The 10th Democratic debate in South Carolina came and went this week ahead of the state’s primary on Saturday.

Featuring a lineup of Pete Buttigieg, Joe Biden, Amy Klobuchar, Bernie Sanders, Michael Bloomberg, Elizabeth Warren, and Tom Steyer, here are some key takeaways from the night.

Former South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg was arguably the debate’s strongest performer. He made stark comparisons with Sen. Bernie Sanders—the current leader in most polling—and delivered a few bouts of humor in a debate filled with contentious shouting.

While he still didn’t exhibit a terrific debate performance, former Vice President Joe Biden turned up the heat in South Carolina. He attacked businessman Tom Steyer’s support of private prisons and seemed to imply that Sanders, as the most progressive of the Democratic candidates, is a major risk for Democratic voters.

Former Vice President Joe Biden is riding on South Carolina to rebound in the polls. While left-leaning articles highlight Biden’s persistence in campaigning in South Carolina before the primaries, right-leaning articles highlights Joe Biden’s emotional discussion of his faith.

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From the left: Joe Biden’s Last Stand New York Times
From the center: 'I Will Win': What It Would Mean For Biden To Lose South Carolina NPR
From the right: Biden gets emotional during town hall when asked about faith Fox News

Also in the news: As the coronavirus panic intensifies, the Trump administration faces scrutiny. While left-leaning articles highlight that the right-wing media portrays this scrutiny as a biased attack by Democrats, right-leaning articles report that Democrats and the mainstream media are using the coronavirus as a political weapon against Trump.

On Wednesday, President Trump appointed Vice President Mike Pence to oversee the government effort to contain the coronavirus. While left-leaning articles highlight the White House’s contradictory responses to the coronavirus, right-leaning articles condemn Democrats for criticizing the White House’s response.

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From the left: Pence will control all coronavirus messaging from officials, New York Times
From the center: Pence's new coronavirus role raises health record questions, NPR
From the right: Trump tears into Pelosi Schumer for politicizing coronavirus, NY Post

Also in the news: As Super Tuesday approaches, different narratives are arising regarding what to expect. While left-leaning articles highlight former Vice President Joe Biden’s potential rebound, right-leaning articles report that the country needs to stray away from socialism.

The remaining 7 Democratic candidates sparred on Tuesday at the Democratic Debate in South Carolina. Over the next week, sixteen states and territories will vote. Left and Right-leaning sources agree that the debate was “messy” and “unmoderated” – even described as a “schoolyard screaming match".

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From the left: 6 takeaways from the Democratic debate in South Carolina, New York Times
From the center: South Carolina Democratic debate: live updates and analysis, NPR
From the right: Chaos reigns as shouting match breaks out in South Carolina, NY Post

Also in the news: On Wednesday, Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar told a congressional committee that federal health officials have discovered a new case of the coronavirus in the U.S.

On Monday, Senator Bernie Sanders released a checklist detailing how he would finance all of his proposals. He released the plan on his website just minutes after promising to do so at a CNN town hall. While left-leaning articles highlight criticism Sanders has received for not releasing full details about his financial plans, right-leaning articles question the feasibility of Sanders’ plan.

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From the left: Sanders outlines funding for plans but it may not all add up, New York Times
From the center: The potential impact of Sanders on down-ballot Democratic races, NPR
From the right: Sanders says 'major plans' partly funded by new taxes lawsuits, Fox News

Also in the news: The day before the South Carolina primary, seven Democratic candidates will debate in Charleston, S.C.

President Trump spoke on Monday to over 100,000 Indians at a rally in Ahmedabad, India. While left-leaning articles highlight Trump’s neglect to condemn Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his recent actions, right-leaning articles highlight the warm welcome Trump received in India.

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From the left: Visit opens with more symbolism than substance, Washington Post
From the center: Trump addresses over 100000 in India ahead of formal talks, NPR
From the right: Trump rallies massive crowd in India, inks military deal with Modi, Fox News

Also in the news: On Sunday, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) said in an interview on “60 Minutes” that it is “unfair” to classify everything as being “bad” in Cuba under the rule of late Cuban leader Fidel Castro.