Libyan Activist Targeted with Military-Grade Spyware
A Sweden-based Libyan activist, Husam El Gomati, and 89 others were targeted with military-grade spyware, possibly by a European government, after El Gomati publicized documents revealing illegal migration networks and alleged links between Italian intelligence and Libyan militias. The spyware, Grap...
Libyan Activist Targeted with Military-Grade Spyware
A Sweden-based Libyan activist, Husam El Gomati, and 89 others were targeted with military-grade spyware, possibly by a European government, after El Gomati publicized documents revealing illegal migration networks and alleged links between Italian intelligence and Libyan militias. The spyware, Grap...
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40% Bias Score
70 Palestinians Killed in West Bank Operations, Prompting Condemnation and Calls for US Intervention
The Palestinian Authority condemned Israeli operations in the West Bank, reporting 70 Palestinian deaths this year, including children and elderly, and calling for US intervention; the situation underscores a long-term humanitarian crisis in Gaza, requiring billions in aid for reconstruction.
70 Palestinians Killed in West Bank Operations, Prompting Condemnation and Calls for US Intervention
The Palestinian Authority condemned Israeli operations in the West Bank, reporting 70 Palestinian deaths this year, including children and elderly, and calling for US intervention; the situation underscores a long-term humanitarian crisis in Gaza, requiring billions in aid for reconstruction.
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48% Bias Score
Musk Seeks USAID Closure; HHS, DOE Take Actions on "Gender Ideology" and Diversity Training
Elon Musk announced plans to dismantle USAID with President Trump's support, while the Department of Health and Human Services halted programs related to "gender ideology" and the Department of Education placed dozens of employees on administrative leave, possibly due to a 2019 diversity training.
Musk Seeks USAID Closure; HHS, DOE Take Actions on "Gender Ideology" and Diversity Training
Elon Musk announced plans to dismantle USAID with President Trump's support, while the Department of Health and Human Services halted programs related to "gender ideology" and the Department of Education placed dozens of employees on administrative leave, possibly due to a 2019 diversity training.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Administration Places Dozens of Education Department Employees on Paid Leave Amid DEI Program Purge
Dozens of Education Department employees who participated in a 2019 diversity training program, encouraged by the Trump administration, have been placed on paid leave, with their email access suspended, as part of a broader effort to eliminate DEI initiatives across federal agencies.
Trump Administration Places Dozens of Education Department Employees on Paid Leave Amid DEI Program Purge
Dozens of Education Department employees who participated in a 2019 diversity training program, encouraged by the Trump administration, have been placed on paid leave, with their email access suspended, as part of a broader effort to eliminate DEI initiatives across federal agencies.
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52% Bias Score
Greek Government Deflects Criticism with Vague Accusations
The Greek government deflects criticism regarding its handling of migrant issues and the Tempe train disaster by using broad accusatory terms like "anti-Greek" and "anti-Semitism", avoiding specific answers and relying on media control.
Greek Government Deflects Criticism with Vague Accusations
The Greek government deflects criticism regarding its handling of migrant issues and the Tempe train disaster by using broad accusatory terms like "anti-Greek" and "anti-Semitism", avoiding specific answers and relying on media control.
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60% Bias Score
Eight Arrested in Michigan Child Sex Sting Operation
Eight men were arrested in Michigan on Tuesday for attempting to have sex with underage girls, as part of an ongoing operation to fight against human trafficking that has resulted in over 200 arrests since 2018.
Eight Arrested in Michigan Child Sex Sting Operation
Eight men were arrested in Michigan on Tuesday for attempting to have sex with underage girls, as part of an ongoing operation to fight against human trafficking that has resulted in over 200 arrests since 2018.
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40% Bias Score
Israel Demolishes Buildings in Jenin, Prompting PA Condemnation
Following a Gaza ceasefire, Israel launched Operation "Iron Wall" on January 21st, 2025, demolishing at least 23 buildings in Jenin refugee camp by February 2nd, prompting condemnation from the Palestinian Authority and a request for UN intervention.
Israel Demolishes Buildings in Jenin, Prompting PA Condemnation
Following a Gaza ceasefire, Israel launched Operation "Iron Wall" on January 21st, 2025, demolishing at least 23 buildings in Jenin refugee camp by February 2nd, prompting condemnation from the Palestinian Authority and a request for UN intervention.
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48% Bias Score
Syrian Regime's Abuses: Missing Persons' Photos Surface After Assad's Fall
Following Assad's fall, photos of missing Syrians, like Abdulah Kwablan, disappeared in 2012, reappeared in Damascus; hundreds of thousands of families still search for missing relatives, with a German court recently sentencing a Syrian intelligence officer to life in prison for crimes against human...
Syrian Regime's Abuses: Missing Persons' Photos Surface After Assad's Fall
Following Assad's fall, photos of missing Syrians, like Abdulah Kwablan, disappeared in 2012, reappeared in Damascus; hundreds of thousands of families still search for missing relatives, with a German court recently sentencing a Syrian intelligence officer to life in prison for crimes against human...
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56% Bias Score
UK: Nearly 1 Million Children Face Poverty Due to Housing Crisis
A report by the Institute for Public Policy Research reveals that nearly 1 million UK children face poverty or financial hardship due to rising rents, insufficient government housing support, and underinvestment in social housing, with the shortfall in Local Housing Allowance (LHA) rates pushing 90,...
UK: Nearly 1 Million Children Face Poverty Due to Housing Crisis
A report by the Institute for Public Policy Research reveals that nearly 1 million UK children face poverty or financial hardship due to rising rents, insufficient government housing support, and underinvestment in social housing, with the shortfall in Local Housing Allowance (LHA) rates pushing 90,...
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48% Bias Score
Trump Administration Places Dozens of Education Department Employees on Paid Leave
The Trump administration placed at least 55 Education Department employees, including senior-level career workers, on paid administrative leave on January 31, 2025, citing a White House directive to end all DEI initiatives, despite many lacking direct DEIA job titles; the union fears hundreds more c...
Trump Administration Places Dozens of Education Department Employees on Paid Leave
The Trump administration placed at least 55 Education Department employees, including senior-level career workers, on paid administrative leave on January 31, 2025, citing a White House directive to end all DEI initiatives, despite many lacking direct DEIA job titles; the union fears hundreds more c...
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40% Bias Score
Massive German Protests Condemn CDU-AfD Alliance on Immigration
On February 2nd, tens of thousands protested in multiple German cities against the AfD and the CDU's cooperation on stricter immigration policies following a controversial Bundestag vote on January 29th, with over 160,000 in Berlin alone.
Massive German Protests Condemn CDU-AfD Alliance on Immigration
On February 2nd, tens of thousands protested in multiple German cities against the AfD and the CDU's cooperation on stricter immigration policies following a controversial Bundestag vote on January 29th, with over 160,000 in Berlin alone.
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52% Bias Score
Turkey Expands State Supervisory Board Powers, Raising Concerns About Government Overreach
Turkey's parliament passed a law granting the State Supervisory Board (DDK) broad authority to remove employees from public and private entities without judicial review, despite the Constitutional Court twice deeming similar laws unconstitutional; this raises concerns about government overreach and ...
Turkey Expands State Supervisory Board Powers, Raising Concerns About Government Overreach
Turkey's parliament passed a law granting the State Supervisory Board (DDK) broad authority to remove employees from public and private entities without judicial review, despite the Constitutional Court twice deeming similar laws unconstitutional; this raises concerns about government overreach and ...
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52% Bias Score