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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


Emine Ocak's Death and TELE 1 Closure Highlight Concerns Over Press Freedom in Turkey
Emine Ocak, a prominent figure of the Cumartesi Anneleri, passed away at 89; simultaneously, TELE 1, a Turkish television channel, was shut down, raising concerns about press freedom amidst discussions of the Treaty of Lausanne and human rights.
Emine Ocak's Death and TELE 1 Closure Highlight Concerns Over Press Freedom in Turkey
Emine Ocak, a prominent figure of the Cumartesi Anneleri, passed away at 89; simultaneously, TELE 1, a Turkish television channel, was shut down, raising concerns about press freedom amidst discussions of the Treaty of Lausanne and human rights.
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52% Bias Score


Hungary Bans Irish Rap Group Kneecap Over Antisemitism Claims
The Hungarian government banned Irish rap group Kneecap from the Sziget Festival and the country for three years, citing antisemitic statements and support for Hamas and Hezbollah, claiming their presence is a threat to national security.
Hungary Bans Irish Rap Group Kneecap Over Antisemitism Claims
The Hungarian government banned Irish rap group Kneecap from the Sziget Festival and the country for three years, citing antisemitic statements and support for Hamas and Hezbollah, claiming their presence is a threat to national security.
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48% Bias Score


Sherald Cancels Smithsonian Exhibition Amid Censorship Concerns
Amy Sherald canceled her "American Sublime" exhibition at the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery in response to internal concerns regarding her painting "Trans Forming Liberty," which depicts the Statue of Liberty as a transgender woman, citing a climate of political hostility toward transgende...
Sherald Cancels Smithsonian Exhibition Amid Censorship Concerns
Amy Sherald canceled her "American Sublime" exhibition at the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery in response to internal concerns regarding her painting "Trans Forming Liberty," which depicts the Statue of Liberty as a transgender woman, citing a climate of political hostility toward transgende...
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56% Bias Score


Sherald Cancels Smithsonian Show Amid Censorship Fears
Amy Sherald canceled her Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery exhibition, "American Sublime," due to concerns that her painting of a transgender Statue of Liberty might be removed to avoid offending Donald Trump, highlighting the challenges faced by artists addressing political issues within establ...
Sherald Cancels Smithsonian Show Amid Censorship Fears
Amy Sherald canceled her Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery exhibition, "American Sublime," due to concerns that her painting of a transgender Statue of Liberty might be removed to avoid offending Donald Trump, highlighting the challenges faced by artists addressing political issues within establ...
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48% Bias Score


Russia Imposes Fines for Online Extremist Searches, Restricts Films
Russia passed two new laws: one fining individuals for intentionally searching for extremist online materials (up to 5,000 rubles), and another allowing denial of film distribution certificates for content violating traditional values, effective March 1, 2026; both were explained by State Duma Chair...
Russia Imposes Fines for Online Extremist Searches, Restricts Films
Russia passed two new laws: one fining individuals for intentionally searching for extremist online materials (up to 5,000 rubles), and another allowing denial of film distribution certificates for content violating traditional values, effective March 1, 2026; both were explained by State Duma Chair...
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60% Bias Score

Corporate Silence on Gaza Exposes DEI Hypocrisy
Corporate responses to the Gaza conflict reveal a stark contrast to the support shown for Ukraine, with many companies remaining silent despite the ongoing humanitarian crisis and actively censoring employees who speak out.

Corporate Silence on Gaza Exposes DEI Hypocrisy
Corporate responses to the Gaza conflict reveal a stark contrast to the support shown for Ukraine, with many companies remaining silent despite the ongoing humanitarian crisis and actively censoring employees who speak out.
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56% Bias Score

Sherald Cancels Smithsonian Exhibition over Censorship of Transgender Artwork
Amy Sherald canceled her National Portrait Gallery exhibition, "American Sublime," in protest against internal concerns over her painting "Trans Forming Liberty," which depicts a transgender Statue of Liberty; this follows President Trump's executive order demanding changes to Smithsonian exhibition...

Sherald Cancels Smithsonian Exhibition over Censorship of Transgender Artwork
Amy Sherald canceled her National Portrait Gallery exhibition, "American Sublime," in protest against internal concerns over her painting "Trans Forming Liberty," which depicts a transgender Statue of Liberty; this follows President Trump's executive order demanding changes to Smithsonian exhibition...
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52% Bias Score

Wikipedia challenges UK Online Safety Bill in court
The Wikimedia Foundation is suing the UK government, arguing that the Online Safety Bill's categorization of Wikipedia as a 'high-risk' service is flawed and threatens the platform's operation by mandating editor verification, potentially exposing volunteers to harm.

Wikipedia challenges UK Online Safety Bill in court
The Wikimedia Foundation is suing the UK government, arguing that the Online Safety Bill's categorization of Wikipedia as a 'high-risk' service is flawed and threatens the platform's operation by mandating editor verification, potentially exposing volunteers to harm.
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48% Bias Score

Phoenix LGBTQ+ Film Festival Canceled Due to Trump's DEI Order
The Desperado LGBTQ+ Film Festival in Phoenix, hosted by a federally funded community college, canceled its annual event due to President Trump's executive order ending DEI programs, jeopardizing the college's funding and impacting over 300 positions.

Phoenix LGBTQ+ Film Festival Canceled Due to Trump's DEI Order
The Desperado LGBTQ+ Film Festival in Phoenix, hosted by a federally funded community college, canceled its annual event due to President Trump's executive order ending DEI programs, jeopardizing the college's funding and impacting over 300 positions.
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44% Bias Score

Data Nerds Fight Back Against Government Data Suppression
Concerned by the removal and alteration of U.S. government datasets under the Trump administration, statisticians, demographers, and computer scientists have formed groups to preserve and share the data, fearing that the removal of this data will hinder democracy and policymaking. This includes the ...

Data Nerds Fight Back Against Government Data Suppression
Concerned by the removal and alteration of U.S. government datasets under the Trump administration, statisticians, demographers, and computer scientists have formed groups to preserve and share the data, fearing that the removal of this data will hinder democracy and policymaking. This includes the ...
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36% Bias Score

Mass Exodus of Political Exiles from El Salvador Amidst Government Crackdown
More than 100 political exiles, mainly journalists, lawyers, academics, environmentalists, and human rights activists, have fled El Salvador due to government repression and a new "foreign agents" law, reminiscent of the country's brutal civil war.

Mass Exodus of Political Exiles from El Salvador Amidst Government Crackdown
More than 100 political exiles, mainly journalists, lawyers, academics, environmentalists, and human rights activists, have fled El Salvador due to government repression and a new "foreign agents" law, reminiscent of the country's brutal civil war.
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52% Bias Score
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