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Hollywood's Evolving Portrayal of Nuclear War
The 1959 film "On the Beach" and subsequent films explored the consequences of nuclear war, reflecting Cold War anxieties and evolving over time from serious portrayals to more action-oriented narratives. Recent discoveries of inaccuracies in historical nuclear test data highlight the ongoing need f...
Hollywood's Evolving Portrayal of Nuclear War
The 1959 film "On the Beach" and subsequent films explored the consequences of nuclear war, reflecting Cold War anxieties and evolving over time from serious portrayals to more action-oriented narratives. Recent discoveries of inaccuracies in historical nuclear test data highlight the ongoing need f...
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40% Bias Score
U.S. Cattle Import Ban Devastates Mexican Ranchers
The U.S. ban on Mexican cattle imports due to the New World screwworm outbreak has caused significant financial losses for Mexican ranchers, forcing them to diversify into other ventures such as beekeeping and sheep farming; exports have dropped to less than half their historical level.
U.S. Cattle Import Ban Devastates Mexican Ranchers
The U.S. ban on Mexican cattle imports due to the New World screwworm outbreak has caused significant financial losses for Mexican ranchers, forcing them to diversify into other ventures such as beekeeping and sheep farming; exports have dropped to less than half their historical level.
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52% Bias Score
Trump Administration Considers Ending NASA's Carbon Dioxide Monitoring Missions
The Trump administration considers ending two NASA satellite missions monitoring atmospheric carbon dioxide, despite their high-quality data vital for climate research and agriculture, costing $15 million annually to maintain.
Trump Administration Considers Ending NASA's Carbon Dioxide Monitoring Missions
The Trump administration considers ending two NASA satellite missions monitoring atmospheric carbon dioxide, despite their high-quality data vital for climate research and agriculture, costing $15 million annually to maintain.
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36% Bias Score
Yosemite National Park's Seasonal Workers Volunteer for Weeks Without Pay
Due to the National Park Service losing almost a quarter of its permanent workforce since January, over 50 seasonal workers at Yosemite National Park volunteered for up to six weeks without pay before being officially hired, performing essential tasks while facing housing instability and potential l...
Yosemite National Park's Seasonal Workers Volunteer for Weeks Without Pay
Due to the National Park Service losing almost a quarter of its permanent workforce since January, over 50 seasonal workers at Yosemite National Park volunteered for up to six weeks without pay before being officially hired, performing essential tasks while facing housing instability and potential l...
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40% Bias Score
50-Year Songbird Study Reveals Ecosystem Change in New Hampshire Forest
A 50-year study in New Hampshire's Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest reveals changing songbird populations and territories due to forest aging, with the loss of species like the least flycatcher and American redstart linked to habitat changes; the digitized historical data provides new insights into...
50-Year Songbird Study Reveals Ecosystem Change in New Hampshire Forest
A 50-year study in New Hampshire's Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest reveals changing songbird populations and territories due to forest aging, with the loss of species like the least flycatcher and American redstart linked to habitat changes; the digitized historical data provides new insights into...
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16% Bias Score
Ordinary" Tops Stagnant 2025 Songs of the Summer Chart
Alex Warren's "Ordinary" is Billboard's 2025 Song of the Summer, despite a lack of typical summer hit qualities; its nine-week reign at No. 1 is attributed to streaming algorithms and radio programming favoring already established songs, leading to an unusually static chart with songs like Morgan Wa...
Ordinary" Tops Stagnant 2025 Songs of the Summer Chart
Alex Warren's "Ordinary" is Billboard's 2025 Song of the Summer, despite a lack of typical summer hit qualities; its nine-week reign at No. 1 is attributed to streaming algorithms and radio programming favoring already established songs, leading to an unusually static chart with songs like Morgan Wa...
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64% Bias Score
HHS Cancels $500 Million in mRNA Vaccine Contracts
The Department of Health and Human Services canceled $500 million in funding for 22 mRNA vaccine projects, halting development of mRNA vaccines for COVID-19, the flu, and H5N1 by companies like Pfizer and Moderna, prompting concerns from infectious disease experts.
HHS Cancels $500 Million in mRNA Vaccine Contracts
The Department of Health and Human Services canceled $500 million in funding for 22 mRNA vaccine projects, halting development of mRNA vaccines for COVID-19, the flu, and H5N1 by companies like Pfizer and Moderna, prompting concerns from infectious disease experts.
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60% Bias Score
New Orleans Public Defender's Office: A 20-Year Transformation Post-Katrina
Twenty years after Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, its public defender's office, once severely under-resourced, has undergone a dramatic transformation, securing funding parity with the district attorney's office and improving its capacity to provide effective legal representation, reducin...
New Orleans Public Defender's Office: A 20-Year Transformation Post-Katrina
Twenty years after Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, its public defender's office, once severely under-resourced, has undergone a dramatic transformation, securing funding parity with the district attorney's office and improving its capacity to provide effective legal representation, reducin...
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52% Bias Score
Bangladesh Protests: Justice Delayed for Slain Student Amidst Interim Government's Struggles
Following 36 days of protests in Bangladesh that resulted in 1,400 deaths, the family of slain student Abu Sayed seeks justice for his extrajudicial killing by police, while the interim government struggles to address widespread violence and human rights abuses.
Bangladesh Protests: Justice Delayed for Slain Student Amidst Interim Government's Struggles
Following 36 days of protests in Bangladesh that resulted in 1,400 deaths, the family of slain student Abu Sayed seeks justice for his extrajudicial killing by police, while the interim government struggles to address widespread violence and human rights abuses.
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52% Bias Score
Stuckey's Adds Halal Options to Meet Demand from Muslim Truck Drivers
Stuckey's, a roadside chain, now offers halal food at 10 locations nationwide due to high demand from Muslim truck drivers, a segment representing approximately 15% of the U.S. trucking workforce; this strategy has proven profitable.
Stuckey's Adds Halal Options to Meet Demand from Muslim Truck Drivers
Stuckey's, a roadside chain, now offers halal food at 10 locations nationwide due to high demand from Muslim truck drivers, a segment representing approximately 15% of the U.S. trucking workforce; this strategy has proven profitable.
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32% Bias Score
Marc Maron Ends Podcast, Focuses on Stand-Up, Addresses Grief in New HBO Special
Comedian Marc Maron ended his popular "WTF" podcast to focus on stand-up comedy; his new HBO special, "Panicked," explores his grief over the death of his friend and former love, Lynn Shelton, and his methods of coping with loss.
Marc Maron Ends Podcast, Focuses on Stand-Up, Addresses Grief in New HBO Special
Comedian Marc Maron ended his popular "WTF" podcast to focus on stand-up comedy; his new HBO special, "Panicked," explores his grief over the death of his friend and former love, Lynn Shelton, and his methods of coping with loss.
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20% Bias Score
Bolsonaro Under House Arrest Amid Coup Plot Trial
Brazil's Supreme Court ordered the house arrest of former President Jair Bolsonaro on Monday for violating precautionary measures by spreading content through his sons' social media, amidst a U.S. trade war and accusations of a coup plot.
Bolsonaro Under House Arrest Amid Coup Plot Trial
Brazil's Supreme Court ordered the house arrest of former President Jair Bolsonaro on Monday for violating precautionary measures by spreading content through his sons' social media, amidst a U.S. trade war and accusations of a coup plot.
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40% Bias Score
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