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Trump Administration Fires Hundreds of FAA Employees, Raising Safety Concerns
The Trump administration fired hundreds of FAA employees, including those working on critical safety systems and a Hawaii missile detection radar, raising national security and air safety concerns amid existing staff shortages and following a recent fatal midair collision.
Trump Administration Fires Hundreds of FAA Employees, Raising Safety Concerns
The Trump administration fired hundreds of FAA employees, including those working on critical safety systems and a Hawaii missile detection radar, raising national security and air safety concerns amid existing staff shortages and following a recent fatal midair collision.
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40% Bias Score
Renewed Investigation into Indiana Serial Killer Herbert Baumeister
A new investigation into the Herbert Baumeister serial killer case in Indiana is underway, utilizing modern forensic technology to identify the numerous unidentified human remains found on his property in 1994; a four-part Hulu series, "The Fox Hollow Murders," details this renewed investigation.
Renewed Investigation into Indiana Serial Killer Herbert Baumeister
A new investigation into the Herbert Baumeister serial killer case in Indiana is underway, utilizing modern forensic technology to identify the numerous unidentified human remains found on his property in 1994; a four-part Hulu series, "The Fox Hollow Murders," details this renewed investigation.
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36% Bias Score
Fourth Major North American Aviation Disaster in One Month
A Delta Airlines plane crashed at Toronto Pearson Airport on Monday, injuring 17 people, marking the fourth major aviation disaster in North America this month, following crashes in Alaska, Philadelphia, and Washington D.C., resulting in numerous fatalities.
Fourth Major North American Aviation Disaster in One Month
A Delta Airlines plane crashed at Toronto Pearson Airport on Monday, injuring 17 people, marking the fourth major aviation disaster in North America this month, following crashes in Alaska, Philadelphia, and Washington D.C., resulting in numerous fatalities.
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40% Bias Score
Five Charged in Death of Transgender Man in Upstate New York
Five people were arrested and charged with second-degree murder in the death of 24-year-old transgender man Sam Nordquist, whose body was found in upstate New York; while the killing was brutal, investigators have not yet determined whether it was a hate crime.
Five Charged in Death of Transgender Man in Upstate New York
Five people were arrested and charged with second-degree murder in the death of 24-year-old transgender man Sam Nordquist, whose body was found in upstate New York; while the killing was brutal, investigators have not yet determined whether it was a hate crime.
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44% Bias Score
NY Court Upholds Ethics Commission, Rejecting Cuomo Challenge
The New York Court of Appeals ruled 4-3 on Tuesday that the Commission on Ethics and Lobbying in Government is constitutional, rejecting former Governor Andrew Cuomo's challenge related to a $5 million book deal and reversing lower court rulings; the commission will continue its investigation into C...
NY Court Upholds Ethics Commission, Rejecting Cuomo Challenge
The New York Court of Appeals ruled 4-3 on Tuesday that the Commission on Ethics and Lobbying in Government is constitutional, rejecting former Governor Andrew Cuomo's challenge related to a $5 million book deal and reversing lower court rulings; the commission will continue its investigation into C...
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36% Bias Score
Trump's Gaza Plan Fuels Mideast Tensions as Rubio Begins Regional Tour
Secretary of State Marco Rubio begins a Mideast tour amid fallout from President Trump's plan to relocate Gaza's Palestinians and place the region under U.S. control, a proposal rejected by Arab leaders but supported by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu; a fragile ceasefire remains, but the risk of r...
Trump's Gaza Plan Fuels Mideast Tensions as Rubio Begins Regional Tour
Secretary of State Marco Rubio begins a Mideast tour amid fallout from President Trump's plan to relocate Gaza's Palestinians and place the region under U.S. control, a proposal rejected by Arab leaders but supported by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu; a fragile ceasefire remains, but the risk of r...
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48% Bias Score
Bird Flu Drives Record Egg Prices
Wholesale egg prices hit $7.44 a dozen due to a nationwide shortage caused by 151 bird flu outbreaks impacting farms in the last 30 days, leading to record-high consumer prices of $4.95 a dozen in January, 53% higher than last year.
Bird Flu Drives Record Egg Prices
Wholesale egg prices hit $7.44 a dozen due to a nationwide shortage caused by 151 bird flu outbreaks impacting farms in the last 30 days, leading to record-high consumer prices of $4.95 a dozen in January, 53% higher than last year.
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32% Bias Score
Mexico to Sue Google Over Gulf of America Name Change
Mexico is threatening to sue Google for refusing to change the name of the Gulf of Mexico back from "Gulf of America", a change implemented after President Trump's declaration, which Mexico says violates its sovereignty over 49% of the Gulf.
Mexico to Sue Google Over Gulf of America Name Change
Mexico is threatening to sue Google for refusing to change the name of the Gulf of Mexico back from "Gulf of America", a change implemented after President Trump's declaration, which Mexico says violates its sovereignty over 49% of the Gulf.
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36% Bias Score
Federal Judge to Rule on Trump Administration's Mass Layoffs
A federal judge will rule on Tuesday on a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's mass layoffs of federal employees, impacting over 200,000 probationary workers and potentially violating congressional authority and established procedures, leading to significant financial losses for unions.
Federal Judge to Rule on Trump Administration's Mass Layoffs
A federal judge will rule on Tuesday on a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's mass layoffs of federal employees, impacting over 200,000 probationary workers and potentially violating congressional authority and established procedures, leading to significant financial losses for unions.
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44% Bias Score
Controversial COVID-19 Researchers Launch New Open-Access Journal
A new open-access journal, co-founded by researchers who challenged the US COVID-19 response, including Jay Bhattacharya and Martin Kulldorff, aims to disrupt scientific publishing by offering open peer review and paid reviewers; however, it faces significant skepticism due to its editorial board me...
Controversial COVID-19 Researchers Launch New Open-Access Journal
A new open-access journal, co-founded by researchers who challenged the US COVID-19 response, including Jay Bhattacharya and Martin Kulldorff, aims to disrupt scientific publishing by offering open peer review and paid reviewers; however, it faces significant skepticism due to its editorial board me...
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56% Bias Score
Trump's Direct Russia-Ukraine Talks Alarm Allies
President Trump is initiating direct negotiations with Russia to end the Ukraine war, causing concern among European allies and Ukrainian officials due to potential exclusion from talks planned in Saudi Arabia; this approach prioritizes a quick resolution, potentially at the cost of European input a...
Trump's Direct Russia-Ukraine Talks Alarm Allies
President Trump is initiating direct negotiations with Russia to end the Ukraine war, causing concern among European allies and Ukrainian officials due to potential exclusion from talks planned in Saudi Arabia; this approach prioritizes a quick resolution, potentially at the cost of European input a...
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40% Bias Score
Trump Administration Fires FDA Employees, Raising Concerns About Product Safety
The Trump administration fired recently hired FDA employees responsible for reviewing the safety of food, medical devices and tobacco products, impacting roughly 700 CDC employees as well, as part of a larger effort to reduce the federal workforce by 5,200 probationary employees; the move has been c...
Trump Administration Fires FDA Employees, Raising Concerns About Product Safety
The Trump administration fired recently hired FDA employees responsible for reviewing the safety of food, medical devices and tobacco products, impacting roughly 700 CDC employees as well, as part of a larger effort to reduce the federal workforce by 5,200 probationary employees; the move has been c...
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40% Bias Score
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