A detailed account of the shooting in Dayton, Ohio, according to NBC News. More comprehensive than some, this article focuses more on the past life of the gunman than the actual shooting.

There isn't much to say reviewing a story like this one. The more you hear about it the less you want to know. CNN's writers do a good job of showing the hopelessness these people had in this very sad situation. When in the face of death you state the facts and that's all.

The U.S. Soccer president Carlos Cordeiro has presented the fact that the U.S. Women's National Team has been paid more than the men's team over the past several years. The truth is told by the numbers. This report of the case is overall moderate and calculated, with only a few instances of fiery unreason.

Another story simply was written to bury the president. They use this incident as an excuse to put Trump's name in the title and get more clicks. The main story should be about the attempted robbery, not what the president had to say about it. Although they may have argued in the past, or currently are, that is not enough to bring him into the article right from the beginning and put him in the title. We don't get to know much about what Cummings had to say about Trump and it is painted as if the president was kicking a defenseless man while he was down.

The Hong Kong protests are have been going on for some time. In a recent overview, the BBC attempts to outline the skirmishes and major events that just happened. It also provides background as to why the protests are happening. The BBC does include some blatantly partial statements from Chief Executive Lam and China, but it does so in an effort for fair representation.

Mitch McConnell was blasted in the media after seeming a bit angry in a press conference recently. Some people are also made that a Democratic bill wasn't passed and he didn't vote for it. They say he was the only one but McConnell is being charged with these allegations with no real facts. The only facts given are the opinions of others that have little to no facts behind them.

The tragedy of the shooting at the Gilroy Garlic Festival in California is another example of the difficulty of making the world safe today. It also demonstrates the difficulty of securing outdoor events as opposed to indoor events. Both the author and the people concerned with this event tend to lean toward positive law enforcement.

With cases of corruption, there is a very understandable favoring of the party accusing, rather than the accused. Further, when the accused has been found guilty of corruption, the party injured is the one favored. So it is rather natural when upon reading this article, it includes a sympathetic tone towards the Puerto Rican people. That being said, the article does seem to be mainly concerned about reporting the facts.

This author supposedly "cuts through political spin", but he very much does the opposite. Instead, he lists the facts of the case and then proceeds to add his own opinion and insinuations to string them together.

This article obviously supports the journalists in their endeavors and so incorporates a favorable tone towards them. The means that its report on the Puerto Rican governor seems less balanced and fair.