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Maine Lawmaker Sues After Censure Over Transgender Athlete Post
Maine state Rep. Laurel Libby is suing House Speaker Ryan Fecteau and other Democrats for censuring her and barring her from the House floor after her social media post criticizing a transgender girl's victory in a state track meet went viral, prompting a national debate and federal investigations.
Maine Lawmaker Sues After Censure Over Transgender Athlete Post
Maine state Rep. Laurel Libby is suing House Speaker Ryan Fecteau and other Democrats for censuring her and barring her from the House floor after her social media post criticizing a transgender girl's victory in a state track meet went viral, prompting a national debate and federal investigations.
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64% Bias Score
Four Russian Journalists Face Prison on 'Extremist' Charges
Four Russian journalists face up to six years in prison for allegedly belonging to Alexey Navalny's Anti-Corruption Foundation, which the government has labeled an extremist organization. The journalists deny the charges, maintaining they merely reported on the foundation's activities; the trial is ...
Four Russian Journalists Face Prison on 'Extremist' Charges
Four Russian journalists face up to six years in prison for allegedly belonging to Alexey Navalny's Anti-Corruption Foundation, which the government has labeled an extremist organization. The journalists deny the charges, maintaining they merely reported on the foundation's activities; the trial is ...
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52% Bias Score
Veteran Washington Post Columnist Resigns Over Bezos' Editorial Policy
Veteran Washington Post columnist Ruth Marcus resigned Monday after the newspaper refused to publish her criticism of owner Jeff Bezos's new editorial policy limiting opinion pieces to personal liberties and the free market, following the resignation of opinions editor David Shipley over the same po...
Veteran Washington Post Columnist Resigns Over Bezos' Editorial Policy
Veteran Washington Post columnist Ruth Marcus resigned Monday after the newspaper refused to publish her criticism of owner Jeff Bezos's new editorial policy limiting opinion pieces to personal liberties and the free market, following the resignation of opinions editor David Shipley over the same po...
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36% Bias Score
Algerian Author Boualem Sansal's Imprisonment Escalates to UN
Franco-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal, seriously ill, remains imprisoned in Algeria; his lawyer, denied access, is escalating the case to the UN due to the violation of fair trial treaties and the pressure put on Sansal to change lawyers; Sansal is being presented on Algerian social media as public ...
Algerian Author Boualem Sansal's Imprisonment Escalates to UN
Franco-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal, seriously ill, remains imprisoned in Algeria; his lawyer, denied access, is escalating the case to the UN due to the violation of fair trial treaties and the pressure put on Sansal to change lawyers; Sansal is being presented on Algerian social media as public ...
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56% Bias Score
AfD Accused of Undermining Democracy in Hamburg Data Protection Dispute
Hamburg Parliament President Carola Veit accused the AfD of undermining democracy by criticizing the redaction of names in publicly accessible documents to protect personal data, prompting the AfD to claim censorship and attack Parliament staff.
AfD Accused of Undermining Democracy in Hamburg Data Protection Dispute
Hamburg Parliament President Carola Veit accused the AfD of undermining democracy by criticizing the redaction of names in publicly accessible documents to protect personal data, prompting the AfD to claim censorship and attack Parliament staff.
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64% Bias Score
Trump Threatens University Funding to Suppress Pro-Palestine Protests
President Trump announced the termination of federal funding to universities that permit protests deemed "illegal," targeting institutions with $5 billion in funding, ostensibly to combat antisemitism but effectively suppressing dissent against Israeli policies.
Trump Threatens University Funding to Suppress Pro-Palestine Protests
President Trump announced the termination of federal funding to universities that permit protests deemed "illegal," targeting institutions with $5 billion in funding, ostensibly to combat antisemitism but effectively suppressing dissent against Israeli policies.
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52% Bias Score
Washington Post Columnist Resigns Over Jeff Bezos's Opinion Section Changes
Washington Post columnist Ruth Marcus resigned after her opinion piece criticizing owner Jeff Bezos's decision to limit the paper's opinion section to personal liberties and free markets was rejected, resulting in 75,000 reported subscriber cancellations in 48 hours.
Washington Post Columnist Resigns Over Jeff Bezos's Opinion Section Changes
Washington Post columnist Ruth Marcus resigned after her opinion piece criticizing owner Jeff Bezos's decision to limit the paper's opinion section to personal liberties and free markets was rejected, resulting in 75,000 reported subscriber cancellations in 48 hours.
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60% Bias Score
Dutch Law Proposed: Criminalizing Sharing of Victim Images
The Netherlands is debating a law that would make sharing photos and videos of accident or violence victims a crime, punishable by a €9,000 fine and/or one year in prison for the first person to share them; the proposal, backed by GroenLinks-PvdA and CDA, aims to curb online sensationalism and prote...
Dutch Law Proposed: Criminalizing Sharing of Victim Images
The Netherlands is debating a law that would make sharing photos and videos of accident or violence victims a crime, punishable by a €9,000 fine and/or one year in prison for the first person to share them; the proposal, backed by GroenLinks-PvdA and CDA, aims to curb online sensationalism and prote...
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44% Bias Score
Kazakh Blogger Faces Prison for Satirical Post Amidst Russia Tensions
Kazakh blogger Temirlan Ensebek faces up to seven years in prison for a satirical Instagram post referencing an anti-Russian song, sparking international concern over freedom of speech and highlighting Kazakhstan's complex relationship with Russia.
Kazakh Blogger Faces Prison for Satirical Post Amidst Russia Tensions
Kazakh blogger Temirlan Ensebek faces up to seven years in prison for a satirical Instagram post referencing an anti-Russian song, sparking international concern over freedom of speech and highlighting Kazakhstan's complex relationship with Russia.
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44% Bias Score
Algerian Author Sansal's Arrest Sparks International Protest
Algerian-French author Boualem Sansal, winner of the 2011 German Book Trade Peace Prize, was arrested in Algiers three and a half months ago; the reasons remain unclear, sparking protests from PEN centers and concerns about freedom of speech in Algeria.
Algerian Author Sansal's Arrest Sparks International Protest
Algerian-French author Boualem Sansal, winner of the 2011 German Book Trade Peace Prize, was arrested in Algiers three and a half months ago; the reasons remain unclear, sparking protests from PEN centers and concerns about freedom of speech in Algeria.
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32% Bias Score
SGAE Documents Persecution of Authors During Spanish Civil War and Francoist Era
The SGAE's new book, "Ángeles y demonios," and accompanying exhibition detail the persecution of hundreds of its author members during Spain's Civil War and Francoist era (1936-1945), including prominent figures like Federico García Lorca and Pedro Muñoz Seca, showcasing their stories and artifacts.
SGAE Documents Persecution of Authors During Spanish Civil War and Francoist Era
The SGAE's new book, "Ángeles y demonios," and accompanying exhibition detail the persecution of hundreds of its author members during Spain's Civil War and Francoist era (1936-1945), including prominent figures like Federico García Lorca and Pedro Muñoz Seca, showcasing their stories and artifacts.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Administration Bans Diversity Terms, Mirroring Past Language Controls
The Trump administration, despite promising unrestricted speech, has banned words related to gender and diversity from federal websites, echoing past patterns of government control over language from both left and right, with potential chilling effects on research and discourse.
Trump Administration Bans Diversity Terms, Mirroring Past Language Controls
The Trump administration, despite promising unrestricted speech, has banned words related to gender and diversity from federal websites, echoing past patterns of government control over language from both left and right, with potential chilling effects on research and discourse.
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64% Bias Score
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