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German Health Ministry Spokesperson Threatens Journalists, Sparking Press Freedom Concerns
Hanno Kautz, spokesperson for Germany's Federal Ministry of Health, emailed journalists threatening consequences for leaking a briefing paper and jokingly offering a reward for identifying the leaker, sparking criticism and raising concerns about press freedom.
German Health Ministry Spokesperson Threatens Journalists, Sparking Press Freedom Concerns
Hanno Kautz, spokesperson for Germany's Federal Ministry of Health, emailed journalists threatening consequences for leaking a briefing paper and jokingly offering a reward for identifying the leaker, sparking criticism and raising concerns about press freedom.
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36% Bias Score


Russia Mandates Max Messenger for School Communication in Six Regions
Starting September 1st, 2024, six Russian regions will replace the Sferum educational platform with the state-run Max messenger, a move driven by Russia's initiative to create a national messenger controlling digital communication and potentially impacting data privacy.
Russia Mandates Max Messenger for School Communication in Six Regions
Starting September 1st, 2024, six Russian regions will replace the Sferum educational platform with the state-run Max messenger, a move driven by Russia's initiative to create a national messenger controlling digital communication and potentially impacting data privacy.
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56% Bias Score


Beijing's Censorship of School Accidents Sparks Public Outrage
A series of car accidents near Beijing schools in May and June 2024 resulted in injuries and deaths, with authorities initially withholding key details like the location and number of casualties, sparking public anger and criticism online, reflecting broader censorship trends.
Beijing's Censorship of School Accidents Sparks Public Outrage
A series of car accidents near Beijing schools in May and June 2024 resulted in injuries and deaths, with authorities initially withholding key details like the location and number of casualties, sparking public anger and criticism online, reflecting broader censorship trends.
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44% Bias Score


Russia Tightens Censorship with New Law Imposing Fines for 'Extremist' Content Access
Russia's upper house approved a sweeping censorship law on July 25th, 2025, imposing fines for accessing 'extremist' content or promoting VPNs, sparking a small protest and raising concerns about free speech amid existing restrictions.
Russia Tightens Censorship with New Law Imposing Fines for 'Extremist' Content Access
Russia's upper house approved a sweeping censorship law on July 25th, 2025, imposing fines for accessing 'extremist' content or promoting VPNs, sparking a small protest and raising concerns about free speech amid existing restrictions.
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48% Bias Score


Russia Passes Sweeping Censorship Law, Cracking Down on Online Dissent
Russia's upper house passed a new law fining individuals for accessing or searching for content labeled "extremist," including promoting VPNs; a small protest against this was quickly suppressed by police, highlighting the growing restrictions on free speech in Russia.
Russia Passes Sweeping Censorship Law, Cracking Down on Online Dissent
Russia's upper house passed a new law fining individuals for accessing or searching for content labeled "extremist," including promoting VPNs; a small protest against this was quickly suppressed by police, highlighting the growing restrictions on free speech in Russia.
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56% Bias Score


Hollywood Blacklist Exhibit Explores Red Scare's Impact
A new exhibit at the New York Historical Society explores the Hollywood blacklist, a consequence of the House Un-American Activities Committee's investigation into alleged Communist infiltration in Hollywood in 1947, which resulted in the imprisonment and blacklisting of the "Hollywood Ten" and othe...
Hollywood Blacklist Exhibit Explores Red Scare's Impact
A new exhibit at the New York Historical Society explores the Hollywood blacklist, a consequence of the House Un-American Activities Committee's investigation into alleged Communist infiltration in Hollywood in 1947, which resulted in the imprisonment and blacklisting of the "Hollywood Ten" and othe...
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20% Bias Score

Online Safety Act Sparks Free Speech Concerns in UK
The UK's Online Safety Act is causing widespread restrictions on viewing videos of asylum seeker protests and political speeches on platforms like X, sparking concerns about free speech and censorship due to its age verification requirements; critics cite instances of blocked content and warn of cat...

Online Safety Act Sparks Free Speech Concerns in UK
The UK's Online Safety Act is causing widespread restrictions on viewing videos of asylum seeker protests and political speeches on platforms like X, sparking concerns about free speech and censorship due to its age verification requirements; critics cite instances of blocked content and warn of cat...
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56% Bias Score

Satirists Push Back Against Paramount After Colbert Cancellation
Federal regulators approved Paramount's $8 billion merger with Skydance, prompting speculation about the cancellation of Stephen Colbert's Late Show. However, Jon Stewart and South Park responded with pointed satire, highlighting the power of comedy in resisting corporate pressure.

Satirists Push Back Against Paramount After Colbert Cancellation
Federal regulators approved Paramount's $8 billion merger with Skydance, prompting speculation about the cancellation of Stephen Colbert's Late Show. However, Jon Stewart and South Park responded with pointed satire, highlighting the power of comedy in resisting corporate pressure.
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60% Bias Score

US Government Data Under Threat: Experts Launch Data Rescue Efforts
Following Donald Trump's reelection, data on US government websites related to gender, sexual orientation, health, climate change, and diversity have been altered or removed, prompting statisticians and other experts to secretly archive and share these datasets to preserve their integrity.

US Government Data Under Threat: Experts Launch Data Rescue Efforts
Following Donald Trump's reelection, data on US government websites related to gender, sexual orientation, health, climate change, and diversity have been altered or removed, prompting statisticians and other experts to secretly archive and share these datasets to preserve their integrity.
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40% Bias Score

Russia Passes Strict New Censorship Law
Russia's Federation Council approved a new censorship law imposing fines for searching or accessing content deemed "extremist," including penalties for promoting VPNs, following protests against the measure.

Russia Passes Strict New Censorship Law
Russia's Federation Council approved a new censorship law imposing fines for searching or accessing content deemed "extremist," including penalties for promoting VPNs, following protests against the measure.
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36% Bias Score

Paramount-Skydance Merger Approved Amidst Concerns Over Media Independence
Paramount Global and Skydance Media's $8 billion merger, approved by the FCC after Paramount made concessions to the Trump administration, will close on August 7, marking a significant shift in the US media landscape and raising concerns about media independence.

Paramount-Skydance Merger Approved Amidst Concerns Over Media Independence
Paramount Global and Skydance Media's $8 billion merger, approved by the FCC after Paramount made concessions to the Trump administration, will close on August 7, marking a significant shift in the US media landscape and raising concerns about media independence.
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60% Bias Score

Venezuela: Passport Annulments Silence Critics
The Venezuelan government has annulled the passports of at least 40 human rights defenders and independent journalists since July 2024, according to Cejil, following President Maduro's reelection; most affected individuals received no prior notification and learned about the annulment upon trying to...

Venezuela: Passport Annulments Silence Critics
The Venezuelan government has annulled the passports of at least 40 human rights defenders and independent journalists since July 2024, according to Cejil, following President Maduro's reelection; most affected individuals received no prior notification and learned about the annulment upon trying to...
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48% Bias Score
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