The most notable event from this week’s election news was the Democratic debate in Las Vegas on Feb. 19.

Featured on stage were former Vice President Joe Biden; Sens. Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and Amy Klobuchar, former South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg, and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

Coming just days before the Nevada primary, the debate saw tempers flare and candidates launch attack after attack. Here are some major takeaways.

Arguably the biggest headline from the debate in Las Vegas was the palpable tension between Klobuchar and Buttigieg. While the two have sparred a bit in the past, Wednesday night took it to a new level.

The Nevada Democratic Party caucuses kick off on Saturday, Feb. 22. While left-leaning articles highlight the influence of minority voters in Nevada, right-leaning articles focus on Trump’s rally in Nevada.

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From the left: What Nevada wants in a president, New York Times
From the center: Nevada caucuses 2020: live results and analysis, NPR
From the right: Trump accuses Dems of ‘disinformation’, Fox News

Also in the news: On Thursday, President Donald Trump’s long-time friend and advisor Roger Stone was sentenced to three years and four months in prison for lying to a congressional committee investigating Russian interference in the 2016 election, obstruction of justice, and witness tampering.

On Wednesday, the remaining Democratic candidates gathered in Las Vegas for the Democratic presidential debate. While left-leaning articles focus on the debate on class warfare, right-leaning articles highlight attacks on former mayor of New York City Michael Bloomberg during the debate.

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From the left: Class warfare as billionaire and socialist play off each other, Washington Post
From the center: 6 takeaways from the Nevada Democratic debate, NPR
From the right: Bloomberg’s campaign implodes onstage in Nevada Dem debate, NY Post

Also in the news: President Trump held rallies in Arizona and Colorado this week to campaign with vulnerable Republican senators Cory Gardner of Colorado and Martha McSally of Arizona in tough races.

Democratic presidential candidate Senator Elizabeth Warren will get help from a super PAC before Nevada’s caucuses, despite her outspoken opposition to these fundraising efforts. While left-leaning articles highlight Warren’s opposition to super PACs, right-leaning articles question why 'any civilized person' would support the Democratic Party.

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From the left: Super PAC launches to support Elizabeth Warren.. , Washington Post

From the center: Warren gets super PAC help despite past opposition, Metro US

From the right: Elizabeth Warren gets boost from new super PAC… , Washington Times

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg will appear in his first Democratic presidential debate on Wednesday. While left-leaning articles highlight Bloomberg’s attack on Senator Bernie Sanders, right-leaning articles focus on new polls that show Sanders and Bloomberg tied in Virginia.

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From the left: Bloomberg campaign opens first attack on Bernie Sanders, New York Times
From the center: Bloomberg Qualifies For His 1st Presidential Debate In Nevada, NPR
From the right: Sanders and Bloomberg are tied for the lead in new Virginia poll, NY Post

Also in the news: President Trump commuted the sentence of former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich and pardoned former New York Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik and former Wall Street financier Michael Milken.