On the back of her sexual assault allegations against former Vice President and current presidential candidate Joe Biden, Tara Reade is now calling for Biden to exit the race for the 2020 presidency.

Reade, who alleges she was assaulted by Biden while serving in his Senate office in 1993, said she’d be willing to testify under oath on behalf of her claims.

“You and I were there, Joe Biden,” said Reade. “You should not be running on character for the president of the United States." While she agreed to testify and be subjected to cross-examination, Reade did not agree to take a polygraph test, saying she feared it may set a precedent for those who have been sexually assaulted.

Vice President Mike Pence’s press secretary, Katie Miller, tested positive for the coronavirus on Friday. While left-leaning articles highlight that more than a dozen Iowa Democrats urged Pence to delay his trip to Iowa and stay in Washington, right-leaning articles highlight that Miller tweeted she was “doing well.”

There are 1619 news articles covering this topic. 27% (441) are left leaning, 55% (883) center, 18% (295) right leaning.

From the left: White House aide tests positive for virus ahead of Pence trip, Bloomberg
From the center: Pence staffer tests positive for COVID; 2nd in White House this week, NPR
From the right: Pence’s press secretary Katie Miller tests positive for coronavirus, Fox News

Also in the news: Members of the House and Senate are working to draft a new coronavirus relief bill. While left-leaning articles highlight that Speaker Nancy Pelosi hoped to release the coronavirus relief package on Friday, right-leaning articles highlight caution from Republicans in releasing a new relief package.

A member of the U.S. Navy who serves as one of President Trump’s personal valets has tested positive for the coronavirus. While left-leaning articles highlight that the White House’s robust testing process is not available for the general public, right-leaning articles highlight that the President and Vice President are regularly screened for the coronavirus.

There are 2618 news articles covering this topic. 36% (950) are left leaning, 46% (1196) center, 18% (472) right leaning.

From the left: The sharp hypocrisy of the White House position on testing, Washington Post
From the center: White House military aide tests positive for coronavirus, NPR
From the right: Donald Trump’s personal valet tests positive for coronavirus, NY Post

Also in the news: The Justice Department is dropping its case against Michael Flynn, President Trump’s former national security adviser who pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about Russia’s ambassador. While left-leaning articles highlight Trump’s history of meddling with the Justice Department, right-leaning articles highlight that Trump accused officials involved in prosecuting Flynn of “treason.”

Shelley Luther, owner of Salon À la Mode in Dallas, had been operating her business despite a county official’s cease-and-desist letter ordering her to close. Luther was sentenced to seven days in jail Tuesday after defying social distancing restrictions requiring her salon to stay closed. While left-leaning articles highlight that Luther refused her chance to “make things right”, right-leaning articles highlight that Texas Governor Greg Abbott said he believed the move was excessive.

There are 1788 news articles covering this topic. 36% (652) are left leaning, 39% (702) center, 24% (434) right leaning.

From the left: TX Salon owner would rather go to jail than close doors, The Washington Post
From the center: 'Outrageous' to jail salon owner for opening during lockdown, The Hill
From the right: Texas AG tells judge to free ‘unjustly jailed’ salon owner, Fox News

Also in the news: Less than a day after signaling the White House task force on coronavirus would be disbanded, President Trump reversed his decision and said the group will “continue on indefinitely.” While left-leaning articles highlight that shutting down the task force raised concerns, right-leaning articles highlight that the task force will focus more on rebooting the economy.

On Wednesday, President Trump tweeted that the White House coronavirus task force would “continue on indefinitely,” but with a different focus and composition. Top health official Anthony Fauci is also set to testify in front of the Senate next week. While left-leaning articles highlight that Trump blocked Fauci from testifying in front of the House, right-leaning articles highlight that the last time Fauci testified he opposed the administration.

There are 1917 news articles covering this topic. 52% (1002) are left leaning, 34% (657) center, 13% (258) right leaning.

From the left: Fauci to testify before Senate not House on virus response, New York Times
From the center: White House coronavirus task force to wind down, NPR
From the right: Trump says Fauci will testify before Senate, not ‘haters’ in House, NY Post

Also in the news: According to new polls, most Americans oppose reopening businesses and believe that the number of coronavirus deaths is higher than reported. While left-leaning articles highlight that most Americans say they would feel uncomfortable shopping at a retail store or eating at a restaurant, right-leaning articles highlight that Republicans believe deaths are being overcounted, while Democrats believe they are being undercounted.

Recent polls reveal that Massachusetts senator Elizabeth Warren is at the top of Democrats’ list for former Vice President Joe Biden’s running mate. While left-leaning articles highlight the possibility of Biden being a one-term president, right-leaning articles highlight that Warren is not a good pick.

There are 2315 news articles covering this topic. 36% (832) are left leaning, 38% (870) center, 26% (613) right leaning.

From the left: Why Biden’s Running Mate Has Momentous Implications, New York Times
From the center: Poll shows Warren is Dem voters' top pick for Vice President, CBS News
From the right: Why Warren tops VP polling but won't get tapped, Washington Examiner

Also in the news: On Sunday, President Trump gave a two-hour interview to Fox News in the Lincoln Memorial. While left-leaning articles highlight that Trump congratulated himself during the interview, right-leaning articles highlight Trump’s endorsement of state-by-state approaches to loosening lockdown restrictions.