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Smithsonian Rejects Trump's Attempt to Remove National Portrait Gallery Director
The Smithsonian Institution on Monday rejected President Trump's attempt to remove the director of the National Portrait Gallery, Kim Sajet, asserting its nonpartisan nature and its secretary's authority over personnel decisions. Trump cited concerns over Sajet's political leanings and support for D...
Smithsonian Rejects Trump's Attempt to Remove National Portrait Gallery Director
The Smithsonian Institution on Monday rejected President Trump's attempt to remove the director of the National Portrait Gallery, Kim Sajet, asserting its nonpartisan nature and its secretary's authority over personnel decisions. Trump cited concerns over Sajet's political leanings and support for D...
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36% Bias Score
German Court Temporarily Lifts Ban on Far-Right Publication "Compact
In July 2024, German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser banned the far-right publication "Compact" for inciting hatred and undermining democracy; however, a court temporarily lifted the ban in August 2024, pending a final ruling on whether it violates Germany's Basic Law, highlighting the complex interp...
German Court Temporarily Lifts Ban on Far-Right Publication "Compact
In July 2024, German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser banned the far-right publication "Compact" for inciting hatred and undermining democracy; however, a court temporarily lifted the ban in August 2024, pending a final ruling on whether it violates Germany's Basic Law, highlighting the complex interp...
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16% Bias Score
Turkish Ministry Allegedly Blacklists Musicians from Ancient City Concerts
Journalist Timur Soykan reports that the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism allegedly blacklisted several prominent musicians—Yalın, Hadise, Mabel Matiz, Melek Mosso, Sertab Erener, Melike Şahin, and Cem Adrian—from performing at ancient city concert venues in 2025, ostensibly due to their perc...
Turkish Ministry Allegedly Blacklists Musicians from Ancient City Concerts
Journalist Timur Soykan reports that the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism allegedly blacklisted several prominent musicians—Yalın, Hadise, Mabel Matiz, Melek Mosso, Sertab Erener, Melike Şahin, and Cem Adrian—from performing at ancient city concert venues in 2025, ostensibly due to their perc...
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52% Bias Score
Activists Arrested in Brussels for Opposing Child Transgender Treatments
Two activists, Chris Elston and Lois McLatchie Miller, were arrested in Brussels, Belgium, on Thursday for displaying signs opposing transgender medical treatments for children, highlighting growing concerns about free speech restrictions in Europe.
Activists Arrested in Brussels for Opposing Child Transgender Treatments
Two activists, Chris Elston and Lois McLatchie Miller, were arrested in Brussels, Belgium, on Thursday for displaying signs opposing transgender medical treatments for children, highlighting growing concerns about free speech restrictions in Europe.
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72% Bias Score
Pelley Warns of Climate of Fear, Likens Trump Lawsuit to McCarthyism
CBS News correspondent Scott Pelley warns of a climate of fear in the U.S., drawing parallels to McCarthyism and highlighting the Trump administration's lawsuit against CBS News as a threat to journalistic integrity and democratic discourse. Internal discussions about a potential settlement have spa...
Pelley Warns of Climate of Fear, Likens Trump Lawsuit to McCarthyism
CBS News correspondent Scott Pelley warns of a climate of fear in the U.S., drawing parallels to McCarthyism and highlighting the Trump administration's lawsuit against CBS News as a threat to journalistic integrity and democratic discourse. Internal discussions about a potential settlement have spa...
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64% Bias Score
Journalist Assaulted in Serbia Amidst Rising Attacks and Delayed EU Funds
In Serbia, journalist Zoran Strika was physically assaulted while reporting on a political rally in Belgrade, adding to the 128 reported attacks on journalists in 2023, prompting concerns about media freedom amid delayed EU funds due to unmet media reform demands.
Journalist Assaulted in Serbia Amidst Rising Attacks and Delayed EU Funds
In Serbia, journalist Zoran Strika was physically assaulted while reporting on a political rally in Belgrade, adding to the 128 reported attacks on journalists in 2023, prompting concerns about media freedom amid delayed EU funds due to unmet media reform demands.
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40% Bias Score
Franco-Algerian Relations Strained as Novelist Sansal Receives Prison Sentence
Acclaimed novelist Boualem Sansal, a dual French-Algerian citizen, was sentenced to five years in prison in Algeria for undermining national unity, triggering a diplomatic row between France and Algeria, worsened by France's stance on Western Sahara, and mobilizing international support.
Franco-Algerian Relations Strained as Novelist Sansal Receives Prison Sentence
Acclaimed novelist Boualem Sansal, a dual French-Algerian citizen, was sentenced to five years in prison in Algeria for undermining national unity, triggering a diplomatic row between France and Algeria, worsened by France's stance on Western Sahara, and mobilizing international support.
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48% Bias Score
India-Pakistan Tensions Stall Punjabi Film Projects
India-Pakistan tensions delay or cancel several Punjabi films with Pakistani actors, including 'Chal Mera Putt 4' and potentially 'Sardar Ji 3' starring Hania Aamir, impacting both countries' film industries.
India-Pakistan Tensions Stall Punjabi Film Projects
India-Pakistan tensions delay or cancel several Punjabi films with Pakistani actors, including 'Chal Mera Putt 4' and potentially 'Sardar Ji 3' starring Hania Aamir, impacting both countries' film industries.
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36% Bias Score
Postponed Israel Photo Exhibition May Move to State Parliament
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's planned photo exhibition on Israeli daily life, initially postponed due to security concerns by the Finance Ministry, might now be shown at the state parliament following criticism from the CDU and FDP about the decision, which was defended by the SPD.
Postponed Israel Photo Exhibition May Move to State Parliament
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's planned photo exhibition on Israeli daily life, initially postponed due to security concerns by the Finance Ministry, might now be shown at the state parliament following criticism from the CDU and FDP about the decision, which was defended by the SPD.
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44% Bias Score
Iran Upholds Death Sentence Against Singer Tatalo
Iran's Supreme Court upheld the death sentence against singer Tatalo (Amir Hossein Maghsoudi) for "insulting Islamic sanctities," "anti-regime propaganda," and "promoting corruption," charges stemming from his music and public stances, particularly after the 2022 protests. He was deported from Turke...
Iran Upholds Death Sentence Against Singer Tatalo
Iran's Supreme Court upheld the death sentence against singer Tatalo (Amir Hossein Maghsoudi) for "insulting Islamic sanctities," "anti-regime propaganda," and "promoting corruption," charges stemming from his music and public stances, particularly after the 2022 protests. He was deported from Turke...
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36% Bias Score
Leipzig Court to Rule on Ban of Far-Right German Publisher Compact
The German Federal Administrative Court in Leipzig begins hearings on Tuesday concerning Interior Minister Nancy Faeser's July 2024 ban of the far-right Compact publishing house, known for its print magazine (40,000 circulation) and YouTube channel (512,000 subscribers), which the domestic intellige...
Leipzig Court to Rule on Ban of Far-Right German Publisher Compact
The German Federal Administrative Court in Leipzig begins hearings on Tuesday concerning Interior Minister Nancy Faeser's July 2024 ban of the far-right Compact publishing house, known for its print magazine (40,000 circulation) and YouTube channel (512,000 subscribers), which the domestic intellige...
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56% Bias Score
Ukraine's VK Ban: A Delayed Action with Minimal Long-Term Impact
Ukraine blocked the Russian social media platform VK in 2017 due to the spread of pro-war narratives and the financial support it provided to Russia, prompting initial public backlash but seemingly minimal lasting negative effects.
Ukraine's VK Ban: A Delayed Action with Minimal Long-Term Impact
Ukraine blocked the Russian social media platform VK in 2017 due to the spread of pro-war narratives and the financial support it provided to Russia, prompting initial public backlash but seemingly minimal lasting negative effects.
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48% Bias Score
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