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Fort Stewart Shooting: Sergeant Shoots Five Soldiers
At Fort Stewart, Georgia, on Wednesday, automated logistics sergeant Quornelius Radford, 28, shot five fellow soldiers with a personal handgun; the wounded soldiers are expected to survive, and Radford is in pretrial confinement.
Fort Stewart Shooting: Sergeant Shoots Five Soldiers
At Fort Stewart, Georgia, on Wednesday, automated logistics sergeant Quornelius Radford, 28, shot five fellow soldiers with a personal handgun; the wounded soldiers are expected to survive, and Radford is in pretrial confinement.
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44% Bias Score


Fort Stewart Shooting: Sergeant in Custody After Allegedly Shooting Five Soldiers
Sergeant Quornelius Radford, stationed at Fort Stewart, Georgia, allegedly shot five fellow soldiers with a personal firearm on Wednesday morning, prompting a base lockdown and leading to his arrest; two victims were transported to a civilian trauma center.
Fort Stewart Shooting: Sergeant in Custody After Allegedly Shooting Five Soldiers
Sergeant Quornelius Radford, stationed at Fort Stewart, Georgia, allegedly shot five fellow soldiers with a personal firearm on Wednesday morning, prompting a base lockdown and leading to his arrest; two victims were transported to a civilian trauma center.
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44% Bias Score


Georgia Army Base Shooting: Five Soldiers Injured
On Wednesday, an active-duty soldier, Quornelius Radford, opened fire at Fort Stewart Hunter Army Airfield in Georgia, injuring five fellow service members before being apprehended by fellow soldiers. The injured soldiers are expected to fully recover.
Georgia Army Base Shooting: Five Soldiers Injured
On Wednesday, an active-duty soldier, Quornelius Radford, opened fire at Fort Stewart Hunter Army Airfield in Georgia, injuring five fellow service members before being apprehended by fellow soldiers. The injured soldiers are expected to fully recover.
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32% Bias Score


Brain-Dead Woman Kept on Life Support in Georgia, Sparking Legal and Ethical Debate
A 31-year-old brain-dead Georgia woman, Adriana Smith, was kept on life support against her family's wishes due to legal uncertainties surrounding Georgia's restrictive abortion law; her baby, born prematurely, requires NICU care, raising complex legal and ethical questions.
Brain-Dead Woman Kept on Life Support in Georgia, Sparking Legal and Ethical Debate
A 31-year-old brain-dead Georgia woman, Adriana Smith, was kept on life support against her family's wishes due to legal uncertainties surrounding Georgia's restrictive abortion law; her baby, born prematurely, requires NICU care, raising complex legal and ethical questions.
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52% Bias Score


Georgia County Faces Highest Child Food Insecurity Rate Amidst Funding Cuts
Hancock County, Georgia, has the highest rate of child food insecurity in the U.S., forcing residents to rely on food banks like Helping Hands, which are strained by cuts to SNAP benefits and federal funding, impacting 1 in 2 children in the county and 1 in 4 children in the region.
Georgia County Faces Highest Child Food Insecurity Rate Amidst Funding Cuts
Hancock County, Georgia, has the highest rate of child food insecurity in the U.S., forcing residents to rely on food banks like Helping Hands, which are strained by cuts to SNAP benefits and federal funding, impacting 1 in 2 children in the county and 1 in 4 children in the region.
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36% Bias Score


Georgia's NATO Drills Amidst EU Accession Freeze
Georgia conducted major military exercises with NATO, involving over 2,000 troops from 10 countries, amidst concerns over its government's shift toward Russia and the EU's freezing of its accession process due to post-election arrests of opposition figures and journalists.
Georgia's NATO Drills Amidst EU Accession Freeze
Georgia conducted major military exercises with NATO, involving over 2,000 troops from 10 countries, amidst concerns over its government's shift toward Russia and the EU's freezing of its accession process due to post-election arrests of opposition figures and journalists.
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52% Bias Score

Fort Stewart Shooting: Soldier's Quick Actions Prevent Greater Casualties
At Fort Stewart, Georgia, active-duty Sergeant Quornelius Radford shot five fellow soldiers on Wednesday, but quick action by Staff Sergeant Aaron Turner and other soldiers disarmed him, preventing more casualties.

Fort Stewart Shooting: Soldier's Quick Actions Prevent Greater Casualties
At Fort Stewart, Georgia, active-duty Sergeant Quornelius Radford shot five fellow soldiers on Wednesday, but quick action by Staff Sergeant Aaron Turner and other soldiers disarmed him, preventing more casualties.
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44% Bias Score

Fort Stewart Shooting: Sergeant Injures Five Fellow Soldiers
On Wednesday, US Army Sergeant Quornelius Samentrio Radford, 28, shot five fellow soldiers at Fort Stewart, Georgia, using a personally owned Glock 9mm pistol following a prior day's disagreement; all five soldiers are in stable condition, and Radford is in custody.

Fort Stewart Shooting: Sergeant Injures Five Fellow Soldiers
On Wednesday, US Army Sergeant Quornelius Samentrio Radford, 28, shot five fellow soldiers at Fort Stewart, Georgia, using a personally owned Glock 9mm pistol following a prior day's disagreement; all five soldiers are in stable condition, and Radford is in custody.
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24% Bias Score

Fort Stewart Shooting Highlights Debate Over Military Base Firearm Policy
A shooting at Fort Stewart, Georgia's largest military base, injured five soldiers on Wednesday. The shooter, Sgt. Quornelius Radford, used a personal weapon, while soldiers lacked personal firearms due to a long-standing policy restricting weapons on base to military police, sparking debate about b...

Fort Stewart Shooting Highlights Debate Over Military Base Firearm Policy
A shooting at Fort Stewart, Georgia's largest military base, injured five soldiers on Wednesday. The shooter, Sgt. Quornelius Radford, used a personal weapon, while soldiers lacked personal firearms due to a long-standing policy restricting weapons on base to military police, sparking debate about b...
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36% Bias Score

Armenian Liquefied Gas Prices Surge 67% Amidst Allegations of Georgian Bribery
Liquefied gas prices in Armenia have increased by 67% in two months, reaching 200 drams; this is attributed by the Competition Protection Commission to increased procurement costs, seasonal demand, border congestion, and logistical issues in Georgia; however, experts allege bribery by Georgian offic...

Armenian Liquefied Gas Prices Surge 67% Amidst Allegations of Georgian Bribery
Liquefied gas prices in Armenia have increased by 67% in two months, reaching 200 drams; this is attributed by the Competition Protection Commission to increased procurement costs, seasonal demand, border congestion, and logistical issues in Georgia; however, experts allege bribery by Georgian offic...
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52% Bias Score

Medicaid Work Requirements: Georgia's Costly and Problematic Model
A new law mandates Medicaid work requirements for low-income adults in most US states; Georgia's experience shows high implementation costs (over \$91 million), significant bureaucratic hurdles, and numerous cases of improper denials and appeals, raising concerns about nationwide impact.

Medicaid Work Requirements: Georgia's Costly and Problematic Model
A new law mandates Medicaid work requirements for low-income adults in most US states; Georgia's experience shows high implementation costs (over \$91 million), significant bureaucratic hurdles, and numerous cases of improper denials and appeals, raising concerns about nationwide impact.
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56% Bias Score

Georgia's NATO Exercise Amidst EU Tensions
Georgia hosts a major NATO military exercise, Agile Spirit, involving over 2,000 soldiers from 10 countries, despite facing EU criticism over alleged electoral fraud and democratic backsliding, impacting its EU accession process and resulting in a loss of €30 million in EU funding.

Georgia's NATO Exercise Amidst EU Tensions
Georgia hosts a major NATO military exercise, Agile Spirit, involving over 2,000 soldiers from 10 countries, despite facing EU criticism over alleged electoral fraud and democratic backsliding, impacting its EU accession process and resulting in a loss of €30 million in EU funding.
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52% Bias Score
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