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Three Israeli Hostages to be Released in Exchange for Palestinian Prisoners
Israel and Hamas confirmed the release of three Israeli hostages captured on October 7, 2023, in exchange for Palestinian prisoners, marking the fifth such exchange since a January 19 ceasefire, amidst ongoing negotiations and President Trump's controversial Gaza proposal.
Three Israeli Hostages to be Released in Exchange for Palestinian Prisoners
Israel and Hamas confirmed the release of three Israeli hostages captured on October 7, 2023, in exchange for Palestinian prisoners, marking the fifth such exchange since a January 19 ceasefire, amidst ongoing negotiations and President Trump's controversial Gaza proposal.
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64% Bias Score


Lawsuit Filed Against Trump Administration Over DOGE's Access to Treasury Data
Nineteen Democratic state attorneys general sued the Trump administration for allowing Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) access to sensitive Treasury Department data, prompting a judge to limit DOGE's access while legal arguments continue; the Treasury Secretary denies any viola...
Lawsuit Filed Against Trump Administration Over DOGE's Access to Treasury Data
Nineteen Democratic state attorneys general sued the Trump administration for allowing Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) access to sensitive Treasury Department data, prompting a judge to limit DOGE's access while legal arguments continue; the Treasury Secretary denies any viola...
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60% Bias Score


Ohio City Sues Neo-Nazi Group Over Harassment of Haitian Community
The city of Springfield, Ohio, sued the neo-Nazi Blood Tribe for inciting violence and harassment against its Haitian community following false claims amplified by Donald Trump during a presidential debate; the lawsuit seeks damages and an injunction against further threats.
Ohio City Sues Neo-Nazi Group Over Harassment of Haitian Community
The city of Springfield, Ohio, sued the neo-Nazi Blood Tribe for inciting violence and harassment against its Haitian community following false claims amplified by Donald Trump during a presidential debate; the lawsuit seeks damages and an injunction against further threats.
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44% Bias Score


Trump Fires Kennedy Center Board, Names Himself Chairman
President Trump announced he is firing members of the John F. Kennedy Center's board of trustees, including the chairman David Rubenstein, and will become chairman himself, ending drag performances; the Kennedy Center responded that it had not received official communication from the White House.
Trump Fires Kennedy Center Board, Names Himself Chairman
President Trump announced he is firing members of the John F. Kennedy Center's board of trustees, including the chairman David Rubenstein, and will become chairman himself, ending drag performances; the Kennedy Center responded that it had not received official communication from the White House.
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56% Bias Score


Trump and Musk Support Reintegration of Employee with Racist Past
Following the resignation of Marko Elez, a 25-year-old employee of Elon Musk's government commission, after racist social media posts surfaced, President Trump and Elon Musk support his reintegration, raising concerns about security risks and conflicts of interest given his access to US Treasury pay...
Trump and Musk Support Reintegration of Employee with Racist Past
Following the resignation of Marko Elez, a 25-year-old employee of Elon Musk's government commission, after racist social media posts surfaced, President Trump and Elon Musk support his reintegration, raising concerns about security risks and conflicts of interest given his access to US Treasury pay...
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60% Bias Score


Time Magazine Cover Sparks Tensions: Musk's Power Play Under Trump
Time magazine's latest cover depicts Elon Musk at the Resolute Desk, highlighting his significant power to reshape the federal workforce under President Trump, a situation drawing parallels to the Steve Bannon saga and potentially provoking Trump's ire.
Time Magazine Cover Sparks Tensions: Musk's Power Play Under Trump
Time magazine's latest cover depicts Elon Musk at the Resolute Desk, highlighting his significant power to reshape the federal workforce under President Trump, a situation drawing parallels to the Steve Bannon saga and potentially provoking Trump's ire.
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56% Bias Score

DOGE's Secrecy Fuels Concerns Amidst Federal Workforce Reduction
On Monday, IBM, managing HR data for 500,000+ federal employees, received a request for "read-only" access to GSA's 14,000 employee HR records, a request later withdrawn after questions arose regarding President Trump and Elon Musk's secretive effort to shrink the federal workforce via the Departmen...

DOGE's Secrecy Fuels Concerns Amidst Federal Workforce Reduction
On Monday, IBM, managing HR data for 500,000+ federal employees, received a request for "read-only" access to GSA's 14,000 employee HR records, a request later withdrawn after questions arose regarding President Trump and Elon Musk's secretive effort to shrink the federal workforce via the Departmen...
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48% Bias Score

Three Israeli Hostages Released from Gaza Amidst US Gaza Takeover Proposal
On February 23, Israel released three hostages held captive in Gaza for 16 months following a prisoner exchange, amidst international tensions caused by a controversial US proposal for Gaza's takeover, resulting in international condemnation and uncertainty about the conflict's future.

Three Israeli Hostages Released from Gaza Amidst US Gaza Takeover Proposal
On February 23, Israel released three hostages held captive in Gaza for 16 months following a prisoner exchange, amidst international tensions caused by a controversial US proposal for Gaza's takeover, resulting in international condemnation and uncertainty about the conflict's future.
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64% Bias Score

Army Considers Reversing Fort Liberty Renaming
The US Army is considering renaming Fort Liberty, North Carolina, back to Fort Bragg, exploring legal options to honor a different soldier named Bragg, despite a previous congressional mandate and millions of dollars spent on the initial renaming.

Army Considers Reversing Fort Liberty Renaming
The US Army is considering renaming Fort Liberty, North Carolina, back to Fort Bragg, exploring legal options to honor a different soldier named Bragg, despite a previous congressional mandate and millions of dollars spent on the initial renaming.
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48% Bias Score

Trump Threatens Japan with Tariffs
During a meeting in Washington D.C., US President Donald Trump threatened Japan with import tariffs if trade balance "equality" isn't reached, stating that reciprocal tariffs are to follow. Further tariff decisions regarding other countries are expected early next week.

Trump Threatens Japan with Tariffs
During a meeting in Washington D.C., US President Donald Trump threatened Japan with import tariffs if trade balance "equality" isn't reached, stating that reciprocal tariffs are to follow. Further tariff decisions regarding other countries are expected early next week.
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56% Bias Score

Ontario Election: Tariffs Take Backseat as Ford's Record Faces Scrutiny
Ontario Premier Doug Ford launched an early election campaign emphasizing his ability to counter US tariffs, but a temporary 30-day reprieve on those tariffs shifted the focus to domestic issues and his ethics, creating uncertainty for the February 27th election.

Ontario Election: Tariffs Take Backseat as Ford's Record Faces Scrutiny
Ontario Premier Doug Ford launched an early election campaign emphasizing his ability to counter US tariffs, but a temporary 30-day reprieve on those tariffs shifted the focus to domestic issues and his ethics, creating uncertainty for the February 27th election.
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60% Bias Score

Trump Administration Reverses Stance on Tennessee's Transgender Care Ban
The Trump administration reversed the Biden administration's opposition to Tennessee's ban on gender-affirming care for minors, filing a brief with the Supreme Court stating the lawsuit was a mistake; the Supreme Court is expected to rule by late June.

Trump Administration Reverses Stance on Tennessee's Transgender Care Ban
The Trump administration reversed the Biden administration's opposition to Tennessee's ban on gender-affirming care for minors, filing a brief with the Supreme Court stating the lawsuit was a mistake; the Supreme Court is expected to rule by late June.
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44% Bias Score
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