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Appeals Court Allows Dismantling of Voice of America
A federal appeals court on Thursday allowed the Trump administration to continue dismantling Voice of America, rejecting a lower court order to restore its operations, leaving hundreds of employees terminated and its website without new stories for more than two months, despite congressional mandate...
Appeals Court Allows Dismantling of Voice of America
A federal appeals court on Thursday allowed the Trump administration to continue dismantling Voice of America, rejecting a lower court order to restore its operations, leaving hundreds of employees terminated and its website without new stories for more than two months, despite congressional mandate...
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68% Bias Score
Antisemitic Attack Kills Two Israeli Embassy Employees in Washington D.C.
On Wednesday evening, two Israeli embassy employees were murdered outside a Washington D.C. Jewish museum by Elias Rodriguez, a 30-year-old Chicago resident and PSL member who shouted "Free Palestine!" upon arrest; Israeli officials condemned the act as an antisemitic crime.
Antisemitic Attack Kills Two Israeli Embassy Employees in Washington D.C.
On Wednesday evening, two Israeli embassy employees were murdered outside a Washington D.C. Jewish museum by Elias Rodriguez, a 30-year-old Chicago resident and PSL member who shouted "Free Palestine!" upon arrest; Israeli officials condemned the act as an antisemitic crime.
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60% Bias Score
Trump Administration Revokes Harvard's Authority to Admit Foreign Students
The Trump administration revoked Harvard University's ability to admit foreign students, affecting 6,800 students (27% of the student body), due to accusations of inciting antisemitism and terrorism on campus; this follows the freezing of nearly $2.7 billion in federal funds.
Trump Administration Revokes Harvard's Authority to Admit Foreign Students
The Trump administration revoked Harvard University's ability to admit foreign students, affecting 6,800 students (27% of the student body), due to accusations of inciting antisemitism and terrorism on campus; this follows the freezing of nearly $2.7 billion in federal funds.
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56% Bias Score
US Approves $175 Billion "Golden Dome" Missile Defense Program
US President Donald Trump approved the $175 billion "Golden Dome" missile defense program, a satellite network designed to counter missile threats from China and Russia, raising concerns about space militarization and an intensified arms race.
US Approves $175 Billion "Golden Dome" Missile Defense Program
US President Donald Trump approved the $175 billion "Golden Dome" missile defense program, a satellite network designed to counter missile threats from China and Russia, raising concerns about space militarization and an intensified arms race.
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52% Bias Score
US-Israel Plan to Control Gaza Aid Raises Displacement Fears
A US-Israel initiative will control aid distribution in Gaza, replacing the UN and raising concerns about private contractors handling a major humanitarian crisis; the plan involves four distribution points in southern Gaza, each serving 300,000 people, potentially leading to mass displacement.
US-Israel Plan to Control Gaza Aid Raises Displacement Fears
A US-Israel initiative will control aid distribution in Gaza, replacing the UN and raising concerns about private contractors handling a major humanitarian crisis; the plan involves four distribution points in southern Gaza, each serving 300,000 people, potentially leading to mass displacement.
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64% Bias Score
Equatorial Guinea: Pilot Confesses to Transporting Kidnapped Opposition Members
A Greek pilot confessed to transporting "detainees" on Equatorial Guinea's presidential plane, confirming the kidnapping of four opposition members in 2019, one of whom died; this is part of a broader pattern of human rights abuses documented by various organizations.
Equatorial Guinea: Pilot Confesses to Transporting Kidnapped Opposition Members
A Greek pilot confessed to transporting "detainees" on Equatorial Guinea's presidential plane, confirming the kidnapping of four opposition members in 2019, one of whom died; this is part of a broader pattern of human rights abuses documented by various organizations.
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60% Bias Score
Harvard Loses International Student Admission Rights Amid Trump Administration Dispute
On April 15, 2025, the Trump administration revoked Harvard University's right to accept international students due to alleged non-compliance with laws, escalating a conflict stemming from campus protests and accusations of insufficient antisemitism measures; Harvard, which receives \$9 billion in g...
Harvard Loses International Student Admission Rights Amid Trump Administration Dispute
On April 15, 2025, the Trump administration revoked Harvard University's right to accept international students due to alleged non-compliance with laws, escalating a conflict stemming from campus protests and accusations of insufficient antisemitism measures; Harvard, which receives \$9 billion in g...
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64% Bias Score
Trump Reverses Stance: Believes Putin Unwilling to Negotiate Ukraine Peace
Former US President Trump now believes Russian President Putin is winning the war in Ukraine and is unwilling to negotiate peace, contradicting his prior statements and aligning with assessments from Ukrainian President Zelensky and European leaders who have urged increased pressure on Russia; the E...
Trump Reverses Stance: Believes Putin Unwilling to Negotiate Ukraine Peace
Former US President Trump now believes Russian President Putin is winning the war in Ukraine and is unwilling to negotiate peace, contradicting his prior statements and aligning with assessments from Ukrainian President Zelensky and European leaders who have urged increased pressure on Russia; the E...
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48% Bias Score
Trump's Crypto Dinner Raises Conflict of Interest Concerns
Former President Trump dined with 220 investors in his memecoin, $TRUMP, at his golf club, rewarding top investors with a White House tour, despite legal restrictions on foreign political donations; the event highlights potential conflicts of interest and regulatory loopholes.
Trump's Crypto Dinner Raises Conflict of Interest Concerns
Former President Trump dined with 220 investors in his memecoin, $TRUMP, at his golf club, rewarding top investors with a White House tour, despite legal restrictions on foreign political donations; the event highlights potential conflicts of interest and regulatory loopholes.
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56% Bias Score
Space Force Must Prioritize AI to Maintain Superiority
The U.S. Space Force needs to urgently integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into its systems to counter adversaries' use of AI in cyber warfare and maintain space superiority, unlike the Pentagon's outdated decision-making processes which may lead to outsourcing core missions.
Space Force Must Prioritize AI to Maintain Superiority
The U.S. Space Force needs to urgently integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into its systems to counter adversaries' use of AI in cyber warfare and maintain space superiority, unlike the Pentagon's outdated decision-making processes which may lead to outsourcing core missions.
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56% Bias Score
US-China Trade Tensions: A Fragmented Multipolar Future
The temporary easing of US-China trade tensions provides a brief respite for global markets; however, the underlying geopolitical competition and economic realignments suggest a fragmented multipolar future, hindered by existing power structures and internal challenges for emerging powers.
US-China Trade Tensions: A Fragmented Multipolar Future
The temporary easing of US-China trade tensions provides a brief respite for global markets; however, the underlying geopolitical competition and economic realignments suggest a fragmented multipolar future, hindered by existing power structures and internal challenges for emerging powers.
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36% Bias Score
Assassination of Israeli Embassy Employees in Washington D.C.
Two Israeli embassy employees were shot and killed in Washington D.C. on Thursday morning near the Jewish Museum, prompting an investigation into a potential hate crime. The assailant, a 30-year-old man, shouted "Free Palestine" upon arrest, with the Israeli government linking the event to rising an...
Assassination of Israeli Embassy Employees in Washington D.C.
Two Israeli embassy employees were shot and killed in Washington D.C. on Thursday morning near the Jewish Museum, prompting an investigation into a potential hate crime. The assailant, a 30-year-old man, shouted "Free Palestine" upon arrest, with the Israeli government linking the event to rising an...
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56% Bias Score
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