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UN Halves Rohingya Food Rations Amid Funding Crisis
The UN World Food Programme will cut food rations for over a million Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh by half starting April 1st due to a funding shortfall, potentially leading to increased hunger, malnutrition, and crime within the camps, with the US aid freeze possibly playing a major role.
UN Halves Rohingya Food Rations Amid Funding Crisis
The UN World Food Programme will cut food rations for over a million Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh by half starting April 1st due to a funding shortfall, potentially leading to increased hunger, malnutrition, and crime within the camps, with the US aid freeze possibly playing a major role.
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32% Bias Score
BLA Claims Hostages in Balochistan Train Attack
On a train journey from Sibi to Peshawar, armed men attacked the Jaffar Express train in Pakistan's Balochistan province, injuring the driver, and according to the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), taking over 180 passengers hostage. The train, carrying an estimated 400-500 passengers, mostly milit...
BLA Claims Hostages in Balochistan Train Attack
On a train journey from Sibi to Peshawar, armed men attacked the Jaffar Express train in Pakistan's Balochistan province, injuring the driver, and according to the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), taking over 180 passengers hostage. The train, carrying an estimated 400-500 passengers, mostly milit...
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44% Bias Score
Mass Federal Layoffs Disproportionately Impact Pregnant Workers
The recent firing of thousands of federal workers, including numerous pregnant women, has caused significant hardship, with pregnant employees facing unique challenges in healthcare, job searches, and financial stability. This has led to hospitalizations due to stress and difficulties securing alter...
Mass Federal Layoffs Disproportionately Impact Pregnant Workers
The recent firing of thousands of federal workers, including numerous pregnant women, has caused significant hardship, with pregnant employees facing unique challenges in healthcare, job searches, and financial stability. This has led to hospitalizations due to stress and difficulties securing alter...
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60% Bias Score
Triple Killer Receives Whole-Life Sentence
Kyle Clifford, 26, received a whole-life sentence for murdering his ex-girlfriend Louise Hunt, her mother Carol, and sister Hannah in their Cambridge home on July 9, 2023, after Louise ended their relationship; he also was found guilty of rape.
Triple Killer Receives Whole-Life Sentence
Kyle Clifford, 26, received a whole-life sentence for murdering his ex-girlfriend Louise Hunt, her mother Carol, and sister Hannah in their Cambridge home on July 9, 2023, after Louise ended their relationship; he also was found guilty of rape.
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64% Bias Score
BLA Attacks Pakistan Train, Takes Hostages in Balochistan
The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) attacked the Jaffar Express passenger train in Balochistan, Pakistan, taking hostages; the police reported 35 passengers abducted, while the BLA claims 182, including military personnel, were taken hostage.
BLA Attacks Pakistan Train, Takes Hostages in Balochistan
The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) attacked the Jaffar Express passenger train in Balochistan, Pakistan, taking hostages; the police reported 35 passengers abducted, while the BLA claims 182, including military personnel, were taken hostage.
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52% Bias Score
Italian Court Postpones Ruling on Beagle Experiments
A Lazio court postponed until June 10th a decision on whether Aptuit can resume experiments on 1,600 beagles, prompting protests from animal rights activists who allege mistreatment and killing of animals at the company's labs, with investigations still ongoing.
Italian Court Postpones Ruling on Beagle Experiments
A Lazio court postponed until June 10th a decision on whether Aptuit can resume experiments on 1,600 beagles, prompting protests from animal rights activists who allege mistreatment and killing of animals at the company's labs, with investigations still ongoing.
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56% Bias Score
Columbia Student Faces Deportation After Arrest; Judge Blocks Deportation
A Palestinian student at Columbia University, Mahmoud Khalil, who played a leading role in last year's pro-Gaza protests, was arrested on Saturday and faces deportation, but a judge has temporarily blocked it pending a Wednesday hearing; the arrest prompted protests in New York City and condemnation...
Columbia Student Faces Deportation After Arrest; Judge Blocks Deportation
A Palestinian student at Columbia University, Mahmoud Khalil, who played a leading role in last year's pro-Gaza protests, was arrested on Saturday and faces deportation, but a judge has temporarily blocked it pending a Wednesday hearing; the arrest prompted protests in New York City and condemnation...
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68% Bias Score
US Arrest of Palestinian Activist Sparks Protests, Raising Free Speech Concerns
Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil was arrested by federal agents on Saturday for alleged ties to Hamas, prompting protests in New York City and Chicago on Tuesday, while a judge temporarily blocked his deportation; the administration has not provided evidence supporting the claims.
US Arrest of Palestinian Activist Sparks Protests, Raising Free Speech Concerns
Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil was arrested by federal agents on Saturday for alleged ties to Hamas, prompting protests in New York City and Chicago on Tuesday, while a judge temporarily blocked his deportation; the administration has not provided evidence supporting the claims.
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60% Bias Score
Myanmar Resistance Group Kills Buddhist Monk, Sparking Controversy
A Myanmar resistance group, the Bee Column, admitted to killing a Buddhist monk, Dhamma Thara, and his disciple in Shan State on March 4, claiming he was a military informer; however, local organizations dispute this, highlighting the escalating violence and conflicting narratives in Myanmar's civil...
Myanmar Resistance Group Kills Buddhist Monk, Sparking Controversy
A Myanmar resistance group, the Bee Column, admitted to killing a Buddhist monk, Dhamma Thara, and his disciple in Shan State on March 4, claiming he was a military informer; however, local organizations dispute this, highlighting the escalating violence and conflicting narratives in Myanmar's civil...
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40% Bias Score
Give Something Back: $100 Million Initiative Transforms Lives
Robert Carr, initially inspired by a $250 scholarship, founded Give Something Back, a $100 million initiative supporting over 2,000 students nationwide, with a 74% graduation rate, emphasizing mentorship and mental health alongside financial aid.
Give Something Back: $100 Million Initiative Transforms Lives
Robert Carr, initially inspired by a $250 scholarship, founded Give Something Back, a $100 million initiative supporting over 2,000 students nationwide, with a 74% graduation rate, emphasizing mentorship and mental health alongside financial aid.
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44% Bias Score
Sareb Evicts Seven Families in Madrid Amidst Housing Crisis
On Tuesday, Sareb, Spain's 'bad bank,' evicted seven families from three buildings in Vallecas, Madrid, after a dispute with other residents. The families, mainly Colombian and Venezuelan, had been paying rent until their landlord went bankrupt; Sareb refused to negotiate a social rent despite earli...
Sareb Evicts Seven Families in Madrid Amidst Housing Crisis
On Tuesday, Sareb, Spain's 'bad bank,' evicted seven families from three buildings in Vallecas, Madrid, after a dispute with other residents. The families, mainly Colombian and Venezuelan, had been paying rent until their landlord went bankrupt; Sareb refused to negotiate a social rent despite earli...
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56% Bias Score
242 Million Students Globally Affected by Extreme Weather Disruptions in 2024
Extreme weather events disrupted the education of 242 million students globally in 2024, with the majority in low-income countries facing additional challenges like school closures and displacement, highlighting the urgent need for climate-resilient education systems.
242 Million Students Globally Affected by Extreme Weather Disruptions in 2024
Extreme weather events disrupted the education of 242 million students globally in 2024, with the majority in low-income countries facing additional challenges like school closures and displacement, highlighting the urgent need for climate-resilient education systems.
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28% Bias Score
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