Three Israeli Hostages Released in Gaza Prisoner Exchange
Three Israeli hostages—Yarden Bibas, Keith Siegel, and Ofer Kalderon—were released on Saturday from the Gaza Strip, part of a larger prisoner exchange following the January 19th ceasefire between Israel and Hamas; this brings the total number of freed hostages to 18, with dozens more still missing o...
Three Israeli Hostages Released in Gaza Prisoner Exchange
Three Israeli hostages—Yarden Bibas, Keith Siegel, and Ofer Kalderon—were released on Saturday from the Gaza Strip, part of a larger prisoner exchange following the January 19th ceasefire between Israel and Hamas; this brings the total number of freed hostages to 18, with dozens more still missing o...
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48% Bias Score
DIA Suspends Diversity Observances Following Trump Executive Order
The Defense Intelligence Agency halted celebrations for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Juneteenth, and other observances due to President Trump's executive order eliminating diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs across federal agencies, following similar actions by the Justice Department and ...
DIA Suspends Diversity Observances Following Trump Executive Order
The Defense Intelligence Agency halted celebrations for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Juneteenth, and other observances due to President Trump's executive order eliminating diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs across federal agencies, following similar actions by the Justice Department and ...
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52% Bias Score
Black History Month 2025: Celebrating Labor's Contributions Amidst Political Uncertainty
Beginning February 1st, Black History Month commemorates Black history, culture, and education, evolving from Negro History Week (1926) to a nationally recognized month (1976), with this year's theme focusing on African Americans and Labor, despite potential political challenges.
Black History Month 2025: Celebrating Labor's Contributions Amidst Political Uncertainty
Beginning February 1st, Black History Month commemorates Black history, culture, and education, evolving from Negro History Week (1926) to a nationally recognized month (1976), with this year's theme focusing on African Americans and Labor, despite potential political challenges.
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24% Bias Score
Serbian Student Protests Continue After Prime Minister's Resignation
Following a violent attack on students in Novi Sad, Serbia, which prompted the resignation of Prime Minister Miloš Vučević, students continue protests demanding accountability, transparency, and systemic change. The protests, initially focused on a railway station reconstruction project, are now a b...
Serbian Student Protests Continue After Prime Minister's Resignation
Following a violent attack on students in Novi Sad, Serbia, which prompted the resignation of Prime Minister Miloš Vučević, students continue protests demanding accountability, transparency, and systemic change. The protests, initially focused on a railway station reconstruction project, are now a b...
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44% Bias Score
Life Sentence for Woman Who Abused Two Children, Killing One
Two-year-old Kristian Harris died from brutal abuse inflicted by his mother's best friend, Makallie Durham, who was sentenced to life in prison; the abuse also affected Kristian's 11-month-old sister, K'Helani.
Life Sentence for Woman Who Abused Two Children, Killing One
Two-year-old Kristian Harris died from brutal abuse inflicted by his mother's best friend, Makallie Durham, who was sentenced to life in prison; the abuse also affected Kristian's 11-month-old sister, K'Helani.
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36% Bias Score
Scottish Man Arrested in US for Child Sexual Abuse Material
Steven McInally, a 36-year-old Scottish man, was arrested in the US for possession of 3,900 images and 70 videos of child sexual abuse material discovered on his phone during a border search at Melbourne Orlando International Airport; subsequent investigations in Scotland led to a raid on his busine...
Scottish Man Arrested in US for Child Sexual Abuse Material
Steven McInally, a 36-year-old Scottish man, was arrested in the US for possession of 3,900 images and 70 videos of child sexual abuse material discovered on his phone during a border search at Melbourne Orlando International Airport; subsequent investigations in Scotland led to a raid on his busine...
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20% Bias Score
Outdated Conservative View on Abortion Ignores Women's Rights
A Greek article discusses the outdated conservative view equating abortion with murder, arguing that it ignores the importance of a woman's right to choose and the practical implications of unwanted pregnancies, exposing the underlying sexism.
Outdated Conservative View on Abortion Ignores Women's Rights
A Greek article discusses the outdated conservative view equating abortion with murder, arguing that it ignores the importance of a woman's right to choose and the practical implications of unwanted pregnancies, exposing the underlying sexism.
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52% Bias Score
DRC Conflict: Tantalum Mines Fuel M23 Insurgency
The M23 rebel group's control of tantalum mines in eastern DRC, a key source of this conflict mineral essential for electronics, is fueling their insurgency and highlighting challenges in ensuring ethical sourcing and supply chain transparency.
DRC Conflict: Tantalum Mines Fuel M23 Insurgency
The M23 rebel group's control of tantalum mines in eastern DRC, a key source of this conflict mineral essential for electronics, is fueling their insurgency and highlighting challenges in ensuring ethical sourcing and supply chain transparency.
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36% Bias Score
Thailand's Failure to Protect Refugees Amidst Murder and Deportations
The murder of Cambodian dissident Lim Kimya in Bangkok on January 7th, 2025, and the potential deportation of 48 Uighur refugees highlight Thailand's ongoing failure to protect political refugees, raising concerns about its human rights record despite its recent UNHRC membership.
Thailand's Failure to Protect Refugees Amidst Murder and Deportations
The murder of Cambodian dissident Lim Kimya in Bangkok on January 7th, 2025, and the potential deportation of 48 Uighur refugees highlight Thailand's ongoing failure to protect political refugees, raising concerns about its human rights record despite its recent UNHRC membership.
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48% Bias Score
Pharaoh's Self-Destructive Hatred: A Recurring Pattern of Societal Ruin
Pharaoh's obstinate refusal to free Jewish slaves during Egypt's plague-ridden collapse exemplifies a pattern of self-destructive hatred, mirroring Hitler's actions during WWII and impacting societies today by diverting resources from progress and perpetuating violence.
Pharaoh's Self-Destructive Hatred: A Recurring Pattern of Societal Ruin
Pharaoh's obstinate refusal to free Jewish slaves during Egypt's plague-ridden collapse exemplifies a pattern of self-destructive hatred, mirroring Hitler's actions during WWII and impacting societies today by diverting resources from progress and perpetuating violence.
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76% Bias Score
CHP Promises Major Disability Rights Reforms
CHP leader Özgür Özel, during a disability workshop, pledged to establish a disability ministry led by a disabled individual, increase disability pensions to the level of the minimum wage, eliminate contribution fees for healthcare, and provide at least 40 hours of rehabilitation services per week f...
CHP Promises Major Disability Rights Reforms
CHP leader Özgür Özel, during a disability workshop, pledged to establish a disability ministry led by a disabled individual, increase disability pensions to the level of the minimum wage, eliminate contribution fees for healthcare, and provide at least 40 hours of rehabilitation services per week f...
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48% Bias Score
WhatsApp Accuses Israeli Spyware Firm Paragon of Targeting 90 Users
WhatsApp revealed that Israeli spyware company Paragon Solutions targeted 90 users, including journalists and civil society members, using spyware to access their phones' cameras, microphones, and other data; this follows the 2021 Pegasus spyware scandal.
WhatsApp Accuses Israeli Spyware Firm Paragon of Targeting 90 Users
WhatsApp revealed that Israeli spyware company Paragon Solutions targeted 90 users, including journalists and civil society members, using spyware to access their phones' cameras, microphones, and other data; this follows the 2021 Pegasus spyware scandal.
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48% Bias Score