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Project Aerodynamic: US Covert Operation's Failure in Ukraine
The US covert operation "Project Aerodynamic" (1949-1953) sent Ukrainian exiles into Ukraine to fight Soviets, but failed due to inconsistent US policy, poor coordination, and high casualty rates, foreshadowing later failures like the Bay of Pigs.
Project Aerodynamic: US Covert Operation's Failure in Ukraine
The US covert operation "Project Aerodynamic" (1949-1953) sent Ukrainian exiles into Ukraine to fight Soviets, but failed due to inconsistent US policy, poor coordination, and high casualty rates, foreshadowing later failures like the Bay of Pigs.
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36% Bias Score
Diplomatic Intervention Saves Uman Holy Site
In 1979, Rabbi Michael Dorfman's diplomatic campaign, leveraging his connections with US President Jimmy Carter and key figures in the American Jewish community, successfully prevented the demolition of a Jewish holy site in Uman, Ukraine, during a Soviet urban renewal project, sparing a home and it...
Diplomatic Intervention Saves Uman Holy Site
In 1979, Rabbi Michael Dorfman's diplomatic campaign, leveraging his connections with US President Jimmy Carter and key figures in the American Jewish community, successfully prevented the demolition of a Jewish holy site in Uman, Ukraine, during a Soviet urban renewal project, sparing a home and it...
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44% Bias Score
Trump's Transactional Foreign Policy Risks Fracturing US Alliances
President Trump's transactional foreign policy, prioritizing national interests over alliances, jeopardizes the US-led post-World War II order, potentially pushing allies towards China and creating a technology-driven Cold War.
Trump's Transactional Foreign Policy Risks Fracturing US Alliances
President Trump's transactional foreign policy, prioritizing national interests over alliances, jeopardizes the US-led post-World War II order, potentially pushing allies towards China and creating a technology-driven Cold War.
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52% Bias Score
U.S. Relies on Subcritical Nuclear Experiments Amidst Global Tensions
The U.S. uses subcritical experiments in Nevada's underground tunnels to maintain its nuclear arsenal's functionality without detonations, costing billions of dollars on projects like Scorpius, while global concerns about nuclear proliferation persist.
U.S. Relies on Subcritical Nuclear Experiments Amidst Global Tensions
The U.S. uses subcritical experiments in Nevada's underground tunnels to maintain its nuclear arsenal's functionality without detonations, costing billions of dollars on projects like Scorpius, while global concerns about nuclear proliferation persist.
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36% Bias Score
Trump Orders Release of Classified Documents on Kennedy, RFK, and King Assassinations
President Trump ordered the release of thousands of classified documents related to the assassinations of John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, and Martin Luther King Jr., fulfilling a campaign promise and aiming to address decades of speculation and conspiracy theories.
Trump Orders Release of Classified Documents on Kennedy, RFK, and King Assassinations
President Trump ordered the release of thousands of classified documents related to the assassinations of John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, and Martin Luther King Jr., fulfilling a campaign promise and aiming to address decades of speculation and conspiracy theories.
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36% Bias Score
Poland Urges Europe to Increase Defense Spending to Cold War Levels
Polish President Andrzej Duda urged a return to Cold War-level defense spending in Europe due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, with Poland currently allocating nearly 5% of its GDP to defense and calling on other NATO members to increase their budgets to at least 3% of GDP for modernization.
Poland Urges Europe to Increase Defense Spending to Cold War Levels
Polish President Andrzej Duda urged a return to Cold War-level defense spending in Europe due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, with Poland currently allocating nearly 5% of its GDP to defense and calling on other NATO members to increase their budgets to at least 3% of GDP for modernization.
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64% Bias Score
Congo's Independence, Jazz, and Cold War Intrigue
Soundtrack to a Coup d'Etat" is a documentary film exploring the Congo's struggle for independence in 1960, Patrice Lumumba's assassination orchestrated by the US, and the role of jazz music in Cold War politics, using archival footage and interviews to expose historical events.
Congo's Independence, Jazz, and Cold War Intrigue
Soundtrack to a Coup d'Etat" is a documentary film exploring the Congo's struggle for independence in 1960, Patrice Lumumba's assassination orchestrated by the US, and the role of jazz music in Cold War politics, using archival footage and interviews to expose historical events.
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28% Bias Score
GDR Victim Seeks Pension After Decades-Long Fight for Justice
Ulrike Findeis, denied secondary education in communist East Germany for her religious beliefs in 1958, now seeks a pension after receiving a one-time payment; new legislation may finally grant her compensation independently of her husband's income, addressing systemic issues in compensating victims...
GDR Victim Seeks Pension After Decades-Long Fight for Justice
Ulrike Findeis, denied secondary education in communist East Germany for her religious beliefs in 1958, now seeks a pension after receiving a one-time payment; new legislation may finally grant her compensation independently of her husband's income, addressing systemic issues in compensating victims...
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28% Bias Score
Russia's New Oreshnik Missile: Echoes of the Euromissile Crisis
The unveiling of Russia's new Oreshnik missile, with a range of almost 5,000 kilometers, capable of carrying conventional or nuclear warheads, has raised concerns about European security, echoing the Euromissile crisis of the 1970s and highlighting the need for a European response in the absence of ...
Russia's New Oreshnik Missile: Echoes of the Euromissile Crisis
The unveiling of Russia's new Oreshnik missile, with a range of almost 5,000 kilometers, capable of carrying conventional or nuclear warheads, has raised concerns about European security, echoing the Euromissile crisis of the 1970s and highlighting the need for a European response in the absence of ...
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36% Bias Score
Trump Declassifies 14,000 Files on Kennedy, RFK, and MLK Assassinations
President Trump ordered the declassification of 14,000 government files on the assassinations of John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, and Martin Luther King Jr., addressing decades of speculation and conspiracy theories; Dr. Michael Baden, a forensic pathologist involved in the 1977 Congressional inv...
Trump Declassifies 14,000 Files on Kennedy, RFK, and MLK Assassinations
President Trump ordered the declassification of 14,000 government files on the assassinations of John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, and Martin Luther King Jr., addressing decades of speculation and conspiracy theories; Dr. Michael Baden, a forensic pathologist involved in the 1977 Congressional inv...
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48% Bias Score
Cuba's Deepening Crisis: Economic Hardship and US Sanctions
Cuba faces its worst economic crisis since 1991, marked by food shortages, a failing healthcare system, and the emigration of 1.79 million people between 2022-2023; this is fueled by a lack of trading partners and continued US sanctions, alongside internal resistance to change.
Cuba's Deepening Crisis: Economic Hardship and US Sanctions
Cuba faces its worst economic crisis since 1991, marked by food shortages, a failing healthcare system, and the emigration of 1.79 million people between 2022-2023; this is fueled by a lack of trading partners and continued US sanctions, alongside internal resistance to change.
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56% Bias Score
Russia Deploys Cold War-Era Armored Vehicles Amid Equipment Shortages in Ukraine
Facing massive equipment losses in Ukraine, Russia has reactivated at least 63 Cold War-era BTR-50 armored personnel carriers from storage, highlighting the strain on its military industrial capacity and a potential shift towards less-mechanized warfare; at least 10 have been written off.
Russia Deploys Cold War-Era Armored Vehicles Amid Equipment Shortages in Ukraine
Facing massive equipment losses in Ukraine, Russia has reactivated at least 63 Cold War-era BTR-50 armored personnel carriers from storage, highlighting the strain on its military industrial capacity and a potential shift towards less-mechanized warfare; at least 10 have been written off.
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48% Bias Score
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