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US Judge Orders Google to End Exclusive Search Deals, Rejects Chrome Divestiture
In a landmark antitrust ruling, a US judge ordered Google to end exclusive search engine deals but rejected the Department of Justice's demand to break up Google's Chrome browser, citing concerns about market disruption and the risk of harming innovation.
US Judge Orders Google to End Exclusive Search Deals, Rejects Chrome Divestiture
In a landmark antitrust ruling, a US judge ordered Google to end exclusive search engine deals but rejected the Department of Justice's demand to break up Google's Chrome browser, citing concerns about market disruption and the risk of harming innovation.
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28% Bias Score
Congress Moves to Ban Lawmaker Stock Trading
A bipartisan group of US House Representatives introduced legislation to ban lawmakers from trading individual stocks, aiming to address concerns about potential conflicts of interest and insider trading.
Congress Moves to Ban Lawmaker Stock Trading
A bipartisan group of US House Representatives introduced legislation to ban lawmakers from trading individual stocks, aiming to address concerns about potential conflicts of interest and insider trading.
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24% Bias Score
Sabrina Carpenter's "Man's Best Friend": A Hilarious and Honest Take on Heartbreak
Sabrina Carpenter's new album, "Man's Best Friend," offers a humorous and honest perspective on dating, heartbreak, and navigating relationships, drawing on personal experiences and self-reflection.
Sabrina Carpenter's "Man's Best Friend": A Hilarious and Honest Take on Heartbreak
Sabrina Carpenter's new album, "Man's Best Friend," offers a humorous and honest perspective on dating, heartbreak, and navigating relationships, drawing on personal experiences and self-reflection.
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Bolsonaro's Trial for Coup Attempt Begins in Brazil
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is on trial for allegedly attempting to overturn the 2022 election results, facing charges that include plotting a coup and forming a criminal organization; the trial involves seven of his allies and has drawn international attention, including sanctions fro...
Bolsonaro's Trial for Coup Attempt Begins in Brazil
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is on trial for allegedly attempting to overturn the 2022 election results, facing charges that include plotting a coup and forming a criminal organization; the trial involves seven of his allies and has drawn international attention, including sanctions fro...
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Israel Renews Gaza City Bombardment, Plans Mass Evacuation
Amid renewed Israeli bombings, a planned ground offensive in Gaza City threatens to displace nearly 1 million Palestinians, as Israel halts aid access, prompting international condemnation.
Israel Renews Gaza City Bombardment, Plans Mass Evacuation
Amid renewed Israeli bombings, a planned ground offensive in Gaza City threatens to displace nearly 1 million Palestinians, as Israel halts aid access, prompting international condemnation.
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Federal Appeals Court Strikes Down Most of Trump's Worldwide Tariffs
A federal appeals court ruled 7-4 that President Trump cannot impose sweeping tariffs simply by claiming a national emergency, impacting $30 billion in monthly tariff revenue and potentially raising consumer prices.
Federal Appeals Court Strikes Down Most of Trump's Worldwide Tariffs
A federal appeals court ruled 7-4 that President Trump cannot impose sweeping tariffs simply by claiming a national emergency, impacting $30 billion in monthly tariff revenue and potentially raising consumer prices.
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28% Bias Score
Military Lawyers to Serve as Temporary Immigration Judges
The Justice Department has authorized 600 military lawyers to serve as temporary immigration judges, with 150 potentially starting this week, to address a massive backlog of immigration cases exacerbated by increased arrests and staff shortages.
Military Lawyers to Serve as Temporary Immigration Judges
The Justice Department has authorized 600 military lawyers to serve as temporary immigration judges, with 150 potentially starting this week, to address a massive backlog of immigration cases exacerbated by increased arrests and staff shortages.
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USCIS Restricts NGO Voter Registration at Naturalization Ceremonies
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced a new policy barring nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) from registering voters at naturalization ceremonies, citing administrative burdens and concerns about nonpartisanship, a decision criticized by groups like the League of Women V...
USCIS Restricts NGO Voter Registration at Naturalization Ceremonies
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced a new policy barring nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) from registering voters at naturalization ceremonies, citing administrative burdens and concerns about nonpartisanship, a decision criticized by groups like the League of Women V...
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Ryland Barton to Anchor NPR Newscast
NPR announced that Ryland Barton will join the Newscast team as a PM anchor, starting September 22, bringing his extensive public media experience to the network's flagship audio program.
Ryland Barton to Anchor NPR Newscast
NPR announced that Ryland Barton will join the Newscast team as a PM anchor, starting September 22, bringing his extensive public media experience to the network's flagship audio program.
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Canadian Colonel's Mistake at WWII Surrender
On September 2, 1945, during the formal Japanese surrender on the U.S.S. Missouri, Canadian Col. Lawrence Cosgrave signed the document on the wrong line, causing a brief diplomatic delay before a resolution was found.
Canadian Colonel's Mistake at WWII Surrender
On September 2, 1945, during the formal Japanese surrender on the U.S.S. Missouri, Canadian Col. Lawrence Cosgrave signed the document on the wrong line, causing a brief diplomatic delay before a resolution was found.
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40% Bias Score
Federal Judge Halts Deportation of Guatemalan Children
A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order on Sunday, halting the Trump administration's plan to deport hundreds of Guatemalan children who had crossed the U.S. border alone, after lawyers argued the government failed to follow proper legal procedures and notify the children or their guard...
Federal Judge Halts Deportation of Guatemalan Children
A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order on Sunday, halting the Trump administration's plan to deport hundreds of Guatemalan children who had crossed the U.S. border alone, after lawyers argued the government failed to follow proper legal procedures and notify the children or their guard...
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ICE Arrests Utah Violinist Despite Community Support
Utah-based violinist Donggin Shin, known professionally as John Shin, was arrested by ICE on August 18th in Colorado for overstaying his visa and a 2019 DUI conviction, prompting community protests and a GoFundMe campaign exceeding $72,000.
ICE Arrests Utah Violinist Despite Community Support
Utah-based violinist Donggin Shin, known professionally as John Shin, was arrested by ICE on August 18th in Colorado for overstaying his visa and a 2019 DUI conviction, prompting community protests and a GoFundMe campaign exceeding $72,000.
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40% Bias Score
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