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The biggest stories, and how each side covered them

Gloria Steinem Dies At 92

The pioneering feminist activist and journalist has died at 92. · 55 articles

47% left · 36% center · 16% right

Gloria Steinem, the journalist and feminist activist who co-founded Ms. Magazine and became a central figure in the U.S. women’s liberation movement, died Wednesday at her New York City home at 92. Her foundation announced the death Thursday, saying she died peacefully surrounded by loved ones; no cause was given. The foundation said her Upper East Side brownstone on East 73rd Street will become a permanent space for organizing and activism. Public figures including Hillary Clinton, Kamala Harris, Oprah Winfrey and Meghan Markle paid tribute.

The angles

  • Transformative feminist legacy Leans Left

    Gloria Steinem profoundly improved women’s lives and helped make feminism a central force in modern American politics. Her leadership, solidarity, and gift for bringing women together showed generations that collective action could change the world.

  • Damaging radical legacy Leans Right

    Gloria Steinem’s legacy should not be celebrated as liberating or heroic. Her feminism was a radical left-wing project that harmed women, attacked traditional family life, and promoted abortion-centered politics.

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Day 13 · trump mail ballot fight →

Trump Seeks Mail-Ballot Rule Revival

The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to allow Postal Service mail-ballot changes. · 32 articles

38% left · 44% center · 19% right

The Justice Department asked the Supreme Court on Thursday to lift U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani’s temporary order blocking parts of a U.S. Postal Service mail-ballot rule for November’s midterm elections. Solicitor General D. John Sauer said the Boston order interferes with President Donald Trump’s March executive order directing USPS procedures for mail ballots. The rule would require states to send mail-voter lists to USPS and allow the agency to withhold or refuse delivery of ballots to recipients not on those lists, as ballots were set to begin going out.

The angles

  • Deliberate election sabotage Leans Left

    Trump is intentionally manipulating mail-in voting to make elections less fair. His actions are aimed at suppressing Democratic votes and creating chaos that weakens confidence in the midterms.

  • Improper ballot restrictions Leans Left

    The administration’s mail-ballot crackdown goes beyond what the government can properly do. Restricting access to mail voting or letting USPS reject ballots is legally suspect and threatens voters’ rights.

  • Unlawful power grab Leans Left

    The Trump administration is unlawfully using USPS authority to police and reject mail ballots, a rushed scheme that could suppress mail voting, disenfranchise voters, and sow election chaos.

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Maria Bartiromo Leaves Fox News

The longtime Fox Business host is leaving the network after more than a decade. · 29 articles

52% left · 21% center · 28% right

Fox News Media said Thursday that Maria Bartiromo is no longer with the company, ending a 12½-year run as a Fox Business anchor and global markets editor. The announcement was effective immediately and came hours after Fox Business aired the final episode of Mornings with Maria, with no on-air sign-off or stated reason. Bartiromo had been absent from her shows for weeks, and Fox removed her corporate biography. Subsequent reports said she was fired after informing the White House about internal guidance not to promote Trump’s election-conspiracy claims.

The angles

  • Trump informant firing Leans Left

    Maria Bartiromo was fired because she crossed Fox News by alerting the White House to internal decisions about Trump’s election claims. Her conduct amounted to betraying the network and acting as an informant for Trump’s team.

  • Disgraced pro-Trump star Leans Left

    Maria Bartiromo’s Fox departure marked the collapse of a scandal-tainted, strongly pro-Trump media figure. Her record at the network was defined by right-wing conspiracy promotion and repeated controversies.

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