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American Released from Russian Custody Hours Before US-Russia Talks
American Kalob Byers, 28, was released from Russian custody after 10 days of detention for alleged drug smuggling at Moscow's Vnukovo airport; his release came hours before US-Russia talks in Saudi Arabia, prompting speculation about its implications for diplomatic relations.
American Released from Russian Custody Hours Before US-Russia Talks
American Kalob Byers, 28, was released from Russian custody after 10 days of detention for alleged drug smuggling at Moscow's Vnukovo airport; his release came hours before US-Russia talks in Saudi Arabia, prompting speculation about its implications for diplomatic relations.
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44% Bias Score


North Korea Cautiously Reopens to Western Tourism After Five-Year Covid-19 Lockdown
Following a five-year Covid-19 lockdown, North Korea cautiously reopened to Western tourists in the Rason region, starting with small groups while maintaining strict access restrictions reflecting pandemic fears and systemic controls; a small delegation of tour operators visited to prepare, and the ...
North Korea Cautiously Reopens to Western Tourism After Five-Year Covid-19 Lockdown
Following a five-year Covid-19 lockdown, North Korea cautiously reopened to Western tourists in the Rason region, starting with small groups while maintaining strict access restrictions reflecting pandemic fears and systemic controls; a small delegation of tour operators visited to prepare, and the ...
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36% Bias Score


Social Security Commissioner Resigns Over Data Access Dispute
Acting Social Security Commissioner Michelle King resigned after refusing to provide the Department of Government Efficiency access to sensitive recipient data; the White House replaced her with Leland Dudek, while also nominating Frank Bisignano for the position.
Social Security Commissioner Resigns Over Data Access Dispute
Acting Social Security Commissioner Michelle King resigned after refusing to provide the Department of Government Efficiency access to sensitive recipient data; the White House replaced her with Leland Dudek, while also nominating Frank Bisignano for the position.
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40% Bias Score


Southwest Airlines Announces 1,750 Layoffs
Southwest Airlines announced 1,750 corporate layoffs (15% of its workforce), starting in April 2025, to save $210 million in 2025 and $300 million in 2026, following operational issues, investor pressure, and a December 2024 operational meltdown that canceled 16,700 flights.
Southwest Airlines Announces 1,750 Layoffs
Southwest Airlines announced 1,750 corporate layoffs (15% of its workforce), starting in April 2025, to save $210 million in 2025 and $300 million in 2026, following operational issues, investor pressure, and a December 2024 operational meltdown that canceled 16,700 flights.
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44% Bias Score


Record Flu Cases Strain Working Parents
A 15-year high in flu-like illnesses reported by the CDC during the week ending February 1st is creating major challenges for working parents, many of whom lack work-from-home options and must balance work with caring for sick children.
Record Flu Cases Strain Working Parents
A 15-year high in flu-like illnesses reported by the CDC during the week ending February 1st is creating major challenges for working parents, many of whom lack work-from-home options and must balance work with caring for sick children.
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32% Bias Score


Education Department Threatens Funding Over Race-Conscious Policies
The Department of Education, under the Trump administration, threatened to defund any institution considering race in student life following the Supreme Court's decision against affirmative action, potentially affecting admissions, financial aid, and campus life, and sparking legal challenges.
Education Department Threatens Funding Over Race-Conscious Policies
The Department of Education, under the Trump administration, threatened to defund any institution considering race in student life following the Supreme Court's decision against affirmative action, potentially affecting admissions, financial aid, and campus life, and sparking legal challenges.
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36% Bias Score

US Foodborne Illness Deaths Double in 2024
A report reveals a doubling of hospitalizations and deaths from contaminated food in the US in 2024, reaching 487 and 19 respectively, despite a slight decrease in overall food recalls; produce was the main source of contamination.

US Foodborne Illness Deaths Double in 2024
A report reveals a doubling of hospitalizations and deaths from contaminated food in the US in 2024, reaching 487 and 19 respectively, despite a slight decrease in overall food recalls; produce was the main source of contamination.
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44% Bias Score

CIA Drone Missions in Mexico: A Covert Counter-Drug Operation
The CIA, under President Trump, secretly flew unarmed MQ-9 Reaper drones over Mexico to spy on drug cartels; this action, part of a broader counter-narcotics strategy, involved repurposing counterterrorism resources and potentially designating cartels as terrorist organizations, raising concerns abo...

CIA Drone Missions in Mexico: A Covert Counter-Drug Operation
The CIA, under President Trump, secretly flew unarmed MQ-9 Reaper drones over Mexico to spy on drug cartels; this action, part of a broader counter-narcotics strategy, involved repurposing counterterrorism resources and potentially designating cartels as terrorist organizations, raising concerns abo...
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48% Bias Score

Windborne Bird Flu Outbreak in Czech Republic
A highly pathogenic H5N1 bird flu outbreak on two Czech chicken farms in February 2024 was traced to a nearby duck farm 5 miles away, with windborne transmission confirmed as the likely cause due to specific weather conditions and the virus's slow spread among the chickens.

Windborne Bird Flu Outbreak in Czech Republic
A highly pathogenic H5N1 bird flu outbreak on two Czech chicken farms in February 2024 was traced to a nearby duck farm 5 miles away, with windborne transmission confirmed as the likely cause due to specific weather conditions and the virus's slow spread among the chickens.
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36% Bias Score

Chronic Fatigue: Identifying Causes and Seeking Medical Help
Chronic fatigue, impacting daily activities for over two weeks, necessitates medical evaluation. Doctors investigate anemia, heart disease, hormonal imbalances, infections, and chronic fatigue syndrome, using targeted testing. Lifestyle factors like sleep, diet, and stress also play a role.

Chronic Fatigue: Identifying Causes and Seeking Medical Help
Chronic fatigue, impacting daily activities for over two weeks, necessitates medical evaluation. Doctors investigate anemia, heart disease, hormonal imbalances, infections, and chronic fatigue syndrome, using targeted testing. Lifestyle factors like sleep, diet, and stress also play a role.
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44% Bias Score

Emergency Summit in Paris Amidst Concerns Over US-Russia Ukraine Talks
Facing a potential US-Russia deal to end the war in Ukraine that excludes European and Ukrainian leaders, European leaders convened an emergency summit in Paris, expressing deep concern over potential concessions to Russia and a sidelined Ukraine, with the UK Prime Minister calling the situation a c...

Emergency Summit in Paris Amidst Concerns Over US-Russia Ukraine Talks
Facing a potential US-Russia deal to end the war in Ukraine that excludes European and Ukrainian leaders, European leaders convened an emergency summit in Paris, expressing deep concern over potential concessions to Russia and a sidelined Ukraine, with the UK Prime Minister calling the situation a c...
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60% Bias Score

Trump's Aid Freeze Jeopardizes HIV/AIDS Care in Latin America
The Trump administration's freeze on international aid has jeopardized dozens of HIV/AIDS aid groups in Latin America, potentially causing a resurgence of the disease and endangering millions reliant on US-funded programs like PEPFAR for treatment and prevention; groups are now scrambling for altern...

Trump's Aid Freeze Jeopardizes HIV/AIDS Care in Latin America
The Trump administration's freeze on international aid has jeopardized dozens of HIV/AIDS aid groups in Latin America, potentially causing a resurgence of the disease and endangering millions reliant on US-funded programs like PEPFAR for treatment and prevention; groups are now scrambling for altern...
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64% Bias Score
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