February 2025
March 2025
U.K. Government's Immigration Crackdown Leads to Thousands of Deportations
The British government launched a crackdown on illegal immigration, conducting over 5,000 business raids, making nearly 4,000 arrests, and deporting over 16,000 migrants since July, exceeding previous figures and aiming to curb the rise of the anti-immigrant Reform U.K. party.
U.K. Government's Immigration Crackdown Leads to Thousands of Deportations
The British government launched a crackdown on illegal immigration, conducting over 5,000 business raids, making nearly 4,000 arrests, and deporting over 16,000 migrants since July, exceeding previous figures and aiming to curb the rise of the anti-immigrant Reform U.K. party.
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44% Bias Score
State AGs Sue Trump Administration Over NIH Research Funding Cuts
Twenty-two state attorneys general sued the Trump administration on Monday for slashing research funding, claiming the NIH's 15% indirect cost limit would cause immediate and devastating consequences, including layoffs, halting clinical trials, and lab closures, violating the Administrative Procedur...
State AGs Sue Trump Administration Over NIH Research Funding Cuts
Twenty-two state attorneys general sued the Trump administration on Monday for slashing research funding, claiming the NIH's 15% indirect cost limit would cause immediate and devastating consequences, including layoffs, halting clinical trials, and lab closures, violating the Administrative Procedur...
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52% Bias Score
Trump Revokes Security Clearances of Biden and Other Political Foes
President Trump revoked the security clearances of former President Biden, former Secretary of State Antony Blinken, New York Attorney General Letitia James, and Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, citing concerns about their handling of classified information and national security.
Trump Revokes Security Clearances of Biden and Other Political Foes
President Trump revoked the security clearances of former President Biden, former Secretary of State Antony Blinken, New York Attorney General Letitia James, and Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, citing concerns about their handling of classified information and national security.
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64% Bias Score
UK Government Cuts Drax Subsidy, Saving Consumers £170 Million Annually
The UK government will cut Drax power station's subsidy by half from 2027, saving consumers £170 million annually, as the plant's role in the power system is reduced, while its wood pellet sustainability increases to 100% under a new deal.
UK Government Cuts Drax Subsidy, Saving Consumers £170 Million Annually
The UK government will cut Drax power station's subsidy by half from 2027, saving consumers £170 million annually, as the plant's role in the power system is reduced, while its wood pellet sustainability increases to 100% under a new deal.
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48% Bias Score
Gmail's AI Defenses Reduce Phishing Attacks by 20%, Influencing Industry-Wide Security
Gmail, with 2.5 billion active users, faces sophisticated attacks but employs AI-driven defenses that blocked 20% more spam/phishing attempts after a new large language model was introduced, resulting in a 65% reduction in unauthenticated emails and influencing industry-wide adoption of stronger aut...
Gmail's AI Defenses Reduce Phishing Attacks by 20%, Influencing Industry-Wide Security
Gmail, with 2.5 billion active users, faces sophisticated attacks but employs AI-driven defenses that blocked 20% more spam/phishing attempts after a new large language model was introduced, resulting in a 65% reduction in unauthenticated emails and influencing industry-wide adoption of stronger aut...
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56% Bias Score
Onavo Co-Founder Launches New Cybersecurity Startup with $20M Seed Funding
Roi Tiger, co-founder of the controversial data-collecting app Onavo, and three other Unit 8200 veterans secured over $20 million in seed funding for a new, currently unnamed cybersecurity startup focusing on endpoint security.
Onavo Co-Founder Launches New Cybersecurity Startup with $20M Seed Funding
Roi Tiger, co-founder of the controversial data-collecting app Onavo, and three other Unit 8200 veterans secured over $20 million in seed funding for a new, currently unnamed cybersecurity startup focusing on endpoint security.
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44% Bias Score
Israel Strikes Syria, Hamas Denies Presence
Following a major offensive by armed opposition groups in Syria that resulted in regime change, Israel launched an airstrike on Deir Ali, Syria targeting what it claimed was a Hamas weapons facility, but a source close to Hamas says the strike hit former Syrian army facilities, resulting in one fata...
Israel Strikes Syria, Hamas Denies Presence
Following a major offensive by armed opposition groups in Syria that resulted in regime change, Israel launched an airstrike on Deir Ali, Syria targeting what it claimed was a Hamas weapons facility, but a source close to Hamas says the strike hit former Syrian army facilities, resulting in one fata...
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44% Bias Score
Trump DOJ Challenges Judge's Block on Musk's Access to Treasury Data
A federal judge's order blocking Elon Musk and associates from accessing Treasury Department data due to privacy concerns prompted a challenge from the Trump Justice Department, which deemed the ruling unconstitutional, sparking a debate over executive and judicial authority.
Trump DOJ Challenges Judge's Block on Musk's Access to Treasury Data
A federal judge's order blocking Elon Musk and associates from accessing Treasury Department data due to privacy concerns prompted a challenge from the Trump Justice Department, which deemed the ruling unconstitutional, sparking a debate over executive and judicial authority.
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76% Bias Score
Increased Israeli Checkpoints Cripple West Bank
Since the October 2023 Hamas attack and subsequent ceasefire, Israel has significantly increased checkpoints in the West Bank, causing major disruptions to Palestinian life, including four-hour commutes, economic hardship, and increased tensions.
Increased Israeli Checkpoints Cripple West Bank
Since the October 2023 Hamas attack and subsequent ceasefire, Israel has significantly increased checkpoints in the West Bank, causing major disruptions to Palestinian life, including four-hour commutes, economic hardship, and increased tensions.
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52% Bias Score
US Takeover of Gaza: Divided Reactions from Jewish Members of Congress
President Trump's suggestion that the US take over Gaza elicited strong reactions from Jewish members of Congress; Republicans like Rep. Kustoff voiced support, while Democrats like Rep. Schneider condemned it as immoral and illegal.
US Takeover of Gaza: Divided Reactions from Jewish Members of Congress
President Trump's suggestion that the US take over Gaza elicited strong reactions from Jewish members of Congress; Republicans like Rep. Kustoff voiced support, while Democrats like Rep. Schneider condemned it as immoral and illegal.
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40% Bias Score
Cardoza-Moore Condemns Carlson's Antisemitism
Evangelical Christian Zionist leader Laurie Cardoza-Moore condemned Tucker Carlson for antisemitism following images of Carlson with Trump and Musk at the White House, accusing him of amplifying antisemitic voices and violating Judeo-Christian values; the condemnation sparked widespread concern amon...
Cardoza-Moore Condemns Carlson's Antisemitism
Evangelical Christian Zionist leader Laurie Cardoza-Moore condemned Tucker Carlson for antisemitism following images of Carlson with Trump and Musk at the White House, accusing him of amplifying antisemitic voices and violating Judeo-Christian values; the condemnation sparked widespread concern amon...
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48% Bias Score
Federal Prison Camp Closures Highlight Need for Community-Based Alternatives
The Bureau of Prisons is closing seven federal prison camps due to high costs and security issues related to rampant contraband, specifically cell phones; expanding community-based alternatives like halfway houses and home confinement is proposed as a more effective and cost-efficient solution.
Federal Prison Camp Closures Highlight Need for Community-Based Alternatives
The Bureau of Prisons is closing seven federal prison camps due to high costs and security issues related to rampant contraband, specifically cell phones; expanding community-based alternatives like halfway houses and home confinement is proposed as a more effective and cost-efficient solution.
Progress
56% Bias Score