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Also today: Todd Blanche Declines DOJ Pledge · Trump Cuts South Korea Drills · CENTCOM Addresses USS Lincoln Concerns · Lala Batters Hawaii · Jared Kushner Meets Hamas Leader

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The biggest stories, and how each side covered them

Virginia State University Shooting Injures Five

Police say five people, including at least one student, were shot at Virginia State University. · 18 articles

17% left · 44% center · 39% right

Police arrested 19-year-old Camron Harris after finding the non-student suspect hiding in a Virginia State University dormitory closet about 4 p.m. Saturday in connection with the campus shooting. The gunfire erupted around 1:28 a.m. near the Quad Annexes, outside residence halls by Boisseau Street and 3rd Avenue. Officers found five people with gunshot wounds; one was in critical condition, and at least one victim was a student. The campus lockdown was lifted as university and Chesterfield County police continued investigating multiple suspects.

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Day 4 · uss lincoln conditions inquiry →

USS Lincoln Stays Deployed

The Navy’s carrier moves have extended sailors’ time at sea amid Trump’s Iran focus. · 17 articles

53% left · 29% center · 18% right

The USS George Washington has left Da Nang, Vietnam, for a Middle East deployment to relieve the USS Abraham Lincoln, leaving the western Pacific without a U.S. aircraft carrier. The Lincoln left port on 21 November and has spent nearly nine months, more than 240 days, at sea supporting U.S. operations against Iran. Families and lawmakers cite morale, mental health, food, supply and sanitation concerns aboard the carrier. President Donald Trump called the deployment "not nearly long enough," while Navy Secretary Hung Cao said the ship would return home soon.

The angles

  • Administration deception Leans Left

    Trump, Hegseth, and the Pentagon are denying or minimizing real suffering aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln instead of taking responsibility. Their rebuttals are dishonest and callous, including attacks on sailors’ families who are raising legitimate concerns about deplorable conditions.

  • Unacceptable Ship Conditions Leans Left

    The USS Abraham Lincoln’s extended deployment has subjected sailors to deplorable, avoidable conditions, and Trump and Pentagon leaders are minimizing the crisis instead of taking responsibility.

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DNC Puts South Carolina First

The DNC approved a 2028 primary calendar starting in South Carolina, then Nevada. · 16 articles

31% left · 38% center · 31% right

Democratic National Committee members on Aug. 15 approved a 2028 presidential nominating calendar that makes South Carolina the party’s first official contest, with its primary set for Jan. 22, 2028. Nevada follows on Feb. 1, then New Hampshire on Feb. 8, New Mexico on Feb. 15, Michigan on Feb. 22 and Virginia on Feb. 29. The lineup removes Iowa from its traditional opening position and moves New Hampshire behind two other states. Party leaders said the order gives earlier influence to Black and Latino voters and union members.

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