This article uses biased language through its choice of framing and word selection, which may influence readers’ perceptions of the judge and her ruling. For example, the headline says “Biden-nominated judge slaps nationwide injunction,” where “slaps” is a loaded, informal verb that can imply aggression or overreach rather than a neutral legal action. The repeated emphasis on the judge being “Biden-appointed” frames her decision in a partisan context, suggesting political motivation rather than judicial reasoning. By foregrounding these elements and placing them before the legal arguments, the article subtly steers the reader toward viewing the ruling through a political lens rather than focusing solely on the constitutional merits of the case.