The article uses biased and misleading language by presenting Trump’s policy as a clear improvement without showing alternative perspectives. It only includes quotes from Trump officials and supporters, which causes the piece to feel one-sided. Phrases like “strengthens religious accommodations” and emotional appeals about choosing between faith and work influence the reader to see the policy as unquestionably good. By referencing alleged Biden “crackdowns” without evidence, the article creates a contrast that favors Trump. Leaving out any legal concerns or impacts on other groups makes it harder for readers to fully understand the issue. This kind of framing causes the article to push a political narrative rather than report neutrally.