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Senate Advances Nearly $1 Trillion Infrastructure Plan
On Thursday, President Biden called on state and local governments to use funds from his $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan to incentivize coronavirus vaccinations. While left-leaning articles highlight that Biden announced sweeping new pandemic requirements, right-leaning articles highlight that Biden grew heated while defending his administration’s flip-flop on whether vaccinated Americans need to wear masks.
There are 2651 news articles covering this topic. 34% (891) are left leaning, 48% (1265) are center, and 18% (495) are right leaning.
From the left:Biden orders tough new vaccination rules for federal workers, The Washington Post
From the center: Senate advances nearly $1 trillion infrastructure plan, PBS
From the right: Senate votes to proceed on $1.2T infrastructure deal, Trump warns of ‘socialist expansion’, New York Post
We ran the numbers: There are 2651 news articles covering this topic. 34% (891) are left leaning, 48% (1265) are center, and 18% (495) are right leaning.
On Friday, the Senate advanced a roughly $1 trillion infrastructure plan with a bipartisan group of senators. While left-leaning articles highlight that Senate Chris Van Hollen said he sees an opportunity to heal a scar caused decades ago by construction of a “highway to nowhere,” right-leaning articles highlight that the Senate opened the deal up to the amendment process and potential changes.
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that Senate Chris Van Hollen said he sees an opportunity to heal a scar caused decades ago by construction of a “highway to nowhere.” The bipartisan deal includes more than $280 billion in new transportation spending over five years.
PBS published a centrist article reporting that a Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., said that the chamber should be able to process the legislation quickly. However, the effort got off to a haphazard start.
A right-leaning article by New York Post highlights that the Senate opened the deal up to the amendment process and potential changes. While the text of the bill has yet to be revealed, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer hopes to have it passed before the August recess.
From the right
Senate votes to proceed on $1.2T infrastructure deal, Trump warns of ‘socialist expansion’
New York Post
Biden Mask Mandates Vaccinations Sparks GOP Backlash
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention published a scientific analysis showing that vaccinated people can spread the highly transmissible delta variant. While left-leaning articles highlight that the United States needs to expand its vaccination campaign going into the fall, right-leaning articles highlight that Democratic leaders around the country are facing criticism and blowback after they rushed to reimpose unpopular mask mandates.
There are 2127 news articles covering this topic. 54% (1145) are left leaning, 28% (596) are center, and 18% (386) are right leaning.
From the left: Fall could be ‘very challenging’ if vaccinations don’t ramp up, HHS official says, The Washington Post
From the center: CDC details Massachusetts outbreak that sparked mask update, The Hill
From the right: Conservative reaction pours in after Dem mayors, governors impose new mask mandates: 'Kiss my mask', Fox News
We ran the numbers: There are 2127 news articles covering this topic. 54% (1145) are left leaning, 28% (596) are center, and 18% (386) are right leaning.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention published a scientific analysis showing that vaccinated people can spread the highly transmissible delta variant. While left-leaning articles highlight that the United States needs to expand its vaccination campaign going into the fall, right-leaning articles highlight that Democratic leaders around the country are facing criticism and blowback after they rushed to reimpose unpopular mask mandates.
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that the United States needs to expand its vaccination campaign going into the fall if the country is going to stem the nationwide surge of coronavirus cases. Rachel I., Levine, assistant secretary for health at the Department of Health and Human Services, said the prospects for the fall could be “very challenging.”
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that the CDC released data Friday on the Cape Cod coronavirus outbreak that pushed the agency to update its mask guidance. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health’s analysis of COVID-19 samples from the outbreak determined that fully vaccinated patients carried similar amounts of the virus as unvaccinated patients.
A right-leaning article by Fox News highlights that Democratic leaders around the country are facing criticism and blowback after they rushed to reimpose unpopular mask mandates. The CDC said this week that even vaccinated individuals in areas deemed high-risk should return to wearing masks indoors.
From the left
Fall could be ‘very challenging’ if vaccinations don’t ramp up, HHS official says
The Washington Post
Biden Pushes Federal Workers to Get Vaccinated
On Thursday, President Biden called on state and local governments to use funds from his $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan to incentivize coronavirus vaccinations. While left-leaning articles highlight that Biden announced sweeping new pandemic requirements, right-leaning articles highlight that Biden grew heated while defending his administration’s flip-flop on whether vaccinated Americans need to wear masks.
There are 3878 news articles covering this topic. 52% (2022) are left leaning, 39% (1526) are center, and 9% (330) are right leaning.
From the left: Biden orders tough new vaccination rules for federal workers, The Washington Post
From the center: Biden calls on states to offer $100 vaccine incentives, The Hill
From the right: Biden defends previously saying vaccinated don't need masks: 'That was true at the time', Fox News
We ran the numbers: There are 3878 news articles covering this topic. 52% (2022) are left leaning, 39% (1526) are center, and 9% (330) are right leaning.
On Thursday, President Biden called on state and local governments to use funds from his $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan to incentivize coronavirus vaccinations. While left-leaning articles highlight that Biden announced sweeping new pandemic requirements, right-leaning articles highlight that Biden grew heated while defending his administration’s flip-flop on whether vaccinated Americans need to wear masks.
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that Biden announced sweeping new pandemic requirements including requiring federal works to sign forms attesting they’ve been vaccinated. The strict new guidelines are aimed at increasing sluggish vaccination rates.
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that Biden offered $100 payments to newly vaccinated Americans. Biden formally announced the new incentive plan during an address on the coronavirus at the White House.
A right-leaning article by Fox News highlights that Biden grew heated while defending his administration’s flip-flop on whether vaccinated Americans need to wear masks. Fox News’ Peter Doocy pressed Biden about his administration’s reversal in masking policy.
From the right
Biden defends previously saying vaccinated don't need masks: 'That was true at the time'
Fox News
CDC New Mask Guidance Sparks Backlash
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)’s guidance suggests that many Americans must wear masks again in areas deemed at high risk for spreading the virus. While left-leaning articles highlight that many GOP voters are resistant to restrictions aimed at containing a virus they feel poses minimal personal threat, right-leaning articles highlight that more states are bringing back full mask mandates.
There are 1127 news articles covering this topic. 59% (670) are left leaning, 30% (332) are center, and 11% (125) are right leaning.
From the left: CDC Mask Guidance Met with Hostility by Leading Republicans, The Boston Globe
From the center: DC Mayor's new mask mandate sparks immediate backlash, The Hill
From the right: More states and cities, including Washington DC, bring back mask mandates after controversial CDC guidance, Fox News
We ran the numbers: There are 1127 news articles covering this topic. 59% (670) are left leaning, 30% (332) are center, and 11% (125) are right leaning.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)’s guidance suggests that many Americans must wear masks again in areas deemed at high risk for spreading the virus. While left-leaning articles highlight that many GOP voters are resistant to restrictions aimed at containing a virus they feel poses minimal personal threat, right-leaning articles highlight that more states are bringing back full mask mandates.
A left-leaning article by Boston Globe highlights that many GOP voters are resistant to restrictions aimed at containing a virus they feel poses minimal personal threat. At least 18 Republican-led states have moved to prohibit vaccine passports.
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that minutes after Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel bowser announced that masks will again be required in all indoor places beginning Saturday. Several critics immediately voiced their displeasure with the announcement.
A right-leaning article by Fox News highlights that more states are bringing back full mask mandates, with new policies taking effect everywhere from California to Atlanta Other states and cities are resisting adopting the CDC’s new recommendations.
Biden Hails Infrastructure Deal
On Wednesday, President Biden hailed a bipartisan infrastructure deal as being a signal that “our democracy can function, deliver and do big things.” While left-leaning articles highlight that the outcome of Biden’s infrastructure deal will affect what could be the crown jewel of his legacy, right-leaning articles highlight that senators said they have agreed on the “major issues” in their bipartisan infrastructure framework.
There are 3710 news articles covering this topic. 32% (1199) are left leaning, 51% (1883) are center, and 17% (628) are right leaning.
From the left: Infrastructure talks leave Biden's entire agenda at risk, The Washington Post
From the center: Biden hails infrastructure deal: A sign 'democracy can function', The Hill
From the right: Senators Say They Have Resolved ‘Major Issues’ On Infrastructure, Republicans Prepared To Move Forward, Daily Caller
We ran the numbers: There are 3710 news articles covering this topic. 32% (1199) are left leaning, 51% (1883) are center, and 17% (628) are right leaning.
On Wednesday, President Biden hailed a bipartisan infrastructure deal as being a signal that “our democracy can function, deliver and do big things.” While left-leaning articles highlight that the outcome of Biden’s infrastructure deal will affect what could be the crown jewel of his legacy, right-leaning articles highlight that senators said they have agreed on the “major issues” in their bipartisan infrastructure framework.
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that the outcome of Biden’s infrastructure deal will affect what could be the crown jewel of his legacy. Biden and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer will need support from every Democratic moderate and progressive to push the $3.5 trillion bill through the Senate.
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that Bidne still acknowledged there remains “plenty of work” to get the bill passed. The agreement represents a significant victory for Biden.
A right-leaning article by Daily Caller highlights that senators said they have agreed on the “major issues” in their bipartisan infrastructure framework. Schumer commended the deal on the Senate floor Wednesday.
From the right
Daily Caller
Capitol Riot Hearing Kicks Off With Cops Blaming Trump, GOP
On Tuesday night, Representative Elise Stefanik (R-N.Y.) called Representative Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) a “Pelosi pawn” following the first day the House select committee investigating the Capitol insurrection heard testimony from Capitol Police. While left-leaning articles highlight that both House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said they were too busy to hear testimonies, right-leaning articles highlight that Biden and congressional Democrats may reap political benefits from relitigating the January 6 Capitol Hill breach.There are 1729 news articles covering this topic.
There are 1695 news articles covering this topic. 54% (908) are left leaning, 37% (623) are center, and 9% (164) are right leaning.
From the left: The Daily 202: Emotional Jan. 6 testimony might not be enough to change GOP minds, The Washington Post
From the center: Stefanik calls Cheney 'Pelosi pawn' over Jan. 6 criticism, The Hill
From the right: Jan. 6 hearings opportunity for Biden and Democrats to shore up pro-police credentials, Washington Examiner
We ran the numbers: There are 1695 news articles covering this topic. 54% (908) are left leaning, 37% (623) are center, and 9% (164) are right leaning.
On Tuesday night, Representative Elise Stefanik (R-N.Y.) called Representative Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) a “Pelosi pawn” following the first day the House select committee investigating the Capitol insurrection heard testimony from Capitol Police. While left-leaning articles highlight that both House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said they were too busy to hear testimonies, right-leaning articles highlight that Biden and congressional Democrats may reap political benefits from relitigating the January 6 Capitol Hill breach.
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that both House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said they were too busy to hear the four officers describe the ways in which rioters attacked the Capitol. If Republicans had tuned in, they would have listened to a gut-wrenching testimony from four officers.
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that Stefanik said Pelosi “does not represent the Republican conference.” Cheney, a vocal critic of former President Trump, was chosen by House Speaker Pelosi to serve on the select committee.
A right-leaning article by Biden and congressional Democrats may reap political benefits from relitigating the January 6 Capitol Hill breach. The opening day of the testimony put renewed focus on former President Donald Trump’s handling of the siege more than six months ago.
From the left
The Daily 202: Emotional Jan. 6 testimony might not be enough to change GOP minds
The Washington Post
From the right
Jan. 6 hearings opportunity for Biden and Democrats to shore up pro-police credentials
Washington Examiner
Senators White House in Talks to Finish Infrastructure Bill
On Tuesday, senators and the White House worked furiously to salvage a bipartisan infrastructure deal. While left-leaning articles highlight that pressure intensified on all sides to wrap up talks, right-leaning articles highlight that Biden injected himself into the Senate’s negotiations by meeting with chief Democratic negotiator Senator Kyrsten Sinema.
There are 1729 news articles covering this topic. 38% (657) are left leaning, 44% (754) are center, and 18% (318) are right leaning.
From the left: Senators, White House in crunch time on infrastructure deal, The Washington Post
From the center: Analysis: Bipartisan infrastructure bill would add half a million manufacturing jobs, The Hill
From the right: Biden ‘optimistic’ for $1 trillion for infrastructure, but sees need to get personally involved, The Washington Times
We ran the numbers: There are 1729 news articles covering this topic. 38% (657) are left leaning, 44% (754) are center, and 18% (318) are right leaning.
On Tuesday, senators and the White House worked furiously to salvage a bipartisan infrastructure deal. While left-leaning articles highlight that pressure intensified on all sides to wrap up talks, right-leaning articles highlight that Biden injected himself into the Senate’s negotiations by meeting with chief Democratic negotiator Senator Kyrsten Sinema.
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that pressure intensified on all sides to wrap up talks on Biden’s top priority. However, several issues remained unresolved, including spending on public transit and regulation of broadband access.
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that according to a new analysis released Tuesday, bipartisan infrastructure legislation would create almost half a million manufacturing jobs before the end of President Biden’s first term. The report includes jobs created by the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure proposal and the Senate’s $304 billion surface transportation reauthorization bill.
A right-leaning article by The Washington Times highlights that Biden injected himself into the Senate’s negotiations by meeting with chief Democratic negotiator Senator Kyrsten Sinema. Sinema and Biden emerged from the meeting “optimistic” about the bipartisan infrastructure package and expressed optimism.
From the center
Analysis: Bipartisan infrastructure bill would add half a million manufacturing jobs
The Hill
From the right
Biden ‘optimistic’ for $1 trillion for infrastructure, but sees need to get personally involved
The Washington Times
Jan. 6 Committee Hearing Open with Harrowing Accounts from Officers
On Tuesday, officers who defended the Capitol during the January 6 insurrection offered powerful and emotional testimony before lawmakers. While left-leaning articles highlight that members of the House select committee believe the first-person accounts of intensely traumatic experiences will resonate with the American public, right-leaning articles highlight that House Minority Leader Representative Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif. and other House GOP leaders blasted House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., of being responsible for the security failures at the capitol on January 6.
There are 3029 news articles covering this topic. 66% (2000) are left leaning, 25% (750) are center, and 9% (279) are right leaning.
From the left: Jan. 6 hearings open with visceral accounts of Trump supporters’ assault on police, The Washington Post
From the center: Officers offer harrowing accounts at first Jan. 6 committee hearing, The Hill
From the right: McCarthy, Republicans point finger at Pelosi over Jan. 6 Capitol security failure, Fox News
We ran the numbers: There are 3029 news articles covering this topic. 66% (2000) are left leaning, 25% (750) are center, and 9% (279) are right leaning.
On Tuesday, officers who defended the Capitol during the January 6 insurrection offered powerful and emotional testimony before lawmakers. While left-leaning articles highlight that members of the House select committee believe the first-person accounts of intensely traumatic experiences will resonate with the American public, right-leaning articles highlight that House Minority Leader Representative Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif. and other House GOP leaders blasted House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., of being responsible for the security failures at the capitol on January 6.
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that members of the House select committee examining the events on January 6 believe the first-person accounts of intensely traumatic experiences will resonate with the American public. Capitol Police Office Harry Dunn told lawmakers that protesters dressed in Trump campaign paraphernalia called him the n-word.
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that officers recounted scenes of chaos, violence, and destruction as the House select committee kicked off its investigation into the insurrection. The hearing marked the first meeting of the select committee to investigate the day’s events.
A right-leaning article by Fox News highlights that House Minority Leader Representative Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif. and other House GOP leaders blasted House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., of being responsible for the security failures at the capitol on January 6. House Republican Conference Chair Representative Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., claimed that in December 2020, Pelosi was “made aware of potential security threats.”
From the left
Jan. 6 hearings open with visceral accounts of Trump supporters’ assault on police
The Washington Post
From the right
McCarthy, Republicans point finger at Pelosi over Jan. 6 Capitol security failure
Fox News
Senate Infrastructure Talks in Political Jeopardy
According to a Gallup poll released Friday, Americans remain divided on whether to increase immigration levels. While left-leaning articles highlight that Biden is facing increasing pressure from US allies and the travel industry to fit pandemic-era restrictions, right-leaning articles highlight that the Biden administration has produced an unprecedented crisis on America’s southern border.
There are 1375 news articles covering this topic. 46% (635) are left leaning, 43% (592) are center, and 11% (148) are right leaning.
From the left: Senate infrastructure talks in political jeopardy as infighting spills out into the open, The Washington Post
From the center: Fresh skirmishes slow U.S. Senate bipartisan infrastructure talks, Yahoo News
From the right: Democrats' infrastructure plan is 'financial disaster waiting to happen': Sen. Tillis, Fox News
We ran the numbers: There are 1375 news articles covering this topic. 46% (635) are left leaning, 43% (592) are center, and 11% (148) are right leaning.
On Monday, Republicans and Democrats continued to argue as they negotiated details of a $1.2 trillion infrastructure plan sought by President Joe Biden. While left-leaning articles highlight that negotiations remained close, but not yet finalized, right-leaning articles highlight that Senator Thom Tillis, R-NC, called the multi-trillion-dollar Democrat infrastructure bill a “financial disaster waiting to happen.”
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that as lawmakers returned to Washington on Monday, negotiations remained close, but not yet finalized. Patience from the highest levels of the Democratic Party is wearing thin.
Reuters published a centrist article reporting that the chamber’s top Democrat, Chuck Schumer, said the Senate may work through the coming weekend if needed to craft a deal. Senator Rob Portman, the leading Republican negotiator, was working on some outstanding issues.
A right-leaning article by Fox News highlights that Senator Thom Tillis, R-NC, called the multi-trillion-dollar Democrat infrastructure bill a “financial disaster waiting to happen.” Tillis said that financial experts are “bullish on the economic prospects absent this $3 or $4 trillion package.
From the left
Senate infrastructure talks in political jeopardy as infighting spills out into the open
The Washington Post
From the right
Democrats' infrastructure plan is 'financial disaster waiting to happen': Sen. Tillis
Fox News
COVID Hospitalizations Jump as 'Unvaccinated Folks' under pressure to get shots
Tens of millions of Americans continue to decline to take safe, effective vaccines against COVID-19. While left-leaning articles highlight that top government infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci warned that the pandemic is “going in the wrong direction,” right-leaning articles highlight that Fox News contributor Tom Homan slammed Biden for allowing the U.S. border to remain “wide open.”
There are 1067 news articles covering this topic. 35% (370) are left leaning, 30% (321) are center, and 35% (376) are right leaning.
From the left: Republican vaccine shift too late to halt Covid surge, CNN
From the center: Alabama COVID Hospitalizations Jump 400 Percent as Governor Fumes About 'Unvaccinated Folks', Newsweek
From the right: Tom Homan: Biden warning Americans about COVID while border 'wide open' for COVID-positive migrants, Fox News
We ran the numbers: There are 1067 news articles covering this topic. 35% (370) are left leaning, 30% (321) are center, and 35% (376) are right leaning.
Tens of millions of Americans continue to decline to take safe, effective vaccines against COVID-19. While left-leaning articles highlight that top government infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci warned that the pandemic is “going in the wrong direction,” right-leaning articles highlight that Fox News contributor Tom Homan slammed Biden for allowing the U.S. border to remain “wide open.”
CNN published a left-leaning article highlighting that top government infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci warned that the pandemic is “going in the wrong direction” because half the country is not fully vaccinated. Polling shows that many Americans in conservative states remain deeply skeptical of the vaccine.
Newsweek published a centrist article reporting that the number of COVID-19 patients in Alabama hospitals have risen by more than 400 percent in the last three weeks. As of Monday, there were at least 916 coronavirus patients in state hospitals.
A right-leaning article by Fox News highlights that Fox News contributor Tom Homan slammed Biden for allowing the U.S. border to remain “wide open” as “hundreds of COVID-positive people” are let into the country. Homan said the move shows “incompetence at the highest level” from the Biden administration.
From the center
Alabama COVID Hospitalizations Jump 400 Percent as Governor Fumes About 'Unvaccinated Folks'
Newsweek
Biden Grappling with Immigration as Pandemic Worsens
According to a Gallup poll released Friday, Americans remain divided on whether to increase immigration levels. While left-leaning articles highlight that Biden is facing increasing pressure from US allies and the travel industry to fit pandemic-era restrictions, right-leaning articles highlight that the Biden administration has produced an unprecedented crisis on America’s southern border.
There are 2177 news articles covering this topic. 36% (782) are left leaning, 36% (774) are center, and 28% (621) are right leaning.
From the left: Alabama Republican Gov. Ivey says 'start blaming the unvaccinated folks' for rise in Covid cases, CNN
From the center: Americans divided on whether to increase immigration levels: Gallup, The Hill
From the right: REP. ANDY BIGGS: What I Saw On My Trip To The Southern Border Should Outrage Every American, Daily Caller
We ran the numbers: There are 2177 news articles covering this topic. 36% (782) are left leaning, 36% (774) are center, and 28% (621) are right leaning.
According to a Gallup poll released Friday, Americans remain divided on whether to increase immigration levels. While left-leaning articles highlight that Biden is facing increasing pressure from US allies and the travel industry to fit pandemic-era restrictions, right-leaning articles highlight that the Biden administration has produced an unprecedented crisis on America’s southern border.
A left-leaning article by CNN highlights that Biden is facing increasing pressure from US allies and the travel industry to fit pandemic-era restrictions. There are tense conversations among administration officials over the health and political risks of opening up too soon.
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that 33% of respondents said that immigration levels should be increased, while 31 percent said it should be decreased. The survey comes as the Biden administration grapples with an increase in attempted border crossings from Mexico.
A right-leaning article by The Daily Caller highlights that the Biden administration has produced an unprecedented crisis on America’s southern border. The article emphasizes that Border Patrol does not perform COVID testing prior to transferring immigrants to NGOs.
From the right
REP. ANDY BIGGS: What I Saw On My Trip To The Southern Border Should Outrage Every American
Daily Caller
Rise of Covid 19 Cases in Unvaccinated
On Wednesday, Florida reported 12,647 new cases of COVID-19, the highest number of cases since late January. While left-leaning articles highlight that Alabama Republican Governor Kay Ivy’s pleas for people to get vaccinated is remarkable, as many GOP leaders are refusing to urge people to get vaccinated, right-leaning articles highlight that Ivey pleaded with her state’s residents to get the coronavirus vaccine as cases and deaths surge.
There are 1271 news articles covering this topic. 61% (769) are left leaning, 30% (384) are center, and 9% (251) are right leaning.
From the left: Alabama Republican Gov. Ivey says 'start blaming the unvaccinated folks' for rise in Covid cases, CNN
From the center: Democrats pushing for changes to bipartisan infrastructure deal, The Hill
From the right: ’The Unvaccinated Folks Are Letting Us Down,’ Alabama Governor Kay Ivey Says As Cases Surge, Daily Caller
We ran the numbers: There are 1271 news articles covering this topic. 61% (769) are left leaning, 30% (384) are center, and 9% (251) are right leaning.
On Wednesday, Florida reported 12,647 new cases of COVID-19, the highest number of cases since late January. While left-leaning articles highlight that Alabama Republican Governor Kay Ivey’s pleas for people to get vaccinated is remarkable, as many GOP leaders are refusing to urge people to get vaccinated, right-leaning articles highlight that Ivey pleaded with her state’s residents to get the coronavirus vaccine as cases and deaths surge.
A left-leaning article by CNN highlights that Alabama Republican Governor Kay Ivey’s pleas for people to get vaccinated is remarkable as many GOP leaders are refusing to urge people to get vaccinated. Alabama is the least vaccinated state in the country.
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that Florida’s number is the highest daily number of cases since late January. The last time Florida topped this number was January 30.
.A right-leaning article by Daily Caller highlights that Ivey pleaded with her state’s residents to get the coronavirus vaccine as cases and deaths surge. Ivey delivered sharp criticism of those who have held out from getting the vaccine.
From the right
’The Unvaccinated Folks Are Letting Us Down,’ Alabama Governor Kay Ivey Says As Cases Surge
Daily Caller
Democrats Push for Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal Changes
Senate Democrats are warning they will ask for changes to an infrastructure deal being worked on by a bipartisan group of senators. While left-leaning articles highlight that there is growing discontent among Senate Democrats around the effort to invest in the nation’s roads, bridges, and pipes, right-leaning articles highlight that Democrats say they expect Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer to bring up another vote to start debate on the bipartisan infrastructure proposal.
There are 1988 news articles covering this topic. 59% (1180) are left leaning, 28% (557) are center, and 13% (251) are right leaning.
From the left: Power Up: Senate Democrats threaten to pull back support for bipartisan infrastructure bill, The Washington Post
From the center: Democrats pushing for changes to bipartisan infrastructure deal, The Hill
From the right: Chuck Schumer expected to bring up $1.2T deal for vote next week, New York Post
We ran the numbers: There are 1988 news articles covering this topic. 59% (1180) are left leaning, 28% (557) are center, and 13% (251) are right leaning.
Senate Democrats are warning they will ask for changes to an infrastructure deal being worked on by a bipartisan group of senators. While left-leaning articles highlight that there is growing discontent among Senate Democrats around the effort to invest in the nation’s roads, bridges, and pipes, right-leaning articles highlight that Democrats say they expect Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer to bring up another vote to start debate on the bipartisan infrastructure proposal.
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that there is growing discontent among Senate Democrats around the effort to invest in the nation’s roads, bridges, and pipes. Senator Thomas Carper (D-Del.) released a statement last night threatening to vote no on the bipartisan infrastructure package if it doesn’t full fund his bipartisan bills on clean water.
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that the bipartisan group is working to finalize their dal, as well as resolve the problem of transportation funding. Senator Tom Carper told reporters that Democrats had received assurances their proposal would be fully funded.
A right-leaning article by New York Post highlights that Democrats say they expect Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer to bring up another vote to start debate on the bipartisan infrastructure proposal. The top-ranking Senate Democrat voted against the deal.
From the left
Power Up: Senate Democrats threaten to pull back support for bipartisan infrastructure bill
The Washington Post
Pelosi Defends Rejecting GOP Appointments to Jan 6 Panel
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is considering tapping Republican Representative Adam Kinzinger to join the January 6 select committee. While left-leaning articles highlight that Pelosi and fellow House Democrats defended her move to reject GOP appointments to the panel, right-leaning articles highlight that Pelosi said the January 6 committee will continue to seek the truth about the cause of the deadly Capitol attack despite GOP “antics.”
There are 1131 news articles covering this topic. 62% (698) are left leaning, 31% (348) are center, and 7% (85) are right leaning.
From the left: Democrats rally around Pelosi as GOP threatens payback for snub in Jan. 6 probe, The Washington Post
From the center: Pelosi considering Kinzinger for Jan. 6 panel: report, The Hill
From the right: Pelosi says Jan. 6 committee will proceed despite GOP 'antics', Fox News
We ran the numbers: There are 1131 news articles covering this topic. 62% (698) are left leaning, 31% (348) are center, and 7% (85) are right leaning.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is considering tapping Republican Representative Adam Kinzinger to join the January 6 select committee. While left-leaning articles highlight that Pelosi and fellow House Democrats defended her move to reject GOP appointments to the panel, right-leaning articles highlight that Pelosi said the January 6 committee will continue to seek the truth about the cause of the deadly Capitol attack despite GOP “antics.”
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that Pelosi and fellow House Democrats defended her move to reject GOP appointments to the panel. Pelosi’s move won strong backing from House Democrats.
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that the consideration of another Republican addition to the select committee coms a day after House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy pulled all his GOP picks from the panel. Representative Bennie Thompson told CNN that Kinzinger would be a “welcoming addition” to the committee if approved by Pelosi.
A right-leaning article by Fox News highlights that Pelosi said the January 6 committee will continue to seek the truth about the cause of the deadly Capitol attack despite GOP “antics.” McCarthy pulled all his Republican members from serving on the panel.
From the left
Democrats rally around Pelosi as GOP threatens payback for snub in Jan. 6 probe
The Washington Post
Infrastructure Bill in Peril as GOP Threatens Filibuster
On Wednesday, Senate Republicans rejected an effort to begin debate on the infrastructure deal that a bipartisan group of senators brokered with President Joe Biden. While left-leaning articles highlight that a bipartisan group of senators said in a joint statement that they are “close to a final agreement,” right-leaning articles highlight that Republicans said that the vote on the bipartisan infrastructure deal came too early and the bill was not yet finalized.
There are 1981 news articles covering this topic. 49% (978) are left leaning, 35% (688) are center, and 16% (315) are right leaning.
From the left: Infrastructure bill fails first vote; Senate to try again, The Washington Post
From the center: Schumer leaves door open for second vote on bipartisan infrastructure deal, The Hill
From the right: Bipartisan Infrastructure Framework Fails To Advance In The Senate, Daily Caller
We ran the numbers: There are 1981 news articles covering this topic. 49% (978) are left leaning, 35% (688) are center, and 16% (315) are right leaning.
On Wednesday, Senate Republicans rejected an effort to begin debate on the infrastructure deal that a bipartisan group of senators brokered with President Joe Biden. While left-leaning articles highlight that a bipartisan group of senators said in a joint statement that they are “close to a final agreement,” right-leaning articles highlight that Republicans said that the vote on the bipartisan infrastructure deal came too early and the bill was not yet finalized.
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that a bipartisan group of senators said in a joint statement that they are “close to a final agreement.” The deal poses a test of Biden’s ability to forge bipartisan cooperation in Washington.
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that senators say they expect Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) to try for a second time to start debate on a bipartisan infrastructure deal. Senator Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) said he expects that the second vote would take place next week.
A right-leaning article by The Daily Caller highlights that Republicans said that the vote on the bipartisan infrastructure deal came too early and the bill was not yet finalized. However, the dal is not dead yet, as numerous Republicans objected on procedural grounds rather than the bill itself.
Pelosi Blocks GOP Picks for Jan 6 Committee
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi rejected two of five Republicans House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy tapped for the panel. While left-leaning articles highlight that Pelosi’s decision to reject the two Republicans injected new fuel into the partisan fight over the select committee that has been raging since Democrats created the panel next month, right-leaning articles highlight that Banks tweeted that Pelosi “created the committee solely to malign conservatives.”
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From the left: McCarthy pulls his 5 GOP members from 1/6 committee after Pelosi rejects 2 of his picks, CNN
From the center: Rejected Republicans rip Pelosi after their rejection from Jan. 6 panel, The Hill
From the right: Pelosi blocks GOP picks for riot panel, The Washington Examiner
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi rejected two of five Republicans House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy tapped for the panel. While left-leaning articles highlight that Pelosi’s decision to reject the two Republicans injected new fuel into the partisan fight over the select committee that has been raging since Democrats created the panel next month, right-leaning articles highlight that Banks tweeted that Pelosi “created the committee solely to malign conservatives.”
CNN published a right-leaning article highlighting that Pelosi’s decision to reject the two Republicans injected new fuel into the partisan fight over the select committee that has been raging since Democrats created the panel next month. Pelosi’s move gives House Republicans an avenue to attack the committee as a partisan endeavor.
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that Republican Representatives Jim Jordan and Jim Banks blasted Pelosi’s decision to reject their participation on a panel to investigate the January 6 attack on the Capitol. They argued it proved she was involved in a partisan “charade.”
A right-leaning article by The Washington Examiner highlights that Banks tweeted that Pelosi “created the committee solely to malign conservatives.” Banks also called on Democrats to investigate the murder of Capitol Police officer Billy Evans.
McCarthy Proposes 5 Republicans to Sit on Jan. 6 Panel
House Republican leader Kevin McCarthy picked five Republicans to sit on the new select committee to investigate the January 6 insurrection at the Capitol. While left-leaning articles highlight that three out of the five lawmakers chosen to sit on the committee objected to certify the election results, right-leaning articles highlight that Representative Jim Jordan, a prominent ally of former President Trump, was appointed to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s select committee to investigate the January 6 insurrection at the Capitol.
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From the left: Power Up: McCarthy taps Jim Jordan, 3 'big lie' supporters for Jan. 6 committee, The Washington Post
From the center: McCarthy proposes 5 Republicans to sit on Jan. 6 panel, AP News
From the right: Trump ally Jim Jordan among Republicans tapped for Jan. 6 select committee, Fox News
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House Republican leader Kevin McCarthy picked five Republicans to sit on the new select committee to investigate the January 6 insurrection at the Capitol. While left-leaning articles highlight that three out of the five lawmakers chosen to sit on the committee objected to certify the election results, right-leaning articles highlight that Representative Jim Jordan, a prominent ally of former President Trump, was appointed to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s select committee to investigate the January 6 insurrection at the Capitol.
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that three out of the five lawmakers chosen to sit on the committee objected to certify the election results. All of them also voted against impeaching former president Trump.
AP News published a centrist article reporting that McCarthy’s move signaled that Republicans will participate in the investigation they have staunchly opposed. McCarthy has selected Indiana Representative Jim Banks, who recently visited former President Trump on trips to the U.S.-Mexico border.
A right-leaning article by Fox News highlights that Representative Jim Jordan, a prominent ally of former President Trump, was appointed to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s select committee to investigate the January 6 insurrection at the Capitol.
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Power Up: McCarthy taps Jim Jordan, 3 'big lie' supporters for Jan. 6 committee
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Schumer Feels Pressure From All Sides on Spending Strategy
Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) is nearing a decision on how to move Biden’s sweeping infrastructure package as he faces growing pressure. While left-leaning articles highlight that Republican negotiators demanded a delay on the upcoming vote on the infrastructural proposal until next week, right-leaning articles highlight that Republicans are sounding the alarm over a Democratic push to include amnesty for millions of illegal immigrants.
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From the left: Republicans seek to delay early infrastructure vote amid lingering disputes over $1 trillion deal, The Washington Post
From the center: Schumer feels pressure from all sides on spending strategy, The Hill
From the right: Sen. Lindsey Graham: Dems making ‘power grab’ during infrastructure negotiations, Fox News
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Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) is nearing a decision on how to move Biden’s sweeping infrastructure package as he faces growing pressure. While left-leaning articles highlight that Republican negotiators demanded a delay on the upcoming vote on the infrastructural proposal until next week, right-leaning articles highlight that Republicans are sounding the alarm over a Democratic push to include amnesty for millions of illegal immigrants.
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that on Tuesday, Republican negotiators demanded a delay on the upcoming vote on the infrastructural proposal until next week. GOP senators indicated they plan to oppose a vote to begin debate on the deal they helped craft.
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that the pressure Schumer faces comes as senators have been working behind the scenes for weeks to try to advance a two-track infrastructure strategy before leaving for summer break. Schumer has scheduled a vote for Thursday.
A right-leaning article by Fox News highlights that Republicans are sounding the alarm over a Democratic push to include amnesty for millions of illegal immigrants in their budget reconciliation proposal. Senator Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., blasted the idea.
From the left
Republicans seek to delay early infrastructure vote amid lingering disputes over $1 trillion deal
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From the right
Sen. Lindsey Graham: Dems making ‘power grab’ during infrastructure negotiations
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5 Texas State Democrats Test Positive for COVID-19
After traveling to Washington, D.C. last week, two more Texas state Democrats tested positive for COVID-19. While left-leaning articles highlight that the caucus began taking additional measures after initial members tested positive, right-leaning articles highlight that Vice President Kamala Harris tested negative for COVID-19 after meeting with several Texas House Democratic lawmakers who recently contracted the virus.
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From the left: Six Texas House Democrats test positive for Covid-19 in Washington, CNN
From the center: Number of Texas state Democrats to test positive for COVID-19 rises to 5, The Hill
From the right: VP Kamala Harris tested negative for COVID-19 after meeting with Texas Democrats, Psaki says, Fox News
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After traveling to Washington, D.C. last week, two more Texas state Democrats tested positive for COVID-19. While left-leaning articles highlight that the caucus began taking additional measures after initial members tested positive, right-leaning articles highlight that Vice President Kamala Harris tested negative for COVID-19 after meeting with several Texas House Democratic lawmakers who recently contracted the virus.
A left-leaning article by CNN highlights that the caucus began taking additional measures after initial members tested positive, moving the slate of meetings on voting rights scheduled for this week to a virtual summit. Officials with the group said all the lawmakers participating in the quorum break trip are fully vaccinated.
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that the total number of COVID-19 cases among Texas state Democrats is now five. While the Sunday statement did not include the names of caucus members who tested positive, state Representative Trey Martinez Fischer (D) confirmed he was one of two members who tested positive.
A right-leaning article by Fox News highlights that Vice President Kamala Harris tested negative for COVID-19 after meeting with several Texas House Democratic lawmakers who recently contracted the virus. When asked if the White House was disappointed that lawmakers did not wear masks on their flight to the nation’s capital, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki declined to respond.
Biden Walks Back Criticism: 'Facebook Isn't Killing People'
On Monday, President Biden softened his criticism that platforms like Facebook are “killing people” with misinformation about the coronavirus pandemic. While left-leaning articles highlight that a coalition of liberal individuals and groups wrote to Facebook and Twitter urging them to ban 12 people who spread the bulk of disinformation about coronavirus vaccines, right-leaning articles highlight that multiple reporters and pundits hit Biden for walking back his comments that Facebook is “killing people.”
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From the left: The Daily 202: Nearly 30 groups urge Facebook, Instagram, Twitter to take down vaccine disinformation, The Washington Post
From the center: Biden walks back criticism: 'Facebook isn't killing people', The Hill
From the right: Reporters hit Biden for walking back Facebook 'killing people' comment: 'Not the administration's finest hour', Fox News
We ran the numbers: There are 700 news articles covering this topic. 53% (370) are left leaning, 30% (212) are center, and 17% (118) are right leaning.
On Monday, President Biden softened his criticism that platforms like Facebook are “killing people” with misinformation about the coronavirus pandemic. While left-leaning articles highlight that a coalition of liberal individuals and groups wrote to Facebook and Twitter urging them to ban 12 people who spread the bulk of disinformation about coronavirus vaccines, right-leaning articles highlight that multiple reporters and pundits hit Biden for walking back his comments that Facebook is “killing people.”
A left-leaning article by The Washington Post highlights that a coalition of liberal individuals and groups wrote to Facebook and Twitter urging them to ban 12 people who spread the bulk of disinformation about coronavirus vaccines. Some signatories include UltraViolet, the Center for Countering Digital Hate, and Alianza for Progress.
The Hill published a centrist article reporting that Biden said he wishes Facebook would do more to stop the spread of inaccurate information. When asked if he felt Facebook had done enough to curb misinformation on its platform, Biden said he didn’t think they had.
A right-leaning article by Fox News highlights that multiple reporters and pundits hit Biden for walking back his comments that Facebook is “killing people.” When asked to clarify his controversial comments, Biden narrowed down his targets to a dozen spreaders of what the government has deemed harmful misinformation about the coronavirus.
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