February 2025
March 2025
Mass Graves Unearthed in Libya: Nearly 50 Bodies Found
Libyan authorities discovered nearly 50 bodies in two mass graves in Kufra this week, highlighting the ongoing human rights crisis for migrants transiting the country.
Mass Graves Unearthed in Libya: Nearly 50 Bodies Found
Libyan authorities discovered nearly 50 bodies in two mass graves in Kufra this week, highlighting the ongoing human rights crisis for migrants transiting the country.
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52% Bias Score
Trump Claims Putin Phone Call to End Ukraine War
Former President Trump announced a phone conversation with Vladimir Putin to discuss ending the war in Ukraine, claiming he has a plan to resolve the conflict, while also dismissing allegations against Prince Harry and praising Elon Musk's cost-cutting efforts for the federal government.
Trump Claims Putin Phone Call to End Ukraine War
Former President Trump announced a phone conversation with Vladimir Putin to discuss ending the war in Ukraine, claiming he has a plan to resolve the conflict, while also dismissing allegations against Prince Harry and praising Elon Musk's cost-cutting efforts for the federal government.
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72% Bias Score
Tens of Thousands Protest Right-Wing Shift in Germany
Tens of thousands protested across Lower Saxony and Bremen against a perceived right-wing shift, with over 35,000 in Bremen and 24,000 in Hannover, while a Holocaust survivor and photographer announced they would return their state awards in protest.
Tens of Thousands Protest Right-Wing Shift in Germany
Tens of thousands protested across Lower Saxony and Bremen against a perceived right-wing shift, with over 35,000 in Bremen and 24,000 in Hannover, while a Holocaust survivor and photographer announced they would return their state awards in protest.
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44% Bias Score
Thai Hostage Released After Year-Long Hamas Captivity
Following the October 2023 Hamas attack on Israel, Surasak Rumnao, a 31-year-old Thai national, was held captive for over a year before being released and reunited with his family this weekend along with four other Thai hostages. The attack resulted in the abduction of more than 250 people, includin...
Thai Hostage Released After Year-Long Hamas Captivity
Following the October 2023 Hamas attack on Israel, Surasak Rumnao, a 31-year-old Thai national, was held captive for over a year before being released and reunited with his family this weekend along with four other Thai hostages. The attack resulted in the abduction of more than 250 people, includin...
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36% Bias Score
Trump's Super Bowl LVII Attendance Follows NFL's Removal of "End Racism" Slogans
President Trump will attend Super Bowl LVII, marking the first time a sitting president has attended the event, following the NFL's decision to remove "End Racism" slogans from the field, a move that some critics attribute to Trump's administration's policies against diversity, equity, and inclusion...
Trump's Super Bowl LVII Attendance Follows NFL's Removal of "End Racism" Slogans
President Trump will attend Super Bowl LVII, marking the first time a sitting president has attended the event, following the NFL's decision to remove "End Racism" slogans from the field, a move that some critics attribute to Trump's administration's policies against diversity, equity, and inclusion...
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36% Bias Score
Kosovo Election: Kurti's Party Faces Tight Race Amidst Western Tensions
Kosovo held parliamentary elections on Sunday, with Prime Minister Albin Kurti's party facing a potential loss of its majority due to strained relations with Western allies following policies in the Serb-majority north, despite economic gains under his leadership.
Kosovo Election: Kurti's Party Faces Tight Race Amidst Western Tensions
Kosovo held parliamentary elections on Sunday, with Prime Minister Albin Kurti's party facing a potential loss of its majority due to strained relations with Western allies following policies in the Serb-majority north, despite economic gains under his leadership.
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56% Bias Score
Swiss Skier Von Allmen Wins Super-G World Championship
Franjo Von Allmen, a 23-year-old Swiss skier, won the men's super-G World Championships in Saalbach, Austria on Sunday, beating Austrian Vincent Kriechmayr and Swiss Alexis Monney who finished second and third respectively, marking Von Allmen's second World Championship win after winning in Wengen o...
Swiss Skier Von Allmen Wins Super-G World Championship
Franjo Von Allmen, a 23-year-old Swiss skier, won the men's super-G World Championships in Saalbach, Austria on Sunday, beating Austrian Vincent Kriechmayr and Swiss Alexis Monney who finished second and third respectively, marking Von Allmen's second World Championship win after winning in Wengen o...
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28% Bias Score
French AI Summit Highlights Copyright Concerns
At a French AI summit, the head of SACD accused major tech companies of "pillaging" copyrighted works to train AI, sparking a debate on the conflict between Anglo-Saxon "fair use" and French copyright, leading to a national consultation on an ethical AI market.
French AI Summit Highlights Copyright Concerns
At a French AI summit, the head of SACD accused major tech companies of "pillaging" copyrighted works to train AI, sparking a debate on the conflict between Anglo-Saxon "fair use" and French copyright, leading to a national consultation on an ethical AI market.
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52% Bias Score
Ecuador Election: Crime, Corruption, and a Presidential Rematch
Ecuador holds a crucial presidential election on Sunday, with incumbent Daniel Noboa and Luisa Gonzalez leading the race. The election is primarily focused on combating the surge in crime linked to drug trafficking, which has deeply affected the lives of millions of Ecuadorians, and determining whet...
Ecuador Election: Crime, Corruption, and a Presidential Rematch
Ecuador holds a crucial presidential election on Sunday, with incumbent Daniel Noboa and Luisa Gonzalez leading the race. The election is primarily focused on combating the surge in crime linked to drug trafficking, which has deeply affected the lives of millions of Ecuadorians, and determining whet...
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44% Bias Score
Nourry's "Vénus": Art as Healing and Social Commentary
Artist Prune Nourry's "Vénus" exhibition in Paris showcases clay sculptures of eight women from Saint-Denis's women's shelter, who overcame violence, alongside bronze casts of prehistoric Venus figurines, linking contemporary female resilience to ancient archetypes; a larger installation is planned ...
Nourry's "Vénus": Art as Healing and Social Commentary
Artist Prune Nourry's "Vénus" exhibition in Paris showcases clay sculptures of eight women from Saint-Denis's women's shelter, who overcame violence, alongside bronze casts of prehistoric Venus figurines, linking contemporary female resilience to ancient archetypes; a larger installation is planned ...
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20% Bias Score
France Unveils Ambitious AI Strategy with Massive Investment
French President Macron will unveil his AI strategy tonight at 8:30 PM on France 2, aiming to position France as a global leader in AI by attracting massive investment in data centers and establishing ethical guidelines, as major investments from Canada and the UAE have already been secured.
France Unveils Ambitious AI Strategy with Massive Investment
French President Macron will unveil his AI strategy tonight at 8:30 PM on France 2, aiming to position France as a global leader in AI by attracting massive investment in data centers and establishing ethical guidelines, as major investments from Canada and the UAE have already been secured.
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36% Bias Score
Winkler Critiques German Asylum Policy, Favors Institutional Approach
Historian Winkler, in a Spiegel Online article, criticizes Germany's Green and SPD parties for their asylum policies, arguing they've led to negative consequences and advocating for a shift from a subjective to an institutional asylum right, a view closer to CDU leader Merz's position but contested ...
Winkler Critiques German Asylum Policy, Favors Institutional Approach
Historian Winkler, in a Spiegel Online article, criticizes Germany's Green and SPD parties for their asylum policies, arguing they've led to negative consequences and advocating for a shift from a subjective to an institutional asylum right, a view closer to CDU leader Merz's position but contested ...
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56% Bias Score