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Idaho Woman Forcibly Removed from Town Hall, Sparking Free Speech Debate
At an Idaho town hall, Teresa Borrenpohl was forcibly removed by unidentified men after repeatedly disrupting the event, leading to a police investigation, dismissal of charges against Borrenpohl, and a recommendation to revoke the security firm's license; a GoFundMe raised over \$94,000 for her leg...
Idaho Woman Forcibly Removed from Town Hall, Sparking Free Speech Debate
At an Idaho town hall, Teresa Borrenpohl was forcibly removed by unidentified men after repeatedly disrupting the event, leading to a police investigation, dismissal of charges against Borrenpohl, and a recommendation to revoke the security firm's license; a GoFundMe raised over \$94,000 for her leg...
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64% Bias Score
Judge Rejects AP's Bid for White House Access
A US federal judge temporarily denied Associated Press's request to regain full access to the White House after being barred for refusing to use the administration's new name for the Gulf of Mexico, while acknowledging potential free speech concerns and scheduling a hearing for March 20.
Judge Rejects AP's Bid for White House Access
A US federal judge temporarily denied Associated Press's request to regain full access to the White House after being barred for refusing to use the administration's new name for the Gulf of Mexico, while acknowledging potential free speech concerns and scheduling a hearing for March 20.
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52% Bias Score
Germany vs. US: A Clash of Free Speech Philosophies
Germany's stricter limits on free speech, unlike the US's broader protection under the First Amendment, stem from its legal history emphasizing personal honor and its aim to prevent a repeat of its Nazi past; this contrast is debated, with some arguing that restricting speech can backfire.
Germany vs. US: A Clash of Free Speech Philosophies
Germany's stricter limits on free speech, unlike the US's broader protection under the First Amendment, stem from its legal history emphasizing personal honor and its aim to prevent a repeat of its Nazi past; this contrast is debated, with some arguing that restricting speech can backfire.
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44% Bias Score
White House Changes Press Access Rules, Sparking Freedom of the Press Concerns
The White House announced a change to press access rules on February 25th, granting the executive branch control over selecting journalists for the presidential pool, replacing the long-standing system managed by the White House Correspondents Association, which has prompted criticism over implicati...
White House Changes Press Access Rules, Sparking Freedom of the Press Concerns
The White House announced a change to press access rules on February 25th, granting the executive branch control over selecting journalists for the presidential pool, replacing the long-standing system managed by the White House Correspondents Association, which has prompted criticism over implicati...
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52% Bias Score
Iran boosts state media budget amid economic crisis and declining public trust
Iran's IRIB state broadcaster receives a 50% budget increase, exceeding the combined budgets of ten ministries, despite a decline in public trust (12.5% trust IRIB news) and economic crisis, reflecting the government's attempt to counter independent media.
Iran boosts state media budget amid economic crisis and declining public trust
Iran's IRIB state broadcaster receives a 50% budget increase, exceeding the combined budgets of ten ministries, despite a decline in public trust (12.5% trust IRIB news) and economic crisis, reflecting the government's attempt to counter independent media.
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52% Bias Score
German Court Upholds Artistic Freedom in "Innerstädtischer Tod" Case
A Hamburg court rejected a request to ban Christoph Peters' novel "Innerstädtischer Tod" after a Berlin gallery-owning couple claimed the book's characters were based on them, prioritizing artistic freedom over personality rights.
German Court Upholds Artistic Freedom in "Innerstädtischer Tod" Case
A Hamburg court rejected a request to ban Christoph Peters' novel "Innerstädtischer Tod" after a Berlin gallery-owning couple claimed the book's characters were based on them, prioritizing artistic freedom over personality rights.
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48% Bias Score
Judge Rejects AP's Emergency Request in White House Access Dispute
A federal judge temporarily rejected the Associated Press's request to overturn President Trump's ban on their access to White House events, including the Oval Office and Air Force One, due to their continued use of the term "Gulf of Mexico." However, a hearing is scheduled for March 20th to conside...
Judge Rejects AP's Emergency Request in White House Access Dispute
A federal judge temporarily rejected the Associated Press's request to overturn President Trump's ban on their access to White House events, including the Oval Office and Air Force One, due to their continued use of the term "Gulf of Mexico." However, a hearing is scheduled for March 20th to conside...
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36% Bias Score
Judge Rejects AP's Challenge to White House Media Ban
A federal judge temporarily rejected Associated Press's challenge to the White House's media ban stemming from AP's refusal to use President Trump's new name for the Gulf of Mexico; a hearing is set for March 20th.
Judge Rejects AP's Challenge to White House Media Ban
A federal judge temporarily rejected Associated Press's challenge to the White House's media ban stemming from AP's refusal to use President Trump's new name for the Gulf of Mexico; a hearing is set for March 20th.
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40% Bias Score
Azerbaijan Intensifies Crackdown on Independent Media
Azerbaijan's President Aliyev is intensifying his crackdown on independent journalists, with the recent imprisonment of Nurlan Gahramanli on smuggling charges, part of a broader campaign against Meydan TV and other media outlets resulting in at least 27 imprisoned journalists and bloggers out of 357...
Azerbaijan Intensifies Crackdown on Independent Media
Azerbaijan's President Aliyev is intensifying his crackdown on independent journalists, with the recent imprisonment of Nurlan Gahramanli on smuggling charges, part of a broader campaign against Meydan TV and other media outlets resulting in at least 27 imprisoned journalists and bloggers out of 357...
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52% Bias Score
White House Restricts AP Access Amidst "Gulf of America" Dispute
The White House, led by spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt, announced new press access rules on February 25th, barring the Associated Press from the Oval Office and Air Force One for refusing to use the administration's term "Gulf of America." A federal judge rejected AP's legal challenge.
White House Restricts AP Access Amidst "Gulf of America" Dispute
The White House, led by spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt, announced new press access rules on February 25th, barring the Associated Press from the Oval Office and Air Force One for refusing to use the administration's term "Gulf of America." A federal judge rejected AP's legal challenge.
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56% Bias Score
Karai Seeks New Knesset Committee to Override Opposition on Communications Reform
Israeli Communications Minister Shlomo Karai is attempting to create a new Knesset committee to push through communications reforms, blaming fellow Likud MK David Bitan and the Attorney General for blocking his initiatives, including a bill to close the public broadcaster.
Karai Seeks New Knesset Committee to Override Opposition on Communications Reform
Israeli Communications Minister Shlomo Karai is attempting to create a new Knesset committee to push through communications reforms, blaming fellow Likud MK David Bitan and the Attorney General for blocking his initiatives, including a bill to close the public broadcaster.
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64% Bias Score
Russian Conscript's Death Exposes Kremlin's Wartime Deception
18-year-old Russian conscript Valentin died in August 2023 from shrapnel wounds in the Kursk region during a Ukrainian cross-border incursion, prompting his mother Elena to contact President Putin and demand answers about why conscripts were deployed to combat. The incident highlights the human cost...
Russian Conscript's Death Exposes Kremlin's Wartime Deception
18-year-old Russian conscript Valentin died in August 2023 from shrapnel wounds in the Kursk region during a Ukrainian cross-border incursion, prompting his mother Elena to contact President Putin and demand answers about why conscripts were deployed to combat. The incident highlights the human cost...
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44% Bias Score
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