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Jerusalem Bookstore Raids Spark International Condemnation
Israeli police raided two East Jerusalem bookstores on Monday, arresting two owners and seizing numerous books on suspicion of incitement and support for terrorism, sparking widespread international criticism due to a lack of transparency.
Jerusalem Bookstore Raids Spark International Condemnation
Israeli police raided two East Jerusalem bookstores on Monday, arresting two owners and seizing numerous books on suspicion of incitement and support for terrorism, sparking widespread international criticism due to a lack of transparency.
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48% Bias Score
East Jerusalem Bookstore Raid Suppresses Palestinian Culture
Israeli authorities raided a Palestinian bookstore in East Jerusalem, arresting owners Mahmoud and Ahmed Muna and confiscating books, ostensibly for "disturbing public order." The bookstore, established in 1984, promoted cultural exchange between Israelis and Palestinians.
East Jerusalem Bookstore Raid Suppresses Palestinian Culture
Israeli authorities raided a Palestinian bookstore in East Jerusalem, arresting owners Mahmoud and Ahmed Muna and confiscating books, ostensibly for "disturbing public order." The bookstore, established in 1984, promoted cultural exchange between Israelis and Palestinians.
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56% Bias Score
White House Bars AP Reporter Over Gulf Naming Dispute
On Tuesday, the White House barred an Associated Press reporter from an Oval Office event because the AP refused to change its stylebook to use "Gulf of America" instead of "Gulf of Mexico," prompting concerns about press freedom and setting a concerning precedent.
White House Bars AP Reporter Over Gulf Naming Dispute
On Tuesday, the White House barred an Associated Press reporter from an Oval Office event because the AP refused to change its stylebook to use "Gulf of America" instead of "Gulf of Mexico," prompting concerns about press freedom and setting a concerning precedent.
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52% Bias Score
Super Bowl Protest Highlights Censorship of Sudan and Palestine Conflicts
During the Super Bowl halftime show, a performer briefly displayed Sudanese and Palestinian flags, protesting the media's silencing of these nations' crises; this act symbolizes ongoing efforts to overcome censorship and gain global attention for the devastating conflicts in both regions.
Super Bowl Protest Highlights Censorship of Sudan and Palestine Conflicts
During the Super Bowl halftime show, a performer briefly displayed Sudanese and Palestinian flags, protesting the media's silencing of these nations' crises; this act symbolizes ongoing efforts to overcome censorship and gain global attention for the devastating conflicts in both regions.
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64% Bias Score
Gag Order Silences Reporting on Mexican Gynecologist Accused of Medical Malpractice"
Mexican gynecologist Jesús Luján is facing arrest for allegedly performing unnecessary medical procedures and harming patients, while simultaneously obtaining a gag order preventing media from reporting on the case, highlighting concerns about obstetric violence in Mexico where 31.4% of women have e...
Gag Order Silences Reporting on Mexican Gynecologist Accused of Medical Malpractice"
Mexican gynecologist Jesús Luján is facing arrest for allegedly performing unnecessary medical procedures and harming patients, while simultaneously obtaining a gag order preventing media from reporting on the case, highlighting concerns about obstetric violence in Mexico where 31.4% of women have e...
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48% Bias Score
China Tightens Control Over Military Information Online
China's new regulations, effective March 1, 2024, severely restrict online dissemination of military information, impacting open-source intelligence gathering on the PLA's modernization and potentially hindering foreign media reporting.
China Tightens Control Over Military Information Online
China's new regulations, effective March 1, 2024, severely restrict online dissemination of military information, impacting open-source intelligence gathering on the PLA's modernization and potentially hindering foreign media reporting.
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36% Bias Score
Vietnamese Journalist Huy Duc Indicted for Facebook Posts
On February 12, 2025, Vietnam's Supreme People's Procuracy indicted journalist Truong Huy San ("Huy Duc") for "abusing democratic freedoms" via 13 Facebook posts (2015-2024) criticizing the government; the case was transferred to Hanoi's People's Court, following a similar case against lawyer Tran D...
Vietnamese Journalist Huy Duc Indicted for Facebook Posts
On February 12, 2025, Vietnam's Supreme People's Procuracy indicted journalist Truong Huy San ("Huy Duc") for "abusing democratic freedoms" via 13 Facebook posts (2015-2024) criticizing the government; the case was transferred to Hanoi's People's Court, following a similar case against lawyer Tran D...
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60% Bias Score
White House Bars AP Reporter Over "Gulf of America" Stylebook Dispute
The White House blocked an Associated Press reporter from an Oval Office event because the news agency did not change its stylebook to use "Gulf of America," prompting press freedom concerns and a potential legal challenge; a second AP reporter was later barred from a separate event.
White House Bars AP Reporter Over "Gulf of America" Stylebook Dispute
The White House blocked an Associated Press reporter from an Oval Office event because the news agency did not change its stylebook to use "Gulf of America," prompting press freedom concerns and a potential legal challenge; a second AP reporter was later barred from a separate event.
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56% Bias Score
Trump's USAID Freeze Threatens Global Independent Media
President Trump's freeze of over $268 million in USAID funding for independent media, impacting 6,200 journalists and numerous organizations across 30 countries, has caused immediate operational shutdowns and layoffs, raising concerns about misinformation and the empowerment of authoritarian regimes...
Trump's USAID Freeze Threatens Global Independent Media
President Trump's freeze of over $268 million in USAID funding for independent media, impacting 6,200 journalists and numerous organizations across 30 countries, has caused immediate operational shutdowns and layoffs, raising concerns about misinformation and the empowerment of authoritarian regimes...
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44% Bias Score
Data Purge from U.S. Government Websites Raises Concerns
The U.S. government is deleting thousands of web pages containing vital health and environmental data, impacting public health research and disproportionately affecting marginalized communities; lawsuits have been filed in response.
Data Purge from U.S. Government Websites Raises Concerns
The U.S. government is deleting thousands of web pages containing vital health and environmental data, impacting public health research and disproportionately affecting marginalized communities; lawsuits have been filed in response.
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40% Bias Score
China Tightens Control Over Online Military Information
China's new regulations, effective March 1st, strictly limit online dissemination of military information, impacting open-source intelligence and potentially obscuring PLA activities amid modernization and heightened geopolitical tensions.
China Tightens Control Over Online Military Information
China's new regulations, effective March 1st, strictly limit online dissemination of military information, impacting open-source intelligence and potentially obscuring PLA activities amid modernization and heightened geopolitical tensions.
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36% Bias Score
ECtHR Rules Russia Illegally Suppressed Media, Violated Rights
The European Court of Human Rights ruled on February 11th that Russia's blocking of media outlets and prosecution of over 160 individuals, including journalists like Michael Naki and Vladimir Kara-Murza, for criticizing the military violated their freedom of speech and personal liberty, despite Russ...
ECtHR Rules Russia Illegally Suppressed Media, Violated Rights
The European Court of Human Rights ruled on February 11th that Russia's blocking of media outlets and prosecution of over 160 individuals, including journalists like Michael Naki and Vladimir Kara-Murza, for criticizing the military violated their freedom of speech and personal liberty, despite Russ...
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44% Bias Score
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