Trump Executive Order Targets Government Censorship, Raising Concerns About Political Reprisal
President Trump issued an executive order prohibiting government conduct that unconstitutionally restricts free speech, directing the attorney general to investigate the Biden administration and potentially punish perceived enemies, raising concerns among legal and political experts about its impact...
Trump Executive Order Targets Government Censorship, Raising Concerns About Political Reprisal
President Trump issued an executive order prohibiting government conduct that unconstitutionally restricts free speech, directing the attorney general to investigate the Biden administration and potentially punish perceived enemies, raising concerns among legal and political experts about its impact...
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56% Bias Score
Trump Reverses LGBT+ Rights Protections in Federal Government
Donald Trump's first day in office saw the signing of executive orders eliminating federal recognition of gender identity beyond male and female, ending diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, and reversing protections against LGBT+ discrimination, impacting 1.6 million transgender American...
Trump Reverses LGBT+ Rights Protections in Federal Government
Donald Trump's first day in office saw the signing of executive orders eliminating federal recognition of gender identity beyond male and female, ending diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, and reversing protections against LGBT+ discrimination, impacting 1.6 million transgender American...
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48% Bias Score
Brazil Condemns U.S. for Shackling Deportees in Manaus
On January 25th, the Brazilian Ministry of Justice denounced the U.S. for keeping 88 shackled Brazilians on a plane during a technical stop in Manaus after a deportation flight from the U.S., prompting President Lula da Silva to intervene, asserting Brazil's sovereignty and deploying a Brazilian Air...
Brazil Condemns U.S. for Shackling Deportees in Manaus
On January 25th, the Brazilian Ministry of Justice denounced the U.S. for keeping 88 shackled Brazilians on a plane during a technical stop in Manaus after a deportation flight from the U.S., prompting President Lula da Silva to intervene, asserting Brazil's sovereignty and deploying a Brazilian Air...
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52% Bias Score
UN Suspends Yemen Travel After Houthi Abductions
Following the capture of seven more UN staff members in Yemen by Houthi rebels, the UN suspended all official travel to Houthi-controlled areas, impacting humanitarian aid delivery to millions. A total of 23 UN personnel are currently detained.
UN Suspends Yemen Travel After Houthi Abductions
Following the capture of seven more UN staff members in Yemen by Houthi rebels, the UN suspended all official travel to Houthi-controlled areas, impacting humanitarian aid delivery to millions. A total of 23 UN personnel are currently detained.
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48% Bias Score
Konya Building Collapse: 5 Rescued, 2 Missing
A three-story building in Konya, Turkey, collapsed, trapping several Syrian residents. Rescue efforts involved 962 personnel and 216 vehicles, resulting in 5 survivors and ongoing search efforts for 2 missing persons. Allegations of a supporting column being cut during renovations are under investig...
Konya Building Collapse: 5 Rescued, 2 Missing
A three-story building in Konya, Turkey, collapsed, trapping several Syrian residents. Rescue efforts involved 962 personnel and 216 vehicles, resulting in 5 survivors and ongoing search efforts for 2 missing persons. Allegations of a supporting column being cut during renovations are under investig...
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36% Bias Score
Target Scales Back DEI Initiatives Amidst Conservative Backlash
Target announced it is scaling back its diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, including ending a program to support Black employees and concluding its three-year DEI goals, citing pressure from conservative groups and the evolving external landscape.
Target Scales Back DEI Initiatives Amidst Conservative Backlash
Target announced it is scaling back its diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, including ending a program to support Black employees and concluding its three-year DEI goals, citing pressure from conservative groups and the evolving external landscape.
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52% Bias Score
Israeli Fire Kills Palestinian Amidst Gaza Return Dispute
On January 25th, Israeli forces killed one Palestinian and wounded several others near Al-Bureij and Al-Nuseirat refugee camps in central Gaza as displaced Palestinians attempted to return to their northern homes; Israel cited security concerns and Hamas's incomplete fulfillment of the ceasefire agr...
Israeli Fire Kills Palestinian Amidst Gaza Return Dispute
On January 25th, Israeli forces killed one Palestinian and wounded several others near Al-Bureij and Al-Nuseirat refugee camps in central Gaza as displaced Palestinians attempted to return to their northern homes; Israel cited security concerns and Hamas's incomplete fulfillment of the ceasefire agr...
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52% Bias Score
Massive Oil Spill off Anapa Coast Devastates Black Sea Ecosystem
Two aging Russian tankers, Volgoneft 212 and Volgoneft 239, sank near Anapa, Russia, spilling approximately 5,000 tons of fuel oil into the Black Sea, causing significant environmental damage, impacting tourism, and resulting in at least one death.
Massive Oil Spill off Anapa Coast Devastates Black Sea Ecosystem
Two aging Russian tankers, Volgoneft 212 and Volgoneft 239, sank near Anapa, Russia, spilling approximately 5,000 tons of fuel oil into the Black Sea, causing significant environmental damage, impacting tourism, and resulting in at least one death.
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40% Bias Score
14-Year-Old Charged with Murder of 12-Year-Old Boy in Birmingham
A 14-year-old boy has been charged with the murder of 12-year-old Leo Ross, who was stabbed to death in Birmingham's Hall Green on Tuesday; the boy has also been charged with six counts of assault and possession of a bladed article.
14-Year-Old Charged with Murder of 12-Year-Old Boy in Birmingham
A 14-year-old boy has been charged with the murder of 12-year-old Leo Ross, who was stabbed to death in Birmingham's Hall Green on Tuesday; the boy has also been charged with six counts of assault and possession of a bladed article.
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Jerusalem Developers' Plan to Displace Talbiyeh Residents Sparks Concerns
Jerusalem's Talbiyeh residents face displacement as developers plan to demolish and rebuild five buildings, impacting mostly senior citizens who've lived there for decades; a January 28 meeting will address the project.
Jerusalem Developers' Plan to Displace Talbiyeh Residents Sparks Concerns
Jerusalem's Talbiyeh residents face displacement as developers plan to demolish and rebuild five buildings, impacting mostly senior citizens who've lived there for decades; a January 28 meeting will address the project.
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60% Bias Score
Alberta Revokes Wildfire Housing Funds, Leaving Jasper Residents Homeless
Following a wildfire that displaced 2,000 Jasper residents, Alberta's UCP government revoked a $112 million commitment for 250 modular homes, leaving 600 families without temporary housing six months after the disaster, prompting a resident-led protest highlighting broken promises and a worsening ho...
Alberta Revokes Wildfire Housing Funds, Leaving Jasper Residents Homeless
Following a wildfire that displaced 2,000 Jasper residents, Alberta's UCP government revoked a $112 million commitment for 250 modular homes, leaving 600 families without temporary housing six months after the disaster, prompting a resident-led protest highlighting broken promises and a worsening ho...
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56% Bias Score
Spain: Sharp Child Population Decline Coupled with Rising Child Poverty and Increased Early Childhood Education Investment
Between 2013 and 2023, Spain experienced a 25% decrease in children under six, the largest drop in the EU, while child poverty rose to 34.1%, exceeding the EU average. Despite fewer children, public investment in early childhood education increased, resulting in 55.8% of children under three attendi...
Spain: Sharp Child Population Decline Coupled with Rising Child Poverty and Increased Early Childhood Education Investment
Between 2013 and 2023, Spain experienced a 25% decrease in children under six, the largest drop in the EU, while child poverty rose to 34.1%, exceeding the EU average. Despite fewer children, public investment in early childhood education increased, resulting in 55.8% of children under three attendi...
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36% Bias Score