The Westfield High School scandal provides a compelling example of how media outlets with different biases can present the same story with varying interpretations. The Wall Street Journal, known for its center bias, delivers a relatively neutral, fact-based account of the incident, avoiding emotional appeals. In contrast, Fox News, with a right-leaning bias, frames the incident through an emotional victim's perspective, portraying the school administration in a negative light and emphasizing the emotional impact on the victims.