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Dispute Erupts Over Authorship of Iconic "Napalm Girl" Photo
A controversy surrounds the authorship of the iconic "Napalm Girl" photo from the Vietnam War, with the World Press Photo Foundation suspending Nick Ut's credit due to evidence suggesting other photographers might have taken it, while the Associated Press maintains its attribution to Ut.
Dispute Erupts Over Authorship of Iconic "Napalm Girl" Photo
A controversy surrounds the authorship of the iconic "Napalm Girl" photo from the Vietnam War, with the World Press Photo Foundation suspending Nick Ut's credit due to evidence suggesting other photographers might have taken it, while the Associated Press maintains its attribution to Ut.
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52% Bias Score


Austria Wins Eurovision 2025 Amidst EBU Censorship Controversy
Austria's JJ won Eurovision 2025 with "Wasted Love," beating Israel's Yuval Raphael in a final marked by RTVE's protest against the EBU's censorship regarding Gaza and inconsistent rule application across various performances.
Austria Wins Eurovision 2025 Amidst EBU Censorship Controversy
Austria's JJ won Eurovision 2025 with "Wasted Love," beating Israel's Yuval Raphael in a final marked by RTVE's protest against the EBU's censorship regarding Gaza and inconsistent rule application across various performances.
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60% Bias Score


DESG Congress Ends in Disarray Over Rejected Financial Report
The German Speed Skating and Short Track Association (DESG) congress in Berlin ended in disarray after members rejected the 2020 financial report due to procedural irregularities, leading President Matthias GroĂe to abruptly adjourn the meeting and announce potential changes to the association's hea...
DESG Congress Ends in Disarray Over Rejected Financial Report
The German Speed Skating and Short Track Association (DESG) congress in Berlin ended in disarray after members rejected the 2020 financial report due to procedural irregularities, leading President Matthias GroĂe to abruptly adjourn the meeting and announce potential changes to the association's hea...
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52% Bias Score


Brandenburg Interior Minister Resigns Amidst Intelligence Agency Dispute
Brandenburg's Interior Minister, Barbara Lange, resigned on July 26, 2025, after facing intense criticism for firing the head of the domestic intelligence agency, Jörg MĂŒller, over a dispute concerning the classification of the AfD as a right-wing extremist organization. The controversy led to accus...
Brandenburg Interior Minister Resigns Amidst Intelligence Agency Dispute
Brandenburg's Interior Minister, Barbara Lange, resigned on July 26, 2025, after facing intense criticism for firing the head of the domestic intelligence agency, Jörg MĂŒller, over a dispute concerning the classification of the AfD as a right-wing extremist organization. The controversy led to accus...
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44% Bias Score


Eurovision's Israel Dilemma: Peace, Politics, and the EBU's Crossroads
The Eurovision Song Contest faces a boycott by some fans protesting Israel's participation, highlighting a conflict between the event's ideals of peace and the actions of the Israeli government; the EBU, the organizing body, must choose between upholding its commitment to free broadcasting or priori...
Eurovision's Israel Dilemma: Peace, Politics, and the EBU's Crossroads
The Eurovision Song Contest faces a boycott by some fans protesting Israel's participation, highlighting a conflict between the event's ideals of peace and the actions of the Israeli government; the EBU, the organizing body, must choose between upholding its commitment to free broadcasting or priori...
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52% Bias Score


Authorship of Iconic Vietnam War Photo Questioned
World Press Photo is questioning the authorship of the iconic 1973 Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph "The Terror of War," initially credited to Nick Ut, after a documentary suggested local freelancer Nguyen Thanh Nghe took the image; an investigation found inconsistencies but lacked definitive proof...
Authorship of Iconic Vietnam War Photo Questioned
World Press Photo is questioning the authorship of the iconic 1973 Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph "The Terror of War," initially credited to Nick Ut, after a documentary suggested local freelancer Nguyen Thanh Nghe took the image; an investigation found inconsistencies but lacked definitive proof...
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44% Bias Score

Gary Lineker Resigns from BBC After Antisemitic Post Backlash
Gary Lineker, the BBC's highest-paid on-air talent, resigned from his position after a social media post deemed antisemitic prompted numerous complaints and a statement from BBC director-general Tim Davie emphasizing the BBC's values and social media policy.

Gary Lineker Resigns from BBC After Antisemitic Post Backlash
Gary Lineker, the BBC's highest-paid on-air talent, resigned from his position after a social media post deemed antisemitic prompted numerous complaints and a statement from BBC director-general Tim Davie emphasizing the BBC's values and social media policy.
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40% Bias Score

Haas Demands Review of Bearman's Disallowed Qualifying Lap
Haas F1 team is demanding a review of the FIA's decision to delete Oliver Bearman's qualifying lap at the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix after a red-flag incident, citing evidence that suggests Bearman completed his lap before the red flag was displayed, despite the FIA's data suggesting otherwise.

Haas Demands Review of Bearman's Disallowed Qualifying Lap
Haas F1 team is demanding a review of the FIA's decision to delete Oliver Bearman's qualifying lap at the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix after a red-flag incident, citing evidence that suggests Bearman completed his lap before the red flag was displayed, despite the FIA's data suggesting otherwise.
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52% Bias Score

Eurovision 2025: Controversy over Israeli Contestant Amidst Gaza Conflict
The 69th Eurovision Song Contest in Basel, Switzerland, was marked by controversy surrounding Israeli contestant Yuval Raphael, a Hamas terror attack survivor, with protests for and against her participation preceding the event, highlighting the conflict's impact on international events.

Eurovision 2025: Controversy over Israeli Contestant Amidst Gaza Conflict
The 69th Eurovision Song Contest in Basel, Switzerland, was marked by controversy surrounding Israeli contestant Yuval Raphael, a Hamas terror attack survivor, with protests for and against her participation preceding the event, highlighting the conflict's impact on international events.
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48% Bias Score

Authorship of Iconic Vietnam War Photo Questioned
World Press Photo is questioning the authorship of the iconic 1972 "The Terror of War" photo, initially credited to Nick Ut, after a documentary suggested local freelancer Nguyen Thanh Nghe as the photographer; World Press Photo will not re-attribute the photo until conclusive evidence is found.

Authorship of Iconic Vietnam War Photo Questioned
World Press Photo is questioning the authorship of the iconic 1972 "The Terror of War" photo, initially credited to Nick Ut, after a documentary suggested local freelancer Nguyen Thanh Nghe as the photographer; World Press Photo will not re-attribute the photo until conclusive evidence is found.
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40% Bias Score

Eurovision Semi-Final: Protest, Expulsions, and Diverse Performances in Basel
During the second Eurovision semi-final in Basel, Switzerland, six individuals were expelled for disrupting the rehearsal of Israeli singer Yuval Raphael, following an earlier protest against Israel's participation. Despite this, the show continued, with 10 countries qualifying for the final, showca...

Eurovision Semi-Final: Protest, Expulsions, and Diverse Performances in Basel
During the second Eurovision semi-final in Basel, Switzerland, six individuals were expelled for disrupting the rehearsal of Israeli singer Yuval Raphael, following an earlier protest against Israel's participation. Despite this, the show continued, with 10 countries qualifying for the final, showca...
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48% Bias Score

GĂ€nswein Interview Sparks Debate on Catholic Church Conflicts
Father Georg GĂ€nswein, former private secretary to Pope Benedict XVI, gave a controversial interview to Massimo Franco, criticizing Pope Francis and sparking debate about journalistic ethics and the importance of representing diverse perspectives.

GĂ€nswein Interview Sparks Debate on Catholic Church Conflicts
Father Georg GĂ€nswein, former private secretary to Pope Benedict XVI, gave a controversial interview to Massimo Franco, criticizing Pope Francis and sparking debate about journalistic ethics and the importance of representing diverse perspectives.
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52% Bias Score
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