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Musk's $97.4 Billion Bid to Acquire OpenAI Fuels Founders' Decade-Long Feud
Elon Musk and Sam Altman, OpenAI's co-founders, are engaged in a high-stakes public dispute culminating in Musk's $97.4 billion bid to acquire OpenAI, fueled by disagreements over the company's direction and governance, and intensified by Musk's political influence.
Musk's $97.4 Billion Bid to Acquire OpenAI Fuels Founders' Decade-Long Feud
Elon Musk and Sam Altman, OpenAI's co-founders, are engaged in a high-stakes public dispute culminating in Musk's $97.4 billion bid to acquire OpenAI, fueled by disagreements over the company's direction and governance, and intensified by Musk's political influence.
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52% Bias Score
Pope Francis Condemns U.S. Deportations, Sparking Church Conflict
Pope Francis sharply criticized the U.S. mass deportation program in a letter to U.S. bishops, calling it morally wrong and urging opposition, prompting a defensive response from the White House and highlighting a growing ideological conflict within the Catholic Church.
Pope Francis Condemns U.S. Deportations, Sparking Church Conflict
Pope Francis sharply criticized the U.S. mass deportation program in a letter to U.S. bishops, calling it morally wrong and urging opposition, prompting a defensive response from the White House and highlighting a growing ideological conflict within the Catholic Church.
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44% Bias Score
Trump's Immigration Crackdown Faces Setbacks Amidst Leaks and Low Arrest Numbers
Tom Homan, Donald Trump's border czar, criticized the low number of undocumented immigrant arrests since the new administration, citing leaks and sanctuary cities as obstacles. A recent operation targeting the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua yielded only 30 arrests, with just one suspect linked to th...
Trump's Immigration Crackdown Faces Setbacks Amidst Leaks and Low Arrest Numbers
Tom Homan, Donald Trump's border czar, criticized the low number of undocumented immigrant arrests since the new administration, citing leaks and sanctuary cities as obstacles. A recent operation targeting the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua yielded only 30 arrests, with just one suspect linked to th...
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72% Bias Score
Successful Lung Transplant Saves Toddler After Year-Long Battle with Autoimmune Disease
After a year-long battle with a severe autoimmune disease that damaged his lungs, 3-year-old Fabio received a successful lung transplant at Vall d'Hebron Hospital in Barcelona, highlighting the complexities of pediatric organ transplantation.
Successful Lung Transplant Saves Toddler After Year-Long Battle with Autoimmune Disease
After a year-long battle with a severe autoimmune disease that damaged his lungs, 3-year-old Fabio received a successful lung transplant at Vall d'Hebron Hospital in Barcelona, highlighting the complexities of pediatric organ transplantation.
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24% Bias Score
Ecuador's Presidential Election Heads to Runoff After Near Tie
Ecuador's first-round presidential election ended in a near tie between Daniel Noboa (44.5%) and Luisa González (44.1%), necessitating a runoff on April 13th; this unexpected outcome, despite Noboa's use of state resources and pre-election polling advantage, underscores deep divisions within the ele...
Ecuador's Presidential Election Heads to Runoff After Near Tie
Ecuador's first-round presidential election ended in a near tie between Daniel Noboa (44.5%) and Luisa González (44.1%), necessitating a runoff on April 13th; this unexpected outcome, despite Noboa's use of state resources and pre-election polling advantage, underscores deep divisions within the ele...
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60% Bias Score
Trump Administration Sues Chicago, Illinois Over Sanctuary City Policies
The Trump administration is suing Chicago and Illinois for their sanctuary city policies, alleging they violate federal law, following threats of funding cuts and a congressional investigation into mayors of sanctuary cities; the conflict centers on differing interpretations of the Supremacy Clause.
Trump Administration Sues Chicago, Illinois Over Sanctuary City Policies
The Trump administration is suing Chicago and Illinois for their sanctuary city policies, alleging they violate federal law, following threats of funding cuts and a congressional investigation into mayors of sanctuary cities; the conflict centers on differing interpretations of the Supremacy Clause.
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44% Bias Score
USAID Funding Freeze: Immediate and Long-Term Impacts on Global Development
The US government's freeze on $43 billion in USAID funding, nearly 40% of global humanitarian aid, has immediately affected 100,000 people in 14 countries and is projected to cause 4 million unwanted pregnancies and 8,000 maternal deaths if the freeze lasts 90 days. The move is part of a broader pla...
USAID Funding Freeze: Immediate and Long-Term Impacts on Global Development
The US government's freeze on $43 billion in USAID funding, nearly 40% of global humanitarian aid, has immediately affected 100,000 people in 14 countries and is projected to cause 4 million unwanted pregnancies and 8,000 maternal deaths if the freeze lasts 90 days. The move is part of a broader pla...
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68% Bias Score
Mexico Confirms U.S. Spy Flights Amidst Intensified Drug War
The Mexican government confirmed two U.S. reconnaissance flights near its airspace in late January and early February, sparking controversy over potential espionage related to the U.S.'s intensified drug war efforts, despite assurances from the Mexican Defense Secretary that the flights remained in ...
Mexico Confirms U.S. Spy Flights Amidst Intensified Drug War
The Mexican government confirmed two U.S. reconnaissance flights near its airspace in late January and early February, sparking controversy over potential espionage related to the U.S.'s intensified drug war efforts, despite assurances from the Mexican Defense Secretary that the flights remained in ...
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44% Bias Score
Historian Warns of Fear's Dominance in Current Sociopolitical Climate
British historian Robert Peckham, author of "Fear: An Alternative History of the World," will participate in Spain's VIII Culture Forum (February 20-23) to discuss how fear, used historically to protect values, now overshadows them, hindering social progress and impacting global movements.
Historian Warns of Fear's Dominance in Current Sociopolitical Climate
British historian Robert Peckham, author of "Fear: An Alternative History of the World," will participate in Spain's VIII Culture Forum (February 20-23) to discuss how fear, used historically to protect values, now overshadows them, hindering social progress and impacting global movements.
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40% Bias Score
U.S.-El Salvador Alliance: Prison Deal and Nuclear Energy Cooperation
In Coatepeque, El Salvador, President Nayib Bukele and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced a new alliance: El Salvador will house U.S. prisoners, and the U.S. will assist in developing El Salvador's nuclear energy sector; this follows years of Bukele's support for Trump and aligns with bot...
U.S.-El Salvador Alliance: Prison Deal and Nuclear Energy Cooperation
In Coatepeque, El Salvador, President Nayib Bukele and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced a new alliance: El Salvador will house U.S. prisoners, and the U.S. will assist in developing El Salvador's nuclear energy sector; this follows years of Bukele's support for Trump and aligns with bot...
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40% Bias Score
Rubio's Central American Trip Yields Agreements, Disagreements
Secretary of State Marco Rubio's first international trip focused on Central America and the Caribbean, resulting in agreements with several nations on migration, drug trafficking, and counter-China efforts, though disagreements arose regarding Panama Canal fees and the implementation details remain...
Rubio's Central American Trip Yields Agreements, Disagreements
Secretary of State Marco Rubio's first international trip focused on Central America and the Caribbean, resulting in agreements with several nations on migration, drug trafficking, and counter-China efforts, though disagreements arose regarding Panama Canal fees and the implementation details remain...
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40% Bias Score
Mexico's Missing Grave Data Exposes Ongoing Violence Crisis
Since May 1, 2023, Mexico has lacked updated official data on clandestine graves, hindering efforts to address the country's ongoing violence crisis, which has seen thousands of disappearances and mass graves discovered in recent years across various states, despite existing databases and past gover...
Mexico's Missing Grave Data Exposes Ongoing Violence Crisis
Since May 1, 2023, Mexico has lacked updated official data on clandestine graves, hindering efforts to address the country's ongoing violence crisis, which has seen thousands of disappearances and mass graves discovered in recent years across various states, despite existing databases and past gover...
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36% Bias Score
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