USA Today, a national newspaper chain, changed a story after the Biden campaign complained about how the paper was covering Trump's views on abortion, which made it look like the paper was working with the Biden campaign.
After the Biden-Harris team said the paper wrote a "egregiously false" title, it changed its headline, which seemed to show that it was biased.
News outlets reported that Biden-Harris campaign manager Julie Chavez Rodriguez, deputy communications director Brooke Goren, and pro-abortion activist Kaitlyn Kash complained about the coverage of Trump's recent announcement about his position on abortion.
There were several things Trump said about abortion. He emphasized that he supported in vitro fertilization and insisted that the states should dictate abortion laws. However, he stressed that there should not be a single national rule about how to do it.
For its part, USA Today's story was first called "The Will of the People": Trump talks about states' rights instead of a national ban on abortion.
After the Biden-Harris team said the paper wrote a "egregiously false" title, it changed its headline, which seemed to show that it was biased.
News outlets reported that Biden-Harris campaign manager Julie Chavez Rodriguez, deputy communications director Brooke Goren, and pro-abortion activist Kaitlyn Kash complained about the coverage of Trump's recent announcement about his position on abortion.
There were several things Trump said about abortion. He emphasized that he supported in vitro fertilization and insisted that the states should dictate abortion laws. However, he stressed that there should not be a single national rule about how to do it.
For its part, USA Today's story was first called "The Will of the People": Trump talks about states' rights instead of a national ban on abortion.
