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Federal Defunding Crisis Impacts Public Broadcasting Stations
The elimination of $1.1 billion in federal funding for public broadcasting has forced PBS and NPR stations nationwide to implement emergency fundraising measures and consider programming and staff cuts, with some stations already experiencing layoffs and reduced hours.
Federal Defunding Crisis Impacts Public Broadcasting Stations
The elimination of $1.1 billion in federal funding for public broadcasting has forced PBS and NPR stations nationwide to implement emergency fundraising measures and consider programming and staff cuts, with some stations already experiencing layoffs and reduced hours.
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20% Bias Score
Trump Doubts Putin-Zelenskyy Talks Amidst Intensified Russian Offensive
Despite Trump's prior optimism, a planned meeting between Putin and Zelenskyy is now uncertain, overshadowed by Russia's intensified offensive in Ukraine, which has resulted in significant territorial gains and civilian casualties.
Trump Doubts Putin-Zelenskyy Talks Amidst Intensified Russian Offensive
Despite Trump's prior optimism, a planned meeting between Putin and Zelenskyy is now uncertain, overshadowed by Russia's intensified offensive in Ukraine, which has resulted in significant territorial gains and civilian casualties.
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40% Bias Score
US to Expand Immigration Enforcement Operations Nationwide
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced that the federal government plans to expand immigration enforcement operations to cities across the US, adding resources to existing operations in states like Illinois and prioritizing the arrest of individuals with serious criminal records.
US to Expand Immigration Enforcement Operations Nationwide
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced that the federal government plans to expand immigration enforcement operations to cities across the US, adding resources to existing operations in states like Illinois and prioritizing the arrest of individuals with serious criminal records.
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28% Bias Score
Israel to Halt Humanitarian Aid to Northern Gaza Amid Offensive
Israel plans to halt humanitarian aid, including airdrops and ground deliveries, to northern Gaza as it launches a large-scale offensive to capture Gaza City, raising concerns about a worsening humanitarian crisis amidst an already catastrophic situation.
Israel to Halt Humanitarian Aid to Northern Gaza Amid Offensive
Israel plans to halt humanitarian aid, including airdrops and ground deliveries, to northern Gaza as it launches a large-scale offensive to capture Gaza City, raising concerns about a worsening humanitarian crisis amidst an already catastrophic situation.
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36% Bias Score
Pentagon to Expedite Reinstatement of Vaccine-Refusal Discharged Service Members
The Pentagon is considering accelerating the reinstatement of ex-service members discharged for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine, aiming to upgrade their discharges to honorable or general under honorable conditions, impacting hundreds of applicants.
Pentagon to Expedite Reinstatement of Vaccine-Refusal Discharged Service Members
The Pentagon is considering accelerating the reinstatement of ex-service members discharged for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine, aiming to upgrade their discharges to honorable or general under honorable conditions, impacting hundreds of applicants.
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24% Bias Score
Trump Administration Reportedly Plans Military Deployment to Chicago, Met with Opposition from Governor Pritzker
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker denounced the Trump administration's purported plan to deploy military forces to Chicago as an "invasion," asserting the move has ulterior motives beyond crime control, while the White House rejected these accusations and criticized Chicago's crime rate.
Trump Administration Reportedly Plans Military Deployment to Chicago, Met with Opposition from Governor Pritzker
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker denounced the Trump administration's purported plan to deploy military forces to Chicago as an "invasion," asserting the move has ulterior motives beyond crime control, while the White House rejected these accusations and criticized Chicago's crime rate.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Administration Immigration Policies Reshape US Workforce
A decline of 1.2 million immigrant workers in the US from January to July 2024 is linked to stricter immigration policies under the Trump administration, impacting various sectors and potentially worsening labor shortages.
Trump Administration Immigration Policies Reshape US Workforce
A decline of 1.2 million immigrant workers in the US from January to July 2024 is linked to stricter immigration policies under the Trump administration, impacting various sectors and potentially worsening labor shortages.
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40% Bias Score
Cornyn Faces Tough Texas GOP Primary Challenge from Paxton
Texas Senator John Cornyn is facing a tough reelection battle against Attorney General Ken Paxton in the upcoming March GOP primary, with recent polls showing a tightening race.
Cornyn Faces Tough Texas GOP Primary Challenge from Paxton
Texas Senator John Cornyn is facing a tough reelection battle against Attorney General Ken Paxton in the upcoming March GOP primary, with recent polls showing a tightening race.
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40% Bias Score
Three Injured in Bronx Shooting; Mayoral Candidates React
A Friday night shooting in the Bronx injured three people, prompting reactions from mayoral candidates who offered varying approaches to address the recent surge in gun violence in the borough.
Three Injured in Bronx Shooting; Mayoral Candidates React
A Friday night shooting in the Bronx injured three people, prompting reactions from mayoral candidates who offered varying approaches to address the recent surge in gun violence in the borough.
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40% Bias Score
Pearl Harbor Fuel Spill: Two Civilian Workers Indicted for Misleading Officials
A grand jury indicted two civilian workers for providing false information to the Navy regarding a 2021 fuel spill at Pearl Harbor's Red Hill facility, which subsequently contaminated the drinking water, affecting 6,000 people.
Pearl Harbor Fuel Spill: Two Civilian Workers Indicted for Misleading Officials
A grand jury indicted two civilian workers for providing false information to the Navy regarding a 2021 fuel spill at Pearl Harbor's Red Hill facility, which subsequently contaminated the drinking water, affecting 6,000 people.
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28% Bias Score
End of De Minimis Tax Loophole Raises Prices for Online Shoppers
The elimination of the de minimis tax loophole on July 30th, 2024, means that low-value imported goods are now subject to tariffs, resulting in higher prices and potential delivery delays for U.S. consumers.
End of De Minimis Tax Loophole Raises Prices for Online Shoppers
The elimination of the de minimis tax loophole on July 30th, 2024, means that low-value imported goods are now subject to tariffs, resulting in higher prices and potential delivery delays for U.S. consumers.
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24% Bias Score
Fentanyl Overdoses Spur Community Action in Delaware County
In Delaware County, Pennsylvania, Sarah Walls and her mother volunteer at a food pantry to cope with the loss of Sarah's brother and father to fentanyl overdoses in 2021, highlighting the impact of the opioid crisis and community efforts to address it.
Fentanyl Overdoses Spur Community Action in Delaware County
In Delaware County, Pennsylvania, Sarah Walls and her mother volunteer at a food pantry to cope with the loss of Sarah's brother and father to fentanyl overdoses in 2021, highlighting the impact of the opioid crisis and community efforts to address it.
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36% Bias Score
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