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NPS Reverses Edits to Harriet Tubman Webpage After Backlash
Following public outcry and media reports, the National Park Service (NPS) reversed unauthorized edits to its Harriet Tubman and Underground Railroad webpage that downplayed slavery, removing Tubman's picture and altering text, which were made without approval from NPS or Department leadership.
NPS Reverses Edits to Harriet Tubman Webpage After Backlash
Following public outcry and media reports, the National Park Service (NPS) reversed unauthorized edits to its Harriet Tubman and Underground Railroad webpage that downplayed slavery, removing Tubman's picture and altering text, which were made without approval from NPS or Department leadership.
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32% Bias Score
World Press Photo Award Controversy: TASS Photographer's Win Sparks Outrage
The 2025 World Press Photo Award faced criticism for awarding Mikhail Tereshchenko, a TASS photographer known for pro-Russian views, for his photos of Georgian protests, raising concerns about journalistic neutrality and the award's judging process.
World Press Photo Award Controversy: TASS Photographer's Win Sparks Outrage
The 2025 World Press Photo Award faced criticism for awarding Mikhail Tereshchenko, a TASS photographer known for pro-Russian views, for his photos of Georgian protests, raising concerns about journalistic neutrality and the award's judging process.
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52% Bias Score
Judge Orders White House to Reinstate AP Access After Naming Dispute
A federal judge ruled that the Trump White House unlawfully blocked Associated Press journalists from covering news events due to a naming dispute over the Gulf of Mexico, but AP reporters were initially turned away from a presidential motorcade even after the ruling.
Judge Orders White House to Reinstate AP Access After Naming Dispute
A federal judge ruled that the Trump White House unlawfully blocked Associated Press journalists from covering news events due to a naming dispute over the Gulf of Mexico, but AP reporters were initially turned away from a presidential motorcade even after the ruling.
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40% Bias Score
Judge Rules White House Ban on Associated Press Unconstitutional
A federal judge ruled the White House unconstitutionally banned The Associated Press from presidential events due to viewpoint discrimination over its use of "Gulf of Mexico" instead of Trump's preferred name, causing the AP significant financial harm; a preliminary injunction was issued with a one-...
Judge Rules White House Ban on Associated Press Unconstitutional
A federal judge ruled the White House unconstitutionally banned The Associated Press from presidential events due to viewpoint discrimination over its use of "Gulf of Mexico" instead of Trump's preferred name, causing the AP significant financial harm; a preliminary injunction was issued with a one-...
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48% Bias Score
Trump Administration Suppresses DEI Language, Removing Transgender Recognition from Stonewall Monument
The Trump administration is removing references to transgender, intersex, and queer people from the Stonewall National Monument website and suppressing the use of DEI language across federal agencies and in some private companies, potentially aiming to curb discussions of equality and social justice...
Trump Administration Suppresses DEI Language, Removing Transgender Recognition from Stonewall Monument
The Trump administration is removing references to transgender, intersex, and queer people from the Stonewall National Monument website and suppressing the use of DEI language across federal agencies and in some private companies, potentially aiming to curb discussions of equality and social justice...
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60% Bias Score
Organized Groups Drive Surge in US Library Book Bans
The American Library Association's 2024 report reveals a shift in book banning efforts, with over 70% of attempts now originating from organized groups and officials, impacting access to books with LGBTQ+ themes and those addressing sensitive topics like drug addiction and sexual abuse; the report a...
Organized Groups Drive Surge in US Library Book Bans
The American Library Association's 2024 report reveals a shift in book banning efforts, with over 70% of attempts now originating from organized groups and officials, impacting access to books with LGBTQ+ themes and those addressing sensitive topics like drug addiction and sexual abuse; the report a...
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44% Bias Score
Judge Orders White House to Restore AP's Access
A federal judge ordered the White House to reinstate the Associated Press's access to events and spaces open to other White House reporters after the White House restricted the AP's access due to its use of "Gulf of Mexico" instead of the administration's preferred term, "Gulf of America", highlight...
Judge Orders White House to Restore AP's Access
A federal judge ordered the White House to reinstate the Associated Press's access to events and spaces open to other White House reporters after the White House restricted the AP's access due to its use of "Gulf of Mexico" instead of the administration's preferred term, "Gulf of America", highlight...
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56% Bias Score
Russia Considers Labeling Talk Show Host Ivan Urgant a "Foreign Agent"
Russia's Justice Ministry is considering labeling former talk show host Ivan Urgant a "foreign agent" due to allegations of "foreign influence," following a lawmaker's request and a report of Urgant's business registration in France; Urgant denies the report.
Russia Considers Labeling Talk Show Host Ivan Urgant a "Foreign Agent"
Russia's Justice Ministry is considering labeling former talk show host Ivan Urgant a "foreign agent" due to allegations of "foreign influence," following a lawmaker's request and a report of Urgant's business registration in France; Urgant denies the report.
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44% Bias Score
Judge Orders White House to Reinstate AP's Access
A federal judge ordered the White House to restore the Associated Press's access to presidential events after a two-month ban imposed by President Trump for the AP's refusal to use his preferred name for the Gulf of Mexico, citing violations of the First Amendment.
Judge Orders White House to Reinstate AP's Access
A federal judge ordered the White House to restore the Associated Press's access to presidential events after a two-month ban imposed by President Trump for the AP's refusal to use his preferred name for the Gulf of Mexico, citing violations of the First Amendment.
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8% Bias Score
U.S. Immigration Detentions of Pro-Palestinian Students Raise Free Speech Concerns
U.S. immigration agents are detaining international students involved in pro-Palestinian activism, prompting concerns about free speech and due process; the government justifies this by citing national security threats, but no criminal charges have been filed against any of the detainees; one studen...
U.S. Immigration Detentions of Pro-Palestinian Students Raise Free Speech Concerns
U.S. immigration agents are detaining international students involved in pro-Palestinian activism, prompting concerns about free speech and due process; the government justifies this by citing national security threats, but no criminal charges have been filed against any of the detainees; one studen...
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60% Bias Score
National Park Service Revises Underground Railroad Webpage, Removing Harriet Tubman
The National Park Service removed Harriet Tubman's image and quote from its Underground Railroad webpage, replacing it with content emphasizing "Black/White Cooperation," reflecting the Trump administration's broader effort to remove DEI-related content from federal websites.
National Park Service Revises Underground Railroad Webpage, Removing Harriet Tubman
The National Park Service removed Harriet Tubman's image and quote from its Underground Railroad webpage, replacing it with content emphasizing "Black/White Cooperation," reflecting the Trump administration's broader effort to remove DEI-related content from federal websites.
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80% Bias Score
Tubman Removed from Underground Railroad Webpage
The National Parks Service removed Harriet Tubman's image and a quote from its Underground Railroad webpage, along with references to enslaved people and the Fugitive Slave Act, replacing it with content emphasizing "Black/White Cooperation" and American ideals, prompting criticism from historians.
Tubman Removed from Underground Railroad Webpage
The National Parks Service removed Harriet Tubman's image and a quote from its Underground Railroad webpage, along with references to enslaved people and the Fugitive Slave Act, replacing it with content emphasizing "Black/White Cooperation" and American ideals, prompting criticism from historians.
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84% Bias Score
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