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Trump Administration Bans Wall Street Journal From White House Press Pool
The Trump administration barred the Wall Street Journal from White House press events after the publication of articles alleging links between Trump and Jeffrey Epstein, prompting condemnation from the New York Times and the White House Correspondents' Association as an attack on press freedom.
Trump Administration Bans Wall Street Journal From White House Press Pool
The Trump administration barred the Wall Street Journal from White House press events after the publication of articles alleging links between Trump and Jeffrey Epstein, prompting condemnation from the New York Times and the White House Correspondents' Association as an attack on press freedom.
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36% Bias Score
Russia Tightens Internet Censorship with New Fines and Surveillance Measures
The Russian State Duma passed amendments imposing fines for accessing extremist content online, including via VPNs, and holding internet providers accountable for users' activity, escalating internet censorship and impacting access to information.
Russia Tightens Internet Censorship with New Fines and Surveillance Measures
The Russian State Duma passed amendments imposing fines for accessing extremist content online, including via VPNs, and holding internet providers accountable for users' activity, escalating internet censorship and impacting access to information.
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40% Bias Score
White House Expels WSJ From Presidential Press Pool
The White House expelled the Wall Street Journal from the press pool covering President Trump's Scotland visit after the Journal published an article alleging Trump sent Jeffrey Epstein a birthday letter; the AP's access was also previously blocked for refusing to rename the "Gulf of Mexico".
White House Expels WSJ From Presidential Press Pool
The White House expelled the Wall Street Journal from the press pool covering President Trump's Scotland visit after the Journal published an article alleging Trump sent Jeffrey Epstein a birthday letter; the AP's access was also previously blocked for refusing to rename the "Gulf of Mexico".
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56% Bias Score
Russia Criminalizes Searches for 'Extremist' Online Content
Russia passed a law on Tuesday criminalizing searches for online content deemed extremist, imposing fines ranging from 3,000 to 5,000 rubles (€30-€50) on individuals and significantly higher penalties for VPN advertising. The law, impacting 5,473 items listed by the Ministry of Justice, allows autho...
Russia Criminalizes Searches for 'Extremist' Online Content
Russia passed a law on Tuesday criminalizing searches for online content deemed extremist, imposing fines ranging from 3,000 to 5,000 rubles (€30-€50) on individuals and significantly higher penalties for VPN advertising. The law, impacting 5,473 items listed by the Ministry of Justice, allows autho...
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52% 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
Gergiev Concert in Italy Cancelled Amidst Public Outcry
Valery Gergiev's concert at Italy's Reggia di Caserta on July 27th was canceled after a petition signed by over 16,000 people, including Nobel laureates, criticized his ties to Vladimir Putin and support for his policies, sparking a debate between regional and national authorities.
Gergiev Concert in Italy Cancelled Amidst Public Outcry
Valery Gergiev's concert at Italy's Reggia di Caserta on July 27th was canceled after a petition signed by over 16,000 people, including Nobel laureates, criticized his ties to Vladimir Putin and support for his policies, sparking a debate between regional and national authorities.
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44% Bias Score
El Salvador: Security Gains Amidst Human Rights Concerns Under Bukele
President Nayib Bukele's policies in El Salvador have led to a significant decrease in gang violence and improved economic conditions, but also raised concerns about human rights abuses and government repression.
El Salvador: Security Gains Amidst Human Rights Concerns Under Bukele
President Nayib Bukele's policies in El Salvador have led to a significant decrease in gang violence and improved economic conditions, but also raised concerns about human rights abuses and government repression.
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48% Bias Score
Russia Criminalizes Online Searches for Extremist Content
Russia's Duma passed a law criminalizing searches for content on its extremist register (5,473 entries), impacting internet users with fines and enabling data collection; protests ensued, with arrests.
Russia Criminalizes Online Searches for Extremist Content
Russia's Duma passed a law criminalizing searches for content on its extremist register (5,473 entries), impacting internet users with fines and enabling data collection; protests ensued, with arrests.
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48% Bias Score
SPD Demands Stronger Stance on Israel's Gaza Actions
Germany's SPD parliamentary group demands a tougher stance on Israeli policies amid the Gaza conflict, urging the government to join European calls for a ceasefire, while Germany remains one of Israel's staunchest supporters within the EU.
SPD Demands Stronger Stance on Israel's Gaza Actions
Germany's SPD parliamentary group demands a tougher stance on Israeli policies amid the Gaza conflict, urging the government to join European calls for a ceasefire, while Germany remains one of Israel's staunchest supporters within the EU.
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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
Walking With Shadows": A Groundbreaking Nigerian Novel
Jude Dibia's "Walking With Shadows", published in 2005, was the first Nigerian novel to center a gay character, sparking controversy and backlash but ultimately inspiring a wave of queer literature in West Africa, highlighting the author's courage and the ongoing struggle for LGBTQ+ representation.
Walking With Shadows": A Groundbreaking Nigerian Novel
Jude Dibia's "Walking With Shadows", published in 2005, was the first Nigerian novel to center a gay character, sparking controversy and backlash but ultimately inspiring a wave of queer literature in West Africa, highlighting the author's courage and the ongoing struggle for LGBTQ+ representation.
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32% Bias Score
Students Boo Professor at Graduation, Exposing Academic Integrity Crisis
At a 2025 graduation ceremony, students publicly rebuked their professor with boos and turned backs, highlighting a critical disconnect between academic values and institutional conduct, symbolizing broader societal concerns about academic freedom and integrity.
Students Boo Professor at Graduation, Exposing Academic Integrity Crisis
At a 2025 graduation ceremony, students publicly rebuked their professor with boos and turned backs, highlighting a critical disconnect between academic values and institutional conduct, symbolizing broader societal concerns about academic freedom and integrity.
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68% Bias Score
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