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FEMA's $80.5 Million Migrant Housing Payment Sparks Controversy, Leading to Employee Firings
FEMA disbursed $80.5 million to NYC for migrant services, including roughly $19 million for hotels, under the congressional Shelter and Services Program, distinct from disaster relief funds; this led to the firing of four FEMA employees for allegedly violating procedures.
FEMA's $80.5 Million Migrant Housing Payment Sparks Controversy, Leading to Employee Firings
FEMA disbursed $80.5 million to NYC for migrant services, including roughly $19 million for hotels, under the congressional Shelter and Services Program, distinct from disaster relief funds; this led to the firing of four FEMA employees for allegedly violating procedures.
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16% Bias Score


Appeals Court Rejects Trump Administration's Bid to Pause Federal Funding Freeze
A federal appeals court on Tuesday rejected the Trump administration's request to pause a lower court order halting a massive federal funding freeze, initiated through an OMB memo that directed agencies to pause funding for foreign aid and DEI programs and was later rescinded, but the White House sa...
Appeals Court Rejects Trump Administration's Bid to Pause Federal Funding Freeze
A federal appeals court on Tuesday rejected the Trump administration's request to pause a lower court order halting a massive federal funding freeze, initiated through an OMB memo that directed agencies to pause funding for foreign aid and DEI programs and was later rescinded, but the White House sa...
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36% Bias Score


UK Tax Evasion Costs Billions, MPs Warn
A UK parliamentary report reveals that tax evasion is costing the UK £5.5 billion annually, a figure MPs believe is likely underestimated due to systemic loopholes and a lack of inter-agency collaboration to combat fraud.
UK Tax Evasion Costs Billions, MPs Warn
A UK parliamentary report reveals that tax evasion is costing the UK £5.5 billion annually, a figure MPs believe is likely underestimated due to systemic loopholes and a lack of inter-agency collaboration to combat fraud.
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36% Bias Score


FEMA Officials Fired Over $59 Million in Migrant Housing Payments
Four FEMA officials were fired for allegedly misusing $59 million in federal funds sent to New York City to house migrants, prompting accusations from Elon Musk and raising questions about the future of FEMA under the Trump administration.
FEMA Officials Fired Over $59 Million in Migrant Housing Payments
Four FEMA officials were fired for allegedly misusing $59 million in federal funds sent to New York City to house migrants, prompting accusations from Elon Musk and raising questions about the future of FEMA under the Trump administration.
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56% Bias Score


Trump Expands Musk's Authority to Cut US Federal Workforce Amidst Criticism
President Trump signed an executive order giving Elon Musk's Department of Governmental Efficiency more power to cut the federal workforce, a move opposed by Democrats who cite concerns about transparency and potential conflicts of interest, despite a CBS News poll showing majority American support.
Trump Expands Musk's Authority to Cut US Federal Workforce Amidst Criticism
President Trump signed an executive order giving Elon Musk's Department of Governmental Efficiency more power to cut the federal workforce, a move opposed by Democrats who cite concerns about transparency and potential conflicts of interest, despite a CBS News poll showing majority American support.
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64% Bias Score


Bondi Backs Trump's Anti-Corruption Drive, Vows to Challenge Blocking Judges
Attorney General Pam Bondi supports President Trump's fight against government corruption, criticizing judges who blocked executive orders freezing billions in spending, particularly $59 million in FEMA funds sent to NYC luxury hotels for illegal migrants, vowing appeals to the Supreme Court.
Bondi Backs Trump's Anti-Corruption Drive, Vows to Challenge Blocking Judges
Attorney General Pam Bondi supports President Trump's fight against government corruption, criticizing judges who blocked executive orders freezing billions in spending, particularly $59 million in FEMA funds sent to NYC luxury hotels for illegal migrants, vowing appeals to the Supreme Court.
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68% Bias Score

Billions in Taxpayer Funds Used to Support Illegal Immigration
The Biden administration spent at least $31 billion in taxpayer money from 2020-2024, channeled through FEMA and various NGOs, to house and support illegal immigrants, including $59 million for luxury hotels in NYC, contradicting FEMA's original mission.

Billions in Taxpayer Funds Used to Support Illegal Immigration
The Biden administration spent at least $31 billion in taxpayer money from 2020-2024, channeled through FEMA and various NGOs, to house and support illegal immigrants, including $59 million for luxury hotels in NYC, contradicting FEMA's original mission.
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68% Bias Score

Trump Orders Massive Federal Workforce Cuts
President Trump signed an executive order on Tuesday mandating significant cuts to the federal workforce, requiring agencies to limit hiring to one employee for every four that leave and undertake large-scale reductions, impacting most federal agencies except for law enforcement, national security a...

Trump Orders Massive Federal Workforce Cuts
President Trump signed an executive order on Tuesday mandating significant cuts to the federal workforce, requiring agencies to limit hiring to one employee for every four that leave and undertake large-scale reductions, impacting most federal agencies except for law enforcement, national security a...
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64% Bias Score

UK Government Pledges £350 Million for Housebuilding Amidst Housing Crisis
The UK government announced an additional £350 million for housebuilding, aiming for 1.5 million homes in five years, including £300 million for affordable homes creating 2,800 units and £50 million for 250 council homes, while addressing a crisis with over 123,000 households in temporary accommodat...

UK Government Pledges £350 Million for Housebuilding Amidst Housing Crisis
The UK government announced an additional £350 million for housebuilding, aiming for 1.5 million homes in five years, including £300 million for affordable homes creating 2,800 units and £50 million for 250 council homes, while addressing a crisis with over 123,000 households in temporary accommodat...
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44% Bias Score

Musk Defends Controversial US Agency Review Amidst Lawsuits and Criticism
Elon Musk, alongside President Trump, defended the controversial "Department for Government Efficiency" (DOGE) review, citing a $2 trillion deficit and claiming transparency despite lawsuits and criticism regarding its methods which include mass layoffs and agency closures, such as the partial closu...

Musk Defends Controversial US Agency Review Amidst Lawsuits and Criticism
Elon Musk, alongside President Trump, defended the controversial "Department for Government Efficiency" (DOGE) review, citing a $2 trillion deficit and claiming transparency despite lawsuits and criticism regarding its methods which include mass layoffs and agency closures, such as the partial closu...
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52% Bias Score

Musk's Commission to Tackle US Deficit Sparks Controversy
Elon Musk, alongside Donald Trump, presented his extra-governmental commission, "DOGE," designed to tackle the US's $2 trillion deficit, sparking legal challenges and criticism due to its unconventional methods and Musk's significant government contracts.

Musk's Commission to Tackle US Deficit Sparks Controversy
Elon Musk, alongside Donald Trump, presented his extra-governmental commission, "DOGE," designed to tackle the US's $2 trillion deficit, sparking legal challenges and criticism due to its unconventional methods and Musk's significant government contracts.
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64% Bias Score

Bayern Tops Germany in KfW Energy Funding Despite State Government Claims
Bayern received almost €3.9 billion in KfW funding for energy transition in 2024, exceeding Nordrhein-Westfalen and including over €570 million for 42,000 heating system replacements, contrasting with the state government's claims of federal disadvantage.

Bayern Tops Germany in KfW Energy Funding Despite State Government Claims
Bayern received almost €3.9 billion in KfW funding for energy transition in 2024, exceeding Nordrhein-Westfalen and including over €570 million for 42,000 heating system replacements, contrasting with the state government's claims of federal disadvantage.
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48% Bias Score
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