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Locksley Resources to Drill High-Priority Rare Earth and Antimony Targets in California
Locksley Resources is initiating drilling and geological mapping at its Mojave project in California, targeting rare earth elements and antimony near the Mountain Pass mine, aiming to contribute to US critical minerals independence.
Locksley Resources to Drill High-Priority Rare Earth and Antimony Targets in California
Locksley Resources is initiating drilling and geological mapping at its Mojave project in California, targeting rare earth elements and antimony near the Mountain Pass mine, aiming to contribute to US critical minerals independence.
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56% Bias Score
Texas Democrats Block Republican Map Redrawing, Sparking National Redistricting War
Texas Democrats, fleeing to avoid a quorum, successfully blocked a Republican-backed congressional map redrawing effort supported by Donald Trump, prompting retaliatory threats from other states and escalating the national redistricting battles.
Texas Democrats Block Republican Map Redrawing, Sparking National Redistricting War
Texas Democrats, fleeing to avoid a quorum, successfully blocked a Republican-backed congressional map redrawing effort supported by Donald Trump, prompting retaliatory threats from other states and escalating the national redistricting battles.
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44% Bias Score
Congress Investigates California for Defying Overturned EV Emission Standards
The House Energy and Commerce Committee is investigating California's Air Resources Board (CARB) for allegedly defying Congress's overturn of Biden-era waivers allowing stricter vehicle emission standards, potentially denying auto manufacturers market access for vehicles meeting older, less stringen...
Congress Investigates California for Defying Overturned EV Emission Standards
The House Energy and Commerce Committee is investigating California's Air Resources Board (CARB) for allegedly defying Congress's overturn of Biden-era waivers allowing stricter vehicle emission standards, potentially denying auto manufacturers market access for vehicles meeting older, less stringen...
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68% Bias Score
Newsom Threatens Retaliatory Gerrymandering in Response to Texas GOP's Redistricting Efforts
California Governor Gavin Newsom threatened President Trump with retaliatory redistricting in California if the Texas GOP succeeds in its gerrymandering efforts to gain at least five additional House seats, escalating the partisan conflict over redistricting and jeopardizing the stability of America...
Newsom Threatens Retaliatory Gerrymandering in Response to Texas GOP's Redistricting Efforts
California Governor Gavin Newsom threatened President Trump with retaliatory redistricting in California if the Texas GOP succeeds in its gerrymandering efforts to gain at least five additional House seats, escalating the partisan conflict over redistricting and jeopardizing the stability of America...
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52% Bias Score
California to Hold Special Election on Redistricting Plan
California will hold a special election in early November to let voters decide on a new congressional map that could give Democrats five additional seats, directly countering Texas's controversial redistricting plan.
California to Hold Special Election on Redistricting Plan
California will hold a special election in early November to let voters decide on a new congressional map that could give Democrats five additional seats, directly countering Texas's controversial redistricting plan.
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52% Bias Score
California Wildfires: 4,200 Evacuated as Canyon Fire Spreads Rapidly
A new wildfire, the Canyon Fire, has spread rapidly to 2.3 square miles in Ventura County, California, prompting over 4,200 evacuations and remaining 0% contained; meanwhile, the Gifford Fire, California's largest this year, continues to burn across 154 square miles.
California Wildfires: 4,200 Evacuated as Canyon Fire Spreads Rapidly
A new wildfire, the Canyon Fire, has spread rapidly to 2.3 square miles in Ventura County, California, prompting over 4,200 evacuations and remaining 0% contained; meanwhile, the Gifford Fire, California's largest this year, continues to burn across 154 square miles.
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28% Bias Score
Myanmar Earthquake Challenges Earthquake Prediction Models
A 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar on March 28, 2025, rupturing the Sagaing fault along more than 310 miles (500 kilometers), killing over 2,000 people and causing widespread damage; this challenges existing models predicting future earthquakes, especially California's 'Big One' on the San An...
Myanmar Earthquake Challenges Earthquake Prediction Models
A 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar on March 28, 2025, rupturing the Sagaing fault along more than 310 miles (500 kilometers), killing over 2,000 people and causing widespread damage; this challenges existing models predicting future earthquakes, especially California's 'Big One' on the San An...
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48% Bias Score
Megafires Rage in Colorado and California, Forcing Evacuations Amidst Drought Conditions
Lightning-sparked megafires, the Lee and Gifford, are raging in western Colorado and California, forcing evacuations, threatening homes and resources, and causing hazardous air quality due to prolonged drought and dry conditions.
Megafires Rage in Colorado and California, Forcing Evacuations Amidst Drought Conditions
Lightning-sparked megafires, the Lee and Gifford, are raging in western Colorado and California, forcing evacuations, threatening homes and resources, and causing hazardous air quality due to prolonged drought and dry conditions.
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24% Bias Score
California's Sinking Ground Costs $1.87 Billion in Home Values
Excessive groundwater pumping in California's Central Valley has caused $1.87 billion in home value losses between 2015 and 2021, impacting eight counties due to land subsidence and the resulting economic consequences.
California's Sinking Ground Costs $1.87 Billion in Home Values
Excessive groundwater pumping in California's Central Valley has caused $1.87 billion in home value losses between 2015 and 2021, impacting eight counties due to land subsidence and the resulting economic consequences.
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32% Bias Score
Dateline Resources Discovers Significant Rare Earths Anomaly at California's Colosseum Project
Dateline Resources' 3D magnetotelluric survey at its Colosseum gold and rare earths project in California identified a significant rare earths anomaly suggesting a carbonatite intrusion beneath fenite outcrops, extending 1000 meters deep, presenting a major undrilled exploration opportunity.
Dateline Resources Discovers Significant Rare Earths Anomaly at California's Colosseum Project
Dateline Resources' 3D magnetotelluric survey at its Colosseum gold and rare earths project in California identified a significant rare earths anomaly suggesting a carbonatite intrusion beneath fenite outcrops, extending 1000 meters deep, presenting a major undrilled exploration opportunity.
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52% Bias Score
California's Cool Air Rebate Program Assists Low-Income Residents with Vehicle AC Repairs
California's Cool Air Rebate Program provides financial assistance to low-income residents for vehicle air conditioning repairs, covering up to 90% of costs and benefiting both residents and the environment by reducing refrigerant leaks.
California's Cool Air Rebate Program Assists Low-Income Residents with Vehicle AC Repairs
California's Cool Air Rebate Program provides financial assistance to low-income residents for vehicle air conditioning repairs, covering up to 90% of costs and benefiting both residents and the environment by reducing refrigerant leaks.
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36% Bias Score
Rapidly Spreading Canyon Fire Forces Evacuations in Southern California
The Canyon Fire, ignited Thursday afternoon near Los Angeles, has rapidly consumed six square kilometers, prompting evacuations of 4,200 residents and 1,400 structures due to high temperatures, low humidity, and challenging terrain, threatening nearby communities and power lines.
Rapidly Spreading Canyon Fire Forces Evacuations in Southern California
The Canyon Fire, ignited Thursday afternoon near Los Angeles, has rapidly consumed six square kilometers, prompting evacuations of 4,200 residents and 1,400 structures due to high temperatures, low humidity, and challenging terrain, threatening nearby communities and power lines.
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20% Bias Score
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