Sudan Market Bombing Kills 54 Amidst Ongoing Conflict
On February 1st, a market bombing in Omdurman, Sudan, killed at least 54 people and wounded many more, allegedly perpetrated by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) paramilitary group; this event is part of a larger conflict between the RSF and the Sudanese army that began in April 2023, causing tens of t...
Sudan Market Bombing Kills 54 Amidst Ongoing Conflict
On February 1st, a market bombing in Omdurman, Sudan, killed at least 54 people and wounded many more, allegedly perpetrated by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) paramilitary group; this event is part of a larger conflict between the RSF and the Sudanese army that began in April 2023, causing tens of t...
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36% Bias Score
Yarden Bibas's Release: Bibas Family Hostage Crisis
During the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack on Kibbutz Nir Oz, the Bibas family—Shiri, Yarden, Ariel (5), and Kfir (9 months)—were abducted; Yarden will be released Saturday, but his wife and children's fate remains uncertain, symbolizing the crisis's human cost.
Yarden Bibas's Release: Bibas Family Hostage Crisis
During the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack on Kibbutz Nir Oz, the Bibas family—Shiri, Yarden, Ariel (5), and Kfir (9 months)—were abducted; Yarden will be released Saturday, but his wife and children's fate remains uncertain, symbolizing the crisis's human cost.
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44% Bias Score
Federal Websites on LGBTQ+ Issues, Minority Groups, and Government Oversight Inaccessible
On Friday, numerous federal government websites providing information on LGBTQ+ issues, minority groups, and government oversight were inaccessible or altered, including pages related to Japanese American internment, the Tuskegee Airmen, and the Stonewall Uprising; data on transgender inmates was re...
Federal Websites on LGBTQ+ Issues, Minority Groups, and Government Oversight Inaccessible
On Friday, numerous federal government websites providing information on LGBTQ+ issues, minority groups, and government oversight were inaccessible or altered, including pages related to Japanese American internment, the Tuskegee Airmen, and the Stonewall Uprising; data on transgender inmates was re...
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64% Bias Score
US Famine Warning System Shuts Down Amidst Foreign Aid Freeze
The US government has temporarily shut down its Famine Early Warning System (Fewsnet) due to President Trump's 90-day freeze on foreign aid, disrupting a critical tool for famine prediction and response globally.
US Famine Warning System Shuts Down Amidst Foreign Aid Freeze
The US government has temporarily shut down its Famine Early Warning System (Fewsnet) due to President Trump's 90-day freeze on foreign aid, disrupting a critical tool for famine prediction and response globally.
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36% Bias Score
Trump Administration Removes Public Health Data from Federal Websites
The Trump administration, following executive orders, directed the removal of numerous webpages from federal health agency websites, including data on LGBTQ+ health, HIV, adolescent health, and other crucial public health information, raising concerns about access to vital resources and future resea...
Trump Administration Removes Public Health Data from Federal Websites
The Trump administration, following executive orders, directed the removal of numerous webpages from federal health agency websites, including data on LGBTQ+ health, HIV, adolescent health, and other crucial public health information, raising concerns about access to vital resources and future resea...
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64% Bias Score
Three Israeli Hostages to be Released in Hamas Prisoner Exchange
Israel is releasing three high-profile hostages—Yarden Bibas, Keith Siegel, and Ofer Kalderon—on Saturday, part of a larger prisoner exchange with Hamas following the October 7, 2023, attack that saw 250 abducted, leaving around 80 still missing and one-third presumed dead.
Three Israeli Hostages to be Released in Hamas Prisoner Exchange
Israel is releasing three high-profile hostages—Yarden Bibas, Keith Siegel, and Ofer Kalderon—on Saturday, part of a larger prisoner exchange with Hamas following the October 7, 2023, attack that saw 250 abducted, leaving around 80 still missing and one-third presumed dead.
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36% Bias Score
Ukrainian Atrocities in Russkoye Porechye: 10 Civilian Bodies Found
Forensic experts in Russkoye Porechye, Kursk Oblast, discovered the bodies of 10 civilians killed by Ukrainian forces, showing blunt force trauma, gunshot wounds to the chest, ankles, and back of the head, and signs of electrocution; a captured Ukrainian soldier confessed to killing 22 civilians and...
Ukrainian Atrocities in Russkoye Porechye: 10 Civilian Bodies Found
Forensic experts in Russkoye Porechye, Kursk Oblast, discovered the bodies of 10 civilians killed by Ukrainian forces, showing blunt force trauma, gunshot wounds to the chest, ankles, and back of the head, and signs of electrocution; a captured Ukrainian soldier confessed to killing 22 civilians and...
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60% Bias Score
Hamas Releases Three More Hostages in Israel-Gaza Ceasefire Deal
Hamas released three Israeli hostages—Yarden Bibas, Ofer Kalderon, and Keith Siegel—to the Red Cross on Saturday, concluding the fourth round of releases under a ceasefire agreement with Israel, where 33 Israeli hostages are expected to be released for nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners over six wee...
Hamas Releases Three More Hostages in Israel-Gaza Ceasefire Deal
Hamas released three Israeli hostages—Yarden Bibas, Ofer Kalderon, and Keith Siegel—to the Red Cross on Saturday, concluding the fourth round of releases under a ceasefire agreement with Israel, where 33 Israeli hostages are expected to be released for nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners over six wee...
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48% Bias Score
False Accusations Against Trans National Guard Pilot After Fatal Helicopter Crash
A trans member of the Virginia Army National Guard, Jo Ellis, was falsely accused on social media of piloting the Black Hawk helicopter involved in a fatal collision with a passenger jet; President Trump's unsubstantiated claims linking diversity initiatives to the crash fueled the false accusations...
False Accusations Against Trans National Guard Pilot After Fatal Helicopter Crash
A trans member of the Virginia Army National Guard, Jo Ellis, was falsely accused on social media of piloting the Black Hawk helicopter involved in a fatal collision with a passenger jet; President Trump's unsubstantiated claims linking diversity initiatives to the crash fueled the false accusations...
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52% Bias Score
Trump's Power Grab: Reshaping the US Government"
Within two weeks of his second term, President Trump initiated sweeping changes, including crackdowns on immigration, program cancellations, and dismissals of officials, aiming for a government restructuring, facing legal challenges and potential long-term implications for the US political system.
Trump's Power Grab: Reshaping the US Government"
Within two weeks of his second term, President Trump initiated sweeping changes, including crackdowns on immigration, program cancellations, and dismissals of officials, aiming for a government restructuring, facing legal challenges and potential long-term implications for the US political system.
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64% Bias Score
Four Dead in Russian Air Strikes Across Six Ukrainian Regions
Russian air strikes on Ukraine during the night of Friday to Saturday resulted in four deaths—three in Poltava from a missile strike on a residential building and one in Kharkiv from a downed drone—and damage across six regions; Ukraine has requested more air defense systems.
Four Dead in Russian Air Strikes Across Six Ukrainian Regions
Russian air strikes on Ukraine during the night of Friday to Saturday resulted in four deaths—three in Poltava from a missile strike on a residential building and one in Kharkiv from a downed drone—and damage across six regions; Ukraine has requested more air defense systems.
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40% Bias Score
Japanese Diplomat's Defiance Saves Thousands of Jewish Refugees
On January 1, 1900, Chiune Sugihara was born in Yaotsu, Japan; in 1940, defying orders, he issued over 2,100 visas saving thousands of Jewish refugees from Nazi persecution; his actions earned him posthumous recognition as Righteous Among the Nations.
Japanese Diplomat's Defiance Saves Thousands of Jewish Refugees
On January 1, 1900, Chiune Sugihara was born in Yaotsu, Japan; in 1940, defying orders, he issued over 2,100 visas saving thousands of Jewish refugees from Nazi persecution; his actions earned him posthumous recognition as Righteous Among the Nations.
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16% Bias Score