On Friday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Democrats are prepared to move forward with impeachment next week if President Donald Trump doesn’t resign. While left-leaning articles highlight that the House would “preserve every option” for Trump’s removal, right-leaning articles highlight that Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer have a failed understanding of the Constitution.

There are 4459 news articles covering this topic. 44% (1975) are left leaning, 37% (1627) are center, and 19% (857) are right leaning.

From the left: Dem momentum builds for potential impeachment next week, CNN Politics
From the center: 'I Want Him Out': Rep Sen. Lisa Murkowski Calls For Trump To Resign, NPR
From the right: Jarrett: Pelosi & Schumer wrong to claim Trump can be removed, Fox News

Also in the news: President-elect Joe Biden plans to release almost all vaccine doses immediately. While left-leaning articles highlight that the Biden administration’s strategy could avert an additional 23% to 29% of COVID-19 cases, right-leaning articles highlight that the Biden administration’s plan to release almost all coronavirus vaccines is wrong.

On Thursday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer called for President Trump to be removed from office via the 25th Amendment. While left-leaning articles highlight that senior administration officials were discussing whether the Cabinet might invoke the 25th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution to force Trump out of office, right-leaning articles highlight that Pelosi also called for the resignation of the chief of the Capitol Police Steven Sund.

There are 6080 news articles covering this topic. 57% (3479) are left leaning, 33% (2014) are center, and 10% (587) are right leaning.

From the left: Aides weigh resigning as Trump rages against “betrayals”, Washington Post
From the center: Chorus Of Calls For Invocation Of 25th Amendment Against Trump, NPR
From the right: Pelosi calls for 25th Amendment, impeachment to remove Trump, Fox News

Also in the news: On Thursday, Merrick Garland, president-elect Joe Biden’s pick for attorney general, pledged to fight violent U.S. extremism. While left-leaning articles highlight that if confirmed by the Senate, Garland would inherit urgent challenges related to policing and civil rights, right-leaning articles highlight that Biden also announced other nominations to the Justice Department.

On Wednesday, rioters loyal to President Trump forced their way to the U.S. Capitol, bursting through police barricades and mobbing the building. While left-leaning articles highlight that many foreign observers reacted with alarm and grief, as the surreal scene in the U.S. Capitol took place, right-leaning articles highlight that the intrusion of protestors into both the House and Senate forced lawmakers to evacuate to a secure location.

There are 4588 news articles covering this topic. 61% (2803) are left leaning, 32% (1447) are center, and 7% (338) are right leaning.

From the left: Stunned by subversion of democracy after Capitol breach, Washington Post
From the center: Trump attacks Pence as protesters force their way into Capitol, The Hill
From the right: Electoral College certification derailed after Capitol breach, Fox News

Also in the news: After Democrat Raphael Warnock defeated Senator Kelly Loeffler (R-Ga.) and Democrat Jon Ossoff defeated Senator David Perdue, Democrats have won control of the Senate. While left-leaning articles highlight that Ossoff will be the youngest member of the Senate, right-leaning articles highlight that President-elect Joe Biden vowed “to get big things done for our nation.”

On Wednesday, Democratic challenger Raphael Warnock beat Republican incumbent Kelly Loeffler in the U.S. Senate race in Georgia. While left-leaning articles highlight that in order for Democrats to control the Senate, they will need to beat history, right-leaning articles highlight that more than 3 million voters in Georgia cast their ballots early.

There are 3209 news articles covering this topic. 38% (1230) are left leaning, 46% (1469) are center, and 16% (510) are right leaning.

From the left: Democrats are fighting history in the Georgia runoffs, The Washington Post
From the center: Dems win one runoff and lead in second, closer to Senate control, Reuters
From the right: Georgia voters flock to polling sites amid crucial runoff races, New York Post

Also in the news: On Monday, Byung J. “BJay” Pak, the top U.S. prosecutor in Atlanta, resigned from his post. While left-leaning articles highlight that Pak previously indicated “he would not leave until Inauguration Day,” right-leaning articles highlight that Pak offered little explanation for his sudden departure.

On Saturday, Trump and White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows told Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger that they wanted him to track down more than 11,000 ballots to flip Georgia. While left-leaning articles highlight that that on social media, much of the conversation among legal observers revolve around federal statute 52 U.S. Code 20511, right-leaning articles highlight that Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez called Trump’s action an impeachable offense.

There are 5125 news articles covering this topic. 64% (3296) are left leaning, 29% (1510) are center, and 6% (319) are right leaning.

From the left: Did Trump break laws in call to GA’s secretary of state?, The Washington Post
From the center: Trump's Call To GA Officials Sparks Debate Over Legality, Ethics, NPR
From the right: AOC slams Trump's call as an 'impeachable offense', The Washington Time

Also in the news: On Tuesday, Georgia’s two U.S. Senate races will determine who will control the Senate. While left-leaning articles highlight that a Democratic sweep in Georgia would boost the odds that the Biden administration steers more economic relief spending through Congress, right-leaning articles highlight that Georgia Republican Governor Brian Kemp said the runoffs could “stop socialism.”