On Monday, Biden traveled to Pennsylvania to give remarks on how Trump has made America less safe. Biden suggested that the president is intentionally trying to increase divisions and is in league with violent protests in Kenosha and Portland. 

After arriving in Wilmington, North Carolina, on Wednesday, Trump told local station WECT that voters should test their state’s election system by voting twice. On Thursday, North Carolina’s Board of Elections issued a statement telling voters it is illegal to vote in an election twice after Trump’s statement.

At a packed campaign rally on Thursday, President Donald Trump spun rumors about his own health into another hit on Joe Biden. Trump also mocked Biden for wearing a mask.

Joe Biden and his wife, Jill Biden, headed to Kenosha, Wisconsin. Biden drew sharp contrast with Trump as he aligned himself strongly and sympathetically with protestors of racial injustice.

According to new national opinion polls, former Vice President Joe Biden maintains an advantage over Donald Trump in the presidential race. A CNN Poll conducted by SSRS showed that among registered voters, 51% of voters back Biden, while 43% back Trump. According to a Quinnipiac University survey, Biden leads Trump by 8 points in Pennsylvania and 3 in Florida.

On Friday, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden pushed back against statements made by Attorney General William Barr that China is the biggest threat to the presidential election. While left-leaning articles highlight that Biden points to Russia as the main threat to the election, right-leaning articles highlight that White House National Security Advisor Robert O’Brien said that he agrees with Trump that China is the top election threat.

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From the left: ‘China is biggest threat to US election’ Trump aide says, The Washington Post
From the center: Biden calls Barr 'lousy' AG 'really bad intelligence officer', USA Today
From the right: Biden says Russia, not China, is top threat to election, The New York Post

Also in the news: President Trump denied a report in The Atlantic that he denigrated U.S. service members. While left-leaning articles highlight that Trump called World War I dead at an American military cemetery in France as “losers,” right-leaning articles highlight that Biden and allied military vets called Trump’s comments “disgusting.”

On Thursday, Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden traveled to Kenosha, Wisconsin, which has been thrown into the national spotlight after a police shooting of Jacob Blake, a Black man. While left-leaning articles highlight that Biden’s speech drew sharp contrast with Trump’s, right-leaning articles highlight that Biden spoke with Jacob Blake and his family and took aim at President Trump.

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From the left: Biden Makes Case for Healing and Unity, Not Division, The New York Times
From the center: 'We've got to heal': Biden faces political balancing act, USA Today
From the right: Biden speaks with Blake, hits Trump’s ‘law and order’ push in WI, Fox News

Also in the news: North Carolina’s Board of Elections issued a statement telling voters it is illegal to vote in an election twice after President Trump appeared to encourage supporters in North Carolina to both mail in ballots and vote in person. While left-leaning articles highlight that a chorus of election officials and social media companies have rushed to condemn Trump’s suggestion that his supporters should try to vote more than once, right-leaning articles highlight that Twitter masked a pair of tweets from Trump encouraging people to potentially vote twice.

On Wednesday, Biden called the challenge of reopening America’s schools a “national emergency.” While left-leaning articles highlight that Biden spotlighted President Trump’s poor handling of the pandemic, right-leaning articles highlight that schools are paying the price for Trump’s failures.

There are 3132 news articles covering this topic. 21% (666) are left leaning, 60% (1860) are center, and 19% (606) are right leaning.

From the left: Biden Faults Trump Over Schools’ Inability to Reopen, The New York Times
From the center: Biden: Challenge of reopening schools is 'national emergency', USA Today
From the right: Biden rips Trump: 'He's offering nothing but failure & delusions', Fox News

Also in the news: According to new national opinion polls, former Vice President Joe Biden maintains an advantage over Donald Trump in the presidential race. While left-leaning articles highlight that a CNN Poll shows 51% of voters back Biden while 43% back Trump, a right-leaning articles highlights that according to a Monmouth University poll, Trump is closing in on Biden in Pennsylvania.

President Donald Trump defended Kyle Rittenhouse, the 17-year-old who fatally shot two protesters and wounded a third in Kenosha, Wisconsin. While left-leaning articles highlight that Trump never mentioned Jacob Blake, the Black man who was struck seven times in the back by a white police officer, right-leaning articles highlight that Trump promised to help devastated businesses in Kenosha rebuild.

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From the left: Trump offers police support; little mention of shooting, The New York Times
From the center: Trump defends Kenosha shooter Rittenhouse before visit to WI, USA Today
From the right: Trump visits site of riots, promises to help businesses rebuild, Fox News

Also in the news: On Monday, Biden suggested that the president is intentionally trying to increase divisions and is in league with violent protests in Kenosha and Portland. While left-leaning articles highlight that in Trump’s speech on Monday, he made a number of false claims, right-leaning articles highlight that the American people don’t believe that violence in Democratic-run cities is Trump’s fault.

In a speech on Monday, Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden pushed back against President Trump’s campaign message that voters wouldn’t be safe under his administration. While left-leaning articles highlight that Biden’s address deflected criticism that Trump has leveled against him, right-leaning articles highlight that Biden condemned lawlessness in America.

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From the left: Biden Confronts Trump: ‘He Can’t Stop the Violence’, The New York Times
From the center: Biden: Trump 'Can't Stop The Violence… He Has Fomented It', NPR
From the right: Biden condemns rioting, blasts Trump's response in fiery speech, Fox News

Also in the news: On Monday, Biden suggested that the president is intentionally trying to increase divisions and is in league with violent protests in Kenosha and Portland. While left-leaning articles highlight that in Trump’s speech on Monday, he made a number of false claims, right-leaning articles highlight that the American people don’t believe that violence in Democratic-run cities is Trump’s fault.