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Federal Agent Fires at Vehicle During Immigration Stop in California
In San Bernardino County, a federal agent shot at a vehicle driven by an undocumented Mexican immigrant who fled after refusing to lower his window during an immigration stop and allegedly striking two federal agents; the driver was not arrested due to California's sanctuary laws.
Federal Agent Fires at Vehicle During Immigration Stop in California
In San Bernardino County, a federal agent shot at a vehicle driven by an undocumented Mexican immigrant who fled after refusing to lower his window during an immigration stop and allegedly striking two federal agents; the driver was not arrested due to California's sanctuary laws.
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68% Bias Score
Outer Banks Evacuated as Hurricane Erin Threatens to Isolate Islands
Hurricane Erin's large waves are threatening to damage NC 12, the only road to Hatteras and Ocracoke Islands, prompting evacuations for 3,500 residents and countless tourists due to potential isolation for days or weeks, costing millions in damages, and highlighting the ongoing conflict between deve...
Outer Banks Evacuated as Hurricane Erin Threatens to Isolate Islands
Hurricane Erin's large waves are threatening to damage NC 12, the only road to Hatteras and Ocracoke Islands, prompting evacuations for 3,500 residents and countless tourists due to potential isolation for days or weeks, costing millions in damages, and highlighting the ongoing conflict between deve...
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36% Bias Score
Maryland's Digital Ad Tax Deemed Unconstitutional
A federal appeals court declared Maryland's first-in-the-nation digital advertising tax unconstitutional, deeming its restriction on companies informing customers about the tax a free speech violation; the tax aimed to raise $250 million annually for education.
Maryland's Digital Ad Tax Deemed Unconstitutional
A federal appeals court declared Maryland's first-in-the-nation digital advertising tax unconstitutional, deeming its restriction on companies informing customers about the tax a free speech violation; the tax aimed to raise $250 million annually for education.
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48% Bias Score
Sudanese Civil War: Prisoner's Return Highlights Human Rights Abuses
After six months imprisoned in Sudan, 60-year-old Daud Mahmoud Abdullah returned to South Sudan in July, highlighting the brutal conditions in Sudanese prisons amid the ongoing civil war that has claimed over 40,000 lives and displaced nearly 13 million people, according to UN agencies; Abdullah's r...
Sudanese Civil War: Prisoner's Return Highlights Human Rights Abuses
After six months imprisoned in Sudan, 60-year-old Daud Mahmoud Abdullah returned to South Sudan in July, highlighting the brutal conditions in Sudanese prisons amid the ongoing civil war that has claimed over 40,000 lives and displaced nearly 13 million people, according to UN agencies; Abdullah's r...
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48% Bias Score
Trump Vows Election Changes, Lacks Constitutional Authority
President Trump, citing false information, vowed to eliminate mail-in voting and voting machines, despite lacking the constitutional authority to do so; his actions signal an escalation in his efforts to influence future elections.
Trump Vows Election Changes, Lacks Constitutional Authority
President Trump, citing false information, vowed to eliminate mail-in voting and voting machines, despite lacking the constitutional authority to do so; his actions signal an escalation in his efforts to influence future elections.
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52% Bias Score
Kohberger's Predatory Behavior at WSU Prior to Idaho Murders
Bryan Kohberger, sentenced to life in prison for the November 2022 murders of four University of Idaho students, displayed concerning sexist and predatory behavior while attending Washington State University's criminal justice program, prompting multiple complaints from fellow students and faculty t...
Kohberger's Predatory Behavior at WSU Prior to Idaho Murders
Bryan Kohberger, sentenced to life in prison for the November 2022 murders of four University of Idaho students, displayed concerning sexist and predatory behavior while attending Washington State University's criminal justice program, prompting multiple complaints from fellow students and faculty t...
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56% Bias Score
Widow of Slain NYPD Officer Gives Birth After Midtown Manhattan Mass Shooting
The widow of NYPD Detective Didarul Islam, who was killed in a mass shooting on July 28, gave birth to their third son, Arham, on Sunday, highlighting the resilience of the family amidst tragedy.
Widow of Slain NYPD Officer Gives Birth After Midtown Manhattan Mass Shooting
The widow of NYPD Detective Didarul Islam, who was killed in a mass shooting on July 28, gave birth to their third son, Arham, on Sunday, highlighting the resilience of the family amidst tragedy.
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24% Bias Score
Trial Begins for Matriarch Accused in Markel Murder-for-Hire Plot
Donna Adelson's trial for the 2014 murder-for-hire of her ex-son-in-law, Daniel Markel, begins September 4th in Tallahassee, Florida, stemming from a bitter custody dispute and potentially involving a $1 million offer to Markel that was ultimately rejected.
Trial Begins for Matriarch Accused in Markel Murder-for-Hire Plot
Donna Adelson's trial for the 2014 murder-for-hire of her ex-son-in-law, Daniel Markel, begins September 4th in Tallahassee, Florida, stemming from a bitter custody dispute and potentially involving a $1 million offer to Markel that was ultimately rejected.
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44% Bias Score
Kentucky Bans "Designer Xanax" Amidst Overdose Crisis
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear issued an emergency ban on the sale of "designer Xanax" (bromazolam) on Monday, responding to Attorney General Russell Coleman's request and nearly 50 overdose deaths linked to the drug in 2023. A coalition of 21 attorneys general is also urging the DEA to take federal...
Kentucky Bans "Designer Xanax" Amidst Overdose Crisis
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear issued an emergency ban on the sale of "designer Xanax" (bromazolam) on Monday, responding to Attorney General Russell Coleman's request and nearly 50 overdose deaths linked to the drug in 2023. A coalition of 21 attorneys general is also urging the DEA to take federal...
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40% Bias Score
Pope Leo XIV's First 100 Days: A Calmer Papacy
Pope Leo XIV, in his first 100 days, has established a calmer papacy than his predecessor, Pope Francis, focusing on unity, avoiding controversy, and prioritizing initiatives such as a large Vatican solar farm to achieve carbon neutrality.
Pope Leo XIV's First 100 Days: A Calmer Papacy
Pope Leo XIV, in his first 100 days, has established a calmer papacy than his predecessor, Pope Francis, focusing on unity, avoiding controversy, and prioritizing initiatives such as a large Vatican solar farm to achieve carbon neutrality.
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44% Bias Score
Justice Department Investigation of NY AG Letitia James Sparks Accusations of Political Retribution
Days after the Justice Department opened an investigation into New York Attorney General Letitia James, the group's director, Ed Martin, called for her resignation, prompting accusations of political motivation and violation of Justice Department protocol. Martin also visited James' home, a visit he...
Justice Department Investigation of NY AG Letitia James Sparks Accusations of Political Retribution
Days after the Justice Department opened an investigation into New York Attorney General Letitia James, the group's director, Ed Martin, called for her resignation, prompting accusations of political motivation and violation of Justice Department protocol. Martin also visited James' home, a visit he...
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68% Bias Score
Maine Police Officer Deported After ICE Arrest Despite E-Verify Use
Old Orchard Beach reserve police officer Jon Luke Evans, a Jamaican national, was arrested by ICE on July 25th, despite the town's use of E-Verify to confirm his work authorization; Evans has agreed to voluntary departure from the U.S., resolving an immediate dispute between local and federal author...
Maine Police Officer Deported After ICE Arrest Despite E-Verify Use
Old Orchard Beach reserve police officer Jon Luke Evans, a Jamaican national, was arrested by ICE on July 25th, despite the town's use of E-Verify to confirm his work authorization; Evans has agreed to voluntary departure from the U.S., resolving an immediate dispute between local and federal author...
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32% Bias Score
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