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Lee Miller's Dachau Photographs: Documenting Atrocities and Confronting Ethical Dilemmas
Photographer Lee Miller documented the liberation of Buchenwald and Dachau concentration camps in April 1945, capturing images of both the deceased and survivors for Vogue magazine, while grappling with the ethical implications of representing such atrocities.
Lee Miller's Dachau Photographs: Documenting Atrocities and Confronting Ethical Dilemmas
Photographer Lee Miller documented the liberation of Buchenwald and Dachau concentration camps in April 1945, capturing images of both the deceased and survivors for Vogue magazine, while grappling with the ethical implications of representing such atrocities.
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Indian Author Wins International Booker Prize for Short Story Collection
Banu Mushtaq and translator Deepa Bhasthi won the 2024 International Booker Prize for "Heart Lamp," a collection of short stories depicting the lives of Muslim women in Karnataka, India, highlighting issues of gender inequality and social justice.
Indian Author Wins International Booker Prize for Short Story Collection
Banu Mushtaq and translator Deepa Bhasthi won the 2024 International Booker Prize for "Heart Lamp," a collection of short stories depicting the lives of Muslim women in Karnataka, India, highlighting issues of gender inequality and social justice.
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Indian Author Wins Booker Prize for Short Story Collection
Banu Mushtaq, an Indian activist and lawyer from Karnataka, won the 2025 Booker Prize for her short story collection, "Heart Lamp," which highlights the lives of women in Muslim communities in Southern India and challenges societal norms.
Indian Author Wins Booker Prize for Short Story Collection
Banu Mushtaq, an Indian activist and lawyer from Karnataka, won the 2025 Booker Prize for her short story collection, "Heart Lamp," which highlights the lives of women in Muslim communities in Southern India and challenges societal norms.
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28% Bias Score
Stalin Monument Unveiled in Moscow Metro, Igniting Debate
A new life-size Stalin monument in Moscow's Taganskaya metro station, unveiled on May 15th, is sparking controversy, with some praising it as a tribute and others condemning it as a celebration of a dictator responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands.
Stalin Monument Unveiled in Moscow Metro, Igniting Debate
A new life-size Stalin monument in Moscow's Taganskaya metro station, unveiled on May 15th, is sparking controversy, with some praising it as a tribute and others condemning it as a celebration of a dictator responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands.
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Holocaust Survivor Recounts Experiences in Nazi-Occupied France
Ninety-four-year-old Solange Lebovitz, a Holocaust survivor from France who now lives in Pittsburgh, recounts her experiences of hiding from Nazi persecution during World War II, highlighting the collaboration of the Vichy French government with the Nazis and emphasizing the importance of rememberin...
Holocaust Survivor Recounts Experiences in Nazi-Occupied France
Ninety-four-year-old Solange Lebovitz, a Holocaust survivor from France who now lives in Pittsburgh, recounts her experiences of hiding from Nazi persecution during World War II, highlighting the collaboration of the Vichy French government with the Nazis and emphasizing the importance of rememberin...
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Bangkok's Chinatown: A Heritage Reborn
Bangkok's Chinatown, founded in 1782, is undergoing a revitalization, transforming old shop-houses into trendy hotels and restaurants, blending heritage with modern design and culinary innovation, attracting tourists and boosting the local economy.
Bangkok's Chinatown: A Heritage Reborn
Bangkok's Chinatown, founded in 1782, is undergoing a revitalization, transforming old shop-houses into trendy hotels and restaurants, blending heritage with modern design and culinary innovation, attracting tourists and boosting the local economy.
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52% Bias Score
De Kretser's Stella Prize-Winning Novel Blends Fiction and Memoir
Michelle de Kretser's Theory and Practice, winner of the $60,000 Stella Prize for women and non-binary writers, is a metafictional novel blending fiction and memoir, exploring themes of feminism, legacy, and the complexities of representing reality.
De Kretser's Stella Prize-Winning Novel Blends Fiction and Memoir
Michelle de Kretser's Theory and Practice, winner of the $60,000 Stella Prize for women and non-binary writers, is a metafictional novel blending fiction and memoir, exploring themes of feminism, legacy, and the complexities of representing reality.
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28% Bias Score
Moscow Metro Unveils Controversial Stalin Statue
A new life-sized statue of Joseph Stalin has been installed in Moscow's central Taganskaya metro station, sparking outrage and praise; the monument omits Stalin's crimes and depicts him favorably, reflecting a broader trend of state-sanctioned rehabilitation under Putin's rule.
Moscow Metro Unveils Controversial Stalin Statue
A new life-sized statue of Joseph Stalin has been installed in Moscow's central Taganskaya metro station, sparking outrage and praise; the monument omits Stalin's crimes and depicts him favorably, reflecting a broader trend of state-sanctioned rehabilitation under Putin's rule.
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52% Bias Score
The Eternaut"'s Success Spotlights Argentina's Dirty War
The Spanish-language science fiction series "The Eternaut," based on a comic by Héctor Oesterheld who was murdered by the Argentine military dictatorship, garnered 11 million viewers in its first week on Netflix, prompting renewed interest in the unsolved disappearances of Oesterheld and his family ...
The Eternaut"'s Success Spotlights Argentina's Dirty War
The Spanish-language science fiction series "The Eternaut," based on a comic by Héctor Oesterheld who was murdered by the Argentine military dictatorship, garnered 11 million viewers in its first week on Netflix, prompting renewed interest in the unsolved disappearances of Oesterheld and his family ...
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Prince William's Documentary Highlights Perilous Work of Wildlife Rangers
Prince William's new documentary, "Guardians," highlights the perilous work of approximately 1,400 rangers killed in the past decade while protecting endangered animals, emphasizing the need for increased support and recruitment to safeguard global biodiversity.
Prince William's Documentary Highlights Perilous Work of Wildlife Rangers
Prince William's new documentary, "Guardians," highlights the perilous work of approximately 1,400 rangers killed in the past decade while protecting endangered animals, emphasizing the need for increased support and recruitment to safeguard global biodiversity.
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Homebound" Receives Nine-Minute Ovation at Cannes
Neeraj Ghaywan's "Homebound," inspired by a New York Times article, premiered at Cannes' "Un Certain Regard" section, receiving a nine-minute standing ovation; the film, executive produced by Martin Scorsese, portrays the journey of two friends, one Muslim and one Dalit, during India's COVID-19 lock...
Homebound" Receives Nine-Minute Ovation at Cannes
Neeraj Ghaywan's "Homebound," inspired by a New York Times article, premiered at Cannes' "Un Certain Regard" section, receiving a nine-minute standing ovation; the film, executive produced by Martin Scorsese, portrays the journey of two friends, one Muslim and one Dalit, during India's COVID-19 lock...
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Renowned Canadian Economist Dian Cohen Dies at 92
Dian Cohen, a Canadian economist and broadcaster known for her ability to simplify complex economic concepts, died at age 92 on May 5th; her final column offered advice on saving, budgeting, and physical activity, reflecting a life dedicated to work and public service.
Renowned Canadian Economist Dian Cohen Dies at 92
Dian Cohen, a Canadian economist and broadcaster known for her ability to simplify complex economic concepts, died at age 92 on May 5th; her final column offered advice on saving, budgeting, and physical activity, reflecting a life dedicated to work and public service.
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36% Bias Score
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