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Trump Administration Halts Federal Grants and Loans, Causing Widespread Disruption
The Trump administration abruptly halted federal grants and loans, causing widespread confusion and impacting numerous programs, including school meals, foreign aid, and veteran reintegration, due to concerns about compliance with recent executive orders; the move has resulted in lawsuits and widesp...
Trump Administration Halts Federal Grants and Loans, Causing Widespread Disruption
The Trump administration abruptly halted federal grants and loans, causing widespread confusion and impacting numerous programs, including school meals, foreign aid, and veteran reintegration, due to concerns about compliance with recent executive orders; the move has resulted in lawsuits and widesp...
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56% Bias Score
NIH Research Halted by Trump Administration's Communications Pause
The Trump administration's communications pause has halted purchasing at the NIH, affecting ongoing research and potentially compromising studies due to lack of essential supplies like test tubes, medication, and animal feed; researchers fear job losses and compromised research results.
NIH Research Halted by Trump Administration's Communications Pause
The Trump administration's communications pause has halted purchasing at the NIH, affecting ongoing research and potentially compromising studies due to lack of essential supplies like test tubes, medication, and animal feed; researchers fear job losses and compromised research results.
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52% Bias Score
US Debt Ceiling Crisis Looms as Congress Faces January 16th Deadline
The US will reach its $36 trillion debt limit on January 16th, prompting Treasury to use temporary measures until March 14th, when Congress must raise or suspend the limit to avoid a potential default and global economic crisis; internal divisions within the Republican party complicate this process.
US Debt Ceiling Crisis Looms as Congress Faces January 16th Deadline
The US will reach its $36 trillion debt limit on January 16th, prompting Treasury to use temporary measures until March 14th, when Congress must raise or suspend the limit to avoid a potential default and global economic crisis; internal divisions within the Republican party complicate this process.
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44% Bias Score
France Passes Emergency Budget Law After Government Censure
The French Parliament unanimously passed a temporary budget law on December 18th, authorizing the government to function until a proper 2025 budget is adopted, following the censure of Prime Minister Michel Barnier's government.
France Passes Emergency Budget Law After Government Censure
The French Parliament unanimously passed a temporary budget law on December 18th, authorizing the government to function until a proper 2025 budget is adopted, following the censure of Prime Minister Michel Barnier's government.
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36% Bias Score
US Debt Ceiling Reinstated, Delaying but Not Avoiding Looming Crisis
The US debt ceiling was reinstated at nearly \$36.2 trillion on Thursday, delaying the need for extraordinary measures to avoid default until mid-January, creating a political challenge for Republicans in Congress who must resolve it before a potential first-ever default.
US Debt Ceiling Reinstated, Delaying but Not Avoiding Looming Crisis
The US debt ceiling was reinstated at nearly \$36.2 trillion on Thursday, delaying the need for extraordinary measures to avoid default until mid-January, creating a political challenge for Republicans in Congress who must resolve it before a potential first-ever default.
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44% Bias Score
Narrow House Majority Threatens Trump's Agenda and Presidential Certification
President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet picks await Senate confirmation, while House Speaker Mike Johnson faces a tight race for reelection, threatened by a historically narrow Republican majority that could delay the January 6th certification of Trump's presidential win.
Narrow House Majority Threatens Trump's Agenda and Presidential Certification
President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet picks await Senate confirmation, while House Speaker Mike Johnson faces a tight race for reelection, threatened by a historically narrow Republican majority that could delay the January 6th certification of Trump's presidential win.
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60% Bias Score
US Government Faces Shutdown Threat Amid Spending Impasse
The US government faces a potential shutdown on March 14th due to the failure of the Republican-controlled Congress and White House to agree on a spending plan for fiscal year 2025, despite having unified control.
US Government Faces Shutdown Threat Amid Spending Impasse
The US government faces a potential shutdown on March 14th due to the failure of the Republican-controlled Congress and White House to agree on a spending plan for fiscal year 2025, despite having unified control.
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56% Bias Score
House Republicans Warn of Funding Deadline Crisis
House Republicans express concerns about slow progress on spending talks before the March 14 government funding deadline, facing challenges from a concurrent reconciliation process and the absence of a topline funding number, potentially leading to a continuing resolution or government shutdown.
House Republicans Warn of Funding Deadline Crisis
House Republicans express concerns about slow progress on spending talks before the March 14 government funding deadline, facing challenges from a concurrent reconciliation process and the absence of a topline funding number, potentially leading to a continuing resolution or government shutdown.
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60% Bias Score
Trump's Shifting Stance on Reconciliation Creates Uncertainty for Republicans
President-elect Trump's shifting stance on whether to pass his legislative agenda as one bill or two via reconciliation creates uncertainty for Republicans, who aim to pass the bill by late April or Memorial Day at the latest, facing internal divisions and a narrow majority in the House.
Trump's Shifting Stance on Reconciliation Creates Uncertainty for Republicans
President-elect Trump's shifting stance on whether to pass his legislative agenda as one bill or two via reconciliation creates uncertainty for Republicans, who aim to pass the bill by late April or Memorial Day at the latest, facing internal divisions and a narrow majority in the House.
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56% Bias Score
Republican Speaker Vote Threatens Trump's Election Certification
House Republicans face a critical vote today on Speaker Mike Johnson's reelection, threatened by internal divisions that could delay the certification of Donald Trump's election victory, potentially disrupting the constitutionally mandated process.
Republican Speaker Vote Threatens Trump's Election Certification
House Republicans face a critical vote today on Speaker Mike Johnson's reelection, threatened by internal divisions that could delay the certification of Donald Trump's election victory, potentially disrupting the constitutionally mandated process.
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52% Bias Score
US Debt Ceiling Reinstated, Setting Stage for January Showdown
The US debt ceiling was reinstated Thursday at nearly $36.2 trillion, but a projected dip in debt allows for continued borrowing until at least mid-January; President-elect Trump is demanding immediate action, while Republicans face internal divisions over spending cuts, setting up a major challenge...
US Debt Ceiling Reinstated, Setting Stage for January Showdown
The US debt ceiling was reinstated Thursday at nearly $36.2 trillion, but a projected dip in debt allows for continued borrowing until at least mid-January; President-elect Trump is demanding immediate action, while Republicans face internal divisions over spending cuts, setting up a major challenge...
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44% Bias Score
US Faces Debt Ceiling Crisis in January 2025
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned Congress that the federal government may hit its $31.4 trillion debt ceiling between January 14 and 23, 2025, requiring "extraordinary measures" to avoid default unless Congress acts; President Trump recently supported abolishing the debt ceiling.
US Faces Debt Ceiling Crisis in January 2025
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned Congress that the federal government may hit its $31.4 trillion debt ceiling between January 14 and 23, 2025, requiring "extraordinary measures" to avoid default unless Congress acts; President Trump recently supported abolishing the debt ceiling.
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52% Bias Score
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