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Columbia University Library Occupied by Anti-Israel Protesters, Leading to 80 Arrests
On Wednesday, masked protesters disrupted finals week at Columbia University by storming Butler Library, chanting pro-Hamas slogans and causing property damage; over 80 arrests followed.
Columbia University Library Occupied by Anti-Israel Protesters, Leading to 80 Arrests
On Wednesday, masked protesters disrupted finals week at Columbia University by storming Butler Library, chanting pro-Hamas slogans and causing property damage; over 80 arrests followed.
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64% Bias Score
EU Criticizes Blocking of Imamoglu's Social Media, Impacting EU-Turkey Relations
EU Ambassador Thomas Ossowski criticized the blocking of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu's social media as a negative development, hindering the recently revived EU-Turkey relations, and stressed the importance of free speech and democratic competition for stronger ties.
EU Criticizes Blocking of Imamoglu's Social Media, Impacting EU-Turkey Relations
EU Ambassador Thomas Ossowski criticized the blocking of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu's social media as a negative development, hindering the recently revived EU-Turkey relations, and stressed the importance of free speech and democratic competition for stronger ties.
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44% Bias Score
Turkey Blocks Istanbul Mayor's X Account
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu's X account was blocked by Turkey on May 8th, 2024, due to a post deemed unlawful by the Disinformation Struggle Center, prompting condemnation from the CHP and concerns about digital authoritarianism.
Turkey Blocks Istanbul Mayor's X Account
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu's X account was blocked by Turkey on May 8th, 2024, due to a post deemed unlawful by the Disinformation Struggle Center, prompting condemnation from the CHP and concerns about digital authoritarianism.
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52% Bias Score
Istanbul Court Transfers Journalist's Case, Denies Release
An Istanbul court ruled it lacked jurisdiction in the case of journalist Yıldız Tar, who has been detained since February 21, 2025, transferring the case to Ankara while denying her release; the prosecution interpreted her reporting as 'organizational coordination'.
Istanbul Court Transfers Journalist's Case, Denies Release
An Istanbul court ruled it lacked jurisdiction in the case of journalist Yıldız Tar, who has been detained since February 21, 2025, transferring the case to Ankara while denying her release; the prosecution interpreted her reporting as 'organizational coordination'.
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48% Bias Score
Haverford College President Faces Defunding Threats Over Refusal to Disclose Antisemitism Disciplinary Actions
During a congressional hearing on Wednesday, Haverford College President Wendy Raymond faced intense criticism from Republican lawmakers for refusing to discuss student disciplinary actions related to alleged antisemitism, prompting threats of defunding the college and highlighting the ongoing tensi...
Haverford College President Faces Defunding Threats Over Refusal to Disclose Antisemitism Disciplinary Actions
During a congressional hearing on Wednesday, Haverford College President Wendy Raymond faced intense criticism from Republican lawmakers for refusing to discuss student disciplinary actions related to alleged antisemitism, prompting threats of defunding the college and highlighting the ongoing tensi...
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60% Bias Score
France Dissolves Antifascist and Pro-Palestinian Groups, Sparking Protests
The French government dissolved the antifascist group Jeune Garde and the pro-Palestinian group Urgence Palestine, sparking protests nationwide; the move is criticized as suppressing free speech and is linked to pressure from the far-right Rassemblement National.
France Dissolves Antifascist and Pro-Palestinian Groups, Sparking Protests
The French government dissolved the antifascist group Jeune Garde and the pro-Palestinian group Urgence Palestine, sparking protests nationwide; the move is criticized as suppressing free speech and is linked to pressure from the far-right Rassemblement National.
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64% Bias Score
Danish Trial: First Case Under New Law on Quran Desecration
Two men in Denmark stand trial for burning a Quran during a June 2024 festival, livestreamed on Facebook; this is the first case under a new law criminalizing mistreatment of religious texts, enacted in December 2023, due to international tensions from previous Quran burnings.
Danish Trial: First Case Under New Law on Quran Desecration
Two men in Denmark stand trial for burning a Quran during a June 2024 festival, livestreamed on Facebook; this is the first case under a new law criminalizing mistreatment of religious texts, enacted in December 2023, due to international tensions from previous Quran burnings.
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48% Bias Score
House Committee Grills University Presidents on Campus Antisemitism
The House Committee on Education and the Workforce held its eighth hearing on campus antisemitism on Wednesday, questioning university presidents about their response to antisemitic incidents and pro-Palestinian protests; some presidents faced warnings of potential consequences.
House Committee Grills University Presidents on Campus Antisemitism
The House Committee on Education and the Workforce held its eighth hearing on campus antisemitism on Wednesday, questioning university presidents about their response to antisemitic incidents and pro-Palestinian protests; some presidents faced warnings of potential consequences.
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60% Bias Score
Released Student Launches \$1 Million Vermont Immigrant Legal Defense Fund
A \$1 million fundraising campaign for Vermont's immigrant legal defense fund launched Thursday, spearheaded by Palestinian student Mohsen Mahdawi, who was freed from 16 days of detention after a judge ruled his arrest was an attempt to stifle his speech. The fund aims to expand legal support for im...
Released Student Launches \$1 Million Vermont Immigrant Legal Defense Fund
A \$1 million fundraising campaign for Vermont's immigrant legal defense fund launched Thursday, spearheaded by Palestinian student Mohsen Mahdawi, who was freed from 16 days of detention after a judge ruled his arrest was an attempt to stifle his speech. The fund aims to expand legal support for im...
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44% Bias Score
50 Arrested in Columbia University Pro-Gaza Sit-in
Columbia University police arrested approximately 50 students participating in a pro-Gaza sit-in at Butler Library on October 26th, 2023, after they refused to leave despite warnings, citing safety concerns and the involvement of non-university affiliates. Two university security officers were injur...
50 Arrested in Columbia University Pro-Gaza Sit-in
Columbia University police arrested approximately 50 students participating in a pro-Gaza sit-in at Butler Library on October 26th, 2023, after they refused to leave despite warnings, citing safety concerns and the involvement of non-university affiliates. Two university security officers were injur...
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52% Bias Score
Columbia Jewish Students Challenge Antisemitism Narrative Amidst Gaza Protests
Jewish students at Columbia University, facing arrests and accusations of antisemitism for protesting Israel's actions in Gaza, are lobbying Congress to counter what they say are false narratives, emphasizing their activism stems from their Jewish faith and commitment to human rights.
Columbia Jewish Students Challenge Antisemitism Narrative Amidst Gaza Protests
Jewish students at Columbia University, facing arrests and accusations of antisemitism for protesting Israel's actions in Gaza, are lobbying Congress to counter what they say are false narratives, emphasizing their activism stems from their Jewish faith and commitment to human rights.
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48% Bias Score
Court Orders Transfer of Detained Tufts Student Amidst Free Speech Dispute
A federal appeals court ordered the immediate transfer of Rumeysa Öztürk, a Turkish Tufts University student detained by ICE in Louisiana, to Vermont, rejecting the Trump administration's request to halt the transfer; Öztürk's detention followed her visa revocation for co-authoring a pro-Hamas op-ed...
Court Orders Transfer of Detained Tufts Student Amidst Free Speech Dispute
A federal appeals court ordered the immediate transfer of Rumeysa Öztürk, a Turkish Tufts University student detained by ICE in Louisiana, to Vermont, rejecting the Trump administration's request to halt the transfer; Öztürk's detention followed her visa revocation for co-authoring a pro-Hamas op-ed...
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44% Bias Score
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