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Home Depot to Absorb Tariff Increases, Maintain Most Prices
Home Depot will absorb most tariff increases to avoid raising prices broadly, but this may lead to some price increases or product elimination; the company's earnings were sluggish due to weak consumer sentiment and a weak housing market, yet it aims to gain market share through price stability.
Home Depot to Absorb Tariff Increases, Maintain Most Prices
Home Depot will absorb most tariff increases to avoid raising prices broadly, but this may lead to some price increases or product elimination; the company's earnings were sluggish due to weak consumer sentiment and a weak housing market, yet it aims to gain market share through price stability.
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44% Bias Score
US Defies Court Order, Deporting Migrants to War-Torn South Sudan
The United States deported approximately ten migrants, including citizens of Vietnam and Burma, to South Sudan on May 20th, defying a court order that guaranteed asylum seekers the right to apply for protection under the UN Convention Against Torture, amidst South Sudan's ongoing conflict.
US Defies Court Order, Deporting Migrants to War-Torn South Sudan
The United States deported approximately ten migrants, including citizens of Vietnam and Burma, to South Sudan on May 20th, defying a court order that guaranteed asylum seekers the right to apply for protection under the UN Convention Against Torture, amidst South Sudan's ongoing conflict.
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40% Bias Score
US Electricity Demand to Surge 25-78% by 2050, Doubling Consumer Costs
A new report forecasts a 25-78% increase in US electricity demand by 2050, potentially doubling consumer costs, due to factors like cryptocurrency mining, data centers, and electric vehicles, straining the power grid and necessitating immediate action.
US Electricity Demand to Surge 25-78% by 2050, Doubling Consumer Costs
A new report forecasts a 25-78% increase in US electricity demand by 2050, potentially doubling consumer costs, due to factors like cryptocurrency mining, data centers, and electric vehicles, straining the power grid and necessitating immediate action.
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36% Bias Score
Lawyers Challenge Deportations to South Sudan
Immigration lawyers are challenging the Trump administration's deportation of immigrants to South Sudan, alleging at least two individuals were deported to the war-torn country Tuesday morning despite a court order; a previous attempt to deport a group to Libya was blocked by a federal judge.
Lawyers Challenge Deportations to South Sudan
Immigration lawyers are challenging the Trump administration's deportation of immigrants to South Sudan, alleging at least two individuals were deported to the war-torn country Tuesday morning despite a court order; a previous attempt to deport a group to Libya was blocked by a federal judge.
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44% Bias Score
IRS Nominee Faces Scrutiny Amidst Layoffs and Data Privacy Concerns
President Trump's IRS nominee, Billy Long, faced tough questions during his Senate confirmation hearing about widespread layoffs (11,000+ jobs this year), the potential misuse of taxpayer data for political purposes or immigration enforcement, and the agency's overall direction.
IRS Nominee Faces Scrutiny Amidst Layoffs and Data Privacy Concerns
President Trump's IRS nominee, Billy Long, faced tough questions during his Senate confirmation hearing about widespread layoffs (11,000+ jobs this year), the potential misuse of taxpayer data for political purposes or immigration enforcement, and the agency's overall direction.
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40% Bias Score
UK Suspends Trade Talks With Israel Over Gaza, West Bank Violence
The UK government suspended free trade negotiations with Israel due to its "appalling" policies in Gaza and the West Bank, imposing new sanctions on settlements and demanding an end to the violence; this follows similar condemnations from France and Canada.
UK Suspends Trade Talks With Israel Over Gaza, West Bank Violence
The UK government suspended free trade negotiations with Israel due to its "appalling" policies in Gaza and the West Bank, imposing new sanctions on settlements and demanding an end to the violence; this follows similar condemnations from France and Canada.
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40% Bias Score
Palm Springs Fertility Clinic Bombing: First Responders Save Thousands of Embryos
A car bomb exploded outside the American Reproductive Center (ARC) in Palm Springs on Saturday, jeopardizing thousands of stored embryos and impacting numerous families undergoing IVF treatment; first responders bravely restored power, saving the embryos, but the attack's long-term psychological eff...
Palm Springs Fertility Clinic Bombing: First Responders Save Thousands of Embryos
A car bomb exploded outside the American Reproductive Center (ARC) in Palm Springs on Saturday, jeopardizing thousands of stored embryos and impacting numerous families undergoing IVF treatment; first responders bravely restored power, saving the embryos, but the attack's long-term psychological eff...
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44% Bias Score
Trump's 2024 Win: A Shift in Voter Engagement
Catalist data reveals that Donald Trump's 2024 win hinged on increased turnout among less politically engaged voters, while Kamala Harris faced decreased support from traditionally Democratic groups, particularly younger, less white, and more urban voters, suggesting a potential electoral realignmen...
Trump's 2024 Win: A Shift in Voter Engagement
Catalist data reveals that Donald Trump's 2024 win hinged on increased turnout among less politically engaged voters, while Kamala Harris faced decreased support from traditionally Democratic groups, particularly younger, less white, and more urban voters, suggesting a potential electoral realignmen...
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48% Bias Score
School Shooting Exposes Need for Disability-Inclusive Emergency Plans
A school shooting in St. Louis, Missouri on October 24, 2022, highlighted the lack of emergency preparedness for students with disabilities; Niamh Winright, a student with rheumatoid arthritis, was the last to exit the building and was then pointed at with guns by police because she needed her cane;...
School Shooting Exposes Need for Disability-Inclusive Emergency Plans
A school shooting in St. Louis, Missouri on October 24, 2022, highlighted the lack of emergency preparedness for students with disabilities; Niamh Winright, a student with rheumatoid arthritis, was the last to exit the building and was then pointed at with guns by police because she needed her cane;...
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32% Bias Score
Nicholas Rossi: A Year-Long Fight Against US Rape Extradition
Nicholas Rossi, accused of rape in the US, was arrested in Glasgow in December 2021 under the alias Arthur Knight and fought extradition for over a year using elaborate deception and delaying tactics before finally admitting his true identity in October 2023.
Nicholas Rossi: A Year-Long Fight Against US Rape Extradition
Nicholas Rossi, accused of rape in the US, was arrested in Glasgow in December 2021 under the alias Arthur Knight and fought extradition for over a year using elaborate deception and delaying tactics before finally admitting his true identity in October 2023.
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52% Bias Score
EU Lifts All Economic Sanctions on Syria
The European Union has lifted all remaining economic sanctions on Syria following a similar move by the United States, aiming to facilitate the country's post-civil war recovery, although maintaining restrictions on arms and certain individuals.
EU Lifts All Economic Sanctions on Syria
The European Union has lifted all remaining economic sanctions on Syria following a similar move by the United States, aiming to facilitate the country's post-civil war recovery, although maintaining restrictions on arms and certain individuals.
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52% Bias Score
US Withdrawal Creates $600 Million WHO Budget Shortfall
US Health Minister Kennedy criticized the WHO as "bloated" and "dying" at the organization's annual meeting, advocating for its restructuring amidst a $600 million budget shortfall caused by the US withdrawal under President Trump in 2025; China is set to become the largest governmental funder.
US Withdrawal Creates $600 Million WHO Budget Shortfall
US Health Minister Kennedy criticized the WHO as "bloated" and "dying" at the organization's annual meeting, advocating for its restructuring amidst a $600 million budget shortfall caused by the US withdrawal under President Trump in 2025; China is set to become the largest governmental funder.
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48% Bias Score
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