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USAID Official on Leave After Blaming Trump Appointees for Blocking Lifesaving Aid
Nicholas Enrich, acting USAID global health administrator, was put on leave after a memo blaming Trump appointees for blocking lifesaving aid, including Ebola response in Uganda, due to obstacles created within USAID, the State Department, and DOGE, directly contradicting claims by Elon Musk.
USAID Official on Leave After Blaming Trump Appointees for Blocking Lifesaving Aid
Nicholas Enrich, acting USAID global health administrator, was put on leave after a memo blaming Trump appointees for blocking lifesaving aid, including Ebola response in Uganda, due to obstacles created within USAID, the State Department, and DOGE, directly contradicting claims by Elon Musk.
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44% Bias Score


Mysterious Illness Outbreak in DRC Causes 60 Deaths
At least 60 deaths and over 1,000 cases of a mysterious illness have been reported in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Equateur province, with 141 cases in Basankusu and 12 in Bolamba, where preliminary tests show malaria in over half of patients, but the exact cause is still under investigation b...
Mysterious Illness Outbreak in DRC Causes 60 Deaths
At least 60 deaths and over 1,000 cases of a mysterious illness have been reported in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Equateur province, with 141 cases in Basankusu and 12 in Bolamba, where preliminary tests show malaria in over half of patients, but the exact cause is still under investigation b...
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20% Bias Score


Pope Francis Stable, Prognosis Guarded
Pope Francis's health remains stable after a concerning respiratory episode; he is responding to supplemental oxygen treatment at Rome's Gemelli Hospital, though his age and history of lung disease remain factors in his prognosis.
Pope Francis Stable, Prognosis Guarded
Pope Francis's health remains stable after a concerning respiratory episode; he is responding to supplemental oxygen treatment at Rome's Gemelli Hospital, though his age and history of lung disease remain factors in his prognosis.
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40% Bias Score


Global Aid Cuts Leave Millions Without Life-Saving Care
The Trump administration's decision to eliminate over 90% of foreign aid contracts has resulted in the immediate closure of thousands of programs globally, impacting millions and leaving vulnerable populations without access to life-saving care, including food, healthcare, and other essential servic...
Global Aid Cuts Leave Millions Without Life-Saving Care
The Trump administration's decision to eliminate over 90% of foreign aid contracts has resulted in the immediate closure of thousands of programs globally, impacting millions and leaving vulnerable populations without access to life-saving care, including food, healthcare, and other essential servic...
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60% Bias Score


Trump Administration's $60 Billion USAID Cuts Devastate Global Aid
The Trump administration canceled $60 billion in USAID contracts, halting aid to 130 countries and causing immediate harm; programs supporting HIV/AIDS, drought relief, and conflict zones are collapsing, resulting in lawsuits and staff furloughs.
Trump Administration's $60 Billion USAID Cuts Devastate Global Aid
The Trump administration canceled $60 billion in USAID contracts, halting aid to 130 countries and causing immediate harm; programs supporting HIV/AIDS, drought relief, and conflict zones are collapsing, resulting in lawsuits and staff furloughs.
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60% Bias Score


US Funding Cuts Threaten South Africa's HIV/AIDS Progress
US funding cuts to South Africa's HIV/AIDS programs, deemed not aligned with US priorities, risk causing over 500,000 deaths and half a million new infections in the next decade, according to the Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation, impacting 5.5 million people currently on anti-retroviral medication.
US Funding Cuts Threaten South Africa's HIV/AIDS Progress
US funding cuts to South Africa's HIV/AIDS programs, deemed not aligned with US priorities, risk causing over 500,000 deaths and half a million new infections in the next decade, according to the Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation, impacting 5.5 million people currently on anti-retroviral medication.
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40% Bias Score

Pope Francis Shows Improvement, Remains in Hospital
Pope Francis, hospitalized since February 14th with pneumonia, showed improved breathing on Sunday, no longer needing mechanical ventilation, though his condition remains complex and prognosis guarded; he missed the Angelus and will miss Ash Wednesday services.

Pope Francis Shows Improvement, Remains in Hospital
Pope Francis, hospitalized since February 14th with pneumonia, showed improved breathing on Sunday, no longer needing mechanical ventilation, though his condition remains complex and prognosis guarded; he missed the Angelus and will miss Ash Wednesday services.
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36% Bias Score

Global Palliative Care Needs Surge 74% in Three Decades
A new study reveals a 74% rise in global palliative care needs over the past three decades, reaching 73.5 million in 2021, with most cases concentrated in low-income countries due to chronic illnesses while high-income nations see increases driven by cancer, heart disease, and dementia.

Global Palliative Care Needs Surge 74% in Three Decades
A new study reveals a 74% rise in global palliative care needs over the past three decades, reaching 73.5 million in 2021, with most cases concentrated in low-income countries due to chronic illnesses while high-income nations see increases driven by cancer, heart disease, and dementia.
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24% Bias Score

Trump's Foreign Aid Cuts Leave Millions Without Life-Saving Care
The Trump administration's elimination of over 90% of foreign aid contracts, totaling approximately $60 billion, has led to the immediate closure of 10,000 USAID programs globally, leaving millions without access to life-saving care and exacerbating existing humanitarian crises in countries like Con...

Trump's Foreign Aid Cuts Leave Millions Without Life-Saving Care
The Trump administration's elimination of over 90% of foreign aid contracts, totaling approximately $60 billion, has led to the immediate closure of 10,000 USAID programs globally, leaving millions without access to life-saving care and exacerbating existing humanitarian crises in countries like Con...
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56% Bias Score

USAID Instability Threatens Global Food Aid
Edesia, a Rhode Island company producing life-saving nutritional paste for malnourished children, experienced a temporary contract termination from USAID, highlighting broader instability within the agency due to recent staff changes and contract cancellations affecting the global supply of aid.

USAID Instability Threatens Global Food Aid
Edesia, a Rhode Island company producing life-saving nutritional paste for malnourished children, experienced a temporary contract termination from USAID, highlighting broader instability within the agency due to recent staff changes and contract cancellations affecting the global supply of aid.
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48% Bias Score

US Terminates $60 Billion in Foreign Aid Contracts
The U.S. State Department terminated nearly 10,000 foreign aid contracts totaling approximately $60 billion, impacting numerous humanitarian organizations and causing the immediate closure of vital services, including healthcare clinics and refugee support programs in countries such as Sudan and Som...

US Terminates $60 Billion in Foreign Aid Contracts
The U.S. State Department terminated nearly 10,000 foreign aid contracts totaling approximately $60 billion, impacting numerous humanitarian organizations and causing the immediate closure of vital services, including healthcare clinics and refugee support programs in countries such as Sudan and Som...
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64% Bias Score

USAID Funding Cuts Jeopardize Global Health Initiatives
The U.S. State Department plans to end more than 90% of USAID contracts worldwide, saving a purported $58.2 billion, despite claims that critical health programs are spared; however, organizations like the Stop TB Partnership have already lost funding, impacting thousands of employees and jeopardizi...

USAID Funding Cuts Jeopardize Global Health Initiatives
The U.S. State Department plans to end more than 90% of USAID contracts worldwide, saving a purported $58.2 billion, despite claims that critical health programs are spared; however, organizations like the Stop TB Partnership have already lost funding, impacting thousands of employees and jeopardizi...
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52% Bias Score
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