TITLE: Trump Tweets Desperate 4AM Nonsense During Wednesday Robert Mueller Panic
SENTENCE 1: An even bigger bombshell was dropped when reports revealed that Mueller is also interested in questions around the day Trump summoned former Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe to the Oval Office to ask him who he voted for in 2016.
SENTENCE 2: Even more odd, not to mention heartless, is Trump’s failure to acknowledge the eleventh school shooting of 2018 (11 school shootings in 23 days) in Marshall County, Kentucky.
SENTENCE 3: According to news reports, Mueller has now interviewed a key member of Trump’s inner circle, Attorney General Jeff Sessions, Further interviews were conducted with former FBI Director James Comey and former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates.

Bias label: moderately
Annotator rationales:
If you describe the situation as a 'bombshell,' then you risk sensationalizing the event and evoking strong emotional reactions rather than focusing on the factual significance of Mueller's interest in the matter.
If you frame Trump’s actions as merely asking McCabe about his vote, then you risk downplaying the potential ethical and legal implications of such a question, particularly regarding the misuse of presidential power.
If you describe Trump’s failure to acknowledge the school shooting as 'odd' and 'heartless,' then you risk assigning moral judgment without providing evidence of intent or context for his silence.
If you describe Jeff Sessions as a 'key member of Trump’s inner circle,' then you risk implying that his involvement makes him more significant or culpable than other figures, potentially biasing the reader’s perception.
If you list interviews with high-profile individuals like Comey and Yates without explaining their relevance, then you risk creating a narrative that prioritizes personalities over the substance of the investigation.