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Trump Administration Targets Elite US Universities, Sparking Academic Freedom Debate
The Trump administration is targeting leading American universities, demanding reforms and oversight, citing "wokeness," resulting in some universities complying while others, like Harvard, resist, prompting criticism from Barack Obama and raising concerns about academic freedom and the future of Am...
Trump Administration Targets Elite US Universities, Sparking Academic Freedom Debate
The Trump administration is targeting leading American universities, demanding reforms and oversight, citing "wokeness," resulting in some universities complying while others, like Harvard, resist, prompting criticism from Barack Obama and raising concerns about academic freedom and the future of Am...
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60% Bias Score
Students Sue Pentagon Over Book Ban
Twelve students are suing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for banning books on race and gender from Pentagon schools, claiming First Amendment violations; the ACLU lawsuit targets Hegseth and the head of the Pentagon school system for violating students' rights through censorship and curriculum chang...
Students Sue Pentagon Over Book Ban
Twelve students are suing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for banning books on race and gender from Pentagon schools, claiming First Amendment violations; the ACLU lawsuit targets Hegseth and the head of the Pentagon school system for violating students' rights through censorship and curriculum chang...
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52% Bias Score
Turkish Journalists Face Prison for Covering Protests
Seven journalists in Istanbul, Turkey face up to three years in prison for allegedly failing to disperse from a protest despite a police warning; prosecutors disregarded the journalists' statements and relied solely on police evidence, including photos that omitted their press equipment.
Turkish Journalists Face Prison for Covering Protests
Seven journalists in Istanbul, Turkey face up to three years in prison for allegedly failing to disperse from a protest despite a police warning; prosecutors disregarded the journalists' statements and relied solely on police evidence, including photos that omitted their press equipment.
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56% Bias Score
Harvard Defies US Government Demands, Citing Academic Freedom
Harvard University President Lawrence Bacow rejected demands from the US Department of Education to end diversity programs and share data, citing defense of academic independence and constitutional rights, escalating a conflict over academic freedom and government control.
Harvard Defies US Government Demands, Citing Academic Freedom
Harvard University President Lawrence Bacow rejected demands from the US Department of Education to end diversity programs and share data, citing defense of academic independence and constitutional rights, escalating a conflict over academic freedom and government control.
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56% Bias Score
Release of 16 Russian Political Prisoners in Historic Exchange
On August 1st, 2024, 16 political prisoners, including Vladimir Kara-Murza, Ilya Yashin, and Andrei Pivovarov, were released from Russian prisons in a prisoner exchange brokered by Alexey Navalny's Anti-Corruption Foundation, highlighting continued international pressure on Russia regarding human ri...
Release of 16 Russian Political Prisoners in Historic Exchange
On August 1st, 2024, 16 political prisoners, including Vladimir Kara-Murza, Ilya Yashin, and Andrei Pivovarov, were released from Russian prisons in a prisoner exchange brokered by Alexey Navalny's Anti-Corruption Foundation, highlighting continued international pressure on Russia regarding human ri...
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52% Bias Score
Four Russian Journalists Sentenced for Navalny Ties
A Moscow court sentenced four Russian journalists to five years and eleven months in prison for alleged ties to Alexey Navalny's anti-corruption foundation, which was declared extremist; the trial was closed to the public, highlighting Russia's suppression of dissent.
Four Russian Journalists Sentenced for Navalny Ties
A Moscow court sentenced four Russian journalists to five years and eleven months in prison for alleged ties to Alexey Navalny's anti-corruption foundation, which was declared extremist; the trial was closed to the public, highlighting Russia's suppression of dissent.
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48% Bias Score
US Shuts Down Foreign Disinformation Unit, Citing Free Speech Concerns
The U.S. State Department closed its agency combating foreign disinformation, citing free speech concerns and redirecting funds to promote a pro-American message, despite warnings of increased threats from China and Russia.
US Shuts Down Foreign Disinformation Unit, Citing Free Speech Concerns
The U.S. State Department closed its agency combating foreign disinformation, citing free speech concerns and redirecting funds to promote a pro-American message, despite warnings of increased threats from China and Russia.
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56% Bias Score
Trump Administration Shuts Down State Department's Disinformation Countermeasures Hub
The Trump administration closed the State Department's R/Fimi hub, responsible for countering foreign disinformation campaigns, despite warnings about increased vulnerability to foreign influence operations; the move follows an executive order focusing on free speech and right-wing criticism allegin...
Trump Administration Shuts Down State Department's Disinformation Countermeasures Hub
The Trump administration closed the State Department's R/Fimi hub, responsible for countering foreign disinformation campaigns, despite warnings about increased vulnerability to foreign influence operations; the move follows an executive order focusing on free speech and right-wing criticism allegin...
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64% Bias Score
Erotica Author's Identity Revealed in Child Abuse Case
A Sydney erotica author, Lauren Tesolin-Mastrosa, faces three child abuse material charges for her unreleased novel, "Daddy's Little Toy," depicting a consensual relationship between an 18-year-old and an adult; a court rejected a bid to conceal her identity.
Erotica Author's Identity Revealed in Child Abuse Case
A Sydney erotica author, Lauren Tesolin-Mastrosa, faces three child abuse material charges for her unreleased novel, "Daddy's Little Toy," depicting a consensual relationship between an 18-year-old and an adult; a court rejected a bid to conceal her identity.
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48% Bias Score
Harvard Defies Trump Administration, Faces $2.2 Billion Funding Freeze
The federal government froze over $2.2 billion in grants and $60 million in contracts to Harvard University after the institution refused demands to limit campus activism, marking the seventh such action by the Trump administration against Ivy League schools.
Harvard Defies Trump Administration, Faces $2.2 Billion Funding Freeze
The federal government froze over $2.2 billion in grants and $60 million in contracts to Harvard University after the institution refused demands to limit campus activism, marking the seventh such action by the Trump administration against Ivy League schools.
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52% Bias Score
Four Russian Journalists Sentenced to 5.5 Years for Alleged Navalny Ties
A Moscow court sentenced four journalists to 5.5 years in prison for alleged ties to Alexei Navalny's organizations, highlighting the ongoing crackdown on independent media in Russia.
Four Russian Journalists Sentenced to 5.5 Years for Alleged Navalny Ties
A Moscow court sentenced four journalists to 5.5 years in prison for alleged ties to Alexei Navalny's organizations, highlighting the ongoing crackdown on independent media in Russia.
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60% Bias Score
German Court Upholds Library's Right to Annotate Books with Controversial Content
A German court ruled that the Münster City Library can add annotations to books with factually disputed content, rejecting an author's challenge to a note describing his book—which denies the moon landing and atomic bombings—as containing 'controversial content'.
German Court Upholds Library's Right to Annotate Books with Controversial Content
A German court ruled that the Münster City Library can add annotations to books with factually disputed content, rejecting an author's challenge to a note describing his book—which denies the moon landing and atomic bombings—as containing 'controversial content'.
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48% Bias Score
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