On Friday, Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) condemned Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito over a speech he gave on Thursday at the Federalist Society’s annual meeting. While left-leaning articles highlight that the present and future of the Supreme Court has become a political issue, right-leaning articles highlight that Alito said the “COVID crisis has served as a sort of constitutional stress test.”

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From the left: Warren Slams Justice Alito Over 'Nakedly Partisan' Speech, The LA Times
From the center: Warren slams Justice Alito over 'nakedly partisan' speech, The Hill
From the right: Justice Alito Warns Of Threats To Liberty Amid Pandemic, The Daily Caller

Also in the news: Committees within the Department of Homeland Security that worked on protecting U.S. voting systems affirmed Thursday that there is “no evidence” the November 3rd election was compromised. While left-leaning articles highlight that Krebs drew the ire of White House officials with a rumor control page that knocked back phony claims about election fraud, right-leaning articles highlight that Krebs told associates he expects to be fired after angering the White House by debunking claims of election fraud.

Biden’s campaign announced Wednesday evening that president-elect Joe Biden has named his longtime aide Ron Klain to be White House chief of staff. While left-leaning articles highlight that Klain has been at the center of Supreme Court confirmations for three decades, right-leaning articles highlight that Klain was former President Barack Obama’s “Ebola czar.”

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From the left: Biden's new chief of staff knows how to get a justice confirmed, CNN
From the center: Biden Names Longtime Aide Ron Klain As White House Chief Of Staff, NPR
From the right: Biden Names Klain, Obama’s Ebola Czar, Chief Of Staff, Daily Caller

Also in the news: On Thursday, President-elect Joe Biden spoke to Pope Francis, despite President Donald Trump’s refusal to concede in the election. While left-leaning articles highlight Biden’s “desire to work together” on issues such as helping the poor, right-leaning articles highlight that Biden spotlighted his Catholic faith during his White House run.

Progressives are pushing for Biden to pick Sanders for a Cabinet position as they try to get the administration to embrace policies pushed by the party’s left. While left-leaning articles highlight that half of Biden’s Cabinet should be women, right-leaning articles highlight that progressive groups are pushing Biden to stack his Cabinet with candidates who are further to the left than him.

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From the left: Biden to appoint women to half Cabinet. Not just fair, smart, Washington Post
From the center: Sanders confirms interest in becoming Biden's Labor secretary, The Hill
From the right: Progressive groups push Biden to tap Warren, Sanders, Tlaib, Fox News

Also in the news: Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced that the state would conduct a hand recount of the presidential race, where President-elect Joe Biden holds a 14,000-vote lead. While left-leaning articles highlight that Raffensperger’s announcement comes as he faces pressure from Trump’s campaign for a recount, right-leaning articles highlight that Raffensperger told reporters that the recount will “help build confidence.”

On Tuesday, president-elect Joe Biden said he plans to roll back on executive orders posed by President Trump. While left-leaning articles highlight that big Wall Street banks are positioning themselves as eager allies with a Biden administration, right-leaning articles highlight that Biden plans to enact executive orders that include rejoining the Paris Climate Agreement.

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From the left: Wall Street braces for climate change scrutiny under Biden, Politico
From the center: Biden stresses importance of peace deal in call to PM Johnson, Reuters
From the right: Biden plans to rejoin Paris Agreement and WHO, Day One, Fox News

Also in the news: On Tuesday, president-elect Biden said Trump’s refusal to concede to the election hasn’t yet impeded with his team’s transition process. While left-leaning articles highlight that the GOP backed Trump’s efforts to fight election results, right-leaning articles highlight that Biden called Trump’s refusal to concede to the election “an embarrassment.”

On Sunday, President-elect Joe Biden accepted congratulations on his victory from world leaders, while President Trump continued to defy the election results. While left-leaning articles highlight that Twitter has flagged several of Trump’s tweets as potential misinformation about elections, right-leaning articles highlight that President Trump is planning to bring back large-scale rallies focused on “ongoing litigation” that challenges the results of the election.

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From the left: Trump continues to defy results as the world moves on, The Washington Post
From the center: GA senators runoffs calls for Secretary of State’s resignation, USA Today
From the right: Trump to revive rallies as he pursues litigation to overturn results, Fox News

Also in the news: On Monday, stocks sailed to record highs, as there was promising data on a leading COVID-19 vaccine candidate as well as President-elect Joe Biden’s victory in the U.S. presidential election. While left-leaning articles highlight that Wall Street surged as Pfizer and BioNTech announced that its vaccine was 90 percent effective in protecting people against Covid-19, right-leaning articles highlight that both President Trump and Biden celebrated the news of the effectiveness of the coronavirus vaccine.