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Global Far-Right Network Gathers at Trump's Inauguration
In January 2025, Donald Trump's second inauguration attracted global far-right leaders, including Argentinian President Javier Milei and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, highlighting a transnational network aiming to reshape the global ideological order, funded by various sources including sur...
Global Far-Right Network Gathers at Trump's Inauguration
In January 2025, Donald Trump's second inauguration attracted global far-right leaders, including Argentinian President Javier Milei and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, highlighting a transnational network aiming to reshape the global ideological order, funded by various sources including sur...
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40% Bias Score
China's Retaliatory Tariffs Escalate US Trade War, Jeopardizing Ukraine Peace Plan
In response to US tariffs on Chinese imports, China imposed retaliatory tariffs on US goods, including coal, natural gas, oil, agricultural machinery, and automobiles, escalating trade tensions and potentially jeopardizing a planned February 12th Ukraine peace plan.
China's Retaliatory Tariffs Escalate US Trade War, Jeopardizing Ukraine Peace Plan
In response to US tariffs on Chinese imports, China imposed retaliatory tariffs on US goods, including coal, natural gas, oil, agricultural machinery, and automobiles, escalating trade tensions and potentially jeopardizing a planned February 12th Ukraine peace plan.
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56% Bias Score
Right-Wing Group's 'Blacklists' of Federal Employees Funded by Heritage Foundation
The American Accountability Foundation, funded by the Heritage Foundation, publishes "blacklists" of federal employees on X, including their photos and social media, causing staff intimidation and union outcry; other lists target people of color in government health roles and education workers.
Right-Wing Group's 'Blacklists' of Federal Employees Funded by Heritage Foundation
The American Accountability Foundation, funded by the Heritage Foundation, publishes "blacklists" of federal employees on X, including their photos and social media, causing staff intimidation and union outcry; other lists target people of color in government health roles and education workers.
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60% Bias Score
Trump's Tariff Tactics: A Masterclass in Brinkmanship
President Trump's use of tariffs as a negotiation tactic, as shown by his recent actions against Colombia, Mexico, and Canada, has led to immediate policy changes in these countries but raises concerns about potential future trade wars and the economic health of the global economy.
Trump's Tariff Tactics: A Masterclass in Brinkmanship
President Trump's use of tariffs as a negotiation tactic, as shown by his recent actions against Colombia, Mexico, and Canada, has led to immediate policy changes in these countries but raises concerns about potential future trade wars and the economic health of the global economy.
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52% Bias Score
USAID's Limited Latin American Aid in 2023
In 2023, USAID channeled $1.7 billion to Latin America, a relatively small portion of its global $42 billion budget, with Colombia, Haiti, Venezuela, Guatemala, and Honduras receiving the most funding for humanitarian aid, economic development, and democratic initiatives.
USAID's Limited Latin American Aid in 2023
In 2023, USAID channeled $1.7 billion to Latin America, a relatively small portion of its global $42 billion budget, with Colombia, Haiti, Venezuela, Guatemala, and Honduras receiving the most funding for humanitarian aid, economic development, and democratic initiatives.
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24% Bias Score
Trump Freezes Billions in Foreign Aid Following Musk's USAID Restructuring
President Trump, heeding Elon Musk's call to dismantle USAID, froze billions in foreign aid, leading to the immediate suspension of vital services in multiple countries, including healthcare in Ethiopia and food aid in Sudan, raising concerns about global stability and US foreign policy.
Trump Freezes Billions in Foreign Aid Following Musk's USAID Restructuring
President Trump, heeding Elon Musk's call to dismantle USAID, froze billions in foreign aid, leading to the immediate suspension of vital services in multiple countries, including healthcare in Ethiopia and food aid in Sudan, raising concerns about global stability and US foreign policy.
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60% Bias Score
Global Far-Right Network Consolidates Power at Trump's Inauguration
At Donald Trump's January 2025 inauguration, a global network of far-right leaders, including Argentine President Javier Milei and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, gathered, highlighting a coordinated effort to reshape the global ideological order, financed by private individuals and state fun...
Global Far-Right Network Consolidates Power at Trump's Inauguration
At Donald Trump's January 2025 inauguration, a global network of far-right leaders, including Argentine President Javier Milei and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, gathered, highlighting a coordinated effort to reshape the global ideological order, financed by private individuals and state fun...
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48% Bias Score
Trump's Gaza Proposal Sparks Debate in Dutch Politics
President Trump's proposal to depopulate Gaza has elicited mixed reactions in the Netherlands, with some parties supporting it while others express deep concern, prompting debate on how Europe should respond to such pronouncements and maintain international relations.
Trump's Gaza Proposal Sparks Debate in Dutch Politics
President Trump's proposal to depopulate Gaza has elicited mixed reactions in the Netherlands, with some parties supporting it while others express deep concern, prompting debate on how Europe should respond to such pronouncements and maintain international relations.
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44% Bias Score
USAID Employees Placed on Leave Amidst Agency Closure Order
Following President Trump's directive, Elon Musk ordered the administrative leave of all USAID employees, effective February 7th, 2025, impacting 10,000 employees and potentially halting the agency's $40 billion global aid budget for a 90-day review.
USAID Employees Placed on Leave Amidst Agency Closure Order
Following President Trump's directive, Elon Musk ordered the administrative leave of all USAID employees, effective February 7th, 2025, impacting 10,000 employees and potentially halting the agency's $40 billion global aid budget for a 90-day review.
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56% Bias Score
Trump's Aggressive Foreign Policy Challenges International Order
Donald Trump's foreign policy actions, since his inauguration, have included threats against Greenland, tariffs on Canada and Mexico, criticism of Colombia, and promises to seize the Panama Canal, causing Europe to struggle to adapt to his aggressive power politics.
Trump's Aggressive Foreign Policy Challenges International Order
Donald Trump's foreign policy actions, since his inauguration, have included threats against Greenland, tariffs on Canada and Mexico, criticism of Colombia, and promises to seize the Panama Canal, causing Europe to struggle to adapt to his aggressive power politics.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Freezes Billions in Foreign Aid After Musk's USAID Restructuring
President Trump, heeding Elon Musk's call to dismantle USAID, froze billions in foreign aid, triggering immediate humanitarian crises in Ethiopia, Myanmar, and Sudan, while the agency's website was shut down and hundreds of employees were locked out.
Trump Freezes Billions in Foreign Aid After Musk's USAID Restructuring
President Trump, heeding Elon Musk's call to dismantle USAID, froze billions in foreign aid, triggering immediate humanitarian crises in Ethiopia, Myanmar, and Sudan, while the agency's website was shut down and hundreds of employees were locked out.
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60% Bias Score
Trump's Aggressive Diplomacy Yields Early Concessions
In his first two weeks in office, President Donald Trump secured major concessions from Mexico, Canada, Colombia, and Panama through aggressive tariff threats and other forms of pressure, despite market uncertainty and potential risks to long-term international relations.
Trump's Aggressive Diplomacy Yields Early Concessions
In his first two weeks in office, President Donald Trump secured major concessions from Mexico, Canada, Colombia, and Panama through aggressive tariff threats and other forms of pressure, despite market uncertainty and potential risks to long-term international relations.
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56% Bias Score
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