Jailed Activist Considers Renouncing British Citizenship
British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah, imprisoned in Egypt since December 2021 for spreading fake news, remains incarcerated despite completing his five-year sentence, prompting him to consider renouncing his British citizenship due to the UK government's perceived failure to secure his relea...
Jailed Activist Considers Renouncing British Citizenship
British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah, imprisoned in Egypt since December 2021 for spreading fake news, remains incarcerated despite completing his five-year sentence, prompting him to consider renouncing his British citizenship due to the UK government's perceived failure to secure his relea...
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60% Bias Score
EU Restarts Gaza Border Mission to Aid Ceasefire
The EU is restarting its border mission at Rafah crossing in southern Gaza to support the ceasefire between Hamas and Israel, aiming to increase humanitarian aid and medical evacuations. Around 30 unarmed officers will monitor the crossing, which was closed since May due to the conflict, leading to ...
EU Restarts Gaza Border Mission to Aid Ceasefire
The EU is restarting its border mission at Rafah crossing in southern Gaza to support the ceasefire between Hamas and Israel, aiming to increase humanitarian aid and medical evacuations. Around 30 unarmed officers will monitor the crossing, which was closed since May due to the conflict, leading to ...
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32% Bias Score
US Aid Cut Threatens Stability of Syrian ISIS Camp
The US decision to halt foreign aid threatens the al-Hol camp in Syria, housing 40,000 ISIS families, causing concerns about security and potentially triggering a resurgence of ISIS due to disruption of vital services and NGO operations.
US Aid Cut Threatens Stability of Syrian ISIS Camp
The US decision to halt foreign aid threatens the al-Hol camp in Syria, housing 40,000 ISIS families, causing concerns about security and potentially triggering a resurgence of ISIS due to disruption of vital services and NGO operations.
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48% Bias Score
New Orleans Archbishop Fires Food Bank Leaders Amid Sexual Abuse Settlement Dispute
The Archbishop of New Orleans fired the leadership of the church-affiliated Second Harvest food bank on Thursday for refusing a $16 million contribution to settle clergy sexual abuse claims; this follows months of pressure and raises concerns about jeopardizing the food bank's funding and services t...
New Orleans Archbishop Fires Food Bank Leaders Amid Sexual Abuse Settlement Dispute
The Archbishop of New Orleans fired the leadership of the church-affiliated Second Harvest food bank on Thursday for refusing a $16 million contribution to settle clergy sexual abuse claims; this follows months of pressure and raises concerns about jeopardizing the food bank's funding and services t...
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40% Bias Score
Stauffer Family Vlog and the Fallout from Huxley's Adoption
The documentary "An Update on Our Family" details the Stauffer family's experience adopting Huxley from China, the subsequent online backlash after his rehoming, and the ethical questions raised regarding monetizing family life and online hate.
Stauffer Family Vlog and the Fallout from Huxley's Adoption
The documentary "An Update on Our Family" details the Stauffer family's experience adopting Huxley from China, the subsequent online backlash after his rehoming, and the ethical questions raised regarding monetizing family life and online hate.
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56% Bias Score
Nicaragua Approves Constitutional Reform, Extending Ortega-Murillo Rule
Nicaragua's National Assembly approved a constitutional reform, extending Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo's presidency until 2028 and making Murillo co-president. The changes centralize power, declare Nicaragua a socialist state, and allow the state to monitor the press and church. This follows th...
Nicaragua Approves Constitutional Reform, Extending Ortega-Murillo Rule
Nicaragua's National Assembly approved a constitutional reform, extending Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo's presidency until 2028 and making Murillo co-president. The changes centralize power, declare Nicaragua a socialist state, and allow the state to monitor the press and church. This follows th...
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64% Bias Score
Guantanamo Bay Expansion for Migrant Detention Sparks Controversy
President Trump ordered the expansion of Guantanamo Bay's migrant detention center to hold up to 30,000 individuals, despite concerns over human rights abuses and the facility's history of detaining terrorism suspects; this move has been criticized by Cuba and human rights advocates.
Guantanamo Bay Expansion for Migrant Detention Sparks Controversy
President Trump ordered the expansion of Guantanamo Bay's migrant detention center to hold up to 30,000 individuals, despite concerns over human rights abuses and the facility's history of detaining terrorism suspects; this move has been criticized by Cuba and human rights advocates.
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40% Bias Score
Nicaragua: Ortega-Murillo Secure Absolute Power Through Constitutional Amendment
Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega and Vice President Rosario Murillo secured absolute power through a constitutional amendment approved on January 30th, 2024, eliminating the independence of the Parliament and judiciary, sparking international concern.
Nicaragua: Ortega-Murillo Secure Absolute Power Through Constitutional Amendment
Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega and Vice President Rosario Murillo secured absolute power through a constitutional amendment approved on January 30th, 2024, eliminating the independence of the Parliament and judiciary, sparking international concern.
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44% Bias Score
Complaint Filed Against Peter Dutton for Alleged Racial Discrimination
A complaint filed with the Australian Human Rights Commission alleges that Liberal leader Peter Dutton's public comments following the October 7, 2023 Hamas attacks discriminated against Palestinians and Muslims, potentially violating the Racial Discrimination Act. The complaint cites multiple state...
Complaint Filed Against Peter Dutton for Alleged Racial Discrimination
A complaint filed with the Australian Human Rights Commission alleges that Liberal leader Peter Dutton's public comments following the October 7, 2023 Hamas attacks discriminated against Palestinians and Muslims, potentially violating the Racial Discrimination Act. The complaint cites multiple state...
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44% Bias Score
Holocaust Survivors Return Awards, Condemning CDU-AfD Collaboration
Two Holocaust survivors returned their German awards protesting a parliamentary vote where the CDU used the far-right AfD's votes for the first time to pass a motion on migration reduction; this collaboration broke a long-standing taboo against cooperation with the AfD.
Holocaust Survivors Return Awards, Condemning CDU-AfD Collaboration
Two Holocaust survivors returned their German awards protesting a parliamentary vote where the CDU used the far-right AfD's votes for the first time to pass a motion on migration reduction; this collaboration broke a long-standing taboo against cooperation with the AfD.
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52% Bias Score
French Convict Questioned in Unsolved 1990s Rapes and Murder
French convict Dominique Pelicot, serving 20 years for drugging his wife for gang rape, is being questioned about the unsolved 1991 murder of real estate agent Sophie Narme and the 1999 attempted rape of another agent; police found his DNA at the scene of the latter.
French Convict Questioned in Unsolved 1990s Rapes and Murder
French convict Dominique Pelicot, serving 20 years for drugging his wife for gang rape, is being questioned about the unsolved 1991 murder of real estate agent Sophie Narme and the 1999 attempted rape of another agent; police found his DNA at the scene of the latter.
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52% Bias Score
Explosives-Laden Caravan Found in Sydney; Anti-Semitic Terror Plot Investigated
A caravan containing explosives was found in Dural, Sydney, leading to the arrest of Tammie Farrugia and Scott Marshall on unrelated charges; authorities investigate potential links to anti-Semitic terrorism, organized crime, and foreign actors.
Explosives-Laden Caravan Found in Sydney; Anti-Semitic Terror Plot Investigated
A caravan containing explosives was found in Dural, Sydney, leading to the arrest of Tammie Farrugia and Scott Marshall on unrelated charges; authorities investigate potential links to anti-Semitic terrorism, organized crime, and foreign actors.
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36% Bias Score