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32 Palestinians Killed Near Gaza Aid Sites
At least 32 Palestinians were killed by Israeli gunfire near two aid distribution points in southern Gaza on Saturday, according to the Hamas-run health ministry, while dozens more were injured; the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation denies any incidents near their sites, though acknowledging IDF activity...
32 Palestinians Killed Near Gaza Aid Sites
At least 32 Palestinians were killed by Israeli gunfire near two aid distribution points in southern Gaza on Saturday, according to the Hamas-run health ministry, while dozens more were injured; the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation denies any incidents near their sites, though acknowledging IDF activity...
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52% Bias Score
El Salvador-Venezuela Prisoner Exchange Frees 10 US Nationals
El Salvador repatriated 250 Venezuelan migrants detained in its Cecot prison in exchange for 10 US nationals held in Venezuela, resolving the situation of all US citizens previously detained by the Venezuelan government under an agreement facilitated by the Trump administration, despite strained rel...
El Salvador-Venezuela Prisoner Exchange Frees 10 US Nationals
El Salvador repatriated 250 Venezuelan migrants detained in its Cecot prison in exchange for 10 US nationals held in Venezuela, resolving the situation of all US citizens previously detained by the Venezuelan government under an agreement facilitated by the Trump administration, despite strained rel...
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60% Bias Score
Trump Sues Wall Street Journal Over Epstein Note Report
President Donald Trump is suing the Wall Street Journal, its owner Rupert Murdoch, and two reporters for libel over a report claiming Trump wrote a personal note to Jeffrey Epstein in 2003; the lawsuit alleges the article is "false, malicious, and defamatory", and follows criticism from Trump's supp...
Trump Sues Wall Street Journal Over Epstein Note Report
President Donald Trump is suing the Wall Street Journal, its owner Rupert Murdoch, and two reporters for libel over a report claiming Trump wrote a personal note to Jeffrey Epstein in 2003; the lawsuit alleges the article is "false, malicious, and defamatory", and follows criticism from Trump's supp...
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UK to Deny Compensation to Afghans Affected by Data Leak
The UK Ministry of Defence will not compensate thousands of Afghans whose personal data was leaked in a February 2022 incident, despite fears of Taliban retribution, citing a low likelihood of harm; the government has already spent \£400m on relocating other Afghans.
UK to Deny Compensation to Afghans Affected by Data Leak
The UK Ministry of Defence will not compensate thousands of Afghans whose personal data was leaked in a February 2022 incident, despite fears of Taliban retribution, citing a low likelihood of harm; the government has already spent \£400m on relocating other Afghans.
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60% Bias Score
US Space Force Tracks Global Missiles, Prepares for Space Warfare
The US Space Force, based in Colorado, tracks global missile launches, providing real-time alerts, and plays a crucial role in US military operations, including the recent response to Iranian missile attacks in Qatar and providing warnings to Ukraine regarding Russia.
US Space Force Tracks Global Missiles, Prepares for Space Warfare
The US Space Force, based in Colorado, tracks global missile launches, providing real-time alerts, and plays a crucial role in US military operations, including the recent response to Iranian missile attacks in Qatar and providing warnings to Ukraine regarding Russia.
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44% Bias Score
UK Government Backs London's 2029 World Athletics Championships Bid
The UK government confirmed significant funding for London's bids to host the 2029 World Athletics and Para Athletics Championships, allocating approximately £35 million and £10 million respectively, following concerns over funding and an open letter from athletes.
UK Government Backs London's 2029 World Athletics Championships Bid
The UK government confirmed significant funding for London's bids to host the 2029 World Athletics and Para Athletics Championships, allocating approximately £35 million and £10 million respectively, following concerns over funding and an open letter from athletes.
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56% Bias Score
UN Peacekeepers Abandon Children in the DRC
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, UN peacekeepers have fathered children with local women and then abandoned them, leaving the mothers to raise the children alone and highlighting a pattern of exploitation and abuse, despite a UN resolution recognizing the inherent power imbalance.
UN Peacekeepers Abandon Children in the DRC
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, UN peacekeepers have fathered children with local women and then abandoned them, leaving the mothers to raise the children alone and highlighting a pattern of exploitation and abuse, despite a UN resolution recognizing the inherent power imbalance.
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32% Bias Score
Usyk's Weigh-In Games Against Dubois
In a tense weigh-in at BoxPark Wembley before their heavyweight rematch on Saturday, Oleksandr Usyk (16st 3lb) engaged in psychological games with Daniel Dubois (17st 6lb), highlighting the mental aspect of the fight; Usyk's actions visibly perturbed Dubois, despite his claims of confidence.
Usyk's Weigh-In Games Against Dubois
In a tense weigh-in at BoxPark Wembley before their heavyweight rematch on Saturday, Oleksandr Usyk (16st 3lb) engaged in psychological games with Daniel Dubois (17st 6lb), highlighting the mental aspect of the fight; Usyk's actions visibly perturbed Dubois, despite his claims of confidence.
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48% Bias Score
Ukraine's Drone Bounty Program: A Data-Driven Approach to Warfare
Ukraine's "Drone Army: Bounty" program awards points for confirmed enemy kills and equipment destruction, using drone footage to track enemy movements and incentivize soldiers, impacting battlefield effectiveness and intelligence gathering; the system's success highlights innovative approaches in mo...
Ukraine's Drone Bounty Program: A Data-Driven Approach to Warfare
Ukraine's "Drone Army: Bounty" program awards points for confirmed enemy kills and equipment destruction, using drone footage to track enemy movements and incentivize soldiers, impacting battlefield effectiveness and intelligence gathering; the system's success highlights innovative approaches in mo...
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40% Bias Score
Irish Famine Orphans Remembered in Tyrone
Twenty-one orphaned girls from Dungannon Workhouse in County Tyrone, Ireland, were sent to Australia between 1848 and 1850 as part of the Earl Grey Scheme, which aimed to reduce workhouse overcrowding and provide labor for Australia, highlighting the devastating effects of the Irish Famine.
Irish Famine Orphans Remembered in Tyrone
Twenty-one orphaned girls from Dungannon Workhouse in County Tyrone, Ireland, were sent to Australia between 1848 and 1850 as part of the Earl Grey Scheme, which aimed to reduce workhouse overcrowding and provide labor for Australia, highlighting the devastating effects of the Irish Famine.
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36% Bias Score
Bangladeshi Pilot Downs Israeli Jets in Six-Day War
During the 1967 Six-Day War, Bangladeshi pilot Saiful Azam, then serving in the Pakistan Air Force, shot down at least one Israeli fighter jet while defending a Jordanian airbase on June 5th, and later two more on June 7th, showcasing exceptional skill and courage during intense aerial combat.
Bangladeshi Pilot Downs Israeli Jets in Six-Day War
During the 1967 Six-Day War, Bangladeshi pilot Saiful Azam, then serving in the Pakistan Air Force, shot down at least one Israeli fighter jet while defending a Jordanian airbase on June 5th, and later two more on June 7th, showcasing exceptional skill and courage during intense aerial combat.
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32% Bias Score
Granny's £80m Drug Empire: 20-Year Sentence for 'Gangsta Debbs'
A 65-year-old grandmother, Deborah Mason, led a family drug trafficking operation across south-east England, handling £25-£30m worth of cocaine (street value up to £80m) over seven months, resulting in 20-year prison sentence for her and 10-15 year sentences for her family members.
Granny's £80m Drug Empire: 20-Year Sentence for 'Gangsta Debbs'
A 65-year-old grandmother, Deborah Mason, led a family drug trafficking operation across south-east England, handling £25-£30m worth of cocaine (street value up to £80m) over seven months, resulting in 20-year prison sentence for her and 10-15 year sentences for her family members.
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52% Bias Score
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