This week, more than 50 liberal groups signed a letter to Biden, criticizing his response to the protest movement against police brutality. Biden’s recent promise would add $300 million for community policing programs, which many activists say would undermine their efforts to push for systemic changes, such as defunding the police.

Minnesota senator Amy Klobuchar said she is dropping out of the running to be vice president, urging Biden to select a woman of color instead.

The Wisconsin Elections Commission gave final approval to put absentee ballot application forms in the hands of 2.7 million registered voters ahead of the November presidential election.

The mayor of Tulsa set up a curfew ahead of Trump’s campaign rally out of concern that outside groups were headed to town to “raise trouble”. While left-leaning articles highlight that Trump’s decision to hold the rally in Tulsa on the weekend of Juneteenth sparked outrage, right-leaning articles highlight that masks would be optional at the rally.

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From the left: Tulsa issues curfew ahead Trump rally after fears of unrest, Washington Post
From the center: Health experts fear rally could turn into 'super spreader' event, USA Today
From the right: Tulsa mayor declares health emergency ahead of Trump rally, Fox News

Also in the news: On Friday, a federal judge began a hearing to decide whether to block the release of former national security adviser John Bolton’s upcoming book. While left-leaning articles highlight that the judge expressed doubt that he could stop the publication, right-leaning articles highlight that Bolton turned in his manuscript without clearance from the National Security Council.

On Thursday, the Supreme Court ruled to uphold the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. While left-leaning articles highlight that the court’s decision was mainly provisional, right-leaning articles highlight that Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts has sided with the court’s liberal wing.

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From the left: Trump can’t immediately end DACA supreme court rules, New York Times
From the center: Democrats praise supreme court decision to uphold DACA, NPR
From the right: Trump calls for ‘new justices’ on supreme court, Fox News

Also in the news: On Thursday, both Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and former national security adviser John Bolton said that President Trump is “unfit for office.” While left-leaning articles highlight Bolton’s doubt that Trump has the competency to be president, right-leaning articles highlight that MSNBC host Chris Hayes blasted Bolton for his book.

On Wednesday, the Trump administration went to court for the second time this week to try to stop the publication of former national security adviser John Bolton’s book, The Room Where It Happened: A White House Memoir. While left-leaning articles highlight that Bolton’s book is the most comprehensive look into the Trump White House from a high-level official, right-leaning articles highlight that President Trump lashed out at Bolton on “Hannity.”

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From the left: Bolton says impeachment inquiry missed troubling actions, New York Times
From the center: Trump Goes to Court to Stop John Bolton's Book Publication, NPR
From the right: Trump bashes ‘washed-up’ Bolton, saying he ‘broke the law’, Fox News

Also in the news: Congress has been exploring legislation that would reshape what policing should look like in America. While left-leaning articles highlight that Congressional Republicans are struggling to find a legislative response, right-leaning articles highlight that Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer said she does not support the actual idea of eliminating funding to law enforcement agencies.

On Tuesday, President Donald Trump announced an executive order that creates a federal database of police officers with a history of using excessive force. While left-leaning articles highlight that Trump did not address the racism issue directly, right-leaning articles highlight that Trump met with families of black people killed by the police.

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From the left: Trump offers full-throated defense of police in executive action signing, CNN
From the center: Schumer pans Trump executive order on police reform, The Hill
From the right: President Donald Trump signs executive order on police reform, NY Post

Also in the news: On Saturday, President Trump walked unusually slow down a ramp after speaking at West Point. While left-leaning articles highlight that President Trump’s daughter-in-law insists that Trump has no health issues, right-leaning articles highlight that mainstream media would take any chance to denigrate the president.

On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the 1964 Civil Rights Act protects gay, lesbian, and transgender employees from discrimination based on sex. While left-leaning articles highlight that Justice Neil Gorsuch showcased his fidelity to rules of statutory interpretation, right-leaning articles highlight that Justice Samuel Alito said the majority went too far in its decision.

There are 907 news articles covering this topic. 41% (372) are left leaning, 35% (316) center, 24% (219) right leaning.

From the left: Trump's supreme court appointee Gorsuch just protected LGBTQ rights, CNN
From the center: Supreme Court delivers major victory to LGBTQ employees, NPR
From the right: Supreme Court 6-3 ruling in landmark LGBT employment case, Fox News

Also in the news: On Monday, Planned Parenthood endorsed Democrat Joe Biden for president. While left-leaning articles highlight Biden’s response to the endorsement, right-leaning articles highlight that the Trump campaign bashed Biden in a statement.