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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
Two Burkinabe Journalists Released After Forced Conscription
Two Burkinabe journalists, forcibly conscripted into the anti-jihadist fight for four months, were released on July 21st, according to Reporters Without Borders (RSF), following the release of other journalists and amid accusations of the military junta abusing a mobilization decree to suppress diss...
Two Burkinabe Journalists Released After Forced Conscription
Two Burkinabe journalists, forcibly conscripted into the anti-jihadist fight for four months, were released on July 21st, according to Reporters Without Borders (RSF), following the release of other journalists and amid accusations of the military junta abusing a mobilization decree to suppress diss...
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36% Bias Score
State-Level Attacks on University Autonomy Mirror Harvard Showdown
Republican state officials, mirroring actions at Harvard, are targeting public universities in Indiana, Florida, Ohio, Texas, Iowa, and Idaho to influence governance, curriculum, and faculty tenure, driven by conservative ideologies and concerns about college liberalism and student debt.
State-Level Attacks on University Autonomy Mirror Harvard Showdown
Republican state officials, mirroring actions at Harvard, are targeting public universities in Indiana, Florida, Ohio, Texas, Iowa, and Idaho to influence governance, curriculum, and faculty tenure, driven by conservative ideologies and concerns about college liberalism and student debt.
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48% Bias Score
Russia Passes Law Punishing Searches for Extremist Materials
The Russian State Duma passed a law imposing fines for searching for or accessing materials deemed extremist, even if not explicitly listed, and for improper VPN use, sparking widespread criticism even from pro-government figures and raising concerns about freedom of expression.
Russia Passes Law Punishing Searches for Extremist Materials
The Russian State Duma passed a law imposing fines for searching for or accessing materials deemed extremist, even if not explicitly listed, and for improper VPN use, sparking widespread criticism even from pro-government figures and raising concerns about freedom of expression.
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64% Bias Score
White House Bans Wall Street Journal Reporter from Scotland Trip After Epstein Story
The White House removed a Wall Street Journal reporter from President Trump's Scotland trip after the Journal published a report alleging a salacious letter from Trump to Jeffrey Epstein; the White House called the report 'fake' and 'defamatory,' prompting a $10 billion lawsuit and condemnation from...
White House Bans Wall Street Journal Reporter from Scotland Trip After Epstein Story
The White House removed a Wall Street Journal reporter from President Trump's Scotland trip after the Journal published a report alleging a salacious letter from Trump to Jeffrey Epstein; the White House called the report 'fake' and 'defamatory,' prompting a $10 billion lawsuit and condemnation from...
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40% Bias Score
Russia Approves Strict Fines for Online Searches of Extremist Materials and VPN Advertising
The Russian State Duma passed a law imposing fines of up to 5,000 rubles for searching for extremist content online and up to 500,000 rubles for advertising VPNs, raising concerns about freedom of information and the ability to report such content.
Russia Approves Strict Fines for Online Searches of Extremist Materials and VPN Advertising
The Russian State Duma passed a law imposing fines of up to 5,000 rubles for searching for extremist content online and up to 500,000 rubles for advertising VPNs, raising concerns about freedom of information and the ability to report such content.
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40% Bias Score
US Accuses EU of 'Orwellian' Censorship Over Social Media Regulations
The Trump administration attacked the EU's social media regulations as 'Orwellian' censorship, citing thousands of EU citizens condemned for government criticism and linking this to the EU's Digital Services Act (DSA), which challenges US tech giants like Meta and X, while the US government itself s...
US Accuses EU of 'Orwellian' Censorship Over Social Media Regulations
The Trump administration attacked the EU's social media regulations as 'Orwellian' censorship, citing thousands of EU citizens condemned for government criticism and linking this to the EU's Digital Services Act (DSA), which challenges US tech giants like Meta and X, while the US government itself s...
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56% Bias Score
Australian Antisemitism Report Sparks Funding, Free Speech Debate
A government-commissioned report details a sharp rise in Australian antisemitism since October 7, 2023, prompting recommendations to restrict funding for cultural institutions perceived as promoting antisemitic views, sparking debate over free speech and the IHRA definition.
Australian Antisemitism Report Sparks Funding, Free Speech Debate
A government-commissioned report details a sharp rise in Australian antisemitism since October 7, 2023, prompting recommendations to restrict funding for cultural institutions perceived as promoting antisemitic views, sparking debate over free speech and the IHRA definition.
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56% Bias Score
Journalist Faces Eviction After Decades of Opposition to Equatorial Guinea's Regime
Equatorial Guinean journalist and activist Donato Ndongo-Bidyogo faces eviction from his Murcia home due to financial hardship stemming from his decades-long opposition to President Teodoro Obiang Nguema, including his dismissal from EFE news agency in 1995 and the non-recognition of his prior work ...
Journalist Faces Eviction After Decades of Opposition to Equatorial Guinea's Regime
Equatorial Guinean journalist and activist Donato Ndongo-Bidyogo faces eviction from his Murcia home due to financial hardship stemming from his decades-long opposition to President Teodoro Obiang Nguema, including his dismissal from EFE news agency in 1995 and the non-recognition of his prior work ...
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48% Bias Score
White House Removes Wall Street Journal From Presidential Press Pool
The White House removed the Wall Street Journal from the presidential press pool accompanying President Trump to Scotland, citing the publication's reporting on a story about Trump and Jeffrey Epstein as "fake and defamatory," raising concerns about press freedom and government retaliation.
White House Removes Wall Street Journal From Presidential Press Pool
The White House removed the Wall Street Journal from the presidential press pool accompanying President Trump to Scotland, citing the publication's reporting on a story about Trump and Jeffrey Epstein as "fake and defamatory," raising concerns about press freedom and government retaliation.
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48% Bias Score
Zimbabwe Seeks to Further Criminalize Government Criticism
Zimbabwean lawmakers are pushing to criminalize criticism of the government, proposing a national ideology and patriotic education, despite a High Court ruling against sections of a similar law and concerns about shrinking democratic space.
Zimbabwe Seeks to Further Criminalize Government Criticism
Zimbabwean lawmakers are pushing to criminalize criticism of the government, proposing a national ideology and patriotic education, despite a High Court ruling against sections of a similar law and concerns about shrinking democratic space.
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48% Bias Score
White House Removes Wall Street Journal From Presidential Press Pool
The White House removed the Wall Street Journal from the presidential press pool for its reporting on a story about Trump and Jeffrey Epstein, prompting concerns about press freedom and government retaliation against critical media outlets.
White House Removes Wall Street Journal From Presidential Press Pool
The White House removed the Wall Street Journal from the presidential press pool for its reporting on a story about Trump and Jeffrey Epstein, prompting concerns about press freedom and government retaliation against critical media outlets.
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52% Bias Score
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