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Germany's AfD Dilemma: Balancing Past Overreach with Present Threat
Germany's reluctance to counter the AfD's growing influence stems from the 1972 Radical Decree's overreach, which vetted millions of civil servants for left-wing extremism. This caution now hinders addressing the AfD's increasingly radical positions, despite court rulings protecting individual right...
Germany's AfD Dilemma: Balancing Past Overreach with Present Threat
Germany's reluctance to counter the AfD's growing influence stems from the 1972 Radical Decree's overreach, which vetted millions of civil servants for left-wing extremism. This caution now hinders addressing the AfD's increasingly radical positions, despite court rulings protecting individual right...
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60% Bias Score
Hollywood Blacklist Exhibit Explores Red Scare's Impact
A new exhibit at the New York Historical Society explores the Hollywood blacklist, a consequence of the House Un-American Activities Committee's investigation into alleged Communist infiltration in Hollywood in 1947, which resulted in the imprisonment and blacklisting of the "Hollywood Ten" and othe...
Hollywood Blacklist Exhibit Explores Red Scare's Impact
A new exhibit at the New York Historical Society explores the Hollywood blacklist, a consequence of the House Un-American Activities Committee's investigation into alleged Communist infiltration in Hollywood in 1947, which resulted in the imprisonment and blacklisting of the "Hollywood Ten" and othe...
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20% Bias Score
White House Crackdown on Political Satire
The White House escalated its attacks on political satire, criticizing South Park for depicting President Trump nude, resulting in the cancellation of Stephen Colbert's show after he criticized a Paramount settlement with Trump, and condemning Joy Behar for comments about President Trump, raising co...
White House Crackdown on Political Satire
The White House escalated its attacks on political satire, criticizing South Park for depicting President Trump nude, resulting in the cancellation of Stephen Colbert's show after he criticized a Paramount settlement with Trump, and condemning Joy Behar for comments about President Trump, raising co...
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60% Bias Score
White House Crackdown on Media Criticism Following South Park's Trump Satire
The White House launched a series of attacks against media outlets, including South Park, Stephen Colbert's Late Show, and The View's Joy Behar, for their critical portrayals of President Trump, raising concerns about free speech and the administration's efforts to control the narrative.
White House Crackdown on Media Criticism Following South Park's Trump Satire
The White House launched a series of attacks against media outlets, including South Park, Stephen Colbert's Late Show, and The View's Joy Behar, for their critical portrayals of President Trump, raising concerns about free speech and the administration's efforts to control the narrative.
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64% Bias Score
Hungary Bans Irish Hip-Hop Group NeCeap for Three Years
The Irish hip-hop group NeCeap was banned from entering Hungary for three years due to accusations of antisemitic hate speech and support for terrorist groups, a decision the band strongly denies, linking it to criticism of Israeli policies.
Hungary Bans Irish Hip-Hop Group NeCeap for Three Years
The Irish hip-hop group NeCeap was banned from entering Hungary for three years due to accusations of antisemitic hate speech and support for terrorist groups, a decision the band strongly denies, linking it to criticism of Israeli policies.
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40% Bias Score
Columbia Pays $200 Million to Settle Antisemitism Allegations
Columbia University will pay $200 million to the federal government to settle allegations of antisemitic discrimination and harassment, reinstating most of its federal funding that was cut by the Trump administration following student protests related to the 2023 Gaza war.
Columbia Pays $200 Million to Settle Antisemitism Allegations
Columbia University will pay $200 million to the federal government to settle allegations of antisemitic discrimination and harassment, reinstating most of its federal funding that was cut by the Trump administration following student protests related to the 2023 Gaza war.
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48% Bias Score
Russia Passes Strict New Censorship Law
Russia's Federation Council approved a new censorship law imposing fines for searching or accessing content deemed "extremist," including penalties for promoting VPNs, following protests against the measure.
Russia Passes Strict New Censorship Law
Russia's Federation Council approved a new censorship law imposing fines for searching or accessing content deemed "extremist," including penalties for promoting VPNs, following protests against the measure.
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36% Bias Score
Ten TİP Members Detained, Released After CHP Rally
Ten members of the Turkish Workers' Party (TİP), including a member of parliament, were detained after a CHP rally in Bakırköy due to slogans chanted; they were later released without judicial supervision.
Ten TİP Members Detained, Released After CHP Rally
Ten members of the Turkish Workers' Party (TİP), including a member of parliament, were detained after a CHP rally in Bakırköy due to slogans chanted; they were later released without judicial supervision.
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40% Bias Score
White House Crackdown on Political Satire Intensifies
The White House launched a series of attacks against media outlets and comedians satirizing President Trump, including canceling Stephen Colbert's show and criticizing Joy Behar and South Park, highlighting a growing intolerance for political humor targeting the president.
White House Crackdown on Political Satire Intensifies
The White House launched a series of attacks against media outlets and comedians satirizing President Trump, including canceling Stephen Colbert's show and criticizing Joy Behar and South Park, highlighting a growing intolerance for political humor targeting the president.
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56% Bias Score
Columbia University Settles Antisemitism Allegations for $200 Million, Raising Concerns for Other Schools
Columbia University paid over $200 million to settle allegations of antisemitism, despite denying wrongdoing, prompting concerns about the impact on other schools facing similar investigations and raising questions about academic freedom.
Columbia University Settles Antisemitism Allegations for $200 Million, Raising Concerns for Other Schools
Columbia University paid over $200 million to settle allegations of antisemitism, despite denying wrongdoing, prompting concerns about the impact on other schools facing similar investigations and raising questions about academic freedom.
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44% Bias Score
Hungary Bans Irish Rap Group Kneecap Over Antisemitism Claims
The Hungarian government banned Irish rap group Kneecap from the Sziget Festival and the country for three years, citing antisemitic statements and support for Hamas and Hezbollah, claiming their presence is a threat to national security.
Hungary Bans Irish Rap Group Kneecap Over Antisemitism Claims
The Hungarian government banned Irish rap group Kneecap from the Sziget Festival and the country for three years, citing antisemitic statements and support for Hamas and Hezbollah, claiming their presence is a threat to national security.
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48% Bias Score
UK: Retired Teachers Arrested, Face Terrorism Charges After Pro-Palestine Rally
Two retired teachers were arrested and held for 27 hours following a pro-Palestine rally in Cardiff, with police searching their homes and seizing numerous personal items; their bail conditions restrict their movements and social contact.
UK: Retired Teachers Arrested, Face Terrorism Charges After Pro-Palestine Rally
Two retired teachers were arrested and held for 27 hours following a pro-Palestine rally in Cardiff, with police searching their homes and seizing numerous personal items; their bail conditions restrict their movements and social contact.
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52% Bias Score
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