1Scott Wiener Pivots After Congressional Forum: ‘Israel Has Committed Genocide in Gaza’
Story gist: California State Senator Scott Wiener, co-chair of the California Jewish caucus and candidate for Nancy Pelosi’s congressional seat, stated after a forum that Israel committed genocide in Gaza. The comments came as his House race began.
Scott Wiener changes course, calls war in Gaza ‘genocide’ as House race kicks off
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‘The party has done an abysmal job’: Israel tensions threaten Dems’ midterm plans
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California Jewish caucus co-chair seeking Pelosi’s seat says ‘genocide’ in Gaza
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Bias summary: Left-leaning outlets like San Francisco Chronicle frame Wiener’s statement as a ‘pivot’ or change of course, emphasizing the ‘genocide’ label tied to his House race launch. Center outlets like Politico stress Democratic Party divisions over Israel, quoting criticism of the party’s handling and its threat to midterm plans. Right-leaning JNS.org highlights Wiener’s Jewish caucus leadership and Pelosi seat bid, focusing on the statement without broader party impact.
2Albanese calls national day of mourning for Bondi victims
Story gist: Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called for a national day of mourning for victims of an incident at Bondi Beach.
The abomination on Bondi Beach is a failure that extends beyond any politician or party
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VIDEO: Vigil for youngest victim of Bondi terror attack
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No major right-leaning outlet from our monitored sources covered this story
Bias summary: Left-leaning outlets like The Sydney Morning Herald frame the Bondi incident as a systemic ‘abomination’ and failure beyond politicians or parties, emphasizing shared responsibility. Center outlets like ABC focus on human interest via video of a vigil for the youngest victim, labeling it a ‘terror attack.’ Right-leaning coverage is absent, omitting potential emphasis on government security lapses or law-and-order critiques.
3Morning Mail: a possible loophole in hate speech laws, PM urged to rethink US relations, flood fears in Queensland
Story gist: Australian media report a possible exemption for quoting religious texts under new hate speech laws. Other items include calls for Prime Minister to reassess US relations and flood warnings in Queensland.
Morning Mail: a possible loophole in hate speech laws, PM urged to rethink US relations, flood fears in Queensland
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Quoting religious texts could be exempted from new hate speech laws
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Bias summary: Left-leaning Guardian presents the hate speech loophole in a roundup with PM urged to rethink US ties and Queensland flood fears, emphasizing progressive angles. Center 9News neutrally highlights the religious texts exemption factually. Right-leaning outlets absent, omitting potential emphasis on religious freedoms or law critiques.
4Iran latest: Almost 650 killed in protests, rights group says, as supreme leader issues warning to US
Story gist: A rights group reported almost 650 killed in protests in Iran. The supreme leader issued a warning to the US.
Live updates: Iran ‘prepared’ for war but open to US talks as more than 500 reported killed in protests
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Iran latest: Almost 650 killed in protests, rights group says, as supreme leader issues warning to US
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Bias summary: Left-leaning CNN emphasizes Iran’s war preparedness yet openness to US talks, citing over 500 protest deaths for a diplomatic tone. Center BBC neutrally reports nearly 650 deaths per rights group and supreme leader’s US warning. Right-leaning outlets absent, omitting potential emphasis on regime oppression or US leverage.