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Brazil Suspends Rumble for Non-Compliance with Court Orders
A Brazilian Supreme Court justice suspended Rumble, a video platform, for refusing to remove content and comply with court orders, citing the platform's failure to comply with demands to remove the account of a Bolsonaro supporter residing in the U.S. and a lack of legal representation in Brazil.
Brazil Suspends Rumble for Non-Compliance with Court Orders
A Brazilian Supreme Court justice suspended Rumble, a video platform, for refusing to remove content and comply with court orders, citing the platform's failure to comply with demands to remove the account of a Bolsonaro supporter residing in the U.S. and a lack of legal representation in Brazil.
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52% Bias Score


Journalist Defends Decision to Remain Outside Russia Amidst Geopolitical Shifts
Anna Narinskaya, a journalist living in Vienna, discusses her decision to remain outside Russia, despite questions from acquaintances suggesting she's on the "wrong side of history." She refutes this, arguing that Putin's Russia, characterized by repression and normalized violence, will not change r...
Journalist Defends Decision to Remain Outside Russia Amidst Geopolitical Shifts
Anna Narinskaya, a journalist living in Vienna, discusses her decision to remain outside Russia, despite questions from acquaintances suggesting she's on the "wrong side of history." She refutes this, arguing that Putin's Russia, characterized by repression and normalized violence, will not change r...
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48% Bias Score


Dutch Ministers Attempt to Block Entry of Islamic Preachers
Dutch ministers are attempting to bar three Islamic preachers from entering the Netherlands to speak at the Ramadan Expo in Utrecht due to concerns about their online statements promoting violence and hatred, despite a court overturning an initial ban.
Dutch Ministers Attempt to Block Entry of Islamic Preachers
Dutch ministers are attempting to bar three Islamic preachers from entering the Netherlands to speak at the Ramadan Expo in Utrecht due to concerns about their online statements promoting violence and hatred, despite a court overturning an initial ban.
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64% Bias Score


Germany vs. US: Contrasting Approaches to Freedom of Speech
Germany's freedom of speech, while constitutionally guaranteed, is more restricted than in the US, prohibiting defamation and hate speech, unlike the US's broader First Amendment protection; this difference is rooted in history and societal values, creating distinct challenges in regulating online h...
Germany vs. US: Contrasting Approaches to Freedom of Speech
Germany's freedom of speech, while constitutionally guaranteed, is more restricted than in the US, prohibiting defamation and hate speech, unlike the US's broader First Amendment protection; this difference is rooted in history and societal values, creating distinct challenges in regulating online h...
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40% Bias Score


Trump's Unprecedented Bid to Control Kennedy Center
President Trump's unprecedented claim to control the Kennedy Center's board and declare himself chairman challenges the institution's history of artistic independence and bipartisan governance, jeopardizing its delicate balance of public funding and artistic autonomy.
Trump's Unprecedented Bid to Control Kennedy Center
President Trump's unprecedented claim to control the Kennedy Center's board and declare himself chairman challenges the institution's history of artistic independence and bipartisan governance, jeopardizing its delicate balance of public funding and artistic autonomy.
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32% Bias Score


Australia Cancels Venice Biennale Artist Amid Political Backlash
Australia's Creative Australia board canceled Khaled Sabsabi's 2026 Venice Biennale exhibition after parliamentary questions regarding his past works depicting the 9/11 attacks and Hassan Nasrallah, prompting outrage from artists and concerns about political interference in artistic expression.
Australia Cancels Venice Biennale Artist Amid Political Backlash
Australia's Creative Australia board canceled Khaled Sabsabi's 2026 Venice Biennale exhibition after parliamentary questions regarding his past works depicting the 9/11 attacks and Hassan Nasrallah, prompting outrage from artists and concerns about political interference in artistic expression.
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64% Bias Score

Germany's Stricter Free Speech Laws: A Comparison with the U.S.
Germany's stricter free speech laws, unlike the U.S., prioritize personal honor, criminalizing defamation and certain forms of hate speech, leading to debate about their effectiveness and potential unintended consequences, such as increased attention to extremist views.

Germany's Stricter Free Speech Laws: A Comparison with the U.S.
Germany's stricter free speech laws, unlike the U.S., prioritize personal honor, criminalizing defamation and certain forms of hate speech, leading to debate about their effectiveness and potential unintended consequences, such as increased attention to extremist views.
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48% Bias Score

Trump Administration Removes Children's Book Amidst Arts Censorship Crackdown
Oscar-winning actress Julianne Moore criticized the Trump administration for removing her children's book, "Freckleface Strawberry," from schools serving military and civilian defense personnel's children, due to its perceived promotion of gender ideology, part of a wider crackdown on diversity and ...

Trump Administration Removes Children's Book Amidst Arts Censorship Crackdown
Oscar-winning actress Julianne Moore criticized the Trump administration for removing her children's book, "Freckleface Strawberry," from schools serving military and civilian defense personnel's children, due to its perceived promotion of gender ideology, part of a wider crackdown on diversity and ...
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48% Bias Score

Trump Takes Over Kennedy Center, Ending Decades of Artistic Independence
President Trump assumed control of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, dismissing its bipartisan board and leadership, defying the institution's 52-year history of artistic independence and bipartisan governance.

Trump Takes Over Kennedy Center, Ending Decades of Artistic Independence
President Trump assumed control of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, dismissing its bipartisan board and leadership, defying the institution's 52-year history of artistic independence and bipartisan governance.
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40% Bias Score

St. Petersburg to Deploy Ethnicity Recognition Software on Surveillance Cameras
St. Petersburg plans to install ethnicity recognition software on 8,000 of its 102,000 surveillance cameras, costing $434,000, to improve public event management, a move criticized by human rights advocates as degrading and divisive.

St. Petersburg to Deploy Ethnicity Recognition Software on Surveillance Cameras
St. Petersburg plans to install ethnicity recognition software on 8,000 of its 102,000 surveillance cameras, costing $434,000, to improve public event management, a move criticized by human rights advocates as degrading and divisive.
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52% Bias Score

Netherlands Bans Three Islamic Preachers for Hate Speech
Dutch ministers banned three Islamic preachers—Mohammed Hijab, Ali Hammuda, and Abu Bakr Zoud—from entering the Netherlands for allegedly spreading hate speech based on comments about women, gays, and minors, and denying Hamas' terrorist acts, following a motion by right-wing parties and media repor...

Netherlands Bans Three Islamic Preachers for Hate Speech
Dutch ministers banned three Islamic preachers—Mohammed Hijab, Ali Hammuda, and Abu Bakr Zoud—from entering the Netherlands for allegedly spreading hate speech based on comments about women, gays, and minors, and denying Hamas' terrorist acts, following a motion by right-wing parties and media repor...
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56% Bias Score

Vance Condemns European Censorship, Sparking Free Speech Debate
During a speech at the Munich Security Conference, Vice President JD Vance criticized European censorship laws, arguing that they pose a greater threat than external actors; this sparked a debate with CBS host Margaret Brennan, who incorrectly linked free speech to the Holocaust, prompting criticism...

Vance Condemns European Censorship, Sparking Free Speech Debate
During a speech at the Munich Security Conference, Vice President JD Vance criticized European censorship laws, arguing that they pose a greater threat than external actors; this sparked a debate with CBS host Margaret Brennan, who incorrectly linked free speech to the Holocaust, prompting criticism...
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52% Bias Score
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