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Kennedy Center Appoints New Dance Head Amidst Staff Firings and Funding Controversy
Following the firing of its entire dance department staff, the Kennedy Center named Stephen Nakagawa, a former dancer with The Washington Ballet, as the new head of dance programming; his predecessor claims her dismissal was retaliatory for her support of a union organizing campaign.
Kennedy Center Appoints New Dance Head Amidst Staff Firings and Funding Controversy
Following the firing of its entire dance department staff, the Kennedy Center named Stephen Nakagawa, a former dancer with The Washington Ballet, as the new head of dance programming; his predecessor claims her dismissal was retaliatory for her support of a union organizing campaign.
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56% Bias Score
White House Critiques Smithsonian Art, Demands Review
The White House criticized Smithsonian artwork addressing race, slavery, immigration, and sexuality, demanding a 120-day review of eight museums' plans, prompting reactions from targeted artists and scholars.
White House Critiques Smithsonian Art, Demands Review
The White House criticized Smithsonian artwork addressing race, slavery, immigration, and sexuality, demanding a 120-day review of eight museums' plans, prompting reactions from targeted artists and scholars.
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64% Bias Score
Rising Costs Threaten Edinburgh Fringe Festival's Accessibility
The Edinburgh Fringe Festival, running August 1-25, faces challenges due to rising ticket prices (£2-£3 increase) and increased costs for performers, threatening its inclusive nature despite its immense size (second only to the Olympics and World Cup).
Rising Costs Threaten Edinburgh Fringe Festival's Accessibility
The Edinburgh Fringe Festival, running August 1-25, faces challenges due to rising ticket prices (£2-£3 increase) and increased costs for performers, threatening its inclusive nature despite its immense size (second only to the Olympics and World Cup).
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60% Bias Score
Wildfires Rage Across West Coast, Forcing Evacuations
Wildfires are raging across the West, including the Pickett Fire in Napa County, California (4,690 acres, 7% contained), and the Flat Fire in Oregon (at least 3,300 acres), prompting evacuations and raising concerns about the increasing severity of wildfires in the region.
Wildfires Rage Across West Coast, Forcing Evacuations
Wildfires are raging across the West, including the Pickett Fire in Napa County, California (4,690 acres, 7% contained), and the Flat Fire in Oregon (at least 3,300 acres), prompting evacuations and raising concerns about the increasing severity of wildfires in the region.
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36% Bias Score
Palladino and Mills' "That Wasn't A Dream" Showcases Musical Innovation
Bassist Pino Palladino and producer Blake Mills released their second collaborative album, "That Wasn't A Dream," which features a blend of pre-planned and improvised music, and a newly commissioned fretless baritone sustainer guitar.
Palladino and Mills' "That Wasn't A Dream" Showcases Musical Innovation
Bassist Pino Palladino and producer Blake Mills released their second collaborative album, "That Wasn't A Dream," which features a blend of pre-planned and improvised music, and a newly commissioned fretless baritone sustainer guitar.
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12% Bias Score
Over 700 Arrests in Washington D.C. Amid Trump Administration Crackdown
The Trump administration announced over 700 arrests in Washington, D.C., a 25-40% increase compared to previous periods, raising concerns about transparency and potential civil rights violations due to the lack of information on those arrested and the reasons for their arrest.
Over 700 Arrests in Washington D.C. Amid Trump Administration Crackdown
The Trump administration announced over 700 arrests in Washington, D.C., a 25-40% increase compared to previous periods, raising concerns about transparency and potential civil rights violations due to the lack of information on those arrested and the reasons for their arrest.
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20% Bias Score
Wrongly Deported Man Faces Renewed Deportation to Uganda
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, wrongly deported to El Salvador by the Trump administration, faces renewed deportation to Uganda after rejecting a plea deal on human smuggling charges; his attorney argues this is unconstitutional.
Wrongly Deported Man Faces Renewed Deportation to Uganda
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, wrongly deported to El Salvador by the Trump administration, faces renewed deportation to Uganda after rejecting a plea deal on human smuggling charges; his attorney argues this is unconstitutional.
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52% Bias Score
Trump's Proposed Chicago National Guard Deployment Faces Backlash
President Trump proposed sending the National Guard to Chicago to combat crime, despite Illinois officials' rejection and evidence of declining crime rates; this follows a D.C. deployment where crime is at a 30-year low, raising concerns about federal overreach and potential legal battles.
Trump's Proposed Chicago National Guard Deployment Faces Backlash
President Trump proposed sending the National Guard to Chicago to combat crime, despite Illinois officials' rejection and evidence of declining crime rates; this follows a D.C. deployment where crime is at a 30-year low, raising concerns about federal overreach and potential legal battles.
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48% Bias Score
Extreme Heatwave Grips Western US, Fueling Wildfires
Millions in the Western US face extreme heat warnings as temperatures soar above 100 degrees, increasing wildfire risks amid dry conditions; the Pickett Fire in Napa County has burned over 6,800 acres, while the Flat Fire in Oregon has consumed over 18,000 acres.
Extreme Heatwave Grips Western US, Fueling Wildfires
Millions in the Western US face extreme heat warnings as temperatures soar above 100 degrees, increasing wildfire risks amid dry conditions; the Pickett Fire in Napa County has burned over 6,800 acres, while the Flat Fire in Oregon has consumed over 18,000 acres.
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12% Bias Score
European Parcel Services Halt Some U.S. Shipments Due to New Tariff Policies
Major European parcel companies temporarily suspended some U.S. shipments due to the August 29th elimination of the "de minimis" duty-free rule for packages under $800, citing ambiguous U.S. customs policies and logistical challenges; letters and gifts under $100 from individuals are unaffected.
European Parcel Services Halt Some U.S. Shipments Due to New Tariff Policies
Major European parcel companies temporarily suspended some U.S. shipments due to the August 29th elimination of the "de minimis" duty-free rule for packages under $800, citing ambiguous U.S. customs policies and logistical challenges; letters and gifts under $100 from individuals are unaffected.
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40% Bias Score
Famine Declared in Gaza City Amidst Ongoing Conflict
The UN-backed IPC declared a famine in Gaza City due to extreme food deprivation, acute malnutrition, and starvation-related deaths, affecting one-third of the population and potentially spreading to other areas within weeks.
Famine Declared in Gaza City Amidst Ongoing Conflict
The UN-backed IPC declared a famine in Gaza City due to extreme food deprivation, acute malnutrition, and starvation-related deaths, affecting one-third of the population and potentially spreading to other areas within weeks.
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44% Bias Score
Fed Considers Interest Rate Cut Amid Weak Job Market and Rising Inflation
The Federal Reserve is considering cutting interest rates due to a weaker-than-expected job market and rising inflation partly caused by President Trump's tariffs; this follows five previous votes against cuts, triggering a stock market rally of almost 2%.
Fed Considers Interest Rate Cut Amid Weak Job Market and Rising Inflation
The Federal Reserve is considering cutting interest rates due to a weaker-than-expected job market and rising inflation partly caused by President Trump's tariffs; this follows five previous votes against cuts, triggering a stock market rally of almost 2%.
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52% Bias Score
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