Latinos for Trump released a video that uses the song “Despacito” by Luis Fonsi and Justin Bieber to highlight allegations of inappropriate touching by Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden. Trump shared a manipulated video of Biden playing a few bars of “Despactio” with “F--Tha Police” dubbed in. Twitter, which had previously refused to label misinformation, flagged the video as "manipulated media."

Trump insisted that the cause of fires in the West is a result of poor forest management, and not climate change, leading Biden to call President Trump a “climate arsonist.” However, Eric Trump ripped on Biden by calling him a hypocrite for attacking President Trump over the widespread California fires while largely ignoring left-wing activists setting fire in cities across America.

President Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden both traveled to northern Minnesota. In a fiery speech, Biden criticized Trump’s view of the economy and noted how the rich have gotten richer, not only during Trump’s presidency but also during the global pandemic. Trump is trying to reclaim Minnesota as it’s been nearly a half-century since a Republican won Minnesota in the race for the White House. Trump only narrowly lost the state four years ago to 2016 Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and is now aiming to end the losing streak.

On Friday, the Supreme Court announced Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death. Biden paid tribute to RBG and called on the Senate to consider the will of voters in finding the late justice’s replacement, while Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said he would put a nominee picked by President Trump to a Senate vote.

On Friday, President Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden both traveled to northern Minnesota. While left-leaning articles highlight that Biden criticized Trump’s view of the economy in a fiery populist speech, right-leaning articles highlight that Trump is trying to reclaim Minnesota after narrowly losing the state four years ago to Hillary Clinton.

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From the left: Biden, Trump heading to MN as early voting begins, The Washington Post
From the center: Biden And Trump Visit Minnesota As The State Begins Early Voting, NPR
From the right: Battle for MN: Biden, Trump hold rallies in unlikely battleground, Fox News

Also in the news: On Friday, President Donald Trump said that every American will have access to a coronavirus vaccine by April. While left-leaning articles highlight that no one knows yet when enough data will be collected from clinical trials to show that a vaccine in a late-stage trial is effective or safe, right-leaning articles highlight that Trump rallied against Biden, who said that he does not trust Trump’s word on vaccines.

On Wednesday, President Trump publicly slapped down Dr. Robert R. Redfield, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as the president promised a vaccine could be available in weeks and go “immediately” to the general public. While left-leaning articles highlight that Trump’s public scolding of Redfield was the starkest instance when the president has rejected the advice of public health issues, right-leaning articles highlight that Trump called Redfield to express his displeasure regarding Redfield’s comments.

There are 1869 news articles covering this topic. 35% (645) are left leaning, 44% (824) are center, and 21% (400) are right leaning.

From the left: Trump Scorns His Own Scientists Over Virus Data, The New York Times
From the center: Trump's rebuke of CDC director sows confusion on timeline, ABC News
From the right: Trump says CDC Director got it all wrong on masks, vaccines ABC News

Also in the news: On Thursday, President Trump said he would create a commission to promote “patriotic education” and announced the creation of a grant to develop a “pro-American curriculum.” While left-leaning articles highlight that Trump has no power over the curriculum taught in local schools, right-leaning articles highlight that Trump said Democrats and the New York Times’ “1619 Project” promotes an inaccurate version of U.S. history.

On Wednesday, Latinos for Trump released a video that uses the 2019 hit song “Despacito” by Luis Fonsi and Justin Bieber to highlight allegations of inappropriate touching by Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden. While left-leaning articles highlight that Trump and his team continue to push misleading statements, right-leaning articles highlight that Trump retweeted a manipulated video of Biden twice.

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From the left: Trump’s replaced ‘Despacito’ with an anti-police song, The New York Times
From the center: Latinos4Trump: Biden’s Touching Allegations & 'Despacito', Newsweek
From the right: Trump’s manipulated video of Biden dancing to 'F--- tha Police', Fox News

Also in the news: On Wednesday, Speaker Nancy Pelosi said she has no intention of staging a vote on emergency coronavirus legislation if it lacks the bipartisan support to win President Trump’s signature. While left-leaning articles highlight that a bipartisan group of 50 legislators known as the House Problem Solvers Caucus unveiled a $1.5 trillion proposal for the next round of economic relief, right-leaning articles highlight that 25 Democrats broke with their leadership and joined 25 Republicans on a compromise proposal.

As the presidential race approaches its final weeks, President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden have approached campaigning very differently. While left-leaning articles highlight that Biden called Trump a “climate arsonist,” right-leaning articles highlight that Eric Trump called Biden a hypocrite for attacking Trump over the California fires while ignoring activists who are setting fire to cities.

There are 2854 news articles covering this topic. 26% (735) are left leaning, 51% (1443) are center, and 24% (676) are right leaning.

From the left: As Trump Rejects Science, Biden Calls ‘Climate Arsonist’, The New York Times
From the center: 4 Differences In How Biden And Trump Campaign Right Now, NPR
From the right: Eric Trump rips Biden: He blames president for wildfires while 'Democrats haven't done a damn thing' about BLM 'burning churches', Fox News

Also in the news: Judy Shelton, President Trump’s pick to serve on the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate-setting panel, does not have the votes to win confirmation in the U.S. Senate. While left-leaning articles highlight that Democrats contend that Shelton’s views are too far out for the seven-member Fed board, right-leaning articles highlight that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell warned that Democrats will try to change the rules of the chamber if they win the Senate in November.

On Monday, Trump flew to California to review wildfire damage, which government officials and scientists have identified as the primary culprit behind the intense wildfires. While left-leaning articles highlight that Biden called Trump a “climate arsonist,” right-leaning articles highlight that Biden’s attack on President Trump was tone-deaf.

There are 1573 news articles covering this topic. 26% (407) are left leaning, 53% (839) are center, and 21% (327) are right leaning.

From the left: Wildfires Reaching Once Tranquil Places on the Coast, The New York Times
From the center: Scientists: climate wildfires; Trump: 'forest management', USA Today
From the right: Chaffetz blasts Biden for climate change Trump attack, Fox News

Also in the news: According to a report from Politico on Saturday, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) has increasingly agreed to allow politically appointed officials to review reports about the coronavirus by the CDC, and in a few cases, alter the wording in the documents. While left-leaning articles highlight that Trump’s team has constantly meddled in health officials’ coronavirus work, right-leaning articles highlight that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said no to the Republican’s trillion-dollar virus aid package.