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Musk Resigns from US Government Advisory Role Amidst Controversy
Elon Musk resigned from his US government advisory role, confirmed by the White House, citing a planned departure and focusing on Tesla. The administration claims ~$160 billion in savings, a figure disputed by critics, while Musk's tenure was marked by conflicts and policy disagreements.
Musk Resigns from US Government Advisory Role Amidst Controversy
Elon Musk resigned from his US government advisory role, confirmed by the White House, citing a planned departure and focusing on Tesla. The administration claims ~$160 billion in savings, a figure disputed by critics, while Musk's tenure was marked by conflicts and policy disagreements.
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40% Bias Score


Trump Commutes Federal Sentence of Notorious Gang Leader Larry Hoover
President Donald Trump commuted the federal life sentence of Larry Hoover, founder of the Chicago-based Gangster Disciples, on [Date], despite Hoover still facing a 200-year state sentence for a 1973 murder; the commutation followed advocacy efforts from celebrities.
Trump Commutes Federal Sentence of Notorious Gang Leader Larry Hoover
President Donald Trump commuted the federal life sentence of Larry Hoover, founder of the Chicago-based Gangster Disciples, on [Date], despite Hoover still facing a 200-year state sentence for a 1973 murder; the commutation followed advocacy efforts from celebrities.
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40% Bias Score


Martin's New Justice Department Roles Spark Concerns of Political Retribution
Following a failed Senate confirmation, Ed Martin now directs the Justice Department's Weaponization Working Group, serves as pardon attorney, and actively investigates individuals involved in past investigations of President Trump, raising concerns about political influence.
Martin's New Justice Department Roles Spark Concerns of Political Retribution
Following a failed Senate confirmation, Ed Martin now directs the Justice Department's Weaponization Working Group, serves as pardon attorney, and actively investigates individuals involved in past investigations of President Trump, raising concerns about political influence.
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56% Bias Score


U.S. Unemployment Claims Rise Amidst Trade Policy Uncertainty
Initial U.S. unemployment claims rose to 240,000 last week, exceeding expectations and suggesting a weakening labor market amidst economic uncertainty driven by President Trump's trade policies; the jobless rate potentially rose to 4.2% in May.
U.S. Unemployment Claims Rise Amidst Trade Policy Uncertainty
Initial U.S. unemployment claims rose to 240,000 last week, exceeding expectations and suggesting a weakening labor market amidst economic uncertainty driven by President Trump's trade policies; the jobless rate potentially rose to 4.2% in May.
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40% Bias Score


Trump Temporarily Suspends EU Tariffs, Seeking Concessions
President Trump temporarily suspended 50% tariffs on EU exports until July 9th, after negotiations with EU Commission President von der Leyen, seeking concessions to avoid permanent tariffs; the EU offered zero tariffs, but further concessions are uncertain.
Trump Temporarily Suspends EU Tariffs, Seeking Concessions
President Trump temporarily suspended 50% tariffs on EU exports until July 9th, after negotiations with EU Commission President von der Leyen, seeking concessions to avoid permanent tariffs; the EU offered zero tariffs, but further concessions are uncertain.
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32% Bias Score


King Charles III Affirms Canada's Sovereignty Amid Trump's Annexation Threats
King Charles III's speech to the Canadian Parliament on Tuesday reaffirmed Canada's sovereignty amid US President Trump's annexation threats, highlighting the need for diversified trade partnerships and military investment, including exploration of European procurement options to counter US influenc...
King Charles III Affirms Canada's Sovereignty Amid Trump's Annexation Threats
King Charles III's speech to the Canadian Parliament on Tuesday reaffirmed Canada's sovereignty amid US President Trump's annexation threats, highlighting the need for diversified trade partnerships and military investment, including exploration of European procurement options to counter US influenc...
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48% Bias Score

Trump Appointee Ed Martin Gains Power Within Justice Department
Following a failed Senate confirmation, Ed Martin was appointed to lead the Justice Department's Weaponization Working Group and serve as pardon attorney, enabling investigations into President Trump's opponents and potentially influencing pardons.

Trump Appointee Ed Martin Gains Power Within Justice Department
Following a failed Senate confirmation, Ed Martin was appointed to lead the Justice Department's Weaponization Working Group and serve as pardon attorney, enabling investigations into President Trump's opponents and potentially influencing pardons.
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60% Bias Score

House Republicans Ready to Approve Trump's $9 Billion in "DOGE Cuts
House Republicans are poised to quickly approve President Trump's proposed $9 billion in "DOGE cuts" targeting programs like the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and foreign aid once the White House formally requests it, but Senate action and internal GOP disagreements pose challenges within the ...

House Republicans Ready to Approve Trump's $9 Billion in "DOGE Cuts
House Republicans are poised to quickly approve President Trump's proposed $9 billion in "DOGE cuts" targeting programs like the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and foreign aid once the White House formally requests it, but Senate action and internal GOP disagreements pose challenges within the ...
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56% Bias Score

Musk Ends Government Role, Criticizes Trump Spending Bill
Elon Musk ended his four-month stint as a special government employee focused on reducing US public spending, citing disappointment with a recently passed spending bill projected to increase the federal deficit by $3.8 trillion over the next decade, marking a shift in his relationship with President...

Musk Ends Government Role, Criticizes Trump Spending Bill
Elon Musk ended his four-month stint as a special government employee focused on reducing US public spending, citing disappointment with a recently passed spending bill projected to increase the federal deficit by $3.8 trillion over the next decade, marking a shift in his relationship with President...
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52% Bias Score

Trump Pardons Union Leader Avoiding Sentencing for Misuse of Funds
President Donald Trump pardoned James Callahan, the former president of the International Union of Operating Engineers, on Tuesday, suspending his sentencing for failing to report over $315,000 in gifts from an advertising firm; Callahan pleaded guilty on January 29th.

Trump Pardons Union Leader Avoiding Sentencing for Misuse of Funds
President Donald Trump pardoned James Callahan, the former president of the International Union of Operating Engineers, on Tuesday, suspending his sentencing for failing to report over $315,000 in gifts from an advertising firm; Callahan pleaded guilty on January 29th.
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36% Bias Score

Royal Visit to Canada Underscores National Unity Amidst US Threats
King Charles and Queen Camilla visited Canada to open Parliament, delivering a speech emphasizing Canadian unity and sovereignty amid US President Trump's annexation threats; this was only the second such visit by a reigning monarch.

Royal Visit to Canada Underscores National Unity Amidst US Threats
King Charles and Queen Camilla visited Canada to open Parliament, delivering a speech emphasizing Canadian unity and sovereignty amid US President Trump's annexation threats; this was only the second such visit by a reigning monarch.
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44% Bias Score

Justice Department Reviews Pardon Applications for Jan. 6 Defendants
Justice Department pardon attorney Ed Martin is reviewing pardon applications for 11 Jan. 6 Capitol riot defendants, including Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes and Proud Boys members, who received commutations but not full pardons from President Trump, sparking debate over the use of presidential...

Justice Department Reviews Pardon Applications for Jan. 6 Defendants
Justice Department pardon attorney Ed Martin is reviewing pardon applications for 11 Jan. 6 Capitol riot defendants, including Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes and Proud Boys members, who received commutations but not full pardons from President Trump, sparking debate over the use of presidential...
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48% Bias Score
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