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Sudan: Famine Threatens Khartoum as Civil War Worsens
The World Food Programme (WFP) warns of severe famine risks in areas south of Khartoum, Sudan, due to the ongoing civil war since April 2023, causing widespread destruction, limited access to resources, and a cholera outbreak, affecting nearly 25 million people facing severe food insecurity.
Sudan: Famine Threatens Khartoum as Civil War Worsens
The World Food Programme (WFP) warns of severe famine risks in areas south of Khartoum, Sudan, due to the ongoing civil war since April 2023, causing widespread destruction, limited access to resources, and a cholera outbreak, affecting nearly 25 million people facing severe food insecurity.
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24% Bias Score


France's Seine-Saint-Denis Launches Food Card Program to Combat Insecurity
In France's Seine-Saint-Denis region, a 2023 initiative provides 1350 low-income individuals with a €50 monthly food card (plus a potential €25 bonus for sustainable purchases) to combat food insecurity and promote healthy eating, showing positive initial results by diversifying diets and reducing f...
France's Seine-Saint-Denis Launches Food Card Program to Combat Insecurity
In France's Seine-Saint-Denis region, a 2023 initiative provides 1350 low-income individuals with a €50 monthly food card (plus a potential €25 bonus for sustainable purchases) to combat food insecurity and promote healthy eating, showing positive initial results by diversifying diets and reducing f...
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44% Bias Score


Gaza Food Distribution Shooting: Conflicting Accounts of Civilian Casualties
Israeli troops fired on Palestinians seeking food in Gaza, resulting in at least 21 deaths and over 150 injuries, according to the ICRC, while Israeli officials deny the scale of the violence, creating conflicting accounts.
Gaza Food Distribution Shooting: Conflicting Accounts of Civilian Casualties
Israeli troops fired on Palestinians seeking food in Gaza, resulting in at least 21 deaths and over 150 injuries, according to the ICRC, while Israeli officials deny the scale of the violence, creating conflicting accounts.
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36% Bias Score


Gaza Blockade Leads to Warehouse Storming, Two Dead
On May 28th, hungry people in Gaza stormed a UN World Food Programme warehouse after an 80-day blockade halted aid, resulting in two deaths and several injuries; the UN urged immediate access for aid delivery, while Israel claims 400 aid trucks await distribution.
Gaza Blockade Leads to Warehouse Storming, Two Dead
On May 28th, hungry people in Gaza stormed a UN World Food Programme warehouse after an 80-day blockade halted aid, resulting in two deaths and several injuries; the UN urged immediate access for aid delivery, while Israel claims 400 aid trucks await distribution.
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56% Bias Score


Gaza Food Crisis: Four Dead in UN Warehouse Stampede
Hundreds of Palestinians stormed a UN World Food Programme warehouse in central Gaza on Wednesday, resulting in four deaths due to a combination of being crushed and gunshot wounds, amidst an 11-week siege and Israel's blockade of humanitarian aid.
Gaza Food Crisis: Four Dead in UN Warehouse Stampede
Hundreds of Palestinians stormed a UN World Food Programme warehouse in central Gaza on Wednesday, resulting in four deaths due to a combination of being crushed and gunshot wounds, amidst an 11-week siege and Israel's blockade of humanitarian aid.
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40% Bias Score


Proposed SNAP Cuts in "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" to Harm Millions
The "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" proposes $267 billion in SNAP cuts over the next decade, expanding work requirements, shifting costs to states, and limiting benefit increases, impacting 42 million Americans, with severe consequences for low-income families and children.
Proposed SNAP Cuts in "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" to Harm Millions
The "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" proposes $267 billion in SNAP cuts over the next decade, expanding work requirements, shifting costs to states, and limiting benefit increases, impacting 42 million Americans, with severe consequences for low-income families and children.
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68% Bias Score

Gaza War: Daily Life Under Siege
In Gaza, the ongoing conflict since October 2023 has displaced 90% of residents, destroyed 92% of homes, and severely limited access to food, water, and education, forcing families like cameraman Ahmed Abu Kmail's to endure extremely difficult conditions in overcrowded displacement camps.

Gaza War: Daily Life Under Siege
In Gaza, the ongoing conflict since October 2023 has displaced 90% of residents, destroyed 92% of homes, and severely limited access to food, water, and education, forcing families like cameraman Ahmed Abu Kmail's to endure extremely difficult conditions in overcrowded displacement camps.
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44% Bias Score

Gaza Aid Group Reopens Sites After Shootings Amidst Humanitarian Crisis
The U.S.- and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation temporarily closed, then reopened two aid distribution sites in Rafah, Gaza, after deadly shootings near its operations, amidst a worsening humanitarian crisis caused by an Israeli blockade and military campaign impacting 2.3 million Palestin...

Gaza Aid Group Reopens Sites After Shootings Amidst Humanitarian Crisis
The U.S.- and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation temporarily closed, then reopened two aid distribution sites in Rafah, Gaza, after deadly shootings near its operations, amidst a worsening humanitarian crisis caused by an Israeli blockade and military campaign impacting 2.3 million Palestin...
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60% Bias Score

Weaponization of Hunger: UN Resolution 2417's Failure in Sudan and Gaza
Despite the 2018 UN resolution criminalizing starvation as a weapon of war, conflicts in Sudan and Gaza demonstrate its continued use, causing widespread hunger and malnutrition; 25 million in Sudan and 1.94 million in Gaza face acute food insecurity due to deliberate aid obstruction, with devastati...

Weaponization of Hunger: UN Resolution 2417's Failure in Sudan and Gaza
Despite the 2018 UN resolution criminalizing starvation as a weapon of war, conflicts in Sudan and Gaza demonstrate its continued use, causing widespread hunger and malnutrition; 25 million in Sudan and 1.94 million in Gaza face acute food insecurity due to deliberate aid obstruction, with devastati...
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44% Bias Score

Gaza Famine Mirrors History's Weaponization of Hunger
The ongoing famine in Gaza highlights the enduring threat of hunger as a tool of political control, echoing historical famines like the Holodomor and Bengal famine, while the preservation of the Vavilov seed collection underscores the critical need for food security.

Gaza Famine Mirrors History's Weaponization of Hunger
The ongoing famine in Gaza highlights the enduring threat of hunger as a tool of political control, echoing historical famines like the Holodomor and Bengal famine, while the preservation of the Vavilov seed collection underscores the critical need for food security.
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40% Bias Score

Gaza Warehouse Storming Highlights Dire Humanitarian Crisis Amidst Blockade and Ongoing Conflict
A mob of starving Palestinians stormed a Gaza WFP warehouse, resulting in four deaths, highlighting a dire humanitarian crisis exacerbated by Israel's blockade and a criticized aid distribution system that leaves hundreds of thousands hungry and vulnerable to violence amid ongoing conflict.

Gaza Warehouse Storming Highlights Dire Humanitarian Crisis Amidst Blockade and Ongoing Conflict
A mob of starving Palestinians stormed a Gaza WFP warehouse, resulting in four deaths, highlighting a dire humanitarian crisis exacerbated by Israel's blockade and a criticized aid distribution system that leaves hundreds of thousands hungry and vulnerable to violence amid ongoing conflict.
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44% Bias Score

Iran's Soaring Cigarette Consumption Amidst Economic Hardship
In 2023, Iran produced 71.65 billion cigarettes, all domestically consumed, showcasing a significant increase in demand despite economic hardship and a decrease in tobacco cultivation area; this reflects government policy prioritizing production over consumption control.

Iran's Soaring Cigarette Consumption Amidst Economic Hardship
In 2023, Iran produced 71.65 billion cigarettes, all domestically consumed, showcasing a significant increase in demand despite economic hardship and a decrease in tobacco cultivation area; this reflects government policy prioritizing production over consumption control.
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52% Bias Score
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