Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Announced After 15 Months of Conflict
A ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, mediated by the US, Egypt, and Qatar, was announced on Wednesday, bringing an end to over 15 months of conflict that left over 46,000 dead in Gaza and over 1,200 dead in Israel. The agreement includes a phased release of hostages and prisoners, beginni...
Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Announced After 15 Months of Conflict
A ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, mediated by the US, Egypt, and Qatar, was announced on Wednesday, bringing an end to over 15 months of conflict that left over 46,000 dead in Gaza and over 1,200 dead in Israel. The agreement includes a phased release of hostages and prisoners, beginni...
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48% Bias Score
Israeli Strikes Kill 78 Palestinians Despite Gaza Ceasefire
Despite a ceasefire agreement announced in Doha, Israeli strikes in Gaza killed at least 78 Palestinians, including 21 children and 25 women, and injured over 250 more in the 24 hours following the announcement, raising concerns about the future of the peace process.
Israeli Strikes Kill 78 Palestinians Despite Gaza Ceasefire
Despite a ceasefire agreement announced in Doha, Israeli strikes in Gaza killed at least 78 Palestinians, including 21 children and 25 women, and injured over 250 more in the 24 hours following the announcement, raising concerns about the future of the peace process.
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44% Bias Score
Family of American Soldier Killed in October 7 Hamas Attack Still Holds Hope He is Alive
Itay Chen, a 19-year-old American-Israeli soldier, was killed in the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack; his family learned of his death in March 2024, and they continue to hope that he is among the American hostages held in Gaza.
Family of American Soldier Killed in October 7 Hamas Attack Still Holds Hope He is Alive
Itay Chen, a 19-year-old American-Israeli soldier, was killed in the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack; his family learned of his death in March 2024, and they continue to hope that he is among the American hostages held in Gaza.
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36% Bias Score
Tennessee Governor Calls Special Session for School Vouchers, Hurricane Relief, and Immigration
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee called a special legislative session starting January 27th to prioritize a universal school voucher program, alongside a $450 million hurricane relief package and unspecified public safety measures regarding immigration, overriding the standard legislative process and fac...
Tennessee Governor Calls Special Session for School Vouchers, Hurricane Relief, and Immigration
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee called a special legislative session starting January 27th to prioritize a universal school voucher program, alongside a $450 million hurricane relief package and unspecified public safety measures regarding immigration, overriding the standard legislative process and fac...
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44% Bias Score
Trump's Energy Nominee Prioritizes Production, Sparking Climate Concerns
Chris Wright, President-elect Trump's nominee for Secretary of Energy, testified before the Senate, prioritizing increased domestic energy production (oil, gas, nuclear, LNG, geothermal) to lower costs and restore "energy dominance," diverging from the Biden administration's clean energy focus, prom...
Trump's Energy Nominee Prioritizes Production, Sparking Climate Concerns
Chris Wright, President-elect Trump's nominee for Secretary of Energy, testified before the Senate, prioritizing increased domestic energy production (oil, gas, nuclear, LNG, geothermal) to lower costs and restore "energy dominance," diverging from the Biden administration's clean energy focus, prom...
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Trump Budget Nominee Vought Hesitates on Ukraine Aid
President-elect Trump's nominee for White House budget director, Russell Vought, declined to fully commit to releasing congressionally approved military aid to Ukraine during his confirmation hearing, citing a desire to potentially overturn the 1974 Impoundment Control Act and reduce spending on soc...
Trump Budget Nominee Vought Hesitates on Ukraine Aid
President-elect Trump's nominee for White House budget director, Russell Vought, declined to fully commit to releasing congressionally approved military aid to Ukraine during his confirmation hearing, citing a desire to potentially overturn the 1974 Impoundment Control Act and reduce spending on soc...
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48% Bias Score
Devastating Los Angeles Wildfires Cause $40 Billion in Damages
Seven wildfires have ravaged Los Angeles County in eight days, burning an area larger than San Francisco, destroying over 12,000 structures, resulting in at least 25 deaths under investigation, and causing an estimated $40 billion in damages.
Devastating Los Angeles Wildfires Cause $40 Billion in Damages
Seven wildfires have ravaged Los Angeles County in eight days, burning an area larger than San Francisco, destroying over 12,000 structures, resulting in at least 25 deaths under investigation, and causing an estimated $40 billion in damages.
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Democrats Urge Garland to Release Full Trump Classified Documents Report
House Judiciary Democrats urged Attorney General Merrick Garland to release Special Counsel Jack Smith's full report on Donald Trump's handling of classified documents, suggesting dismissing charges against Trump's co-defendants to overcome Judge Aileen Cannon's temporary block on the report's secon...
Democrats Urge Garland to Release Full Trump Classified Documents Report
House Judiciary Democrats urged Attorney General Merrick Garland to release Special Counsel Jack Smith's full report on Donald Trump's handling of classified documents, suggesting dismissing charges against Trump's co-defendants to overcome Judge Aileen Cannon's temporary block on the report's secon...
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52% Bias Score
Virginia Man Pleads Not Guilty to Stockpiling Largest-Ever FBI Explosives Cache
A Virginia man, Brad Spafford, was arrested for possessing approximately 150 pipe bombs and other homemade explosives, the largest number in FBI history; he also allegedly used President Biden's photo for target practice, leading to felony charges and pretrial detention.
Virginia Man Pleads Not Guilty to Stockpiling Largest-Ever FBI Explosives Cache
A Virginia man, Brad Spafford, was arrested for possessing approximately 150 pipe bombs and other homemade explosives, the largest number in FBI history; he also allegedly used President Biden's photo for target practice, leading to felony charges and pretrial detention.
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CISA's Election Security Role Faces Political Opposition
Jen Easterly, outgoing head of the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), voiced concern over the agency's future election security role amid Republican calls to reduce or eliminate its responsibilities, highlighting successful collaborations and the increasing threat of forei...
CISA's Election Security Role Faces Political Opposition
Jen Easterly, outgoing head of the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), voiced concern over the agency's future election security role amid Republican calls to reduce or eliminate its responsibilities, highlighting successful collaborations and the increasing threat of forei...
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36% Bias Score
Federal Report Condemns South Carolina Jail for Widespread Violence, Neglect
A federal report reveals that the Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center in Richland County, South Carolina, has vastly underreported violence, including at least two inmate killings discovered via outside callers; the jail must immediately improve conditions and security, or the federal government will fi...
Federal Report Condemns South Carolina Jail for Widespread Violence, Neglect
A federal report reveals that the Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center in Richland County, South Carolina, has vastly underreported violence, including at least two inmate killings discovered via outside callers; the jail must immediately improve conditions and security, or the federal government will fi...
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44% Bias Score
NYC Closes Major Migrant Shelter Amid Arrival Decline
New York City closed its Floyd Bennett Field migrant shelter, relocating roughly 2,000 people amid a decline in new arrivals and concerns about the incoming Trump administration's immigration policies; the move, while reducing shelter capacity, disrupts routines for many families.
NYC Closes Major Migrant Shelter Amid Arrival Decline
New York City closed its Floyd Bennett Field migrant shelter, relocating roughly 2,000 people amid a decline in new arrivals and concerns about the incoming Trump administration's immigration policies; the move, while reducing shelter capacity, disrupts routines for many families.
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32% Bias Score