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Delbarton Sex Abuse Case Heads to Trial
A New Jersey court will hear the first civil case against the Catholic Church in September, involving a former student's sexual abuse claim against a Delbarton School monk, prompting broader scrutiny of decades of alleged abuse at the elite all-boys Catholic preparatory school and its connected mona...
Delbarton Sex Abuse Case Heads to Trial
A New Jersey court will hear the first civil case against the Catholic Church in September, involving a former student's sexual abuse claim against a Delbarton School monk, prompting broader scrutiny of decades of alleged abuse at the elite all-boys Catholic preparatory school and its connected mona...
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48% Bias Score
ICE Assures No School Visits on Day One, But Future Actions Remain Uncertain
Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons stated that ICE officers will not be present at schools in Washington, D.C., on the first day, but future actions will depend on circumstances such as welfare checks on unaccompanied minors or emergencies. Concerns remain about the impact of ICE actions on student atte...
ICE Assures No School Visits on Day One, But Future Actions Remain Uncertain
Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons stated that ICE officers will not be present at schools in Washington, D.C., on the first day, but future actions will depend on circumstances such as welfare checks on unaccompanied minors or emergencies. Concerns remain about the impact of ICE actions on student atte...
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Iran Faces Looming UN Sanctions Over Nuclear Program
On August 25th, Iran's foreign minister spoke with his French, German, and British counterparts to avoid the reimposition of UN sanctions under the "snapback" provision of the 2015 nuclear deal due to Iran's nuclear program and refusal to cooperate with the IAEA, with a deadline of August 31st.
Iran Faces Looming UN Sanctions Over Nuclear Program
On August 25th, Iran's foreign minister spoke with his French, German, and British counterparts to avoid the reimposition of UN sanctions under the "snapback" provision of the 2015 nuclear deal due to Iran's nuclear program and refusal to cooperate with the IAEA, with a deadline of August 31st.
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40% Bias Score
Belgian Princess to Return to Harvard After Legal Victory
Princess Elisabeth of Belgium will resume her master's degree in public policy at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government in September, following a legal victory by the university against Trump administration attempts to block international students.
Belgian Princess to Return to Harvard After Legal Victory
Princess Elisabeth of Belgium will resume her master's degree in public policy at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government in September, following a legal victory by the university against Trump administration attempts to block international students.
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Doggett to Retire Unless Court Rejects Texas Gerrymandered Map
Texas Democratic Representative Lloyd Doggett announced Thursday he will retire from Congress unless a court rejects the new Republican-drawn congressional map that splits his Austin-area district into two; if the map is rejected, he'll seek re-election.
Doggett to Retire Unless Court Rejects Texas Gerrymandered Map
Texas Democratic Representative Lloyd Doggett announced Thursday he will retire from Congress unless a court rejects the new Republican-drawn congressional map that splits his Austin-area district into two; if the map is rejected, he'll seek re-election.
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48% Bias Score
Wall Street Indexes Fall on Powell Speech and Walmart Results
Wall Street's main indexes fell on Thursday, with the Dow down 152.81 points (0.34%), the S&P 500 down 25.61 points (0.40%), and the Nasdaq down 72.54 points (0.34%), driven by investor fears of hawkish remarks from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and weak Walmart quarterly results despite stron...
Wall Street Indexes Fall on Powell Speech and Walmart Results
Wall Street's main indexes fell on Thursday, with the Dow down 152.81 points (0.34%), the S&P 500 down 25.61 points (0.40%), and the Nasdaq down 72.54 points (0.34%), driven by investor fears of hawkish remarks from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and weak Walmart quarterly results despite stron...
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44% Bias Score
Federal Student Loan Wage Garnishments to Resume Soon
The U.S. Department of Education will soon resume wage garnishment for over 5.3 million student loan borrowers in default, potentially garnishing up to 15% of their disposable income, prompting calls for borrowers to act quickly to explore available options.
Federal Student Loan Wage Garnishments to Resume Soon
The U.S. Department of Education will soon resume wage garnishment for over 5.3 million student loan borrowers in default, potentially garnishing up to 15% of their disposable income, prompting calls for borrowers to act quickly to explore available options.
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32% Bias Score
Ukraine's Defense Innovation: A Rapid Response to War
Ukraine's defense industry, driven by necessity due to the war with Russia and limited Western support, is rapidly producing long-range drones and cruise missiles, significantly impacting the battlefield and creating a potential for substantial global market share. This is exemplified by the Septemb...
Ukraine's Defense Innovation: A Rapid Response to War
Ukraine's defense industry, driven by necessity due to the war with Russia and limited Western support, is rapidly producing long-range drones and cruise missiles, significantly impacting the battlefield and creating a potential for substantial global market share. This is exemplified by the Septemb...
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48% Bias Score
Low Pay and Difficult Strikes: Flight Attendants' Struggle for Better Wages
PSA Airlines flight attendant Nathan Miller's $24,000 annual salary forces him to commute from Virginia to Philadelphia, highlighting widespread dissatisfaction among US flight attendants over low pay, lack of boarding pay, and the difficulty of striking due to the Railway Labor Act.
Low Pay and Difficult Strikes: Flight Attendants' Struggle for Better Wages
PSA Airlines flight attendant Nathan Miller's $24,000 annual salary forces him to commute from Virginia to Philadelphia, highlighting widespread dissatisfaction among US flight attendants over low pay, lack of boarding pay, and the difficulty of striking due to the Railway Labor Act.
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44% Bias Score
California to Hold Special Election on Democratic Gerrymandering Plan
California's legislature passed bills for a fall special election on a Democratic plan to redraw the state's congressional map, counteracting Texas's Republican gerrymandering and potentially impacting the 2026 election.
California to Hold Special Election on Democratic Gerrymandering Plan
California's legislature passed bills for a fall special election on a Democratic plan to redraw the state's congressional map, counteracting Texas's Republican gerrymandering and potentially impacting the 2026 election.
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Mass Immigration Raid at New Jersey Warehouse Leads to Deportations
On Wednesday, a large-scale immigration raid at an Edison, New Jersey warehouse resulted in the detention of over two dozen people, including Catalina Rojas's fiancé, who now faces deportation; the raid underscores the Trump administration's intensified immigration enforcement.
Mass Immigration Raid at New Jersey Warehouse Leads to Deportations
On Wednesday, a large-scale immigration raid at an Edison, New Jersey warehouse resulted in the detention of over two dozen people, including Catalina Rojas's fiancé, who now faces deportation; the raid underscores the Trump administration's intensified immigration enforcement.
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56% Bias Score
Planned Parenthood Sues South Carolina Over Medicaid Funding Block
Planned Parenthood is suing South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster over executive orders blocking Medicaid payments to the organization, arguing the orders are unconstitutional and will harm patients by limiting access to essential healthcare services, impacting nearly 400 Medicaid patients annually...
Planned Parenthood Sues South Carolina Over Medicaid Funding Block
Planned Parenthood is suing South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster over executive orders blocking Medicaid payments to the organization, arguing the orders are unconstitutional and will harm patients by limiting access to essential healthcare services, impacting nearly 400 Medicaid patients annually...
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36% Bias Score
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