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Ukraine Proposes Mineral Deal for Continued U.S. Military Aid
Ukraine proposed a deal to the U.S. to exchange access to its mineral resources, rich in rare earth elements vital for technology, for continued military aid, aiming to reduce U.S. reliance on China and strengthen Ukraine's position against Russia.
Ukraine Proposes Mineral Deal for Continued U.S. Military Aid
Ukraine proposed a deal to the U.S. to exchange access to its mineral resources, rich in rare earth elements vital for technology, for continued military aid, aiming to reduce U.S. reliance on China and strengthen Ukraine's position against Russia.
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40% Bias Score
Father of Georgia School Shooter Granted Bond
Colin Gray, father of a 14-year-old accused in a Georgia school shooting that killed four and injured nine, was granted a \$500,000 bond despite pleas from victims' families; he is the first adult charged in a Georgia school shooting, facing 29 counts including murder and involuntary manslaughter fo...
Father of Georgia School Shooter Granted Bond
Colin Gray, father of a 14-year-old accused in a Georgia school shooting that killed four and injured nine, was granted a \$500,000 bond despite pleas from victims' families; he is the first adult charged in a Georgia school shooting, facing 29 counts including murder and involuntary manslaughter fo...
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40% Bias Score
Australian Nurses Suspended for Antisemitic Threats
Two Australian nurses were suspended after a video surfaced online showing them making antisemitic threats against Israeli patients, prompting investigations into potential hate speech violations and broader concerns about rising antisemitism in the country.
Australian Nurses Suspended for Antisemitic Threats
Two Australian nurses were suspended after a video surfaced online showing them making antisemitic threats against Israeli patients, prompting investigations into potential hate speech violations and broader concerns about rising antisemitism in the country.
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52% Bias Score
Trump Administration Halts Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
The Trump administration halted the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), suspending rules on bank overdraft fees and medical debt, prompting protests and resignations; the agency has returned nearly $20 billion to consumers since its creation.
Trump Administration Halts Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
The Trump administration halted the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), suspending rules on bank overdraft fees and medical debt, prompting protests and resignations; the agency has returned nearly $20 billion to consumers since its creation.
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48% Bias Score
FERC Approves Plan to Prevent Power Shortages, Favoring Natural Gas Plants
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approved PJM Interconnection's plan to prevent power shortages in the mid-Atlantic grid by 2026, prioritizing projects ready for construction with high power capacity, which critics say favors natural gas plants over renewable energy sources.
FERC Approves Plan to Prevent Power Shortages, Favoring Natural Gas Plants
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approved PJM Interconnection's plan to prevent power shortages in the mid-Atlantic grid by 2026, prioritizing projects ready for construction with high power capacity, which critics say favors natural gas plants over renewable energy sources.
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52% Bias Score
Treasury Employee Mistakenly Granted Access to Sensitive Payment System
A former Treasury Department employee and Elon Musk associate, Marko Elez, was mistakenly given read/write access to a sensitive federal payment system processing over $5 trillion annually; officials claim the error was quickly corrected, and an investigation found no evidence of misuse, but his acc...
Treasury Employee Mistakenly Granted Access to Sensitive Payment System
A former Treasury Department employee and Elon Musk associate, Marko Elez, was mistakenly given read/write access to a sensitive federal payment system processing over $5 trillion annually; officials claim the error was quickly corrected, and an investigation found no evidence of misuse, but his acc...
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52% Bias Score
Trump Reverses Federal Push to Reduce Plastic Straws
President Trump signed an executive order on Monday reversing a federal push to reduce plastic straw usage, citing paper straw inefficiencies and higher costs, despite the significant contribution of plastic straws to pollution and harm to marine life, contradicting global efforts and the Biden admi...
Trump Reverses Federal Push to Reduce Plastic Straws
President Trump signed an executive order on Monday reversing a federal push to reduce plastic straw usage, citing paper straw inefficiencies and higher costs, despite the significant contribution of plastic straws to pollution and harm to marine life, contradicting global efforts and the Biden admi...
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48% Bias Score
UN Suspends Yemen Aid Operations After Staffer Dies in Houthi Custody
A United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) employee died Monday in a Yemeni prison three weeks after his detention by Houthi rebels, prompting the UN to suspend its humanitarian operations in Saada, impacting 350,000 people receiving aid and highlighting the ongoing security crisis in Yemen.
UN Suspends Yemen Aid Operations After Staffer Dies in Houthi Custody
A United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) employee died Monday in a Yemeni prison three weeks after his detention by Houthi rebels, prompting the UN to suspend its humanitarian operations in Saada, impacting 350,000 people receiving aid and highlighting the ongoing security crisis in Yemen.
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40% Bias Score
Senate Approves Trump's Trade Negotiator Amidst Ongoing Trade War
The Senate Finance Committee approved Jamieson Greer as President Trump's nominee for U.S. trade representative by a 15-12 vote, sending the nomination to the full Senate amid Trump's ongoing trade war with China and other countries, including planned retaliatory tariffs and a recent last-minute del...
Senate Approves Trump's Trade Negotiator Amidst Ongoing Trade War
The Senate Finance Committee approved Jamieson Greer as President Trump's nominee for U.S. trade representative by a 15-12 vote, sending the nomination to the full Senate amid Trump's ongoing trade war with China and other countries, including planned retaliatory tariffs and a recent last-minute del...
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48% Bias Score
Indonesia and Turkey Launch Strategic Cooperation Council Summit
Turkish President Erdogan met with Indonesian President Subianto on Wednesday to launch the first High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council summit, focusing on strengthening economic and defense ties and addressing the war in Gaza; Erdogan will also visit Pakistan.
Indonesia and Turkey Launch Strategic Cooperation Council Summit
Turkish President Erdogan met with Indonesian President Subianto on Wednesday to launch the first High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council summit, focusing on strengthening economic and defense ties and addressing the war in Gaza; Erdogan will also visit Pakistan.
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28% Bias Score
Record-High Egg Prices Hit U.S. Amidst Bird Flu Outbreak
The average price of a dozen Grade A eggs in the U.S. reached a record high of $4.95 in January 2024, driven by a bird flu outbreak causing the culling of millions of egg-laying hens and increased production costs. The USDA predicts a 20% price increase in 2024.
Record-High Egg Prices Hit U.S. Amidst Bird Flu Outbreak
The average price of a dozen Grade A eggs in the U.S. reached a record high of $4.95 in January 2024, driven by a bird flu outbreak causing the culling of millions of egg-laying hens and increased production costs. The USDA predicts a 20% price increase in 2024.
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36% Bias Score
New York Court Hears Arguments on Non-Citizen Voting Rights
New York's highest court heard arguments on Tuesday on a law that would allow noncitizens to vote in New York City municipal elections; a lower court had previously ruled against the law, and the city appealed the decision.
New York Court Hears Arguments on Non-Citizen Voting Rights
New York's highest court heard arguments on Tuesday on a law that would allow noncitizens to vote in New York City municipal elections; a lower court had previously ruled against the law, and the city appealed the decision.
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40% Bias Score
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