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Released Ukrainian Activist Exposes Russian Human Rights Abuses
Ukrainian human rights activist Maksym Butkevych, imprisoned for over a year by Russia after being captured near Zolote and Hirske in June 2022, was released in October 2024 and has resumed advocating for the rights of Ukrainian prisoners of war and civilians in occupied territories, highlighting sy...
Released Ukrainian Activist Exposes Russian Human Rights Abuses
Ukrainian human rights activist Maksym Butkevych, imprisoned for over a year by Russia after being captured near Zolote and Hirske in June 2022, was released in October 2024 and has resumed advocating for the rights of Ukrainian prisoners of war and civilians in occupied territories, highlighting sy...
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40% Bias Score
Large-Scale Israeli Raid in Jenin Forces Thousands to Flee
The Israeli army's 30-day military raid in Jenin refugee camp and surrounding areas in the northern West Bank has forced approximately 23,000 Palestinians to flee their homes, causing widespread destruction of infrastructure and resulting in at least 26 deaths since January 21; this is considered th...
Large-Scale Israeli Raid in Jenin Forces Thousands to Flee
The Israeli army's 30-day military raid in Jenin refugee camp and surrounding areas in the northern West Bank has forced approximately 23,000 Palestinians to flee their homes, causing widespread destruction of infrastructure and resulting in at least 26 deaths since January 21; this is considered th...
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48% Bias Score
Largest Palestinian Displacement in West Bank Since 1967
Tens of thousands of Palestinians have fled Israeli military operations in the northern West Bank, the largest displacement since 1967, due to forceful actions by Israeli forces, resulting in a humanitarian crisis and raising concerns about potential annexation.
Largest Palestinian Displacement in West Bank Since 1967
Tens of thousands of Palestinians have fled Israeli military operations in the northern West Bank, the largest displacement since 1967, due to forceful actions by Israeli forces, resulting in a humanitarian crisis and raising concerns about potential annexation.
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56% Bias Score
Greensboro Sit-in: A Pivotal Moment in the Civil Rights Movement
On February 1, 1960, Joseph McNeil and three other North Carolina A&T students initiated a sit-in at a segregated Greensboro Woolworth's, sparking a national movement with 75,000 student participants and 3,600 arrests by year's end, significantly impacting the Civil Rights Movement.
Greensboro Sit-in: A Pivotal Moment in the Civil Rights Movement
On February 1, 1960, Joseph McNeil and three other North Carolina A&T students initiated a sit-in at a segregated Greensboro Woolworth's, sparking a national movement with 75,000 student participants and 3,600 arrests by year's end, significantly impacting the Civil Rights Movement.
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32% Bias Score
Over 200 Dead in Sudan Paramilitary Assault Near Khartoum
Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) launched a three-day assault near Khartoum, killing over 200 civilians and injuring or displacing hundreds more, according to the Emergency Lawyers Network, with the army-backed government reporting 433 deaths; the UN reported widespread sexual violenc...
Over 200 Dead in Sudan Paramilitary Assault Near Khartoum
Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) launched a three-day assault near Khartoum, killing over 200 civilians and injuring or displacing hundreds more, according to the Emergency Lawyers Network, with the army-backed government reporting 433 deaths; the UN reported widespread sexual violenc...
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52% Bias Score
Wyoming Mother Kills Four Daughters in Murder-Suicide Amid Custody Battle
Tranyelle Harshman, a 32-year-old Wyoming mother struggling with mental health issues and involved in a bitter custody battle, fatally shot her four daughters before killing herself on February 10th, highlighting systemic failures in supporting mothers in crisis.
Wyoming Mother Kills Four Daughters in Murder-Suicide Amid Custody Battle
Tranyelle Harshman, a 32-year-old Wyoming mother struggling with mental health issues and involved in a bitter custody battle, fatally shot her four daughters before killing herself on February 10th, highlighting systemic failures in supporting mothers in crisis.
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60% Bias Score
Gaza Ceasefire: Relief Amidst Persistent Humanitarian Crisis
After a month of ceasefire in Gaza, 1.9 million displaced people have returned, but challenges persist with access to food, water, medicine, and shelter due to damaged infrastructure and barriers to essential goods, leading to high costs and inadequate aid.
Gaza Ceasefire: Relief Amidst Persistent Humanitarian Crisis
After a month of ceasefire in Gaza, 1.9 million displaced people have returned, but challenges persist with access to food, water, medicine, and shelter due to damaged infrastructure and barriers to essential goods, leading to high costs and inadequate aid.
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52% Bias Score
Thailand Cracks Down on Massive Southeast Asian Scam Operations
Thailand rescued roughly 7,000 people from illegal call centers in Myanmar, part of a wider crackdown on transnational crime syndicates operating across Southeast Asia, resulting in billions of dollars in losses and involving at least 220,000 victims.
Thailand Cracks Down on Massive Southeast Asian Scam Operations
Thailand rescued roughly 7,000 people from illegal call centers in Myanmar, part of a wider crackdown on transnational crime syndicates operating across Southeast Asia, resulting in billions of dollars in losses and involving at least 220,000 victims.
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32% Bias Score
Hamas to Return Four Dead Hostages to Israel
Hamas will hand over four dead hostages to Israel on Thursday; identification and cause of death investigations will follow. In exchange, Israel will release all detained women and minors not involved in combat; six additional living hostages will be released Saturday.
Hamas to Return Four Dead Hostages to Israel
Hamas will hand over four dead hostages to Israel on Thursday; identification and cause of death investigations will follow. In exchange, Israel will release all detained women and minors not involved in combat; six additional living hostages will be released Saturday.
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56% Bias Score
M23 Militia's Actions Result in Summary Executions of Children in Eastern DRC
The UN confirmed that the M23 militia in eastern DRC summarily executed children on February 15-16, 2025; UNICEF reported over 1,100 unaccompanied children in recent weeks due to the conflict, with many facing recruitment and exploitation.
M23 Militia's Actions Result in Summary Executions of Children in Eastern DRC
The UN confirmed that the M23 militia in eastern DRC summarily executed children on February 15-16, 2025; UNICEF reported over 1,100 unaccompanied children in recent weeks due to the conflict, with many facing recruitment and exploitation.
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24% Bias Score
Turkey's Crackdown on Dissent: Widespread Arrests and Investigations
Over the past five months, Turkey has witnessed a dramatic surge in arrests and investigations targeting journalists, politicians, union leaders, and various professional groups; the government's actions are increasingly seen as a means to stifle dissent and consolidate power ahead of the 2027 elect...
Turkey's Crackdown on Dissent: Widespread Arrests and Investigations
Over the past five months, Turkey has witnessed a dramatic surge in arrests and investigations targeting journalists, politicians, union leaders, and various professional groups; the government's actions are increasingly seen as a means to stifle dissent and consolidate power ahead of the 2027 elect...
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56% Bias Score
JJAC Report Details Forced Exodus of Iraqi Jews, Quantifies Losses
A new JJAC report details the forced 1951 exodus of over 135,000 Jews from Iraq, highlighting the loss of a 2,500-year-old community, the seizure of $34 billion in assets, and its connection to broader patterns of 20th-century displacement of Jews from Arab countries.
JJAC Report Details Forced Exodus of Iraqi Jews, Quantifies Losses
A new JJAC report details the forced 1951 exodus of over 135,000 Jews from Iraq, highlighting the loss of a 2,500-year-old community, the seizure of $34 billion in assets, and its connection to broader patterns of 20th-century displacement of Jews from Arab countries.
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44% Bias Score
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