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Texas Congressman Chip Roy Leaving Congress to Run for Attorney General
Texas Congressman Chip Roy announced he will leave Congress after four terms to run for Texas Attorney General, citing the recent deadly Texas floods and a desire to serve his home state; his decision comes after repeated clashes with Donald Trump's agenda.
Texas Congressman Chip Roy Leaving Congress to Run for Attorney General
Texas Congressman Chip Roy announced he will leave Congress after four terms to run for Texas Attorney General, citing the recent deadly Texas floods and a desire to serve his home state; his decision comes after repeated clashes with Donald Trump's agenda.
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52% Bias Score


Trump Announces D.C. Crime Bill, Facing Democratic Opposition
President Trump plans a D.C. crime bill, anticipating Republican backing and limited funding, while facing Democratic opposition; the bill's specifics are yet to be released.
Trump Announces D.C. Crime Bill, Facing Democratic Opposition
President Trump plans a D.C. crime bill, anticipating Republican backing and limited funding, while facing Democratic opposition; the bill's specifics are yet to be released.
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60% Bias Score


Gimenez Files Resolution to Remove Ramirez from Homeland Security Committee
Rep. Carlos Gimenez introduced a resolution to remove Rep. Delia Ramirez from the Homeland Security Committee due to her statement, "I am a proud Guatemalan before I am an American," sparking a debate about national identity and political loyalty.
Gimenez Files Resolution to Remove Ramirez from Homeland Security Committee
Rep. Carlos Gimenez introduced a resolution to remove Rep. Delia Ramirez from the Homeland Security Committee due to her statement, "I am a proud Guatemalan before I am an American," sparking a debate about national identity and political loyalty.
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76% Bias Score


Brazilian Congress Halted Amidst Bolsonaro House Arrest Protest
Brazilian Congress sessions were canceled on August 5th after the opposition occupied the director tables in protest against Jair Bolsonaro's house arrest, demanding amnesty for coup attempt convicts, Moraes' impeachment, and the end of privileged legal standing.
Brazilian Congress Halted Amidst Bolsonaro House Arrest Protest
Brazilian Congress sessions were canceled on August 5th after the opposition occupied the director tables in protest against Jair Bolsonaro's house arrest, demanding amnesty for coup attempt convicts, Moraes' impeachment, and the end of privileged legal standing.
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56% Bias Score


Maxwell's Testimony Hinges on Trump Pardon
Ghislaine Maxwell's lawyers stated she will not testify before Congress regarding Jeffrey Epstein unless President Trump pardons her; Republican lawmakers have largely rejected this possibility, while Maxwell's legal team appeals to the Supreme Court and President Trump for relief, citing unfair pro...
Maxwell's Testimony Hinges on Trump Pardon
Ghislaine Maxwell's lawyers stated she will not testify before Congress regarding Jeffrey Epstein unless President Trump pardons her; Republican lawmakers have largely rejected this possibility, while Maxwell's legal team appeals to the Supreme Court and President Trump for relief, citing unfair pro...
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52% Bias Score


Boebert's Son Faces Misdemeanor Child Abuse Charge
Lauren Boebert's 20-year-old son, Tyler, faces a misdemeanor child abuse charge in Colorado for an incident involving her grandson on July 11, 2024; the charge is for criminal negligence, no injuries reported; the family met with Child Protective Services.
Boebert's Son Faces Misdemeanor Child Abuse Charge
Lauren Boebert's 20-year-old son, Tyler, faces a misdemeanor child abuse charge in Colorado for an incident involving her grandson on July 11, 2024; the charge is for criminal negligence, no injuries reported; the family met with Child Protective Services.
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56% Bias Score

Argentina's Opposition Defeats Milei's Vetoes on Key Spending Bills
Argentina's Chamber of Deputies overrode President Javier Milei's vetoes on increased disability care funding (172-73), retirement pension increases (160-83), and the automatic distribution of the ATN fund to provinces (143-90), showcasing a united opposition against his fiscal policies.

Argentina's Opposition Defeats Milei's Vetoes on Key Spending Bills
Argentina's Chamber of Deputies overrode President Javier Milei's vetoes on increased disability care funding (172-73), retirement pension increases (160-83), and the automatic distribution of the ATN fund to provinces (143-90), showcasing a united opposition against his fiscal policies.
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40% Bias Score

Gerrymandering and the Disparity Between Presidential and Congressional Votes
Republicans in Texas seek to redraw congressional maps to boost their majority, mirroring a national trend where a party's share of congressional seats often exceeds its share of the presidential vote; this is challenged by legal and political battles, notably in North Carolina.

Gerrymandering and the Disparity Between Presidential and Congressional Votes
Republicans in Texas seek to redraw congressional maps to boost their majority, mirroring a national trend where a party's share of congressional seats often exceeds its share of the presidential vote; this is challenged by legal and political battles, notably in North Carolina.
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36% Bias Score

Senator Lee Revives Bill to Federalize Washington D.C. Amidst Crime Concerns
Senator Mike Lee reintroduced the BOWSER Act to federalize Washington, D.C., following an assault on a former government employee and President Trump's threat to take federal control, aiming to address concerns over rising crime and the District's criminal code revisions.

Senator Lee Revives Bill to Federalize Washington D.C. Amidst Crime Concerns
Senator Mike Lee reintroduced the BOWSER Act to federalize Washington, D.C., following an assault on a former government employee and President Trump's threat to take federal control, aiming to address concerns over rising crime and the District's criminal code revisions.
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56% Bias Score

Democrats Use Arcane Law to Demand Epstein Files, Facing DOJ Resistance
Senate Democrats, led by Chuck Schumer, used a rarely invoked law to demand the Department of Justice release all Jeffrey Epstein files by August 15th, facing likely noncompliance and a potential protracted legal battle with the Trump administration.

Democrats Use Arcane Law to Demand Epstein Files, Facing DOJ Resistance
Senate Democrats, led by Chuck Schumer, used a rarely invoked law to demand the Department of Justice release all Jeffrey Epstein files by August 15th, facing likely noncompliance and a potential protracted legal battle with the Trump administration.
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44% Bias Score

Maryland Democrats Denied Entry to ICE Facility, Sparking Political Backlash
Maryland Democratic senators and representatives were denied entry to a Baltimore ICE facility, sparking a social media backlash and accusations of a staged photo opportunity; this incident follows similar past confrontations with federal immigration authorities.

Maryland Democrats Denied Entry to ICE Facility, Sparking Political Backlash
Maryland Democratic senators and representatives were denied entry to a Baltimore ICE facility, sparking a social media backlash and accusations of a staged photo opportunity; this incident follows similar past confrontations with federal immigration authorities.
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56% Bias Score

George Santos Begins Seven-Year Prison Sentence for Fraud
Disgraced former Rep. George Santos, 37, began a seven-year prison sentence on Friday at New Jersey's Federal Correctional Institution in Fairton for wire fraud and aggravated identity theft related to his 2022 congressional campaign; he was ousted from Congress less than a year after being elected.

George Santos Begins Seven-Year Prison Sentence for Fraud
Disgraced former Rep. George Santos, 37, began a seven-year prison sentence on Friday at New Jersey's Federal Correctional Institution in Fairton for wire fraud and aggravated identity theft related to his 2022 congressional campaign; he was ousted from Congress less than a year after being elected.
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36% Bias Score
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