Here's How The Media is Responding to The Parkland Massacre

Parkland, Florida has been the topic of the news media for the past while. The way news companies have acted on it has been quite diverse. With news companies far on the left, like CNN, focusing on the words of victims eyeing gun sense laws, and companies far on the right like Fox News focusing on FBI and Sheriff department failures.

Both arguments make perfect sense, and both deserve some time in the media spotlight. Both significantly large stories have been evenly spread on most company headlines, as you'll see below.

Companies like Fox and CNN are known for being quite severely liberal or conservative, with Fox News scoring as the most bias of the two based on numerous studies, but not by much. They both tend to either Democrats or Republicans, and usually not both.

At the moment of this article's creation, here's the top headlines of each of those companies:

Washington Post (SECT: Politics): What we learned from the Democratic response to the Nunes memo - and what we didn't.

CNN (SECT: Homepage): 5 things Congress can do about guns.

MSNBC (SECT: Homepage): Howard Dean: I think Nunes is going to jail eventually.

New York Times (SECT: Homepage): China's Plan to End Term Limit Would Allow Xi to Stay in Power.

Fox News (SECT: Homepage): Florida shooting survivor, state lawmakers join growing calls to oust sheriff for massacre response.