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Pope Francis to be Discharged from Hospital Sunday
Pope Francis, 88, will be discharged from Rome's Gemelli hospital on Sunday after a month-long stay for double pneumonia, though he will need continued therapy and rest; the hospitalization was his longest since his election in 2013, and involved two life-threatening episodes.
Pope Francis to be Discharged from Hospital Sunday
Pope Francis, 88, will be discharged from Rome's Gemelli hospital on Sunday after a month-long stay for double pneumonia, though he will need continued therapy and rest; the hospitalization was his longest since his election in 2013, and involved two life-threatening episodes.
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36% Bias Score
Trump Denies Signing Deportation Order Despite Evidence, Judge Investigates
President Trump denied signing the proclamation invoking the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to deport Venezuelan migrants, despite his signature appearing on the document, while defending the deportations and blaming Secretary of State Marco Rubio; Judge James Boasberg is investigating potential procedur...
Trump Denies Signing Deportation Order Despite Evidence, Judge Investigates
President Trump denied signing the proclamation invoking the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to deport Venezuelan migrants, despite his signature appearing on the document, while defending the deportations and blaming Secretary of State Marco Rubio; Judge James Boasberg is investigating potential procedur...
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60% Bias Score
Camarena Family Sues Sinaloa Cartel for 1985 Murder
Forty years after DEA agent Enrique "Kiki" Camarena's murder by the Sinaloa Cartel, his family is suing cartel leaders in US court, seeking financial compensation, citing President Trump's designation of cartels as terrorist organizations as justification.
Camarena Family Sues Sinaloa Cartel for 1985 Murder
Forty years after DEA agent Enrique "Kiki" Camarena's murder by the Sinaloa Cartel, his family is suing cartel leaders in US court, seeking financial compensation, citing President Trump's designation of cartels as terrorist organizations as justification.
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60% Bias Score
Philippine Heritage: A Blend of Culture, History, and Cuisine
The Philippines boasts a rich tapestry of arts, traditions, and culinary heritage, evident in festivals like the Sinulog, historic sites such as Binondo and Vigan, and diverse regional cuisines reflecting centuries of cultural exchange.
Philippine Heritage: A Blend of Culture, History, and Cuisine
The Philippines boasts a rich tapestry of arts, traditions, and culinary heritage, evident in festivals like the Sinulog, historic sites such as Binondo and Vigan, and diverse regional cuisines reflecting centuries of cultural exchange.
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32% Bias Score
Florence Monks Protest Luxury Retirement Home Plan
Father Giuseppe Pagano and fellow monks at Florence's Santo Spirito monastery are protesting a planned luxury retirement home on their grounds, claiming lack of consultation, privacy concerns, and vowing to occupy the site if construction begins; the Italian defense ministry, which partly owns the s...
Florence Monks Protest Luxury Retirement Home Plan
Father Giuseppe Pagano and fellow monks at Florence's Santo Spirito monastery are protesting a planned luxury retirement home on their grounds, claiming lack of consultation, privacy concerns, and vowing to occupy the site if construction begins; the Italian defense ministry, which partly owns the s...
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48% Bias Score
Houthi Missile Targets Israel Amidst Intensified US Strikes in Yemen and Renewed Gaza Conflict
On Thursday, Israel intercepted a Houthi ballistic missile targeting Ben Gurion Airport, following intensified US airstrikes in Yemen that killed dozens and injured hundreds more, and Israel's renewed bombardment of Gaza, killing almost 500 people since Tuesday. The Houthis claimed responsibility, f...
Houthi Missile Targets Israel Amidst Intensified US Strikes in Yemen and Renewed Gaza Conflict
On Thursday, Israel intercepted a Houthi ballistic missile targeting Ben Gurion Airport, following intensified US airstrikes in Yemen that killed dozens and injured hundreds more, and Israel's renewed bombardment of Gaza, killing almost 500 people since Tuesday. The Houthis claimed responsibility, f...
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44% Bias Score
Icelandic Minister Resigns After Admitting Relationship with Minor
Iceland's Minister for Children and Education, Ásthildur Lóa Thórsdóttir, resigned after admitting to a past relationship with a 15-year-old boy when she was 22, resulting in a child; the relationship violated Icelandic law due to her position of trust despite the age of consent being 15.
Icelandic Minister Resigns After Admitting Relationship with Minor
Iceland's Minister for Children and Education, Ásthildur Lóa Thórsdóttir, resigned after admitting to a past relationship with a 15-year-old boy when she was 22, resulting in a child; the relationship violated Icelandic law due to her position of trust despite the age of consent being 15.
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44% Bias Score
Heathrow Power Outage Causes Widespread Travel Chaos
A major power outage at Heathrow Airport on Friday, caused by a fire in a nearby electrical substation, brought the airport to a standstill, affecting an estimated 150,000 passengers and causing hundreds of millions of dollars in damage; the airport's CEO defended its response, while investigations ...
Heathrow Power Outage Causes Widespread Travel Chaos
A major power outage at Heathrow Airport on Friday, caused by a fire in a nearby electrical substation, brought the airport to a standstill, affecting an estimated 150,000 passengers and causing hundreds of millions of dollars in damage; the airport's CEO defended its response, while investigations ...
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48% Bias Score
Columbia University Implements New Policies After $400 Million Funding Cut
Facing a $400 million federal funding cut due to campus protests, Columbia University announced new protest restrictions, disciplinary procedures, and a Middle East curriculum review, hiring 36 new campus police officers with powers to arrest protesters, banning face coverings during protests, and e...
Columbia University Implements New Policies After $400 Million Funding Cut
Facing a $400 million federal funding cut due to campus protests, Columbia University announced new protest restrictions, disciplinary procedures, and a Middle East curriculum review, hiring 36 new campus police officers with powers to arrest protesters, banning face coverings during protests, and e...
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48% Bias Score
Trump Questions Musk's Pentagon Briefing Amid China Conflict Concerns
President Trump publicly questioned a reported Pentagon briefing of Elon Musk on US military plans for a potential war with China, citing Musk's business interests in China as a conflict of interest; Pentagon officials have denied the report.
Trump Questions Musk's Pentagon Briefing Amid China Conflict Concerns
President Trump publicly questioned a reported Pentagon briefing of Elon Musk on US military plans for a potential war with China, citing Musk's business interests in China as a conflict of interest; Pentagon officials have denied the report.
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52% Bias Score
Georges Blanc Restaurant Loses Michelin Star
The renowned French restaurant Georges Blanc, holding three Michelin stars since 1981, lost one star according to the Michelin Guide's Friday announcement; the restaurant, founded in 1872, earned its first star in 1929.
Georges Blanc Restaurant Loses Michelin Star
The renowned French restaurant Georges Blanc, holding three Michelin stars since 1981, lost one star according to the Michelin Guide's Friday announcement; the restaurant, founded in 1872, earned its first star in 1929.
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40% Bias Score
Hamas Rockets Strike Israel After Gaza Offensive
Hamas fired rockets at Israel from Gaza on Thursday, marking the first response to Israel's renewed offensive in Gaza that killed over 500 Palestinians, including 200 children, since Tuesday, shattering a two-month ceasefire; Israel stated it intercepted one rocket while two landed in an open area.
Hamas Rockets Strike Israel After Gaza Offensive
Hamas fired rockets at Israel from Gaza on Thursday, marking the first response to Israel's renewed offensive in Gaza that killed over 500 Palestinians, including 200 children, since Tuesday, shattering a two-month ceasefire; Israel stated it intercepted one rocket while two landed in an open area.
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48% Bias Score
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