Story gist: Police identified an 18-year-old suspect in a shooting in Tumbler Ridge, Canada.

Bias summary: No right-leaning outlets covered the story, omitting a conservative perspective. Left-leaning NYT frames it as a ‘mass shooting’ under ‘Canada Updates,’ emphasizing severity. Center BBC specifies suspect’s age (18-year-old) and location (Tumbler Ridge), using neutral ‘shooting’ term without dramatic emphasis.

Story gist: Argentine workers clashed with police as senators debated labor reform legislation. The protests occurred amid discussions on proposed changes to labor rights.

Bias summary: Left-leaning outlets like Al Jazeera frame the clashes as protesters opposing a ‘bid to restrict Argentina’s labour rights,’ emphasizing threats to workers. Center outlets like Reuters neutrally describe Milei’s ‘labor reform drive’ clashing with unions. Right-leaning coverage is absent, omitting pro-Milei or pro-reform perspectives that might highlight economic benefits or union obstruction.

Story gist: Russia blocked Meta’s WhatsApp messaging service. A crackdown on Telegram prompted criticism from soldiers, pro-war bloggers, and officials.

Bias summary: Left-leaning outlets (Guardian) frame the events around a Telegram crackdown, emphasizing rare internal criticism from pro-war soldiers and bloggers to highlight dissent. Center outlets (Financial Times) report neutrally on the WhatsApp block without added context or tone. Right-leaning coverage is absent, omitting potential emphasis on Russian security rationales or Western tech influence.

Story gist: Russian airlines suspended flights to Cuba and evacuated tourists amid a fuel crisis in Cuba.

Bias summary: Left-leaning Moscow Times reports factually on flight suspensions and tourist evacuations due to Cuba’s fuel crisis, without blame. No center coverage provided, omitting moderate perspectives. Right-leaning The Times attributes crisis to ‘Trump’s squeeze,’ using dramatic phrasing like ‘dark place’ and vivid imagery of shortages to emphasize policy effects positively.

Story gist: Israeli President Isaac Herzog visited Australia. Protests over the visit turned violent, prompting Australian police to defend their actions. Greens senator Nick McKim called the invitation deliberately inflammatory.

Bias summary: Left-leaning outlets like The Guardian emphasize criticism from Greens’ Nick McKim, framing the invitation as ‘deliberately inflammatory’ and provocative. Center outlets like BBC focus neutrally on police defending actions amid protest violence. Right-leaning coverage is absent, omitting perspectives defending the visit or criticizing protesters.