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Googoosh to Release Memoir Detailing Life, Exile, and Activism
Iranian pop icon Googoosh will release her memoir, "Googoosh: A Guilty Voice," in English and Persian in December 2025, detailing her life, career, imprisonment, exile, and activism, offering a unique perspective on Iranian history and artistic freedom.
Googoosh to Release Memoir Detailing Life, Exile, and Activism
Iranian pop icon Googoosh will release her memoir, "Googoosh: A Guilty Voice," in English and Persian in December 2025, detailing her life, career, imprisonment, exile, and activism, offering a unique perspective on Iranian history and artistic freedom.
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16% Bias Score
Trump Administration Data Purge Sparks Outrage and Legal Challenges
The Trump administration removed and altered data from federal health websites, including the CDC's Atlas Tool and Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System, sparking outrage and legal challenges over concerns about data integrity and public access.
Trump Administration Data Purge Sparks Outrage and Legal Challenges
The Trump administration removed and altered data from federal health websites, including the CDC's Atlas Tool and Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System, sparking outrage and legal challenges over concerns about data integrity and public access.
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44% Bias Score
AJPH Defies Government Censorship of Public Health Research
The American Journal of Public Health (AJPH) declared it will not censor research, even if it means fewer submissions from federally employed scientists who fear repercussions from publishing research containing 'forbidden terms'.
AJPH Defies Government Censorship of Public Health Research
The American Journal of Public Health (AJPH) declared it will not censor research, even if it means fewer submissions from federally employed scientists who fear repercussions from publishing research containing 'forbidden terms'.
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40% Bias Score
Nicaragua Expels FAO Amidst Rising Food Insecurity
Nicaragua expelled the FAO after its report revealed a rise in undernourishment from 19.2% to 19.6% between 2021 and 2023, affecting 1.4 million people and costing the daily diet $4.61 per person; the government rejected the report's methodology and accused it of bias.
Nicaragua Expels FAO Amidst Rising Food Insecurity
Nicaragua expelled the FAO after its report revealed a rise in undernourishment from 19.2% to 19.6% between 2021 and 2023, affecting 1.4 million people and costing the daily diet $4.61 per person; the government rejected the report's methodology and accused it of bias.
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52% Bias Score
Vanya Is Alive": A Dystopian Critique of Russian Authoritarianism
In Natalia Lizorkina's "Vanya Is Alive," a Russian mother receives conflicting messages about her son's fate, revealing a dystopian society where language is twisted to hide the truth; the play uses inverted meanings to expose state militarism and the manipulation of information.
Vanya Is Alive": A Dystopian Critique of Russian Authoritarianism
In Natalia Lizorkina's "Vanya Is Alive," a Russian mother receives conflicting messages about her son's fate, revealing a dystopian society where language is twisted to hide the truth; the play uses inverted meanings to expose state militarism and the manipulation of information.
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12% Bias Score
FAO Suppresses Award-Winning Documentary on Sahrawi Health
The FAO-recognized documentary "Vientres de arena," highlighting the health conditions of Sahrawi refugees in Tindouf, Algeria, was suppressed after winning the World Food Forum Film Festival; the producer blames Moroccan pressure, a claim supported by internal FAO sources.
FAO Suppresses Award-Winning Documentary on Sahrawi Health
The FAO-recognized documentary "Vientres de arena," highlighting the health conditions of Sahrawi refugees in Tindouf, Algeria, was suppressed after winning the World Food Forum Film Festival; the producer blames Moroccan pressure, a claim supported by internal FAO sources.
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56% Bias Score
Italian Teacher Faces Disciplinary Action for Criticizing Politicized Holocaust Remembrance Day Presentation
A Milan high school teacher faces disciplinary action for criticizing a student collective's politicized Holocaust Remembrance Day presentation via emails to the school community; the presentation, initially blocked by school administration for its focus on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, was dist...
Italian Teacher Faces Disciplinary Action for Criticizing Politicized Holocaust Remembrance Day Presentation
A Milan high school teacher faces disciplinary action for criticizing a student collective's politicized Holocaust Remembrance Day presentation via emails to the school community; the presentation, initially blocked by school administration for its focus on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, was dist...
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44% Bias Score
Idaho Lawsuit Challenges Book Restrictions as Censorship
A new Idaho law requires libraries to restrict access to books deemed "harmful to minors," prompting lawsuits from publishers like Penguin Random House and the Donnelly Library, alleging First Amendment violations due to the law's vagueness and potential for censorship; similar laws are being challe...
Idaho Lawsuit Challenges Book Restrictions as Censorship
A new Idaho law requires libraries to restrict access to books deemed "harmful to minors," prompting lawsuits from publishers like Penguin Random House and the Donnelly Library, alleging First Amendment violations due to the law's vagueness and potential for censorship; similar laws are being challe...
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48% Bias Score
Idaho Lawsuit Challenges Book Restrictions
Several publishers and libraries are suing Idaho over a law requiring them to restrict access to books deemed "harmful to minors," citing First Amendment violations and the vague nature of the law, which includes "any act of homosexuality" in its definition of obscenity; the law has already led to l...
Idaho Lawsuit Challenges Book Restrictions
Several publishers and libraries are suing Idaho over a law requiring them to restrict access to books deemed "harmful to minors," citing First Amendment violations and the vague nature of the law, which includes "any act of homosexuality" in its definition of obscenity; the law has already led to l...
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48% Bias Score
Kenya's AI Crackdown: Missing Persons and a Digital War
At least 29 people remain missing in Kenya after abductions since June 2024, following the government's crackdown on AI-generated content critical of President Ruto, highlighting a growing conflict between digital freedom and authoritarian control.
Kenya's AI Crackdown: Missing Persons and a Digital War
At least 29 people remain missing in Kenya after abductions since June 2024, following the government's crackdown on AI-generated content critical of President Ruto, highlighting a growing conflict between digital freedom and authoritarian control.
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48% Bias Score
US Cryptology Museum Covers Photos of Women and Minorities Amidst DEI Controversy
On February 2nd, 2025, the National Cryptologic Museum in Maryland covered photos of women and minority cryptologists in its "Hall of Honor" with brown paper, sparking controversy and prompting an apology and the reinstatement of the photos following public outcry and claims that the action was a mi...
US Cryptology Museum Covers Photos of Women and Minorities Amidst DEI Controversy
On February 2nd, 2025, the National Cryptologic Museum in Maryland covered photos of women and minority cryptologists in its "Hall of Honor" with brown paper, sparking controversy and prompting an apology and the reinstatement of the photos following public outcry and claims that the action was a mi...
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44% Bias Score
Controversial Legal Practices and Renewed Gezi Park Investigation Raise Concerns in Turkey
Turkish prosecutors are using a new interpretation of witness statements to pursue arrests, evidenced by the case against journalist Barış Pehlivan; this, alongside a 12-year-delayed investigation into the Gezi Park protests and a request for broadcast recordings from RTÜK, raises concerns about sup...
Controversial Legal Practices and Renewed Gezi Park Investigation Raise Concerns in Turkey
Turkish prosecutors are using a new interpretation of witness statements to pursue arrests, evidenced by the case against journalist Barış Pehlivan; this, alongside a 12-year-delayed investigation into the Gezi Park protests and a request for broadcast recordings from RTÜK, raises concerns about sup...
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56% Bias Score
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