Auschwitz Visit Stirs French Students' Awareness of Holocaust
A guided tour of Auschwitz-Birkenau for nearly 200 French high school students on January 23rd, 2024, commemorating the 80th anniversary of the camp's liberation, profoundly impacted their understanding of the Holocaust and its continued relevance.
Auschwitz Visit Stirs French Students' Awareness of Holocaust
A guided tour of Auschwitz-Birkenau for nearly 200 French high school students on January 23rd, 2024, commemorating the 80th anniversary of the camp's liberation, profoundly impacted their understanding of the Holocaust and its continued relevance.
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24% Bias Score
State Attorneys General Warn Costco to End DEI Policies
Nineteen state attorneys general, echoing President Trump's executive order banning DEI from federal agencies, warned Costco to end its DEI policies, threatening legal action if the company doesn't comply within 30 days; Costco shareholders recently rejected a proposal to assess the risks of their D...
State Attorneys General Warn Costco to End DEI Policies
Nineteen state attorneys general, echoing President Trump's executive order banning DEI from federal agencies, warned Costco to end its DEI policies, threatening legal action if the company doesn't comply within 30 days; Costco shareholders recently rejected a proposal to assess the risks of their D...
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56% Bias Score
Russian Airstrike Kills Three Generations of Ukrainian Family in Zaporizhzhia
On November 7, 2023, a Russian guided aerial bomb killed a 17-month-old child, Adam Buhayov, his mother Sophiia Buhayova (27), and his great-grandmother Tetiana Tarasevych (68), along with six other civilians, in their Zaporizhzhia apartment. The attack highlights the ongoing civilian casualties in ...
Russian Airstrike Kills Three Generations of Ukrainian Family in Zaporizhzhia
On November 7, 2023, a Russian guided aerial bomb killed a 17-month-old child, Adam Buhayov, his mother Sophiia Buhayova (27), and his great-grandmother Tetiana Tarasevych (68), along with six other civilians, in their Zaporizhzhia apartment. The attack highlights the ongoing civilian casualties in ...
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56% Bias Score
Life After: Assisted Suicide and Systemic Neglect of Disabled Individuals
Director Reid Davenport's documentary, Life After, examines the right-to-die debate, focusing on the experiences of disabled individuals such as Elizabeth Bouvia, Jerika Bolen, and Michael Kaliszan; it questions whether assisted suicide is a real choice when life options are severely limited due to ...
Life After: Assisted Suicide and Systemic Neglect of Disabled Individuals
Director Reid Davenport's documentary, Life After, examines the right-to-die debate, focusing on the experiences of disabled individuals such as Elizabeth Bouvia, Jerika Bolen, and Michael Kaliszan; it questions whether assisted suicide is a real choice when life options are severely limited due to ...
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52% Bias Score
Geelong Church Member Sentenced to 22 Years for Child Sexual Abuse
A 38-year-old Geelong Revival Centre member, Todd Hubers van Assenraad, was sentenced to 22 years and 10 months imprisonment for the sexual abuse of nine boys aged 6-12, with the abuse occurring at his home, a church camping trip, and public places, and the church pastor initially contacted the abus...
Geelong Church Member Sentenced to 22 Years for Child Sexual Abuse
A 38-year-old Geelong Revival Centre member, Todd Hubers van Assenraad, was sentenced to 22 years and 10 months imprisonment for the sexual abuse of nine boys aged 6-12, with the abuse occurring at his home, a church camping trip, and public places, and the church pastor initially contacted the abus...
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28% Bias Score
Selena Gomez Condemns Trump's Mass Deportations
Selena Gomez posted an emotional Instagram video expressing sorrow over the mass deportation of Mexican people under President Trump's administration; the video, since deleted, was met with backlash, highlighting the polarized climate surrounding immigration.
Selena Gomez Condemns Trump's Mass Deportations
Selena Gomez posted an emotional Instagram video expressing sorrow over the mass deportation of Mexican people under President Trump's administration; the video, since deleted, was met with backlash, highlighting the polarized climate surrounding immigration.
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40% Bias Score
EU Beekeepers Protest Against Widespread Honey Fraud
European beekeepers protested in Madrid, Paris, and Lisbon against massive fraudulent honey imports, primarily from China, revealed in a 2024 EU report showing 46% of samples were fake; Spain had a 51% rate, impacting beekeepers' livelihoods and consumer trust.
EU Beekeepers Protest Against Widespread Honey Fraud
European beekeepers protested in Madrid, Paris, and Lisbon against massive fraudulent honey imports, primarily from China, revealed in a 2024 EU report showing 46% of samples were fake; Spain had a 51% rate, impacting beekeepers' livelihoods and consumer trust.
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64% Bias Score
Swiss Deportation of Pro-Palestine Journalist Sparks Outrage
Swiss authorities detained and deported Palestinian American journalist Ali Abunimah for three days before a scheduled speech, citing an entry ban, sparking outrage and claims of a crackdown on pro-Palestine voices in Europe amid the Gaza war.
Swiss Deportation of Pro-Palestine Journalist Sparks Outrage
Swiss authorities detained and deported Palestinian American journalist Ali Abunimah for three days before a scheduled speech, citing an entry ban, sparking outrage and claims of a crackdown on pro-Palestine voices in Europe amid the Gaza war.
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52% Bias Score
Trump's DEI Order Halts Federal Employee Resource Groups
President Trump's executive order targeting DEI programs has resulted in the suspension or disbanding of numerous federal employee resource groups (ERGs) across various agencies, prompting fear and anxiety among employees who fear retaliation and a potential return to discriminatory hiring practices...
Trump's DEI Order Halts Federal Employee Resource Groups
President Trump's executive order targeting DEI programs has resulted in the suspension or disbanding of numerous federal employee resource groups (ERGs) across various agencies, prompting fear and anxiety among employees who fear retaliation and a potential return to discriminatory hiring practices...
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60% Bias Score
Holocaust Distortion: A More Dangerous Threat Than Denial, Warns IHRA
Kathrin Meyer, IHRA secretary-general, warns that Holocaust distortion is more dangerous than denial, enabling anti-democratic groups and threatening democracy; she highlights the shrinking number of survivors and the use of distortion by figures like Vladimir Putin.
Holocaust Distortion: A More Dangerous Threat Than Denial, Warns IHRA
Kathrin Meyer, IHRA secretary-general, warns that Holocaust distortion is more dangerous than denial, enabling anti-democratic groups and threatening democracy; she highlights the shrinking number of survivors and the use of distortion by figures like Vladimir Putin.
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36% Bias Score
Former Inmate Challenges Legal Barriers to Medicare Access in Australian Prisons
Damien Linnane, a former inmate and PhD researcher, argues that Australian prisoners have an unrecognized right to Medicare-funded healthcare, challenging a decades-old legal interpretation and potentially revolutionizing prison healthcare access.
Former Inmate Challenges Legal Barriers to Medicare Access in Australian Prisons
Damien Linnane, a former inmate and PhD researcher, argues that Australian prisoners have an unrecognized right to Medicare-funded healthcare, challenging a decades-old legal interpretation and potentially revolutionizing prison healthcare access.
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56% Bias Score
Omagh Bombing Inquiry Begins: Could the Attack Have Been Prevented?
A public inquiry into the 1998 Omagh bombing, which killed 29 people in Northern Ireland, begins today, examining whether the attack could have been prevented by UK authorities; the inquiry will hear statements from victims' families over four weeks.
Omagh Bombing Inquiry Begins: Could the Attack Have Been Prevented?
A public inquiry into the 1998 Omagh bombing, which killed 29 people in Northern Ireland, begins today, examining whether the attack could have been prevented by UK authorities; the inquiry will hear statements from victims' families over four weeks.
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24% Bias Score