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Federal Health Cuts Disproportionately Harm Native American Communities
The Biden administration's cuts to federal health programs disproportionately harm Native American communities, causing staffing shortages, data gaps, funding losses impacting programs like clean water initiatives, youth science programs, and chronic disease prevention, despite promises by HHS Secre...
Federal Health Cuts Disproportionately Harm Native American Communities
The Biden administration's cuts to federal health programs disproportionately harm Native American communities, causing staffing shortages, data gaps, funding losses impacting programs like clean water initiatives, youth science programs, and chronic disease prevention, despite promises by HHS Secre...
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44% Bias Score
Poland Elects Nationalist Nawrocki as President
In Poland's presidential runoff, conservative Karol Nawrocki won 50.89% of the vote against liberal Rafał Trzaskowski (49.11%), signaling a shift toward populism and nationalism, potentially impacting Poland's EU and NATO ties; the U.S. expressed support for Nawrocki.
Poland Elects Nationalist Nawrocki as President
In Poland's presidential runoff, conservative Karol Nawrocki won 50.89% of the vote against liberal Rafał Trzaskowski (49.11%), signaling a shift toward populism and nationalism, potentially impacting Poland's EU and NATO ties; the U.S. expressed support for Nawrocki.
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44% Bias Score
UK Records Warmest and Driest Spring on Record
The UK recorded its warmest spring on record in 2025, surpassing the 2024 record, and its driest spring in over 50 years, receiving only slightly more than half the expected rainfall; this follows a trend of increasingly extreme weather patterns linked to climate change.
UK Records Warmest and Driest Spring on Record
The UK recorded its warmest spring on record in 2025, surpassing the 2024 record, and its driest spring in over 50 years, receiving only slightly more than half the expected rainfall; this follows a trend of increasingly extreme weather patterns linked to climate change.
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16% Bias Score
Timbuktu Attack: 13 Assailants Neutralized in Coordinated Assault
On June 2nd, 2024, a coordinated attack by jihadist groups targeted Timbuktu's military camp and airport, resulting in 13 neutralized assailants according to the Malian army; the situation is reported as under control, although gunfire was heard throughout the city, prompting UN personnel and reside...
Timbuktu Attack: 13 Assailants Neutralized in Coordinated Assault
On June 2nd, 2024, a coordinated attack by jihadist groups targeted Timbuktu's military camp and airport, resulting in 13 neutralized assailants according to the Malian army; the situation is reported as under control, although gunfire was heard throughout the city, prompting UN personnel and reside...
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44% Bias Score
Racially Motivated Double Attack in France Leads to Terrorism Investigation
A Tunisian man was murdered and a Turkish man injured in Puget-sur-Argens, France, on June 2nd; their neighbor, who had previously shared racist and hateful videos online, is in custody, and the investigation now involves anti-terrorism authorities.
Racially Motivated Double Attack in France Leads to Terrorism Investigation
A Tunisian man was murdered and a Turkish man injured in Puget-sur-Argens, France, on June 2nd; their neighbor, who had previously shared racist and hateful videos online, is in custody, and the investigation now involves anti-terrorism authorities.
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32% Bias Score
Three High-Profile Fugitives Remain at Large After Jailbreaks
Former Arkansas police chief Grant Hardin and Louisiana inmates Derrick Groves and Antoine Massey remain fugitives following separate jailbreaks, highlighting security flaws and the challenges of apprehending individuals with law enforcement knowledge and extensive support networks.
Three High-Profile Fugitives Remain at Large After Jailbreaks
Former Arkansas police chief Grant Hardin and Louisiana inmates Derrick Groves and Antoine Massey remain fugitives following separate jailbreaks, highlighting security flaws and the challenges of apprehending individuals with law enforcement knowledge and extensive support networks.
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48% Bias Score
Sinaloa Cartel Leaders Face Narco-Terrorism Charges
On May 13, federal authorities charged Sinaloa cartel leaders Pedro Inzunza Noriega and his son, along with five others, with narco-terrorism, drug trafficking, and money laundering, marking a significant shift in U.S. strategy to combat drug cartels by expanding the scope of charges and increasing ...
Sinaloa Cartel Leaders Face Narco-Terrorism Charges
On May 13, federal authorities charged Sinaloa cartel leaders Pedro Inzunza Noriega and his son, along with five others, with narco-terrorism, drug trafficking, and money laundering, marking a significant shift in U.S. strategy to combat drug cartels by expanding the scope of charges and increasing ...
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48% Bias Score
Australian Woman Testifies in Deadly Mushroom Lunch Trial
Erin Patterson, accused of killing three and attempting to kill another with death cap mushrooms in a beef wellington at a July 2023 lunch, testified, claiming it was an accident despite lying to police; her defense contrasts with the prosecution's claim of intentional poisoning.
Australian Woman Testifies in Deadly Mushroom Lunch Trial
Erin Patterson, accused of killing three and attempting to kill another with death cap mushrooms in a beef wellington at a July 2023 lunch, testified, claiming it was an accident despite lying to police; her defense contrasts with the prosecution's claim of intentional poisoning.
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56% Bias Score
Mount Etna Eruption Forces Tourist Evacuation
A massive eruption at Mount Etna on Monday, the largest since 2014, forced approximately 40 tourists to flee as a high-temperature gas, ash, and rock plume rose several kilometers. Explosions were heard up to 50 kilometers away, and authorities closed roads near the volcano.
Mount Etna Eruption Forces Tourist Evacuation
A massive eruption at Mount Etna on Monday, the largest since 2014, forced approximately 40 tourists to flee as a high-temperature gas, ash, and rock plume rose several kilometers. Explosions were heard up to 50 kilometers away, and authorities closed roads near the volcano.
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24% Bias Score
Banksy's Marseille Mural: A Philosophical Inversion of Plato's Cave
Banksy's new Marseille mural, featuring a lighthouse and bollard with the text "I want to be what you saw in me," philosophically inverts Plato's allegory of the cave, prompting reflection on self-perception and the potential for self-realization; it's his first new piece in five months.
Banksy's Marseille Mural: A Philosophical Inversion of Plato's Cave
Banksy's new Marseille mural, featuring a lighthouse and bollard with the text "I want to be what you saw in me," philosophically inverts Plato's allegory of the cave, prompting reflection on self-perception and the potential for self-realization; it's his first new piece in five months.
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20% Bias Score
French Court Awards €325,000 for Androcur's Failure to Warn of Meningioma Risk
A French court ordered Bayer, Viatris, and Sandoz to pay €325,000 to a woman who developed meningiomas after taking Androcur for over 20 years due to their failure to adequately warn her about this risk, a ruling that could affect future legal actions.
French Court Awards €325,000 for Androcur's Failure to Warn of Meningioma Risk
A French court ordered Bayer, Viatris, and Sandoz to pay €325,000 to a woman who developed meningiomas after taking Androcur for over 20 years due to their failure to adequately warn her about this risk, a ruling that could affect future legal actions.
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40% Bias Score
Immigration Arrests in Courthouses Spark Concerns Over Due Process
Immigration agents are arresting immigrants in courthouses across the US, sometimes immediately after court hearings, causing concern among lawyers and advocates who say this practice undermines due process and creates fear.
Immigration Arrests in Courthouses Spark Concerns Over Due Process
Immigration agents are arresting immigrants in courthouses across the US, sometimes immediately after court hearings, causing concern among lawyers and advocates who say this practice undermines due process and creates fear.
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56% Bias Score
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