TITLE: No, Ivanka Trump didn't plagiarize one of her speeches in India
SENTENCE 1: Newsweek, which has been on a sort of downward spiral of astonishingly bad reporting recently, published the following headline this week: “Ivanka Trump plagiarizes one of her own speeches in India.”  Ivanka Trump plagiarizes one of her own speeches in India https://t.co/nqrPl8R6cX pic.twitter.com/C5Ivw2fEbb— Newsweek (@Newsweek) November 30, 2017  For the casual reader, the headline is clear: first daughter Ivanka Trump, or some member of her team, lifted material from another source and included it in a speech without the proper attribution.
SENTENCE 2: The Newsweek story has since been amended so that the headline now reads, “Ivanka Trump Recycles One of Her Own Speeches in India.” The article also includes an editor’s note that reads, “The headline of this story was changed to reflect that Trump reused portions of an earlier speech rather than ‘plagiarized’ it.”  That’s kind of a big difference, fellas.
SENTENCE 3: As a person who was assigned to cover Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign, I heard the same slogans, phrases, and jokes told hundreds of times by not just the nominee, but also by her massive stable of surrogates.

Bias label: slightly
Annotator rationales:
Se si fanno affermazioni di questo tipo, allora si rappresentano i fatti in modo da svalutare il lavoro e la reputazione di un personaggio