After the tumultuous Iowa caucuses last week, this week’s New Hampshire primary—with clear results—demonstrated that there isn’t a clear Democratic front-runner.

While it’s still unclear who definitively won in Iowa, the New Hampshire results show a victory for Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders.

However, while Sanders eked ahead of former South Bend, Ind. Mayor Pete Buttigieg in the popular vote, both candidates left New Hampshire with 9 delegates, which—because of the structure of the nomination process—is far more important than the popular vote.

After the Iowa caucuses meltdown, organizers of the Nevada caucuses are working to ensure that their presidential contest goes off smoothly. While left-leaning articles report on the difference between the Nevada and Iowa caucuses, right-leaning articles doubt that Google will be able to help the Nevada Democratic Party.

There are 1524 news articles covering this topic. 44% (671) are left leaning, 40% (612) center, 16% (241) right leaning.

From the left: Another caucus. but Nevada will look completely different., New York Times
From the center: Nevada's Democratic party scrambles to test caucus reporting system, NPR
From the right: Dem party recruits Google to help Nevada avoid Iowa debacle, Daily Caller

Also in the news: The United States and the Taliban reached an agreement on a weeklong reduction of violence that could lead to a U.S. troop withdrawal from Afghanistan.

Attorney General William Barr is scheduled to testify before the House Judiciary Committee after the Justice Department intervened in Roger Stone’s sentencing recommendation.

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From the left: Everyone is focusing on the wrong part of Barr’s interview, Washington Post
From the center: AG William Barr to testify in Congress after Roger Stone controversy, NPR
From the right: Barr says Trump’s tweets about Stone case make it ‘impossible’, NY Post

Also in the news: The Senate approved a bipartisan resolution to curb the president’s war powers in regards to Iran. The vote was 55-45 due to eight Republicans joining all Democrats to pass the measure.

In the New Hampshire primaries, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders won over former South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg and close behind them was Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar. Left-leaning articles highlight Klobuchar’s upward momentum, while right-leaning articles highlight the lack of media coverage of Sanders’ New Hampshire win.

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From the left: With third-place, Klobuchar bursts to the center of the race, Washington Post
From the center: Sen. Bernie Sanders wins New Hampshire's democratic primary, NPR
From the right: Media surging Klobuchar as Sanders wins New Hampshire, Fox News

Also in the news: Entrepreneur Andrew Yang, Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet, and former Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick ended their White House bids on Wednesday.

On Tuesday, four federal prosecutors withdrew from President Trump’s longtime friend Roger Stone’s case. The withdrawal came hours after the Justice Department intervened in the case to seek a shorter sentence for Stone.

There are 491 news articles covering this topic. 73% (358) are left leaning, 22% (109) center, 5% (24) right leaning.

From the left: Shorter sentence sought for Stone overruling prosecutors, New York Times
From the center: DOJ asks court for 'far less' prison time for Stone after Trump tweet, NPR
From the right: Prosecutors quit, DOJ call Roger Stone sentence request too harsh, NY Post

Also in the news: Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders is projected to win in New Hampshire. While left-leaning articles highlight what to watch for in New Hampshire’s primaries, right-leaning articles focus on Trump’s rally ahead of the primary.

President Trump proposed $4.4 trillion in spending cuts over the next decade in his budget for the 2021 fiscal year. While left-leaning articles focus on the fact that Trump’s new proposed budget includes dramatic cuts in disability and safety net programs, right-leaning articles report that the budget moves towards the right direction in terms of budget balancing.

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From the left: Trump’s $4.8 trillion budget with more border wall funding, New York Times
From the center: Trump Again Proposes Slashing Foreign Aid In Budget, NPR
From the right: What happened to balancing the budget in 10 years?, Washington Examiner

Also in the news: Recent polls show Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders and Mayor of South Bend., Ind., Pete Buttigieg in a close race in New Hampshire’s primary.