Chevron's Retaliation Against Lawyer Steven Donziger Sparks Calls for Presidential Pardon
Following a $9.5 billion judgment against Chevron for environmental destruction in Ecuador, Chevron retaliated with a legal campaign that led to the conviction, imprisonment, and house arrest of Steven Donziger, the lawyer who won the case, prompting calls for a presidential pardon.
Chevron's Retaliation Against Lawyer Steven Donziger Sparks Calls for Presidential Pardon
Following a $9.5 billion judgment against Chevron for environmental destruction in Ecuador, Chevron retaliated with a legal campaign that led to the conviction, imprisonment, and house arrest of Steven Donziger, the lawyer who won the case, prompting calls for a presidential pardon.
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60% Bias Score
Iran's Strict New Hijab Law Sparks Controversy
Iran's parliament passed a new law increasing penalties for women violating hijab rules, including potential death sentences, despite President Pezeshkian's opposition and lack of public support; the law also bans imports promoting "immodesty.
Iran's Strict New Hijab Law Sparks Controversy
Iran's parliament passed a new law increasing penalties for women violating hijab rules, including potential death sentences, despite President Pezeshkian's opposition and lack of public support; the law also bans imports promoting "immodesty.
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64% Bias Score
Israeli Bombardment of Kamal Adwan Hospital in Gaza Injures Medical Staff
Overnight Thursday into Friday, Israeli forces launched a "catastrophic" aerial and ground bombardment on Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza, injuring at least three medical staff, and causing significant structural damage, despite claims of aid facilitation, while over 4,000 Palestinians have be...
Israeli Bombardment of Kamal Adwan Hospital in Gaza Injures Medical Staff
Overnight Thursday into Friday, Israeli forces launched a "catastrophic" aerial and ground bombardment on Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza, injuring at least three medical staff, and causing significant structural damage, despite claims of aid facilitation, while over 4,000 Palestinians have be...
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44% Bias Score
Uganda Oil Projects Fuel Human Rights Crisis
A new report by three international NGOs reveals escalating human rights abuses, including violence, sexual exploitation, and forced evictions, linked to Uganda's oil projects operated by TotalEnergies and Cnooc, impacting communities near Kingfisher and Tilenga oil fields and the Eacop pipeline.
Uganda Oil Projects Fuel Human Rights Crisis
A new report by three international NGOs reveals escalating human rights abuses, including violence, sexual exploitation, and forced evictions, linked to Uganda's oil projects operated by TotalEnergies and Cnooc, impacting communities near Kingfisher and Tilenga oil fields and the Eacop pipeline.
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60% Bias Score
"Louisville Police to Undergo Federal Reform After Breonna Taylor Shooting"
"Following a federal investigation into police misconduct and the fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor, the US Department of Justice and Louisville, Kentucky, reached an agreement to reform the city's police department, including revisions to use of force policies and traffic stop procedures, under a co...
"Louisville Police to Undergo Federal Reform After Breonna Taylor Shooting"
"Following a federal investigation into police misconduct and the fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor, the US Department of Justice and Louisville, Kentucky, reached an agreement to reform the city's police department, including revisions to use of force policies and traffic stop procedures, under a co...
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40% Bias Score
Uneven Remembrance of John Rabe's Heroism During the Nanjing Massacre
John Rabe, a German who saved 250,000 Chinese civilians during the 1937 Nanjing Massacre, is revered in China but remains relatively unknown in the West, highlighting the uneven distribution of historical memory and the risk of repeating past mistakes if history is forgotten or denied.
Uneven Remembrance of John Rabe's Heroism During the Nanjing Massacre
John Rabe, a German who saved 250,000 Chinese civilians during the 1937 Nanjing Massacre, is revered in China but remains relatively unknown in the West, highlighting the uneven distribution of historical memory and the risk of repeating past mistakes if history is forgotten or denied.
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40% Bias Score
Iran's Stricter Hijab Law Sparks Outrage
Iran's parliament passed a new law increasing penalties for women not wearing hijabs, including potential death sentences, despite president's opposition and public resistance.
Iran's Stricter Hijab Law Sparks Outrage
Iran's parliament passed a new law increasing penalties for women not wearing hijabs, including potential death sentences, despite president's opposition and public resistance.
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64% Bias Score
Oldest Homo Sapiens DNA Reveals Interbreeding with Neanderthals
A study published in Nature reveals the oldest known Homo sapiens DNA, sequenced from 45,000-year-old remains in Germany, showing interbreeding with Neanderthals around 1,500 years prior and that some lineages died out.
Oldest Homo Sapiens DNA Reveals Interbreeding with Neanderthals
A study published in Nature reveals the oldest known Homo sapiens DNA, sequenced from 45,000-year-old remains in Germany, showing interbreeding with Neanderthals around 1,500 years prior and that some lineages died out.
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40% Bias Score
ICC Concludes Hearing on Climate Change's Impact on Vulnerable Nations
The International Criminal Court (ICC) concluded a two-week hearing on climate change, gathering testimonies from 98 countries and organizations to assess the responsibility of developed nations for its impacts on vulnerable countries; an advisory opinion is expected in 2025.
ICC Concludes Hearing on Climate Change's Impact on Vulnerable Nations
The International Criminal Court (ICC) concluded a two-week hearing on climate change, gathering testimonies from 98 countries and organizations to assess the responsibility of developed nations for its impacts on vulnerable countries; an advisory opinion is expected in 2025.
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48% Bias Score
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Disney+'s "Invisible": A Raw Portrayal of Bullying
"Invisible," a six-episode Disney+ series premiering this Saturday, depicts a 12-year-old boy's struggle with post-traumatic stress stemming from bullying, creatively visualizing his internal world to raise awareness and spark conversations about societal responses to youth issues.
Disney+'s "Invisible": A Raw Portrayal of Bullying
"Invisible," a six-episode Disney+ series premiering this Saturday, depicts a 12-year-old boy's struggle with post-traumatic stress stemming from bullying, creatively visualizing his internal world to raise awareness and spark conversations about societal responses to youth issues.
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44% Bias Score
Human Trafficker Arrested in Dutch Holiday Park
Dutch police arrested a human trafficker in a Noordwijk holiday park in November 2023, along with four Colombian women allegedly forced into prostitution; this follows a sharp increase in Latin American trafficking victims in the Netherlands.
Human Trafficker Arrested in Dutch Holiday Park
Dutch police arrested a human trafficker in a Noordwijk holiday park in November 2023, along with four Colombian women allegedly forced into prostitution; this follows a sharp increase in Latin American trafficking victims in the Netherlands.
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52% Bias Score