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FBI Releases Photo of New Orleans Terrorist Scouting Location Before Attack
The FBI released a photo of New Orleans terrorist Shamsud-Din Jabbar on a bicycle in the French Quarter on October 31, 2023, possibly scouting locations before his January 1st attack that killed 14 and injured over 30; he used Meta glasses to record videos.
FBI Releases Photo of New Orleans Terrorist Scouting Location Before Attack
The FBI released a photo of New Orleans terrorist Shamsud-Din Jabbar on a bicycle in the French Quarter on October 31, 2023, possibly scouting locations before his January 1st attack that killed 14 and injured over 30; he used Meta glasses to record videos.
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56% Bias Score


Partial Hostage Release Deal Disputed Amidst Ongoing Gaza Violence
Amidst ongoing cease-fire talks in Gaza, a list of 34 hostages slated for release by Hamas has been publicized, though disputed by Israel, alongside continued violence in Gaza and the West Bank, impacting aid operations and resulting in civilian casualties; the Israeli government faces internal crit...
Partial Hostage Release Deal Disputed Amidst Ongoing Gaza Violence
Amidst ongoing cease-fire talks in Gaza, a list of 34 hostages slated for release by Hamas has been publicized, though disputed by Israel, alongside continued violence in Gaza and the West Bank, impacting aid operations and resulting in civilian casualties; the Israeli government faces internal crit...
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48% Bias Score


Trump seeks to block release of report on federal indictments before inauguration
Donald Trump is legally challenging the release of Special Counsel Jack Smith's report on two federal indictments, arguing for its suppression before his January 20th inauguration, citing concerns about fairness and a smooth transition; the Justice Department will decide on public release by January...
Trump seeks to block release of report on federal indictments before inauguration
Donald Trump is legally challenging the release of Special Counsel Jack Smith's report on two federal indictments, arguing for its suppression before his January 20th inauguration, citing concerns about fairness and a smooth transition; the Justice Department will decide on public release by January...
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40% Bias Score


Trump Jr.'s Greenland Visit Fuels Annexation Speculation
Donald Trump Jr.'s Greenland visit, ostensibly touristic, fueled speculation about his father's plans to annex the territory, intensifying existing tensions between Greenland's independence movement and US geopolitical interests in the Arctic.
Trump Jr.'s Greenland Visit Fuels Annexation Speculation
Donald Trump Jr.'s Greenland visit, ostensibly touristic, fueled speculation about his father's plans to annex the territory, intensifying existing tensions between Greenland's independence movement and US geopolitical interests in the Arctic.
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56% Bias Score


Meta Reduces Content Moderation, Replacing Fact-Checkers with Community System
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced on January 7th that Facebook, Instagram, and Threads will drastically reduce content moderation, replacing third-party fact-checkers with a community-based system similar to X, citing excessive censorship and political bias as reasons for the change.
Meta Reduces Content Moderation, Replacing Fact-Checkers with Community System
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced on January 7th that Facebook, Instagram, and Threads will drastically reduce content moderation, replacing third-party fact-checkers with a community-based system similar to X, citing excessive censorship and political bias as reasons for the change.
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56% Bias Score


Trump's Controversial Statements and Anger Ahead of Presidency
Donald Trump, in a press conference, announced plans to rename the Gulf of Mexico, use military force to obtain the Panama Canal and Greenland, and claimed Iran-backed militants stormed the Capitol on January 6th; his anger stemmed from legal issues and a blocked DOJ report.
Trump's Controversial Statements and Anger Ahead of Presidency
Donald Trump, in a press conference, announced plans to rename the Gulf of Mexico, use military force to obtain the Panama Canal and Greenland, and claimed Iran-backed militants stormed the Capitol on January 6th; his anger stemmed from legal issues and a blocked DOJ report.
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40% Bias Score

Nurse Arrested, Seven Infants Injured in Hospital NICU
A former nurse at Henrico Doctors' Hospital in Richmond, Virginia, was arrested and charged with felony child abuse after seven male infants suffered unexplained injuries in the hospital's NICU between 2023 and 2024; the hospital temporarily closed its NICU pending the investigation.

Nurse Arrested, Seven Infants Injured in Hospital NICU
A former nurse at Henrico Doctors' Hospital in Richmond, Virginia, was arrested and charged with felony child abuse after seven male infants suffered unexplained injuries in the hospital's NICU between 2023 and 2024; the hospital temporarily closed its NICU pending the investigation.
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52% Bias Score

Louisiana Redistricting Case Could Weaken Voting Rights
A federal appeals court is hearing a case challenging Louisiana's legislative maps, which a lower court ruled diluted Black voters' power, potentially setting a precedent impacting the Voting Rights Act's enforcement and minority representation nationwide.

Louisiana Redistricting Case Could Weaken Voting Rights
A federal appeals court is hearing a case challenging Louisiana's legislative maps, which a lower court ruled diluted Black voters' power, potentially setting a precedent impacting the Voting Rights Act's enforcement and minority representation nationwide.
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40% Bias Score

NASA Unveils Revised Mars Sample Return Plans
NASA proposed two new strategies for a Mars sample return mission, aiming to reduce costs to $5.5 billion–$7.7 billion and return samples by 2035–2039, using either a sky crane or commercial heavy-lift lander, addressing concerns of the previous plan's $11 billion cost and 2040 return date.

NASA Unveils Revised Mars Sample Return Plans
NASA proposed two new strategies for a Mars sample return mission, aiming to reduce costs to $5.5 billion–$7.7 billion and return samples by 2035–2039, using either a sky crane or commercial heavy-lift lander, addressing concerns of the previous plan's $11 billion cost and 2040 return date.
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44% Bias Score

Meta Eliminates Fact-Checking, Relaxes Hate Speech Policies
Meta announced sweeping changes to its content moderation policies, eliminating its US fact-checking network and relaxing restrictions on hateful conduct, allowing previously prohibited content such as misgendering and allegations of mental illness based on sexual orientation; these changes, effecti...

Meta Eliminates Fact-Checking, Relaxes Hate Speech Policies
Meta announced sweeping changes to its content moderation policies, eliminating its US fact-checking network and relaxing restrictions on hateful conduct, allowing previously prohibited content such as misgendering and allegations of mental illness based on sexual orientation; these changes, effecti...
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64% Bias Score

Carter's Remains Arrive in D.C. for State Funeral Amidst Trump's Criticism
Former President Jimmy Carter's remains were transported from Atlanta to Washington D.C. on Tuesday for a three-day state funeral, beginning with a military procession and arrival at the Capitol rotunda, where he will lie in state before a state funeral on Thursday, featuring a eulogy by President B...

Carter's Remains Arrive in D.C. for State Funeral Amidst Trump's Criticism
Former President Jimmy Carter's remains were transported from Atlanta to Washington D.C. on Tuesday for a three-day state funeral, beginning with a military procession and arrival at the Capitol rotunda, where he will lie in state before a state funeral on Thursday, featuring a eulogy by President B...
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28% Bias Score

U.S. Accuses Sudan's RSF of Genocide, Imposes Sanctions
The United States formally accused Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) of genocide on January 7th, 2024, citing systematic killings and rapes in Darfur, and imposed sanctions on RSF leader Mohamed Hamdan Daglo for his role in the atrocities; the ongoing civil war has caused tens of thousands of death...

U.S. Accuses Sudan's RSF of Genocide, Imposes Sanctions
The United States formally accused Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) of genocide on January 7th, 2024, citing systematic killings and rapes in Darfur, and imposed sanctions on RSF leader Mohamed Hamdan Daglo for his role in the atrocities; the ongoing civil war has caused tens of thousands of death...
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52% Bias Score
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