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Johns Hopkins Cuts 2,122 Jobs After $800 Million in USAID Funding Cut
Johns Hopkins University will cut 2,122 jobs—247 domestic and 1,975 international—after the Trump administration cut $800 million in USAID funding, impacting the Bloomberg School of Public Health, medical school, and Jhpiego, following a broader trend of cuts and investigations into universities.
Johns Hopkins Cuts 2,122 Jobs After $800 Million in USAID Funding Cut
Johns Hopkins University will cut 2,122 jobs—247 domestic and 1,975 international—after the Trump administration cut $800 million in USAID funding, impacting the Bloomberg School of Public Health, medical school, and Jhpiego, following a broader trend of cuts and investigations into universities.
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44% Bias Score
Undercover Operation Nets Criminal Hiring Hitman
In early 1998, North Coast criminal Robert Ernest Neville paid undercover NSW police officer Nick Kaldas \$500 to kill a former lover who had initiated defamation proceedings, fearing financial losses; Neville was subsequently arrested and jailed.
Undercover Operation Nets Criminal Hiring Hitman
In early 1998, North Coast criminal Robert Ernest Neville paid undercover NSW police officer Nick Kaldas \$500 to kill a former lover who had initiated defamation proceedings, fearing financial losses; Neville was subsequently arrested and jailed.
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32% Bias Score
SADC Ends DRC Military Mission, Shifts to Political Solutions
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) ended its military mission in the DRC due to persistent M23 rebel hostilities, shifting focus to political solutions amidst uncertain direct negotiations between the DRC government and the M23, pushed by Angola, while the Nairobi peace process remain...
SADC Ends DRC Military Mission, Shifts to Political Solutions
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) ended its military mission in the DRC due to persistent M23 rebel hostilities, shifting focus to political solutions amidst uncertain direct negotiations between the DRC government and the M23, pushed by Angola, while the Nairobi peace process remain...
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40% Bias Score
Russia-China Forum in Khabarovsk to Boost Bilateral Cooperation
A Russia-China forum, focusing on economic and cultural cooperation, will take place in Khabarovsk on May 19-20, featuring over 30 events and aiming to strengthen bilateral ties, particularly in the Far East, with over 1 trillion rubles in Chinese investments in 58 projects.
Russia-China Forum in Khabarovsk to Boost Bilateral Cooperation
A Russia-China forum, focusing on economic and cultural cooperation, will take place in Khabarovsk on May 19-20, featuring over 30 events and aiming to strengthen bilateral ties, particularly in the Far East, with over 1 trillion rubles in Chinese investments in 58 projects.
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44% Bias Score
Purim's Resonance: Ancient Antisemitism and Modern Conflict
The Purim holiday, commemorating the Jewish people's survival against Haman's genocidal plot in ancient Persia, resonates deeply with the recent Hamas attack on Israel, highlighting the enduring struggle against antisemitism and the need for continued vigilance.
Purim's Resonance: Ancient Antisemitism and Modern Conflict
The Purim holiday, commemorating the Jewish people's survival against Haman's genocidal plot in ancient Persia, resonates deeply with the recent Hamas attack on Israel, highlighting the enduring struggle against antisemitism and the need for continued vigilance.
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64% Bias Score
UN Judge Found Guilty of Keeping Domestic Slave
A Ugandan High Court judge and UN judicial member, Lydia Mugambe, was found guilty in Oxford Crown Court on Thursday on multiple charges of exploiting a Ugandan woman as a domestic slave while studying at Oxford University; she faces sentencing on May 2nd.
UN Judge Found Guilty of Keeping Domestic Slave
A Ugandan High Court judge and UN judicial member, Lydia Mugambe, was found guilty in Oxford Crown Court on Thursday on multiple charges of exploiting a Ugandan woman as a domestic slave while studying at Oxford University; she faces sentencing on May 2nd.
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48% Bias Score
Miami Beach Mayor Attempts to Ban Oscar-Winning Documentary
Miami Beach Mayor Steven Meiner attempted to evict O Cinema and revoke its funding for screening the Oscar-winning documentary "No Other Land", which depicts Palestinian displacement in the West Bank, sparking a debate over censorship and freedom of speech.
Miami Beach Mayor Attempts to Ban Oscar-Winning Documentary
Miami Beach Mayor Steven Meiner attempted to evict O Cinema and revoke its funding for screening the Oscar-winning documentary "No Other Land", which depicts Palestinian displacement in the West Bank, sparking a debate over censorship and freedom of speech.
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32% Bias Score
China Strengthens Global Trade Ties Amidst Protectionist Headwinds
China is actively promoting international trade and investment despite global protectionism, with recent events in the UK, Brazil, and Germany showcasing cooperation agreements in finance, clean energy, AI, agriculture, and green development; China's foreign trade showed resilience in the first two ...
China Strengthens Global Trade Ties Amidst Protectionist Headwinds
China is actively promoting international trade and investment despite global protectionism, with recent events in the UK, Brazil, and Germany showcasing cooperation agreements in finance, clean energy, AI, agriculture, and green development; China's foreign trade showed resilience in the first two ...
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28% Bias Score
Mexico Cartel Site Yields Evidence of Mass Killings
Three crematoria, personal belongings, and burned human remains were found at a Jalisco Nueva Generación cartel site in Mexico, raising concerns about police incompetence and potential corruption after a previous unsuccessful raid six months prior.
Mexico Cartel Site Yields Evidence of Mass Killings
Three crematoria, personal belongings, and burned human remains were found at a Jalisco Nueva Generación cartel site in Mexico, raising concerns about police incompetence and potential corruption after a previous unsuccessful raid six months prior.
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40% Bias Score
Pentera Raises \$60M to Combat AI-Powered Cyber Threats
Israeli cybersecurity firm Pentera raised \$60 million in funding, bringing its total to \$250 million, to enhance its AI-driven platform that helps organizations continuously validate their security defenses against real-world attacks, achieving 300% ARR growth and 200% customer expansion since Dec...
Pentera Raises \$60M to Combat AI-Powered Cyber Threats
Israeli cybersecurity firm Pentera raised \$60 million in funding, bringing its total to \$250 million, to enhance its AI-driven platform that helps organizations continuously validate their security defenses against real-world attacks, achieving 300% ARR growth and 200% customer expansion since Dec...
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44% Bias Score
Putin and bin Salman Affirm Strong Ties, Focus on OPEC+ and Ukraine
On March 13, 2025, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman affirmed strong bilateral ties and OPEC+ cooperation during a phone call, with the Crown Prince expressing support for resolving the Ukraine conflict and facilitating US-Russia talks.
Putin and bin Salman Affirm Strong Ties, Focus on OPEC+ and Ukraine
On March 13, 2025, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman affirmed strong bilateral ties and OPEC+ cooperation during a phone call, with the Crown Prince expressing support for resolving the Ukraine conflict and facilitating US-Russia talks.
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40% Bias Score
ECHR Holds Ukraine Accountable for 2014 Odessa Massacre
The European Court of Human Rights found Ukraine responsible for the May 2, 2014, Odessa violence, where 48 died and 250 were injured due to government inaction, marking a significant shift in Western acknowledgment of post-coup Kyiv regime culpability.
ECHR Holds Ukraine Accountable for 2014 Odessa Massacre
The European Court of Human Rights found Ukraine responsible for the May 2, 2014, Odessa violence, where 48 died and 250 were injured due to government inaction, marking a significant shift in Western acknowledgment of post-coup Kyiv regime culpability.
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60% Bias Score
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