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Turkish Street Artist Uses Ephemeral Art to Protest Political Repression
Turkish street artist Rigor Mortis uses politically charged artwork in public spaces to highlight the lack of justice, rights, and law in Turkey, often facing the quick removal of their work, emphasizing the transient nature of freedom of expression.
Turkish Street Artist Uses Ephemeral Art to Protest Political Repression
Turkish street artist Rigor Mortis uses politically charged artwork in public spaces to highlight the lack of justice, rights, and law in Turkey, often facing the quick removal of their work, emphasizing the transient nature of freedom of expression.
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36% Bias Score
Alberta Book Bans Limit Children's Access to Diverse Representation
In Alberta, four illustrated children's books by queer and trans authors are facing bans due to content deemed too explicit, limiting children's access to diverse representation and fostering a lack of understanding of different experiences, according to author S. Bear Bergman.
Alberta Book Bans Limit Children's Access to Diverse Representation
In Alberta, four illustrated children's books by queer and trans authors are facing bans due to content deemed too explicit, limiting children's access to diverse representation and fostering a lack of understanding of different experiences, according to author S. Bear Bergman.
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52% Bias Score
German Scientists Condemn US Plan to Control Scientific Publications
Leading German scientists strongly criticize a US government plan to control publications in three leading medical journals (Lancet, JAMA, NEJM), fearing it will compromise scientific freedom, endanger public health through biased research, and ultimately damage the US science system.
German Scientists Condemn US Plan to Control Scientific Publications
Leading German scientists strongly criticize a US government plan to control publications in three leading medical journals (Lancet, JAMA, NEJM), fearing it will compromise scientific freedom, endanger public health through biased research, and ultimately damage the US science system.
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56% Bias Score
US Considers Sanctions Against Brazilian Judge Overseeing Bolsonaro Coup Case
US Senator Marco Rubio announced potential visa restrictions targeting foreign officials deemed to censor free speech, including a possible sanction against Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes, who is overseeing the trial against former President Jair Bolsonaro for alleged coup attem...
US Considers Sanctions Against Brazilian Judge Overseeing Bolsonaro Coup Case
US Senator Marco Rubio announced potential visa restrictions targeting foreign officials deemed to censor free speech, including a possible sanction against Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes, who is overseeing the trial against former President Jair Bolsonaro for alleged coup attem...
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44% Bias Score
US Restricts Visas for Foreign Officials Censoring Americans
The US will restrict visas for foreign officials censoring Americans, impacting international relations and potentially escalating tensions with the EU over digital regulations, following Secretary of State Marco Rubio's announcement of a new visa policy.
US Restricts Visas for Foreign Officials Censoring Americans
The US will restrict visas for foreign officials censoring Americans, impacting international relations and potentially escalating tensions with the EU over digital regulations, following Secretary of State Marco Rubio's announcement of a new visa policy.
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56% Bias Score
Widespread Internet Shutdowns in Russia Disrupt Daily Life and Business
Since early 2025, Russia has experienced numerous large-scale communication outages, impacting 60% of the country in one case, with at least four directly caused by the government using Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) technology to counter drone activity, resulting in significant economic disruption.
Widespread Internet Shutdowns in Russia Disrupt Daily Life and Business
Since early 2025, Russia has experienced numerous large-scale communication outages, impacting 60% of the country in one case, with at least four directly caused by the government using Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) technology to counter drone activity, resulting in significant economic disruption.
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40% Bias Score
Deepfake Regulation: A Patchwork of State Laws and Federal Gridlock
In the US, a patchwork of state laws attempts to address the harms caused by AI-generated deepfakes, leading to inconsistent legal recourse and resistance from free speech advocates, while the federal government struggles to find consensus.
Deepfake Regulation: A Patchwork of State Laws and Federal Gridlock
In the US, a patchwork of state laws attempts to address the harms caused by AI-generated deepfakes, leading to inconsistent legal recourse and resistance from free speech advocates, while the federal government struggles to find consensus.
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48% Bias Score
Vietnam Bans Economist Edition Featuring Top Leader
Vietnam banned the latest Economist edition featuring General Secretary To Lam, reflecting the government's tight control over media and intolerance for dissent; distributors were ordered to remove or destroy the magazine.
Vietnam Bans Economist Edition Featuring Top Leader
Vietnam banned the latest Economist edition featuring General Secretary To Lam, reflecting the government's tight control over media and intolerance for dissent; distributors were ordered to remove or destroy the magazine.
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40% Bias Score
Executive Order Threatens US Scientific Independence
The White House issued the "Restoring Gold Standard Science" executive order, seemingly aimed at improving research rigor but criticized for potentially enabling political appointees to dismiss research, impacting scientific independence and echoing historical cases of state-controlled science like ...
Executive Order Threatens US Scientific Independence
The White House issued the "Restoring Gold Standard Science" executive order, seemingly aimed at improving research rigor but criticized for potentially enabling political appointees to dismiss research, impacting scientific independence and echoing historical cases of state-controlled science like ...
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68% Bias Score
US to Aggressively Revoke Visas for Chinese Students
The U.S. State Department will aggressively revoke visas for Chinese students with CCP ties or studying critical fields, revise future visa application criteria from China and Hong Kong, and impose new visa restrictions on those complicit in censoring Americans, following a Stanford report detailing...
US to Aggressively Revoke Visas for Chinese Students
The U.S. State Department will aggressively revoke visas for Chinese students with CCP ties or studying critical fields, revise future visa application criteria from China and Hong Kong, and impose new visa restrictions on those complicit in censoring Americans, following a Stanford report detailing...
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68% Bias Score
US Imposes Visa Restrictions on Foreign Officials Involved in Censorship
The US announced new visa restrictions for foreign citizens and their families who censor free speech, citing concerns about arrests and content moderation demands targeting Americans, following a similar measure for foreign students.
US Imposes Visa Restrictions on Foreign Officials Involved in Censorship
The US announced new visa restrictions for foreign citizens and their families who censor free speech, citing concerns about arrests and content moderation demands targeting Americans, following a similar measure for foreign students.
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60% Bias Score
Panahi's Cannes Return: A Thriller Confronting Iranian Repression
Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi, after serving almost seven months in Evin prison and having his 2010 sentence overturned, returned to Cannes Film Festival to premiere his new film, "It Was Just an Accident," a thriller directly confronting Iranian state violence and repression, featuring unveiled fe...
Panahi's Cannes Return: A Thriller Confronting Iranian Repression
Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi, after serving almost seven months in Evin prison and having his 2010 sentence overturned, returned to Cannes Film Festival to premiere his new film, "It Was Just an Accident," a thriller directly confronting Iranian state violence and repression, featuring unveiled fe...
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44% Bias Score
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