the trend of rising shootings and murders across the state, right-leaning articles highlight that Representative Claudia Tenney, R-N.Y., is pushing the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a state law that limits who can carry concealed handguns outside their homes.
A left-leaning article by The New York Times highlights that Cuomo’s new legislation commits almost $139 million to reverse the trend of rising shootings and murders across the state. The governor called gun violence a civil rights injustice that overwhelmingly affects poor, Black and Latino communities.
AP News published a centrist article reporting that the new law comes at a time where New York City is facing a rise in shootings. However, overall, violence is short of the historic highs of the 1990s.
A right-leaning article by Fox News highlights that Representative Claudia Tenney, R-N.Y., is pushing the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a state law that limits who can carry concealed handguns outside their homes. She has the support from 168 House Republicans.
Eric Adams Wins the Democratic Primary in New York's Mayoral Race
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams won the Democratic primary for mayor of New York City. While left-leaning articles highlight that Adams has held first place since the June 22 primary, right-leaning articles highlight that Adams beat out candidates Andrew Yang, Maya Wiley, and Kathryn Garcia.
There are 1004 news articles covering this topic. 35% (352) are left leaning, 49% (494) are center, and 16% (158) are right leaning.
From the left: Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams projected as winner of New York’s Democratic mayoral primary, The Washington Post
From the center: Eric Adams Wins The Democratic Primary In New York's Mayoral Race, NPR
From the right: Eric Adams wins Democratic primary race for New York City mayor, Fox News
We ran the numbers: There are 1004 news articles covering this topic. 35% (352) are left leaning, 49% (494) are center, and 16% (158) are right leaning.
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams won the Democratic primary for mayor of New York City. While left-leaning articles highlight that Adams has held first place since the June 22 primary, right-leaning articles highlight that Adams beat out candidates Andrew Yang, Maya Wiley, and Kathryn Garcia.
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that Adams has held first place since the June 22 primary, but his lead narrowed as ranked-choice ballots were analyzed. After more than 100,000 absentee ballots were counted, Adams kept his lead.
NPR published a centrist article reporting that Adams would be the city’s second Black mayor if elected. He appealed to the political center and promised to strike a balance between fighting crime and ending racial injustice.
A right-leaning article by Fox News highlights that Adams beat out candidates Andrew Yang, Maya Wiley, and Kathryn Garcia. Adams frequently referenced his dual identity and how it shaped his platform for policing in the U.S.
From the left
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams projected as winner of New York’s Democratic mayoral primary
The Washington Post
McConnell Vows 'Hell of a Fight' Over Biden Infrastructure Plan
On Tuesday, Senate GOP Leader Mitch McConnell vowed that Republicans would wage a “hell of a fight” over Biden’s multitrillion-dollar infrastructure plan. While left-leaning articles highlight that when the Senate returns to Washington next week, lawmakers will be racing against the clock to navigate President Biden’s infrastructure agenda, right-leaning articles highlight that Democrats say President Biden’s “human infrastructure” bill is a once-in-a-generation chance to deal with racial disparities.
There are 2751 news articles covering this topic. 42% (1165) are left leaning, 35% (967) are center, and 23% (619) are right leaning.
From the left: Lawmakers face time crunch on infrastructure deals, ABC News
From the center: McConnell vows 'hell of a fight' over Biden infrastructure plan, The Hill
From the right: Dems’ ‘human infrastructure’ plan takes aim at fixing racial disparities, Washington Times
We ran the numbers: There are 2751 news articles covering this topic. 42% (1165) are left leaning, 35% (967) are center, and 23% (619) are right leaning.
On Tuesday, Senate GOP Leader Mitch McConnell vowed that Republicans would wage a “hell of a fight” over Biden’s multitrillion-dollar infrastructure plan. While left-leaning articles highlight that when the Senate returns to Washington next week, lawmakers will be racing against the clock to navigate President Biden’s infrastructure agenda, right-leaning articles highlight that Democrats say President Biden’s “human infrastructure” bill is a once-in-a-generation chance to deal with racial disparities.
A left-leaning article by ABC News highlights that when the Senate returns to Washington next week, lawmakers will be racing against the clock to navigate President Biden’s infrastructure agenda. There are only four weeks remaining for lawmakers to make major moves on infrastructure.
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that McConnell predicted there would be a “big argument” about Democrats’ plan to use reconciliation. During an event in Kentucky, McConnell predicted there would be a “big argument” about Democrats’ plan to use reconciliation.
A right-leaning article by The Washington Times highlights that Democrats say President Biden’s “human infrastructure” bill is a once-in-a-generation chance to deal with racial disparities, as the bill creates a slew of subsidies. These subsidies include everything from buying a home to going to college.
From the right
Dems’ ‘human infrastructure’ plan takes aim at fixing racial disparities
Washington Times
Focus on Florida Condo Collapse and Rescue
On Thursday, President Biden visited Florida to meet privately with families whose loved ones were in the 12-story Champlain Towers South condo when it collapsed. While left-leaning articles highlight that rescue efforts at the site of the partially collapsed Florida condominium building resumed Thursday evening, right-leaning articles highlight that partisan politics melted away on Thursday between President Biden and Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida.
There are 1398 news articles covering this topic. 74% (1043) are left leaning, 23% (318) are center, and 3% (37) are right leaning.
From the left: Rescue teams face setback at site of Florida condo collapse while Biden spends hours with victims’ families, The Washington Post
From the center: Consultants found extensive concrete deterioration at Surfside building in 2020: report, The Hill
From the right: Girl’s solemn moment at Florida collapse site leads to meeting with Biden, New York Post
We ran the numbers: There are 1398 news articles covering this topic. 74% (1043) are left leaning, 23% (318) are center, and 3% (37) are right leaning.
The focus on the partial collapse of a Florida condominium continues. While left-leaning articles highlight that the search for victims was halted for much of Thursday, right-leaning articles highlight that 12-year-old Elisheva Cohen, whose father and uncle remain missing from the Florida building collapse, met with President Joe Biden.
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that the search for victims of last week’s partial collapse of a condominium building was halted for much of Thursday over concerns that what remained of the structure was unstable. Officials said the search-and-rescue efforts were suspended about 2 a.m. because of “structural concerns.”
A centrist article by The Hill reports that a group of consultants contracted to survey the Champlain Towers South building in Surfside, Fla., reportedly said in a 2020 report that there was major concrete deterioration near the pool area. The report from a family member of a missing resident of the building, provides further detail into the structural issues associated with the building recorded in the past few years.
A right-leaning article by New York Post highlights that 12-year-old Elisheva Cohen, whose father and uncle remain missing from the Florida building collapse, met with President Joe Biden. Cohen stepped away from relatives at the rubble and pulled out her cellphone and began reading Psalms.
From the left
The Washington Post
From the center
Consultants found extensive concrete deterioration at Surfside building in 2020: report
The Hill
From the right
Girl’s solemn moment at Florida collapse site leads to meeting with Biden
New York Post
Economy Adds Robust 850k Jobs in June
In June, the U.S. added 850,000 jobs, exceeding expectations with the rising demand for a wide range of services disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic. While left-leaning articles highlight that Biden credited relief legislation that was passed with only Democratic votes, right-leaning articles highlight that former White House press secretary Ari Fleischer called out Biden for taking a victory lap on the jobs report.
There are 826 news articles covering this topic. 36% (299) are left leaning, 29% (236) are center, and 35% (291) are right leaning.
From the left: Biden credits relief legislation passed with only Democratic votes as he touts new jobs report, The Washington Post
From the center: On The Money: Economy adds robust 850K jobs in June | Five takeaways from the employment report, The Hill
From the right: Ari Fleischer challenges Biden's victory lap on economy: He's a 'Trojan horse with a script', Fox News
We ran the numbers: There are 826 news articles covering this topic. 36% (299) are left leaning, 29% (236) are center, and 35% (291) are right leaning.
In June, the U.S. added 850,000 jobs, exceeding expectations with the rising demand for a wide range of services disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic. While left-leaning articles highlight that Biden credited relief legislation that was passed with only Democratic votes, right-leaning articles highlight that former White House press secretary Ari Fleischer called out Biden for taking a victory lap on the jobs report.
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that Biden credited relief legislation that was passed with only Democratic votes as he touted an increase of 850,000 jobs in June. Biden proclaimed that “our economy is on the move and we have COVID-19 on the run.”
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that the unemployment rate ticked slightly higher to 5.9 percent, but the labor force participation rate stayed roughly even at 61.6 percent. There were also 6.4 million Americans who did not seek a job in June and therefore not counted as unemployed.
A right-leaning article by Fox News highlights that former White House press secretary Ari Fleischer called out Biden for taking a victory lap on the jobs report. Although Biden attributed his $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan with boosting the labor market’s recovery from the worst downturn in nearly a century, Fleischer said jobs are being created because “COVID is over.”
From the left
Biden credits relief legislation passed with only Democratic votes as he touts new jobs report
The Washington Post