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White House Submits $9.4 Billion Spending Cuts Request to Congress
The White House sent Congress a $9.4 billion spending cuts request, targeting funds for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and the U.S. Agency for International Development, a move to avoid legal challenges and part of a larger planned effort.
White House Submits $9.4 Billion Spending Cuts Request to Congress
The White House sent Congress a $9.4 billion spending cuts request, targeting funds for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and the U.S. Agency for International Development, a move to avoid legal challenges and part of a larger planned effort.
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48% Bias Score


DHS Agents Handcuff Staffer in Nadler's Office, Sparking Democratic Outrage
House Judiciary Democrats are demanding DHS Secretary Kristi Noem testify after agents forcefully entered Rep. Nadler's office, handcuffed a staffer during a claimed security check following nearby protests, prompting accusations of intimidation and disregard for legal boundaries.
DHS Agents Handcuff Staffer in Nadler's Office, Sparking Democratic Outrage
House Judiciary Democrats are demanding DHS Secretary Kristi Noem testify after agents forcefully entered Rep. Nadler's office, handcuffed a staffer during a claimed security check following nearby protests, prompting accusations of intimidation and disregard for legal boundaries.
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52% Bias Score


Vallaud Endorses Faure in Socialist Party Congress
After the first round of the Socialist Party congress, Boris Vallaud, who secured 17.41% of the vote, announced he will personally support Olivier Faure in the second round, prioritizing unity despite internal divisions and demanding accountability for promised reforms.
Vallaud Endorses Faure in Socialist Party Congress
After the first round of the Socialist Party congress, Boris Vallaud, who secured 17.41% of the vote, announced he will personally support Olivier Faure in the second round, prioritizing unity despite internal divisions and demanding accountability for promised reforms.
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48% Bias Score


Pirro Appointed DC US Attorney, White House Proposes DOGE Cuts, Musk Faces Lawsuit
Jeanine Pirro was sworn in as DC's interim US Attorney, promising a tough approach to crime; the White House is sending Congress a $9.4 billion DOGE cuts package; and a judge allowed a lawsuit against Elon Musk regarding DOGE to proceed, while dismissing claims against Donald Trump.
Pirro Appointed DC US Attorney, White House Proposes DOGE Cuts, Musk Faces Lawsuit
Jeanine Pirro was sworn in as DC's interim US Attorney, promising a tough approach to crime; the White House is sending Congress a $9.4 billion DOGE cuts package; and a judge allowed a lawsuit against Elon Musk regarding DOGE to proceed, while dismissing claims against Donald Trump.
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64% Bias Score


House Passes Major Spending Bill After Late-Night Vote
The House of Representatives passed a large spending bill early Thursday morning by a vote of 215-214 after intense negotiations and late-night sessions; the bill now heads to the Senate.
House Passes Major Spending Bill After Late-Night Vote
The House of Representatives passed a large spending bill early Thursday morning by a vote of 215-214 after intense negotiations and late-night sessions; the bill now heads to the Senate.
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48% Bias Score


Senate Republicans Reject House GOP Spending Bill, Demanding Deeper Cuts
The House GOP passed a $1.5 trillion spending cuts bill, but it faces strong Senate opposition over Medicaid work requirements, the spectrum auction plan, and deeper spending cuts demanded by Senate Republicans, jeopardizing its passage.
Senate Republicans Reject House GOP Spending Bill, Demanding Deeper Cuts
The House GOP passed a $1.5 trillion spending cuts bill, but it faces strong Senate opposition over Medicaid work requirements, the spectrum auction plan, and deeper spending cuts demanded by Senate Republicans, jeopardizing its passage.
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56% Bias Score

White House Submits $9.4 Billion Spending Cuts Request to Congress
The White House sent Congress a $9.4 billion spending cuts request, targeting programs like the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and the U.S. Agency for International Development, as part of DOGE's larger plan for $1 trillion in cuts; House Republicans aim for swift passage, but Democratic opposi...

White House Submits $9.4 Billion Spending Cuts Request to Congress
The White House sent Congress a $9.4 billion spending cuts request, targeting programs like the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and the U.S. Agency for International Development, as part of DOGE's larger plan for $1 trillion in cuts; House Republicans aim for swift passage, but Democratic opposi...
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48% Bias Score

House Freedom Caucus Demands Immediate Vote on $9.4 Billion in Spending Cuts
The House Freedom Caucus demands an immediate vote on President Trump's proposed $9.4 billion in federal spending cuts, targeting NPR, PBS, and USAID, as part of his 'DOGE' initiative, with a potential House vote by Friday and further rescissions packages expected.

House Freedom Caucus Demands Immediate Vote on $9.4 Billion in Spending Cuts
The House Freedom Caucus demands an immediate vote on President Trump's proposed $9.4 billion in federal spending cuts, targeting NPR, PBS, and USAID, as part of his 'DOGE' initiative, with a potential House vote by Friday and further rescissions packages expected.
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56% Bias Score

Unprecedented Number of Senators Seek Gubernatorial Office
This election cycle is seeing an unprecedented number of senators and representatives running for governor, with at least three senators and a dozen House members either actively campaigning or considering a gubernatorial bid, driven by a desire for more executive power and influence.

Unprecedented Number of Senators Seek Gubernatorial Office
This election cycle is seeing an unprecedented number of senators and representatives running for governor, with at least three senators and a dozen House members either actively campaigning or considering a gubernatorial bid, driven by a desire for more executive power and influence.
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44% Bias Score

Trump Pardons Former Rep. Grimm for Tax Fraud
President Trump pardoned former Rep. Michael Grimm for 2014 tax fraud and related charges, including underreporting income, employing unauthorized workers, and filing false tax documents; Grimm served eight months in prison after pleading guilty.

Trump Pardons Former Rep. Grimm for Tax Fraud
President Trump pardoned former Rep. Michael Grimm for 2014 tax fraud and related charges, including underreporting income, employing unauthorized workers, and filing false tax documents; Grimm served eight months in prison after pleading guilty.
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36% Bias Score

Senate Revokes California's Authority on Electric Vehicle Sales
The Senate voted to overturn California's stricter electric vehicle sales mandate, using the Congressional Review Act despite the Senate parliamentarian's objection, benefiting the oil industry and traditional automakers while potentially harming climate and public health goals.

Senate Revokes California's Authority on Electric Vehicle Sales
The Senate voted to overturn California's stricter electric vehicle sales mandate, using the Congressional Review Act despite the Senate parliamentarian's objection, benefiting the oil industry and traditional automakers while potentially harming climate and public health goals.
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36% Bias Score

Rep. Gerry Connolly Dies, Shifting House Power Balance
Rep. Gerry Connolly, 75, ranking Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, died Wednesday; this leaves Republicans with a 220-212 majority and necessitates a special election in Virginia's 11th district.

Rep. Gerry Connolly Dies, Shifting House Power Balance
Rep. Gerry Connolly, 75, ranking Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, died Wednesday; this leaves Republicans with a 220-212 majority and necessitates a special election in Virginia's 11th district.
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36% Bias Score
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