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Trump's USAGM Funding Cuts Celebrated by China
The Trump administration slashed funding for the US Agency for Global Media (USAGM), impacting broadcasters like Voice of America (VOA) and Radio Free Asia (RFA), resulting in staff cuts and celebration from Chinese state media who view this as a victory against critical reporting.
Trump's USAGM Funding Cuts Celebrated by China
The Trump administration slashed funding for the US Agency for Global Media (USAGM), impacting broadcasters like Voice of America (VOA) and Radio Free Asia (RFA), resulting in staff cuts and celebration from Chinese state media who view this as a victory against critical reporting.
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60% Bias Score


Climate Action Crucial for National Security, Warns COP30 Leader
Ahead of the COP30 summit in Belém, Brazil's chief executive Ana Toni warned that countries prioritizing rearmament must also boost climate efforts, or risk more wars; she cited the UK's cuts to climate funding as a bad signal, while noting Germany's increased spending on climate alongside defense.
Climate Action Crucial for National Security, Warns COP30 Leader
Ahead of the COP30 summit in Belém, Brazil's chief executive Ana Toni warned that countries prioritizing rearmament must also boost climate efforts, or risk more wars; she cited the UK's cuts to climate funding as a bad signal, while noting Germany's increased spending on climate alongside defense.
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24% Bias Score


Trump Shuts Down Voice of America, Eliminating Federally Funded News Outlet
President Trump shut down the US Agency for Global Media (USAGM), including Voice of America (VOA), on Friday, placing over 1,000 employees on administrative leave and eliminating broadcasts to countries like China, North Korea, Russia, and Cuba, citing the prevention of taxpayer funding of "radical...
Trump Shuts Down Voice of America, Eliminating Federally Funded News Outlet
President Trump shut down the US Agency for Global Media (USAGM), including Voice of America (VOA), on Friday, placing over 1,000 employees on administrative leave and eliminating broadcasts to countries like China, North Korea, Russia, and Cuba, citing the prevention of taxpayer funding of "radical...
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44% Bias Score


Poland-Belarus Border: Report Details Systematic Human Rights Abuses
Oxfam and Egala's report exposes systematic human rights abuses at the Poland-Belarus border, documenting pushbacks, violence, and at least 88 deaths since mid-2021, urging EU investigation and legal reforms in Poland.
Poland-Belarus Border: Report Details Systematic Human Rights Abuses
Oxfam and Egala's report exposes systematic human rights abuses at the Poland-Belarus border, documenting pushbacks, violence, and at least 88 deaths since mid-2021, urging EU investigation and legal reforms in Poland.
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52% Bias Score


Nobel Laureates Urge "Moonshot" Technologies to Solve Global Food Crisis
Over 150 Nobel laureates urged global leaders to prioritize agricultural R&D and develop "moonshot" technologies to address the growing global food crisis, driven by climate change and population increase, emphasizing the need for smart innovation in agriculture and food systems.
Nobel Laureates Urge "Moonshot" Technologies to Solve Global Food Crisis
Over 150 Nobel laureates urged global leaders to prioritize agricultural R&D and develop "moonshot" technologies to address the growing global food crisis, driven by climate change and population increase, emphasizing the need for smart innovation in agriculture and food systems.
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44% Bias Score


Israel Launches Airstrikes in Gaza, Killing at Least 30
On Tuesday, Israel conducted at least 35 airstrikes in Gaza, killing at least 30 Palestinians, marking the most intense violence since the January 19 ceasefire; Israel claims this is to secure the release of hostages, while Hamas says it will only release hostages if Israel meets its demands.
Israel Launches Airstrikes in Gaza, Killing at Least 30
On Tuesday, Israel conducted at least 35 airstrikes in Gaza, killing at least 30 Palestinians, marking the most intense violence since the January 19 ceasefire; Israel claims this is to secure the release of hostages, while Hamas says it will only release hostages if Israel meets its demands.
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56% Bias Score

Ukraine Ceasefire Hinges on Russia Accepting US Plan
A US-proposed 30-day ceasefire in the Ukraine war depends on Russia accepting the plan, though both sides have irreconcilable demands: Russia wants territorial concessions and sanctions relief; Ukraine needs security guarantees and the return of occupied territories.

Ukraine Ceasefire Hinges on Russia Accepting US Plan
A US-proposed 30-day ceasefire in the Ukraine war depends on Russia accepting the plan, though both sides have irreconcilable demands: Russia wants territorial concessions and sanctions relief; Ukraine needs security guarantees and the return of occupied territories.
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40% Bias Score

US Government Repression Targets Columbia University Students
The Trump administration cut \$400 million in funding from Columbia University following student protests against Israeli policies, leading to the arrest of a Palestinian-American alumnus and the targeting of other students, highlighting a broader pattern of government repression against dissent.

US Government Repression Targets Columbia University Students
The Trump administration cut \$400 million in funding from Columbia University following student protests against Israeli policies, leading to the arrest of a Palestinian-American alumnus and the targeting of other students, highlighting a broader pattern of government repression against dissent.
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56% Bias Score

Israel Resumes Airstrikes on Gaza After Ceasefire Collapse
On March 20th, Israel resumed airstrikes on Gaza, killing over 320 Palestinians, following failed negotiations with Hamas regarding the release of 59 Israeli hostages and the extension of the January 19th ceasefire.

Israel Resumes Airstrikes on Gaza After Ceasefire Collapse
On March 20th, Israel resumed airstrikes on Gaza, killing over 320 Palestinians, following failed negotiations with Hamas regarding the release of 59 Israeli hostages and the extension of the January 19th ceasefire.
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56% Bias Score

US Proposes Territorial Concessions in Ukraine, Sparking Tensions
During a March 11th meeting in Jeddah, US officials proposed negotiating territorial concessions in Ukraine with Russia, causing tension with Ukrainian representatives; this marks a significant shift in US policy, prioritizing bilateral relations with Moscow over unwavering support for Ukraine's ter...

US Proposes Territorial Concessions in Ukraine, Sparking Tensions
During a March 11th meeting in Jeddah, US officials proposed negotiating territorial concessions in Ukraine with Russia, causing tension with Ukrainian representatives; this marks a significant shift in US policy, prioritizing bilateral relations with Moscow over unwavering support for Ukraine's ter...
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64% Bias Score

China Holds Military Drills Near Taiwan After US Fact Sheet Update
China conducted military drills near Taiwan in response to the US State Department's updated fact sheet on Taiwan, which removed previous wording stating it did not support "Taiwan independence", prompting China to condemn the move and call for caution from the US.

China Holds Military Drills Near Taiwan After US Fact Sheet Update
China conducted military drills near Taiwan in response to the US State Department's updated fact sheet on Taiwan, which removed previous wording stating it did not support "Taiwan independence", prompting China to condemn the move and call for caution from the US.
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68% Bias Score

North Macedonia Nightclub Fire Kills 59
A fire caused by fireworks at an overcrowded nightclub in Kocani, North Macedonia, during a concert killed at least 59 people and injured over 150, highlighting systemic failures in safety regulations and corruption.

North Macedonia Nightclub Fire Kills 59
A fire caused by fireworks at an overcrowded nightclub in Kocani, North Macedonia, during a concert killed at least 59 people and injured over 150, highlighting systemic failures in safety regulations and corruption.
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56% Bias Score
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