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UN Rejects US-Backed Gaza Aid Operation Over Impartiality Concerns
The UN will not participate in a US-backed Gaza aid operation due to impartiality concerns, while Israel pledges facilitation but not direct involvement; the operation faces criticism amid a critical risk of famine in Gaza.
UN Rejects US-Backed Gaza Aid Operation Over Impartiality Concerns
The UN will not participate in a US-backed Gaza aid operation due to impartiality concerns, while Israel pledges facilitation but not direct involvement; the operation faces criticism amid a critical risk of famine in Gaza.
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44% Bias Score
Arrest Made in International Sextortion Scheme that Led to Teen's Suicide
Following the suicide of 17-year-old Ryan Last in 2022 due to an international sextortion scheme, Alfred Kassi, the alleged perpetrator, and three accomplices were arrested in Côte d'Ivoire; they will be prosecuted there under cybercrime laws.
Arrest Made in International Sextortion Scheme that Led to Teen's Suicide
Following the suicide of 17-year-old Ryan Last in 2022 due to an international sextortion scheme, Alfred Kassi, the alleged perpetrator, and three accomplices were arrested in Côte d'Ivoire; they will be prosecuted there under cybercrime laws.
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24% Bias Score
India-Pakistan LoC Conflict: Renewed Violence After Pahalgam Attack
The recent escalation of conflict along the India-Pakistan Line of Control (LoC) after the Pahalgam attack resulted in at least 16 reported deaths in India and 40 claimed deaths in Pakistan, highlighting the volatile nature of the de facto border dividing the disputed Kashmir region.
India-Pakistan LoC Conflict: Renewed Violence After Pahalgam Attack
The recent escalation of conflict along the India-Pakistan Line of Control (LoC) after the Pahalgam attack resulted in at least 16 reported deaths in India and 40 claimed deaths in Pakistan, highlighting the volatile nature of the de facto border dividing the disputed Kashmir region.
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32% Bias Score
DRC: 1,359 Soldiers Evacuated from Goma After M23 Seizure
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) successfully evacuated 1,359 unarmed Congolese soldiers and police officers and their families from Goma to Kinshasa between April 30 and May 15, following the city's capture by the M23 rebel group in January, navigating a complex route through con...
DRC: 1,359 Soldiers Evacuated from Goma After M23 Seizure
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) successfully evacuated 1,359 unarmed Congolese soldiers and police officers and their families from Goma to Kinshasa between April 30 and May 15, following the city's capture by the M23 rebel group in January, navigating a complex route through con...
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36% Bias Score
Amazon's £8bn UK Data Center Investment Spurs Calls for Nuclear Energy Expansion
Amazon Web Services plans to invest £8 billion in UK data centers over the next four years, driving a significant increase in energy demand, leading to calls for expanded nuclear energy to power AI, with concerns raised about the long-term sustainability of this solution and the need to explore alte...
Amazon's £8bn UK Data Center Investment Spurs Calls for Nuclear Energy Expansion
Amazon Web Services plans to invest £8 billion in UK data centers over the next four years, driving a significant increase in energy demand, leading to calls for expanded nuclear energy to power AI, with concerns raised about the long-term sustainability of this solution and the need to explore alte...
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52% Bias Score
Aztec Obsidian Trade Network Revealed
Analysis of 788 obsidian artifacts from Tenochtitlan reveals the Aztec Empire's vast trade network, sourcing materials from both allied and rival regions, showcasing a complex economic system that reflected political shifts and the symbolic importance of green obsidian from Sierra de Pachuca.
Aztec Obsidian Trade Network Revealed
Analysis of 788 obsidian artifacts from Tenochtitlan reveals the Aztec Empire's vast trade network, sourcing materials from both allied and rival regions, showcasing a complex economic system that reflected political shifts and the symbolic importance of green obsidian from Sierra de Pachuca.
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16% Bias Score
Aztec Obsidian Trade Network Revealed Through 788 Artifacts
Analysis of 788 obsidian artifacts from Tenochtitlan reveals the Aztecs' vast trade network, sourcing volcanic glass from both allied and rival regions, showcasing a complex economic system that transcended political borders and influenced their societal evolution.
Aztec Obsidian Trade Network Revealed Through 788 Artifacts
Analysis of 788 obsidian artifacts from Tenochtitlan reveals the Aztecs' vast trade network, sourcing volcanic glass from both allied and rival regions, showcasing a complex economic system that transcended political borders and influenced their societal evolution.
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20% Bias Score
Ukraine's Peace Strategy: Playing into Russia's Hands
Ukraine's peace efforts, driven by the need to appease President Trump, are inadvertently allowing Russia to control the pace of negotiations, leading to minimal progress and maximalist demands from the Kremlin.
Ukraine's Peace Strategy: Playing into Russia's Hands
Ukraine's peace efforts, driven by the need to appease President Trump, are inadvertently allowing Russia to control the pace of negotiations, leading to minimal progress and maximalist demands from the Kremlin.
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60% Bias Score
Smokey Robinson Under Criminal Investigation for Sexual Assault Allegations
Four anonymous housekeepers have filed a $50 million lawsuit against Motown legend Smokey Robinson, 85, alleging sexual battery, false imprisonment, negligence, and gender violence dating back to 2006; Robinson denies the allegations, and the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is investigating.
Smokey Robinson Under Criminal Investigation for Sexual Assault Allegations
Four anonymous housekeepers have filed a $50 million lawsuit against Motown legend Smokey Robinson, 85, alleging sexual battery, false imprisonment, negligence, and gender violence dating back to 2006; Robinson denies the allegations, and the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is investigating.
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60% Bias Score
Gene Editing Successfully Treats Rare Genetic Disease in Infant
A baby, K.J. Muldoon, born with severe CPS1 deficiency, a rare genetic disease affecting approximately one in a million infants, is thriving after receiving a custom CRISPR-based gene-editing therapy developed by the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and Penn Medicine, offering hope for millions w...
Gene Editing Successfully Treats Rare Genetic Disease in Infant
A baby, K.J. Muldoon, born with severe CPS1 deficiency, a rare genetic disease affecting approximately one in a million infants, is thriving after receiving a custom CRISPR-based gene-editing therapy developed by the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and Penn Medicine, offering hope for millions w...
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48% Bias Score
Russian Publishers Face Extremism Charges Over LGBT+ Books
On May 15, 2025, a Moscow court placed three executives from Russian publishing houses Popcorn Books and Individuum under house arrest, accused of extremism for publishing and distributing over 1000 books allegedly promoting LGBT activities, a designation deemed extremist by the Russian Supreme Cour...
Russian Publishers Face Extremism Charges Over LGBT+ Books
On May 15, 2025, a Moscow court placed three executives from Russian publishing houses Popcorn Books and Individuum under house arrest, accused of extremism for publishing and distributing over 1000 books allegedly promoting LGBT activities, a designation deemed extremist by the Russian Supreme Cour...
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56% Bias Score
South African Farmer Relocates to US Under Trump's Controversial Policy
Charl Kleinhaus, a white South African farmer, relocated to the US with 59 others under President Trump's policy, citing death threats and land expropriation concerns, despite criticism and questions regarding the vetting process.
South African Farmer Relocates to US Under Trump's Controversial Policy
Charl Kleinhaus, a white South African farmer, relocated to the US with 59 others under President Trump's policy, citing death threats and land expropriation concerns, despite criticism and questions regarding the vetting process.
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52% Bias Score
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