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Israel Weighs Unilateral Strike on Iran Amidst US-Iran Nuclear Talks
Israel is considering a potential military strike against Iran in the coming days, possibly without US support, due to concerns over a potential US-Iran nuclear deal, prompting the US to order embassies in the region to assess and mitigate risks.
Israel Weighs Unilateral Strike on Iran Amidst US-Iran Nuclear Talks
Israel is considering a potential military strike against Iran in the coming days, possibly without US support, due to concerns over a potential US-Iran nuclear deal, prompting the US to order embassies in the region to assess and mitigate risks.
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48% Bias Score


Gaza Aid Group's Funding Secrecy and Operational Challenges Spark Concerns
The US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), facing criticism for its funding secrecy and alleged Israeli influence, has distributed over 16 million meals but operates only three aid sites due to security concerns and access challenges, prompting UN and other aid group refusal to cooperate.
Gaza Aid Group's Funding Secrecy and Operational Challenges Spark Concerns
The US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), facing criticism for its funding secrecy and alleged Israeli influence, has distributed over 16 million meals but operates only three aid sites due to security concerns and access challenges, prompting UN and other aid group refusal to cooperate.
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52% Bias Score


Heuermann Family Divided in "Gilgo Beach Killer" Documentary
A new Peacock documentary, "The Gilgo Beach Killer: House of Secrets," presents conflicting accounts from the family of alleged serial killer Rex Heuermann, with his wife maintaining his innocence while his daughter shifts from uncertainty to belief in his guilt after reviewing evidence presented in...
Heuermann Family Divided in "Gilgo Beach Killer" Documentary
A new Peacock documentary, "The Gilgo Beach Killer: House of Secrets," presents conflicting accounts from the family of alleged serial killer Rex Heuermann, with his wife maintaining his innocence while his daughter shifts from uncertainty to belief in his guilt after reviewing evidence presented in...
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52% Bias Score


460 CDC Employees Reinstated After Layoffs
More than 460 CDC employees laid off in April were reinstated Wednesday, according to a union and HHS, partially restoring programs impacted by cuts in infectious disease, environmental health, and information access, but not fully reversing the damage.
460 CDC Employees Reinstated After Layoffs
More than 460 CDC employees laid off in April were reinstated Wednesday, according to a union and HHS, partially restoring programs impacted by cuts in infectious disease, environmental health, and information access, but not fully reversing the damage.
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40% Bias Score


Kennedy Replaces CDC Vaccine Advisory Committee With Vaccine Skeptics
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. replaced the CDC's vaccine advisory committee with eight new members, most of whom are known vaccine skeptics, prompting criticism from public health experts who say the committee lacks the necessary expertise to make informed decisions about vaccine policy and sa...
Kennedy Replaces CDC Vaccine Advisory Committee With Vaccine Skeptics
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. replaced the CDC's vaccine advisory committee with eight new members, most of whom are known vaccine skeptics, prompting criticism from public health experts who say the committee lacks the necessary expertise to make informed decisions about vaccine policy and sa...
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60% Bias Score


Marines' Deployment to Los Angeles Sparks Legal Battle Over ICE Raids
President Trump deployed 700 active-duty Marines to Los Angeles to support ICE raids, sparking a legal battle over the Posse Comitatus Act's violation and raising concerns about Marines' civilian interaction training, coordination with local law enforcement, and potential escalation of tensions.
Marines' Deployment to Los Angeles Sparks Legal Battle Over ICE Raids
President Trump deployed 700 active-duty Marines to Los Angeles to support ICE raids, sparking a legal battle over the Posse Comitatus Act's violation and raising concerns about Marines' civilian interaction training, coordination with local law enforcement, and potential escalation of tensions.
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48% Bias Score

Republicans' Debt Ceiling Gamble: No Plan B to Avert Default
Facing a mid-July (potentially extending to September) deadline to raise the debt ceiling by $4-5 trillion, Senate Republicans have declared "no Plan B" to avoid a catastrophic default if their comprehensive "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" fails, jeopardizing the U.S. and global economy.

Republicans' Debt Ceiling Gamble: No Plan B to Avert Default
Facing a mid-July (potentially extending to September) deadline to raise the debt ceiling by $4-5 trillion, Senate Republicans have declared "no Plan B" to avoid a catastrophic default if their comprehensive "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" fails, jeopardizing the U.S. and global economy.
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64% Bias Score

EPA to Eliminate Greenhouse Gas Emission Limits from Power Plants
The EPA announced plans to eliminate greenhouse gas emission limits from power plants, reversing Biden-era climate regulations, citing economic concerns and potentially increasing emissions by 25% of the total U.S. emissions; this move faces legal challenges and opposition from environmental groups.

EPA to Eliminate Greenhouse Gas Emission Limits from Power Plants
The EPA announced plans to eliminate greenhouse gas emission limits from power plants, reversing Biden-era climate regulations, citing economic concerns and potentially increasing emissions by 25% of the total U.S. emissions; this move faces legal challenges and opposition from environmental groups.
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28% Bias Score

Study: U.S.-Born Older Asian Americans No Longer Healthiest Aging Group
A study using data from over 116,000 U.S.-born Asian adults aged 50+ reveals that for the first time in two decades, they are no longer the healthiest U.S.-born aging racial group, with disability rates remaining unchanged at 5.5% while other groups showed improvement, challenging the 'model minorit...

Study: U.S.-Born Older Asian Americans No Longer Healthiest Aging Group
A study using data from over 116,000 U.S.-born Asian adults aged 50+ reveals that for the first time in two decades, they are no longer the healthiest U.S.-born aging racial group, with disability rates remaining unchanged at 5.5% while other groups showed improvement, challenging the 'model minorit...
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20% Bias Score

Controversial Military Parade to Coincide with Trump's Birthday
On June 14th, a $25-40 million military parade celebrating the Army's 250th anniversary and President Trump's birthday will take place in Washington D.C., prompting large-scale counter-protests nationwide.

Controversial Military Parade to Coincide with Trump's Birthday
On June 14th, a $25-40 million military parade celebrating the Army's 250th anniversary and President Trump's birthday will take place in Washington D.C., prompting large-scale counter-protests nationwide.
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52% Bias Score

Trump's Contrasting Responses to Violence Against Law Enforcement Spark Criticism
President Trump's contrasting responses to violence against law enforcementāpardoning January 6th rioters who assaulted Capitol police officers while deploying the National Guard and Marines to quell Los Angeles protestsāhave sparked widespread criticism and highlight a perceived double standard.

Trump's Contrasting Responses to Violence Against Law Enforcement Spark Criticism
President Trump's contrasting responses to violence against law enforcementāpardoning January 6th rioters who assaulted Capitol police officers while deploying the National Guard and Marines to quell Los Angeles protestsāhave sparked widespread criticism and highlight a perceived double standard.
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52% Bias Score

Lawsuit Alleges Elon Musk Illegally Bribed Wisconsin Voters in Supreme Court Election
A Wisconsin watchdog group sued Elon Musk and his entities for allegedly bribing voters with $100 and $1 million checks in the state's Supreme Court election, violating state laws prohibiting vote bribery and unauthorized lotteries, despite the candidate losing the election.

Lawsuit Alleges Elon Musk Illegally Bribed Wisconsin Voters in Supreme Court Election
A Wisconsin watchdog group sued Elon Musk and his entities for allegedly bribing voters with $100 and $1 million checks in the state's Supreme Court election, violating state laws prohibiting vote bribery and unauthorized lotteries, despite the candidate losing the election.
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32% Bias Score
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