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Bezos Restricts Washington Post Opinion Section to Pro-Free Market Views
Jeff Bezos announced that the Washington Post's opinion section will only publish viewpoints supporting "personal liberties" and "free markets," prompting the resignation of opinion editor David Shipley and raising concerns about the paper's journalistic independence and future.
Bezos Restricts Washington Post Opinion Section to Pro-Free Market Views
Jeff Bezos announced that the Washington Post's opinion section will only publish viewpoints supporting "personal liberties" and "free markets," prompting the resignation of opinion editor David Shipley and raising concerns about the paper's journalistic independence and future.
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68% Bias Score
News Agencies Protest White House's Control of Press Access
The Associated Press, Bloomberg News, and Reuters issued a joint statement expressing concern over the White House's decision to assume control of White House press access from the White House Correspondents' Association, citing threats to press freedom and the flow of reliable information.
News Agencies Protest White House's Control of Press Access
The Associated Press, Bloomberg News, and Reuters issued a joint statement expressing concern over the White House's decision to assume control of White House press access from the White House Correspondents' Association, citing threats to press freedom and the flow of reliable information.
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40% Bias Score
Judge Denies AP's Request to End White House Ban
A US judge temporarily denied the Associated Press's request to end a Trump administration ban from White House events, stemming from a dispute over the name "Gulf of America", but scheduled a further hearing; the AP maintains its use of "Gulf of Mexico", arguing the ban infringes on its First Amend...
Judge Denies AP's Request to End White House Ban
A US judge temporarily denied the Associated Press's request to end a Trump administration ban from White House events, stemming from a dispute over the name "Gulf of America", but scheduled a further hearing; the AP maintains its use of "Gulf of Mexico", arguing the ban infringes on its First Amend...
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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 Restructures Press Pool, Sparking Press Freedom Concerns
The White House ousted HuffPost, Reuters, and a foreign press representative from the presidential press pool, fulfilling Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt's pledge to control which outlets cover the president in confined spaces, sparking outrage among press freedom advocates and raising concerns abo...
White House Restructures Press Pool, Sparking Press Freedom Concerns
The White House ousted HuffPost, Reuters, and a foreign press representative from the presidential press pool, fulfilling Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt's pledge to control which outlets cover the president in confined spaces, sparking outrage among press freedom advocates and raising concerns abo...
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56% Bias Score
Clarksdale Drops Libel Suit Against Local Newspaper
The city of Clarksdale, Mississippi, dropped its lawsuit against the Clarksdale Press Register on February 27, after initially suing the paper for libel on February 13 over an editorial critical of the city council's handling of a new tax, which included accusations of secrecy and deception. A tempo...
Clarksdale Drops Libel Suit Against Local Newspaper
The city of Clarksdale, Mississippi, dropped its lawsuit against the Clarksdale Press Register on February 27, after initially suing the paper for libel on February 13 over an editorial critical of the city council's handling of a new tax, which included accusations of secrecy and deception. A tempo...
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44% Bias Score
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
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