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New TV Channel Challenges Russian Censorship
On June 4th, a new TV channel called "Russia's Future", a joint venture between Alexei Navalny's Anti-Corruption Foundation and Reporters Without Borders, launched, broadcasting previously banned political content via satellite to 45% of Russian satellite TV viewers across Europe, the Middle East, a...
New TV Channel Challenges Russian Censorship
On June 4th, a new TV channel called "Russia's Future", a joint venture between Alexei Navalny's Anti-Corruption Foundation and Reporters Without Borders, launched, broadcasting previously banned political content via satellite to 45% of Russian satellite TV viewers across Europe, the Middle East, a...
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36% Bias Score
Government Staffing Shortages Reduce Inflation Data Accuracy
Due to staffing shortages caused by a federal hiring freeze, the U.S. government has reduced price checks for calculating the consumer price index (CPI), potentially impacting the accuracy of inflation and cost-of-living reports; data collection has been suspended in several cities.
Government Staffing Shortages Reduce Inflation Data Accuracy
Due to staffing shortages caused by a federal hiring freeze, the U.S. government has reduced price checks for calculating the consumer price index (CPI), potentially impacting the accuracy of inflation and cost-of-living reports; data collection has been suspended in several cities.
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40% Bias Score
Tulsa to Create $105 Million Trust for 1921 Race Massacre Reparations
Tulsa, Oklahoma, will create a $105 million private trust, the Greenwood Trust, to provide reparations to descendants of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, funding home purchases, scholarships, and neighborhood development, marking the first time a public body has made such a commitment.
Tulsa to Create $105 Million Trust for 1921 Race Massacre Reparations
Tulsa, Oklahoma, will create a $105 million private trust, the Greenwood Trust, to provide reparations to descendants of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, funding home purchases, scholarships, and neighborhood development, marking the first time a public body has made such a commitment.
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36% Bias Score
USDA Halts Demand for Sensitive SNAP Recipient Data After Lawsuit
The USDA temporarily halted its demand for sensitive data from SNAP recipients after facing a lawsuit alleging violations of federal privacy laws; the agency hadn't yet collected the data but some states were preparing to comply, raising concerns about data security and individual rights.
USDA Halts Demand for Sensitive SNAP Recipient Data After Lawsuit
The USDA temporarily halted its demand for sensitive data from SNAP recipients after facing a lawsuit alleging violations of federal privacy laws; the agency hadn't yet collected the data but some states were preparing to comply, raising concerns about data security and individual rights.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Seeks \$1.1 Billion Cut to Public Broadcasting Funding
President Trump formally requested Congress to cut \$1.1 billion in funding for public broadcasters NPR and PBS over the next two years, citing partisan bias, prompting concerns about service disruptions and legal challenges.
Trump Seeks \$1.1 Billion Cut to Public Broadcasting Funding
President Trump formally requested Congress to cut \$1.1 billion in funding for public broadcasters NPR and PBS over the next two years, citing partisan bias, prompting concerns about service disruptions and legal challenges.
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56% Bias Score
Wrongful Arrest of Undocumented Immigrant Sparks U Visa Pursuit
In Dalton, Georgia, 19-year-old Ximena Arias-Cristobal, an undocumented immigrant from Mexico, was wrongly arrested after a traffic stop; the charges were later dropped, and her lawyers are pursuing a U visa based on the wrongful arrest.
Wrongful Arrest of Undocumented Immigrant Sparks U Visa Pursuit
In Dalton, Georgia, 19-year-old Ximena Arias-Cristobal, an undocumented immigrant from Mexico, was wrongly arrested after a traffic stop; the charges were later dropped, and her lawyers are pursuing a U visa based on the wrongful arrest.
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32% Bias Score
Judge Halts Deportation of Family of Colorado Firebombing Suspect
A federal judge in Colorado halted the deportation of the wife and five children of Mohamed Sabry Soliman, who is charged with a federal hate crime and attempted murder for a firebombing attack that injured 15 people and a dog in Boulder, Colorado, on Sunday; the family members are Egyptian citizens...
Judge Halts Deportation of Family of Colorado Firebombing Suspect
A federal judge in Colorado halted the deportation of the wife and five children of Mohamed Sabry Soliman, who is charged with a federal hate crime and attempted murder for a firebombing attack that injured 15 people and a dog in Boulder, Colorado, on Sunday; the family members are Egyptian citizens...
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48% Bias Score
Surge in Immigration Detention: 48,000 Held, Private Prisons Expand, and 287g Program Expands
The federal government's immigration detention population has risen by 20% since January to over 48,000, exceeding ICE's budget; the administration aims for 100,000 detainees, prompting private prison expansion and increased local police involvement via the 287g program, raising concerns about condi...
Surge in Immigration Detention: 48,000 Held, Private Prisons Expand, and 287g Program Expands
The federal government's immigration detention population has risen by 20% since January to over 48,000, exceeding ICE's budget; the administration aims for 100,000 detainees, prompting private prison expansion and increased local police involvement via the 287g program, raising concerns about condi...
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36% Bias Score
Pope Leo XIV's New Orleans Roots Spark Joy and Inclusion in Black Catholic Community
Pope Leo XIV, raised in Chicago, has recently been discovered to have Creole ancestors from New Orleans' 7th Ward, prompting joyous celebrations and a feeling of kinship among Black Catholics in the city, who see this as a symbol of inclusion and representation within the Church.
Pope Leo XIV's New Orleans Roots Spark Joy and Inclusion in Black Catholic Community
Pope Leo XIV, raised in Chicago, has recently been discovered to have Creole ancestors from New Orleans' 7th Ward, prompting joyous celebrations and a feeling of kinship among Black Catholics in the city, who see this as a symbol of inclusion and representation within the Church.
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44% Bias Score
Hapa Project" Relaunch Showcases Evolving Multiracial Identities
Kip Fulbeck's "Hapa Project," a photographic series exploring multiracial identity, relaunched its 25th anniversary, revisiting 150 participants to showcase evolving self-perceptions, sparking discussions on the meaning and use of the Hawaiian term "hapa" in a growing multiracial US population.
Hapa Project" Relaunch Showcases Evolving Multiracial Identities
Kip Fulbeck's "Hapa Project," a photographic series exploring multiracial identity, relaunched its 25th anniversary, revisiting 150 participants to showcase evolving self-perceptions, sparking discussions on the meaning and use of the Hawaiian term "hapa" in a growing multiracial US population.
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24% Bias Score
Trump Doubles Steel and Aluminum Tariffs to 50%
President Trump doubled tariffs on imported steel and aluminum to 50%, citing national security under the 1962 Trade Expansion Act, potentially impacting various industries and consumers.
Trump Doubles Steel and Aluminum Tariffs to 50%
President Trump doubled tariffs on imported steel and aluminum to 50%, citing national security under the 1962 Trade Expansion Act, potentially impacting various industries and consumers.
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52% Bias Score
U.S. Mixed-Race Population Increases 276% in a Decade
The U.S. Census reports a 276% increase in the mixed-race population over the past decade, reaching almost 10%, prompting photographer Kip Fulbeck to relaunch his "Hapa Project," which features portraits and personal narratives of multiracial individuals, exploring their evolving identities.
U.S. Mixed-Race Population Increases 276% in a Decade
The U.S. Census reports a 276% increase in the mixed-race population over the past decade, reaching almost 10%, prompting photographer Kip Fulbeck to relaunch his "Hapa Project," which features portraits and personal narratives of multiracial individuals, exploring their evolving identities.
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20% Bias Score
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