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Congress Proposes Safe Beauty Bills to Ban Toxic Chemicals in Hair Products
The U.S. Congress introduced four bills to ban or regulate dangerous chemicals in hair products, primarily targeting those used by Black women, based on studies linking ingredients to cancer and other health problems, and following a 2022 law that gave the FDA authority but little change.
Congress Proposes Safe Beauty Bills to Ban Toxic Chemicals in Hair Products
The U.S. Congress introduced four bills to ban or regulate dangerous chemicals in hair products, primarily targeting those used by Black women, based on studies linking ingredients to cancer and other health problems, and following a 2022 law that gave the FDA authority but little change.
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36% Bias Score
White House Rejects Criticism Over Handling of Epstein Files
The White House is pushing back against criticism over its handling of Jeffrey Epstein files, with Republicans expressing frustration over a perceived lack of transparency and Democrats seizing on the issue for political gain; a joint DOJ-FBI memo found no evidence of blackmail or murder.
White House Rejects Criticism Over Handling of Epstein Files
The White House is pushing back against criticism over its handling of Jeffrey Epstein files, with Republicans expressing frustration over a perceived lack of transparency and Democrats seizing on the issue for political gain; a joint DOJ-FBI memo found no evidence of blackmail or murder.
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52% Bias Score
Trump Administration Ends LGBTQ Youth Lifeline
The Trump administration terminated the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline's LGBTQ youth program, ending a service that received nearly 1.5 million contacts since its launch in October 2022, due to funding constraints, despite bipartisan criticism and concerns about increased suicide risk among LGBTQ you...
Trump Administration Ends LGBTQ Youth Lifeline
The Trump administration terminated the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline's LGBTQ youth program, ending a service that received nearly 1.5 million contacts since its launch in October 2022, due to funding constraints, despite bipartisan criticism and concerns about increased suicide risk among LGBTQ you...
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52% Bias Score
Vought's Push for Partisan Government Funding Sparks Senate Outrage
OMB Director Russ Vought's call for a more partisan government funding process sparked outrage among senators, following the Senate's passage of a $9 billion rescissions package that canceled funds for foreign aid and public broadcasting, raising concerns about Congress's power of the purse and futu...
Vought's Push for Partisan Government Funding Sparks Senate Outrage
OMB Director Russ Vought's call for a more partisan government funding process sparked outrage among senators, following the Senate's passage of a $9 billion rescissions package that canceled funds for foreign aid and public broadcasting, raising concerns about Congress's power of the purse and futu...
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48% Bias Score
FDA Authorizes Juul E-Cigarette Sales
The FDA authorized Juul Labs to continue selling its e-cigarettes in the U.S. after a multiyear review, citing evidence of adult smokers switching from traditional cigarettes, despite concerns about youth vaping and potential health risks.
FDA Authorizes Juul E-Cigarette Sales
The FDA authorized Juul Labs to continue selling its e-cigarettes in the U.S. after a multiyear review, citing evidence of adult smokers switching from traditional cigarettes, despite concerns about youth vaping and potential health risks.
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44% Bias Score
ICE's Planned Expansion Risks Repeating Border Patrol's Mistakes
ICE plans to add 10,000 employees within five years, fueled by a $76.5 billion budget increase, but the Border Patrol's similar expansion in the early 2000s resulted in lowered standards, increased misconduct, and a 20% academy failure rate, raising concerns about potential issues with the new ICE h...
ICE's Planned Expansion Risks Repeating Border Patrol's Mistakes
ICE plans to add 10,000 employees within five years, fueled by a $76.5 billion budget increase, but the Border Patrol's similar expansion in the early 2000s resulted in lowered standards, increased misconduct, and a 20% academy failure rate, raising concerns about potential issues with the new ICE h...
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48% Bias Score
ICE Gains Access to Medicaid Data to Deport Illegal Immigrants
ICE now has access to Medicaid data (addresses, ethnicities) of over 71 million enrollees to deport illegal immigrants; this follows a lawsuit from California and 19 other states alleging HIPAA violations and unauthorized data transfer.
ICE Gains Access to Medicaid Data to Deport Illegal Immigrants
ICE now has access to Medicaid data (addresses, ethnicities) of over 71 million enrollees to deport illegal immigrants; this follows a lawsuit from California and 19 other states alleging HIPAA violations and unauthorized data transfer.
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64% Bias Score
White House Scrutinizes $2.5 Billion Fed Renovation, Threatening Powell's Position
The $2.5 billion renovation of the Federal Reserve headquarters, approved in 2017, is under fire from the White House for cost overruns, potentially jeopardizing Chair Jerome Powell's position amid disagreements over interest rate policies.
White House Scrutinizes $2.5 Billion Fed Renovation, Threatening Powell's Position
The $2.5 billion renovation of the Federal Reserve headquarters, approved in 2017, is under fire from the White House for cost overruns, potentially jeopardizing Chair Jerome Powell's position amid disagreements over interest rate policies.
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40% Bias Score
Gettysburg College Assault Case Ends in Guilty Plea
Ian Cleary, a 32-year-old man, pleaded guilty to second-degree sexual assault stemming from a 2013 attack on a fellow student at Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania; he was extradited from France and faces a four-to-eight-year sentence.
Gettysburg College Assault Case Ends in Guilty Plea
Ian Cleary, a 32-year-old man, pleaded guilty to second-degree sexual assault stemming from a 2013 attack on a fellow student at Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania; he was extradited from France and faces a four-to-eight-year sentence.
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28% Bias Score
Virginia Sanctuary Policy Leads to Release of Twice-Deported Rapist
Arlington County, Virginia, released twice-deported rapist David Cabrera despite an ICE detainer due to its sanctuary policy, forcing ICE to apprehend him on the street and highlighting increased risks for agents and the public amid rising anti-ICE violence.
Virginia Sanctuary Policy Leads to Release of Twice-Deported Rapist
Arlington County, Virginia, released twice-deported rapist David Cabrera despite an ICE detainer due to its sanctuary policy, forcing ICE to apprehend him on the street and highlighting increased risks for agents and the public amid rising anti-ICE violence.
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68% Bias Score
TSA Announces Major Airport Security Changes
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is making significant changes to airport security, eliminating the shoe removal requirement and reviewing liquid restrictions, aiming for a more seamless passenger experience thanks to improved technology and a multi-layered screening process.
TSA Announces Major Airport Security Changes
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is making significant changes to airport security, eliminating the shoe removal requirement and reviewing liquid restrictions, aiming for a more seamless passenger experience thanks to improved technology and a multi-layered screening process.
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44% Bias Score
One-Day Sentence Recommended for Officer in Breonna Taylor Civil Rights Case
Former Louisville police officer Brett Hankison was found guilty of violating Breonna Taylor's civil rights by firing ten shots into her apartment during a botched raid in March 2020; the Department of Justice recommended a one-day prison sentence, prompting outrage from Taylor's family.
One-Day Sentence Recommended for Officer in Breonna Taylor Civil Rights Case
Former Louisville police officer Brett Hankison was found guilty of violating Breonna Taylor's civil rights by firing ten shots into her apartment during a botched raid in March 2020; the Department of Justice recommended a one-day prison sentence, prompting outrage from Taylor's family.
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40% Bias Score
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