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IODA Seeks to Clarify Obscenity Definition for Internet Age
Senators Mike Lee and Mary Miller introduced the Interstate Obscenity Definition Act (IODA), aiming to update the 1973 definition of obscenity to address modern internet content, making it easier to prosecute those who distribute obscene material across state lines.
IODA Seeks to Clarify Obscenity Definition for Internet Age
Senators Mike Lee and Mary Miller introduced the Interstate Obscenity Definition Act (IODA), aiming to update the 1973 definition of obscenity to address modern internet content, making it easier to prosecute those who distribute obscene material across state lines.
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44% Bias Score
Russian Journalism Education: A Decline into Propaganda
A journalism graduate from Russia's Higher School of Economics describes the decline of press freedom in Russia, their own exile, and the transformation of journalism education into a tool for state propaganda.
Russian Journalism Education: A Decline into Propaganda
A journalism graduate from Russia's Higher School of Economics describes the decline of press freedom in Russia, their own exile, and the transformation of journalism education into a tool for state propaganda.
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56% Bias Score
Pro-Palestinian Group Disrupts Israeli Literature Event in Thessaloniki
An Israeli literature event at the Thessaloniki International Fair was disrupted and canceled by a pro-Palestinian group, prompting concerns about rising antisemitism and the suppression of free speech in Greece.
Pro-Palestinian Group Disrupts Israeli Literature Event in Thessaloniki
An Israeli literature event at the Thessaloniki International Fair was disrupted and canceled by a pro-Palestinian group, prompting concerns about rising antisemitism and the suppression of free speech in Greece.
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72% Bias Score
German University Event Highlights Challenges to Academic Freedom in Israeli-Palestinian Debate
A discussion on boycott and censorship at Munich's Villa Stuck, initially canceled due to controversy surrounding a speaker advocating for an academic boycott of Israel, eventually took place, highlighting the challenges of holding such events in Germany given political pressures and the importance ...
German University Event Highlights Challenges to Academic Freedom in Israeli-Palestinian Debate
A discussion on boycott and censorship at Munich's Villa Stuck, initially canceled due to controversy surrounding a speaker advocating for an academic boycott of Israel, eventually took place, highlighting the challenges of holding such events in Germany given political pressures and the importance ...
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36% Bias Score
Trump Fires Librarian of Congress, Sparking Concerns Over Cultural Institutions
President Trump fired Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden, the first woman and African American to hold the position, citing concerns about her DEI initiatives and book selections; this follows similar actions at the NEA and Kennedy Center, raising concerns about the future of American cultural insti...
Trump Fires Librarian of Congress, Sparking Concerns Over Cultural Institutions
President Trump fired Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden, the first woman and African American to hold the position, citing concerns about her DEI initiatives and book selections; this follows similar actions at the NEA and Kennedy Center, raising concerns about the future of American cultural insti...
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48% Bias Score
Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden Removed From Position
The White House removed Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden on Thursday, prompting criticism from Democrats who accused President Trump of targeting books; Hayden, the first Black woman in the role, had 1.5 years left in her term.
Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden Removed From Position
The White House removed Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden on Thursday, prompting criticism from Democrats who accused President Trump of targeting books; Hayden, the first Black woman in the role, had 1.5 years left in her term.
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64% Bias Score
White House Restricts Press Access Amidst Pope's Plea for Press Freedom
Pope Leo XIV's strong defense of press freedom at the Vatican is overshadowed by the White House's unprecedented exclusion of AP, Reuters, and Bloomberg from presidential travel, highlighting the global struggle for press freedom and its impact on democracy.
White House Restricts Press Access Amidst Pope's Plea for Press Freedom
Pope Leo XIV's strong defense of press freedom at the Vatican is overshadowed by the White House's unprecedented exclusion of AP, Reuters, and Bloomberg from presidential travel, highlighting the global struggle for press freedom and its impact on democracy.
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56% Bias Score
India's Operation Sindoor: A Permanent War Against Terrorism
Following the April 22 Pahalgam massacre in India-administered Kashmir, India launched Operation Sindoor targeting "terrorist hideouts." Despite a subsequent ceasefire, Prime Minister Modi declared the operation ongoing, framing it as a permanent policy against terrorism. This was followed by the si...
India's Operation Sindoor: A Permanent War Against Terrorism
Following the April 22 Pahalgam massacre in India-administered Kashmir, India launched Operation Sindoor targeting "terrorist hideouts." Despite a subsequent ceasefire, Prime Minister Modi declared the operation ongoing, framing it as a permanent policy against terrorism. This was followed by the si...
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72% Bias Score
Egypt Passes Law Regulating Religious Edicts
Egypt's parliament passed a law on Sunday regulating religious edicts, specifying authorized bodies (Al-Azhar, Dar al-Ifta, and Awqaf committees) and imposing penalties for violations, aiming to curb the spread of misleading interpretations and maintain religious stability.
Egypt Passes Law Regulating Religious Edicts
Egypt's parliament passed a law on Sunday regulating religious edicts, specifying authorized bodies (Al-Azhar, Dar al-Ifta, and Awqaf committees) and imposing penalties for violations, aiming to curb the spread of misleading interpretations and maintain religious stability.
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32% Bias Score
Pentagon Orders Removal of Books from Military Academies
The Pentagon ordered all US military academies to remove books on race, gender, and other "divisive concepts" by May 21, establishing a committee to review and potentially sequester them; this follows the removal of nearly 400 books from the Naval Academy and a professor's resignation from West Poin...
Pentagon Orders Removal of Books from Military Academies
The Pentagon ordered all US military academies to remove books on race, gender, and other "divisive concepts" by May 21, establishing a committee to review and potentially sequester them; this follows the removal of nearly 400 books from the Naval Academy and a professor's resignation from West Poin...
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56% Bias Score
US Political Tensions Rise Amidst Arrests, Censorship, and Legal Challenges
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was arrested for trespassing at a protest against a new US deportation center; Vice President JD Vance will not politicize the new Pope; the Pentagon is removing books on racism and gender from military libraries; and President Trump fired the head of the Library of Congress ...
US Political Tensions Rise Amidst Arrests, Censorship, and Legal Challenges
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was arrested for trespassing at a protest against a new US deportation center; Vice President JD Vance will not politicize the new Pope; the Pentagon is removing books on racism and gender from military libraries; and President Trump fired the head of the Library of Congress ...
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56% Bias Score
Hong Kong Informer: Dozens Reported for National Security Violations
A former Hong Kong banker, Innes Tang, has reported nearly 100 people to the police for alleged national security violations since the 2020 National Security Law, highlighting a new culture of informing and impacting freedoms in the city.
Hong Kong Informer: Dozens Reported for National Security Violations
A former Hong Kong banker, Innes Tang, has reported nearly 100 people to the police for alleged national security violations since the 2020 National Security Law, highlighting a new culture of informing and impacting freedoms in the city.
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52% Bias Score
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