On Friday, Speaker Nancy Pelosi suggested that any lawmakers found to have assisted in the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol may face criminal charges. While left-leaning articles highlight that Democrats have called for investigations into the security breaches of the Capitol, right-leaning articles highlight that Capitol Police are looking into reports that certain members of Congress may have hosted tours at the Capitol days before the attack.

There are 3567 news articles covering this topic. 39% (1398) are left leaning, 45% (1588) are center, and 16% (581) are right leaning.

From the left: House Members Push for Answers in Wake of Breaches, The Boston Globe
From the center: Pelosi suggests charges for any lawmaker who helped with riot, The Hill
From the right: Police 'looking at' reports of tours in days before riot: source, Fox News

On Thursday, President-elect Joe Biden outlined his plans for economic relief from the coronavirus crisis. His plan is called the American Rescue Plan and is expected to cost $1.9 trillion. While left-leaning articles highlight that Biden’s relief proposal covers a national vaccination program, right-leaning articles highlight that Democrats would potentially be able to pass some of the measures without Republican support through the fast-track budget reconciliation process.

There are 4715 news articles covering this topic. 37% (1728) are left leaning, 38% (1806) are center, and 25% (1181) are right leaning.

From the left: What’s in Biden’s $1.9 trillion emergency plan, The Washington Post
From the center: 'We Cannot Afford Inaction': Biden Unveils COVID-19 Relief Plan, NPR
From the right: Biden calls for more direct cash to Americans in new package, Fox News

Also in the news: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has not indicated when she will send the latest article of impeachment against President Trump to the Senate. While left-leaning articles highlight that for the second time, Republican senators face the choice of whether to convict President Donald Trump in an impeachment trial, right-leaning articles highlight that Pelosi held on to the two articles of impeachment passed against Trump in late 2019 for weeks before eventually transmitting them to the Senate.

On Wednesday, the House of Representatives impeached Trump with the support from ten GOP. While left-leaning articles highlight that other world leaders have been banned in the past from running for office, right-leaning articles highlight that although Trump has one week left in office, supporters of the impeachment say he is too dangerous to stay in office a minute longer.

There are 4705 news articles covering this topic. 51% (2392) are left leaning, 37% (1768) are center, and 12% (545) are right leaning.

From the left: Ban Trump from running again? That’s been tried elsewhere, Washington Post
From the center: Here are the House Republicans who voted to impeach Trump, The Hill
From the right: Trump impeached by House, first president to face rebuke twice, Fox News

Also in the news: National Guardsmen providing security at the U.S. Capitol ahead of President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration are armed. While left-leaning articles highlight that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi personally thanked a group of troops standing at attention in the front of the Capitol, right-leaning articles highlight that when journalists and lawmakers arrived at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, hundreds of National Guard troops were sleeping on the building’s marble floors.

On Tuesday, House Republican Conference Chair Liz Cheney announced that she plans to vote to impeach President Trump for inciting a violent mob at the Capitol. While left-leaning articles highlight that key members of the House Judiciary Committee introduced a single article of impeachment on Monday that has already gathered at least 218 cosponsors, right-leaning articles highlight that GOP leadership will not lobby members to vote against President Trump’s impeachment.

There are 4059 news articles covering this topic. 26% (1055) are left leaning, 53% (2153) are center, and 21% (851) are right leaning.

From the left: House to vote Wed as Pelosi gets votes to impeach, The Washington Post
From the center: Cheney says she'll vote to impeach Trump, NPR
From the right: GOP leadership won't lobby to vote against impeachment, Fox News

Also in the news: On Tuesday, President Trump said his remarks to supporters just before they stormed the U.S. Capitol last week were “totally appropriate.” While left-leaning articles highlight that as of Tuesday morning, the U.S. Capitol Police, FBI, Department of Justice and Department of Homeland Security has held zero public briefings on the riots, right-leaning articles highlight that during a conversation with House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy, President Trump acknowledged that he bears some blame for the Capitol riot.

On Monday, House Democrats introduced an impeachment resolution against President Trump. While left-leaning articles highlight that Trump’s actions have put the nation on the traumatic path of impeachment, right-leaning articles highlight that House Democrats introduced an impeachment resolution against President Trump for incitement of an “insurrection.”

There are 3761 news articles covering this topic. 24% (920) are left leaning, 56% (2111) are center, and 20% (730) are right leaning.

From the left: Trump faces prospect of impeachment; Dems set to move quickly, CNN
From the center: Dems introduce article; GOP block 25th Amendment resolution, USA Today
From the right: Dems introduce impeachment res claiming incited 'insurrection', Fox News

Also in the news: President-elect Joe Biden plans to nominate William Burns, a former U.S. ambassador to Russia and Jordan, to be the director of the Central Intelligence Agency. While left-leaning articles highlight that Burns would inherit an agency that has spent four years defending against President Trump, right-leaning articles highlight that Burns previously had a 33-year old career in the U.S. Foreign Service.