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Nationwide Protests Erupt Against Trump Policies
Nationwide protests against President Trump's policies and Project 2025 took place Wednesday in 50 state capitals, organized by the 50501 online movement; demonstrators protested Trump's immigration policies, actions targeting LGBTQ+ people, and the potential dismantling of USAID.
Nationwide Protests Erupt Against Trump Policies
Nationwide protests against President Trump's policies and Project 2025 took place Wednesday in 50 state capitals, organized by the 50501 online movement; demonstrators protested Trump's immigration policies, actions targeting LGBTQ+ people, and the potential dismantling of USAID.
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60% Bias Score
Bob Marley's Enduring Legacy: Reggae's Global Impact
Bob Marley's June 1980 Cologne concert, despite his illness, captivated 8,000; his reggae music, influenced by Rastafarianism, became a global phenomenon, impacting social justice movements and earning UNESCO recognition; his legacy is celebrated in the 2024 biopic "One Love".
Bob Marley's Enduring Legacy: Reggae's Global Impact
Bob Marley's June 1980 Cologne concert, despite his illness, captivated 8,000; his reggae music, influenced by Rastafarianism, became a global phenomenon, impacting social justice movements and earning UNESCO recognition; his legacy is celebrated in the 2024 biopic "One Love".
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28% Bias Score
Record Waitangi Day Crowd Protests Government's Māori Policy Rollbacks
On Waitangi Day 2025, record crowds, including many first-time attendees protesting government rollbacks of Māori policies, gathered at Waitangi treaty grounds in New Zealand, highlighting ongoing tensions over treaty obligations and Māori rights.
Record Waitangi Day Crowd Protests Government's Māori Policy Rollbacks
On Waitangi Day 2025, record crowds, including many first-time attendees protesting government rollbacks of Māori policies, gathered at Waitangi treaty grounds in New Zealand, highlighting ongoing tensions over treaty obligations and Māori rights.
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36% Bias Score
Augsburg Prison: Anti-Torture Committee Reveals Severe Shortcomings, Prompts Investigation
Following allegations of mistreatment, Germany's Anti-Torture Committee found serious shortcomings at Augsburg-Gablingen prison, including insufficient exercise, privacy violations in high-security cells, potential evidence tampering, and the inhumane treatment of inmates kept almost entirely naked ...
Augsburg Prison: Anti-Torture Committee Reveals Severe Shortcomings, Prompts Investigation
Following allegations of mistreatment, Germany's Anti-Torture Committee found serious shortcomings at Augsburg-Gablingen prison, including insufficient exercise, privacy violations in high-security cells, potential evidence tampering, and the inhumane treatment of inmates kept almost entirely naked ...
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52% Bias Score
DEI Watchlist" Targets Federal Health Workers, Raising Concerns About Intimidation
A conservative group's "DEI Watchlist" names at least 57 federal employees, mostly women and Black people, from public health agencies, sparking concerns about intimidation and threats to equitable health initiatives.
DEI Watchlist" Targets Federal Health Workers, Raising Concerns About Intimidation
A conservative group's "DEI Watchlist" names at least 57 federal employees, mostly women and Black people, from public health agencies, sparking concerns about intimidation and threats to equitable health initiatives.
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60% Bias Score
Hundreds of Children Missing After Turkey Earthquakes
Following the February 6th Turkey earthquakes, at least 53,537 people died, leaving hundreds of children missing, including four-year-old Emir Gültekin, whose family's search efforts have been hampered by bureaucratic inefficiencies and a lack of support from authorities.
Hundreds of Children Missing After Turkey Earthquakes
Following the February 6th Turkey earthquakes, at least 53,537 people died, leaving hundreds of children missing, including four-year-old Emir Gültekin, whose family's search efforts have been hampered by bureaucratic inefficiencies and a lack of support from authorities.
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40% Bias Score
Autopsy Confirms Homicide in Inmate's Death at New York Correctional Facility
Robert Brooks, a 43-year-old inmate serving a 12-year sentence for assault, died on December 10th at Marcy Correctional Facility from neck compression and blunt force injuries inflicted by correctional officers, according to an autopsy report; the incident, partially captured on video, has sparked o...
Autopsy Confirms Homicide in Inmate's Death at New York Correctional Facility
Robert Brooks, a 43-year-old inmate serving a 12-year sentence for assault, died on December 10th at Marcy Correctional Facility from neck compression and blunt force injuries inflicted by correctional officers, according to an autopsy report; the incident, partially captured on video, has sparked o...
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40% Bias Score
Idaho Lawsuit Challenges Book Restrictions as Censorship
A new Idaho law requires libraries to restrict access to books deemed "harmful to minors," prompting lawsuits from publishers like Penguin Random House and the Donnelly Library, alleging First Amendment violations due to the law's vagueness and potential for censorship; similar laws are being challe...
Idaho Lawsuit Challenges Book Restrictions as Censorship
A new Idaho law requires libraries to restrict access to books deemed "harmful to minors," prompting lawsuits from publishers like Penguin Random House and the Donnelly Library, alleging First Amendment violations due to the law's vagueness and potential for censorship; similar laws are being challe...
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48% Bias Score
Augsburg Prison: Anti-Torture Committee Reveals Severe Shortcomings
An unannounced visit by Germany's Anti-Torture Committee to the Augsburg-Gablingen prison in August 2024 revealed severe shortcomings, including insufficient yard time, privacy violations, and potential evidence tampering by staff, leading to an independent inquiry into Bavarian prison practices.
Augsburg Prison: Anti-Torture Committee Reveals Severe Shortcomings
An unannounced visit by Germany's Anti-Torture Committee to the Augsburg-Gablingen prison in August 2024 revealed severe shortcomings, including insufficient yard time, privacy violations, and potential evidence tampering by staff, leading to an independent inquiry into Bavarian prison practices.
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44% Bias Score
Ukraine-Russia Prisoner Exchange Amidst Poltava Funeral for Missile Strike Victims
On Wednesday, Ukraine and Russia exchanged 150 prisoners of war, facilitated by the UAE, while Poltava held funerals for 14 civilians killed in a recent Russian missile strike, including two families who were completely wiped out.
Ukraine-Russia Prisoner Exchange Amidst Poltava Funeral for Missile Strike Victims
On Wednesday, Ukraine and Russia exchanged 150 prisoners of war, facilitated by the UAE, while Poltava held funerals for 14 civilians killed in a recent Russian missile strike, including two families who were completely wiped out.
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36% Bias Score
Dutch Government Hesitates on EU Lawsuit Against Hungary
The Netherlands' current government is hesitating to join an EU lawsuit against Hungary's new law that restricts political and civil liberties, contrasting with its previous active opposition to similar Hungarian legislation under Prime Minister Rutte.
Dutch Government Hesitates on EU Lawsuit Against Hungary
The Netherlands' current government is hesitating to join an EU lawsuit against Hungary's new law that restricts political and civil liberties, contrasting with its previous active opposition to similar Hungarian legislation under Prime Minister Rutte.
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56% Bias Score
Two Years After Turkey Earthquakes: Justice Delayed, Housing Crisis Persists
The February 6th Turkey-Syria earthquakes killed 53,725, injured 107,213, and displaced over 3.3 million people; two years later, legal proceedings against contractors are underway, with sentences ranging from 8 to 21 years, but many acquittals caused public anger; the government claims to have prov...
Two Years After Turkey Earthquakes: Justice Delayed, Housing Crisis Persists
The February 6th Turkey-Syria earthquakes killed 53,725, injured 107,213, and displaced over 3.3 million people; two years later, legal proceedings against contractors are underway, with sentences ranging from 8 to 21 years, but many acquittals caused public anger; the government claims to have prov...
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48% Bias Score
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