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White House Seeks Heavy Fines from Universities to Settle Antisemitism Investigations
The White House is pursuing large fines from Harvard and other universities to settle investigations into campus antisemitism, using a $200 million settlement with Columbia University as a model which includes stipulations on admissions, hiring, and faculty composition, marking a shift in how the go...
White House Seeks Heavy Fines from Universities to Settle Antisemitism Investigations
The White House is pursuing large fines from Harvard and other universities to settle investigations into campus antisemitism, using a $200 million settlement with Columbia University as a model which includes stipulations on admissions, hiring, and faculty composition, marking a shift in how the go...
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48% Bias Score
National Urban League Declares Civil Rights Emergency Over Trump Policies
The National Urban League declared a "state of national emergency" citing President Trump's executive orders targeting DEI programs, voter suppression, and cutbacks to social programs as an "unprecedented attack" on 70 years of civil rights progress; the organization is pursuing legal action and pub...
National Urban League Declares Civil Rights Emergency Over Trump Policies
The National Urban League declared a "state of national emergency" citing President Trump's executive orders targeting DEI programs, voter suppression, and cutbacks to social programs as an "unprecedented attack" on 70 years of civil rights progress; the organization is pursuing legal action and pub...
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44% Bias Score
Federal Investigation into Five Universities for Potential Scholarship Discrimination
The US Department of Education is investigating five universities—University of Louisville, University of Nebraska Omaha, University of Miami, University of Michigan, and Western Michigan University—for potentially violating Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by offering scholarships that may ...
Federal Investigation into Five Universities for Potential Scholarship Discrimination
The US Department of Education is investigating five universities—University of Louisville, University of Nebraska Omaha, University of Miami, University of Michigan, and Western Michigan University—for potentially violating Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by offering scholarships that may ...
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48% Bias Score
Education Department Investigates Universities Over Allegedly Discriminatory Scholarships
The Department of Education launched investigations into five universities for allegedly discriminatory scholarships favoring undocumented or DACA students, citing Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and prompting concerns about equal opportunity in higher education.
Education Department Investigates Universities Over Allegedly Discriminatory Scholarships
The Department of Education launched investigations into five universities for allegedly discriminatory scholarships favoring undocumented or DACA students, citing Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and prompting concerns about equal opportunity in higher education.
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52% Bias Score
Jacksonville Officer Suspended After Punching Driver During Traffic Stop
A Jacksonville, Florida officer, D. Bowers, was suspended after punching a driver, William McNeil Jr., during a traffic stop on February 19; although a state prosecutor found no criminal misconduct, an internal review is underway.
Jacksonville Officer Suspended After Punching Driver During Traffic Stop
A Jacksonville, Florida officer, D. Bowers, was suspended after punching a driver, William McNeil Jr., during a traffic stop on February 19; although a state prosecutor found no criminal misconduct, an internal review is underway.
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44% Bias Score
101-Year-Old WWII Veteran's Memoir Chronicles Life, War, and Racism
Don Andrés González Vega, a 101-year-old World War II veteran from Puerto Rico, is writing a memoir detailing his wartime service, experiences with racism in New York, and his contributions to Puerto Rican culture, including co-founding the National Puerto Rican Day Parade and creating the Luquillo ...
101-Year-Old WWII Veteran's Memoir Chronicles Life, War, and Racism
Don Andrés González Vega, a 101-year-old World War II veteran from Puerto Rico, is writing a memoir detailing his wartime service, experiences with racism in New York, and his contributions to Puerto Rican culture, including co-founding the National Puerto Rican Day Parade and creating the Luquillo ...
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28% Bias Score
Columbia University Settles with Maintenance Workers After Protest Hostage Situation
Two Columbia University maintenance workers settled a lawsuit against the university for an undisclosed sum after being held hostage and assaulted by anti-Israel protesters during a riot on April 29, 2024, where they were forced to clean up swastikas; this follows a $220 million settlement by the un...
Columbia University Settles with Maintenance Workers After Protest Hostage Situation
Two Columbia University maintenance workers settled a lawsuit against the university for an undisclosed sum after being held hostage and assaulted by anti-Israel protesters during a riot on April 29, 2024, where they were forced to clean up swastikas; this follows a $220 million settlement by the un...
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40% Bias Score
Florida Officers' Violent Arrest of Black College Student Sparks Outrage
A viral video shows Florida law officers violently arresting William McNeil Jr., a 22-year-old Black college student, during a daytime traffic stop for allegedly not having his headlights on; he sustained a concussion and a broken tooth, and the State Attorney's Office cleared the officers of wrongd...
Florida Officers' Violent Arrest of Black College Student Sparks Outrage
A viral video shows Florida law officers violently arresting William McNeil Jr., a 22-year-old Black college student, during a daytime traffic stop for allegedly not having his headlights on; he sustained a concussion and a broken tooth, and the State Attorney's Office cleared the officers of wrongd...
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52% Bias Score
Five Universities Under Investigation for Allegedly Discriminatory Scholarship Practices
Five universities are under investigation by the US Department of Education for allegedly discriminatory scholarship practices that may violate Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, following complaints from a conservative nonprofit alleging that scholarships favored undocumented immigrants and ...
Five Universities Under Investigation for Allegedly Discriminatory Scholarship Practices
Five universities are under investigation by the US Department of Education for allegedly discriminatory scholarship practices that may violate Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, following complaints from a conservative nonprofit alleging that scholarships favored undocumented immigrants and ...
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56% Bias Score
FBI Files on Martin Luther King Jr. Released: No Major Revelations Found
The Trump administration released over 240,000 pages of FBI files on Martin Luther King Jr., detailing the FBI's investigation into his assassination and their extensive surveillance of him during the Civil Rights Movement; the King family has expressed mixed reactions, with some members concerned a...
FBI Files on Martin Luther King Jr. Released: No Major Revelations Found
The Trump administration released over 240,000 pages of FBI files on Martin Luther King Jr., detailing the FBI's investigation into his assassination and their extensive surveillance of him during the Civil Rights Movement; the King family has expressed mixed reactions, with some members concerned a...
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44% Bias Score
German Court Allows Anti-Extremist Music Festival to Proceed
A German court overturned restrictions on the Jamel rockt den Förster music festival, allowing it to proceed with alcohol sales, after the local government sought rent for land use and subsequently imposed restrictions.
German Court Allows Anti-Extremist Music Festival to Proceed
A German court overturned restrictions on the Jamel rockt den Förster music festival, allowing it to proceed with alcohol sales, after the local government sought rent for land use and subsequently imposed restrictions.
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36% Bias Score
Release of Martin Luther King Jr. Assassination Files Sparks Debate
On Monday, thousands of previously sealed federal files pertaining to the April 4, 1968, assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. in Memphis, Tennessee, were released following a presidential order, despite concerns from King's family.
Release of Martin Luther King Jr. Assassination Files Sparks Debate
On Monday, thousands of previously sealed federal files pertaining to the April 4, 1968, assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. in Memphis, Tennessee, were released following a presidential order, despite concerns from King's family.
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44% Bias Score
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