Serbian Students Strike Amidst Corruption Protests Following Deadly Collapse
Serbian students are leading a general strike on Friday, November 8th, 2024, protesting corruption and demanding accountability for a November 1st railway station collapse that killed 15, facing government counter-protests and accusations of foreign influence.
Serbian Students Strike Amidst Corruption Protests Following Deadly Collapse
Serbian students are leading a general strike on Friday, November 8th, 2024, protesting corruption and demanding accountability for a November 1st railway station collapse that killed 15, facing government counter-protests and accusations of foreign influence.
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44% Bias Score
52nd March for Life Emphasizes Dignity of Human Life from Conception
The 52nd March for Life, held in Washington, D.C., emphasized the inherent dignity of human life from conception, highlighting new leadership and resources for pregnant women while advocating against abortion. Speakers included a man who survived a botched abortion and a former abortionist.
52nd March for Life Emphasizes Dignity of Human Life from Conception
The 52nd March for Life, held in Washington, D.C., emphasized the inherent dignity of human life from conception, highlighting new leadership and resources for pregnant women while advocating against abortion. Speakers included a man who survived a botched abortion and a former abortionist.
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72% Bias Score
Armenian Government Accused of Inaction in Case of Imprisoned Artsakh Minister
Ruben Vardanyan, former Artsakh minister, remains imprisoned in Baku for over a year; his American lawyer accuses the Armenian government of inaction, citing Prime Minister Pashinyan's statements and the lack of official condemnation of Vardanyan's trial and charges, while expressing hope for US int...
Armenian Government Accused of Inaction in Case of Imprisoned Artsakh Minister
Ruben Vardanyan, former Artsakh minister, remains imprisoned in Baku for over a year; his American lawyer accuses the Armenian government of inaction, citing Prime Minister Pashinyan's statements and the lack of official condemnation of Vardanyan's trial and charges, while expressing hope for US int...
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36% Bias Score
UK Judge Approves Extradition of Mother Accused of Killing Children
A London judge approved the extradition of Kimberlee Singler, a 36-year-old American mother, to Colorado to face murder charges for the deaths of her two youngest children in December 2023 and attempted murder of her eldest; the ruling follows arguments that a life sentence without parole would viol...
UK Judge Approves Extradition of Mother Accused of Killing Children
A London judge approved the extradition of Kimberlee Singler, a 36-year-old American mother, to Colorado to face murder charges for the deaths of her two youngest children in December 2023 and attempted murder of her eldest; the ruling follows arguments that a life sentence without parole would viol...
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44% Bias Score
Outrage Erupts After LFI Members Vote Against Resolution for Imprisoned Author's Release
The European Parliament's resolution urging the release of imprisoned Algerian author Boualem Sansal, passed overwhelmingly (533-24-48), sparked outrage after four French LFI members voted against it, leading to accusations of prioritizing political interests over human rights, and highlighting tens...
Outrage Erupts After LFI Members Vote Against Resolution for Imprisoned Author's Release
The European Parliament's resolution urging the release of imprisoned Algerian author Boualem Sansal, passed overwhelmingly (533-24-48), sparked outrage after four French LFI members voted against it, leading to accusations of prioritizing political interests over human rights, and highlighting tens...
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64% Bias Score
Trump Administration to Combat Antisemitism, Target UNRWA
The Trump administration, with new UN Ambassador Elise Stefanik, plans to combat antisemitism by enforcing Title VI, withholding funding from institutions supporting antisemitism, increasing oversight of foreign contributions, and potentially shutting down UNRWA due to its alleged role in the Octobe...
Trump Administration to Combat Antisemitism, Target UNRWA
The Trump administration, with new UN Ambassador Elise Stefanik, plans to combat antisemitism by enforcing Title VI, withholding funding from institutions supporting antisemitism, increasing oversight of foreign contributions, and potentially shutting down UNRWA due to its alleged role in the Octobe...
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64% Bias Score
Israel Releases 90 Palestinian Women in Ceasefire Deal
Israel released 90 Palestinian women and teenagers, including Dania Hanatsheh, detained without charge, as the first phase of a ceasefire deal involving nearly 2,000 prisoners for 33 hostages in Gaza, with increased aid and a six-week truce.
Israel Releases 90 Palestinian Women in Ceasefire Deal
Israel released 90 Palestinian women and teenagers, including Dania Hanatsheh, detained without charge, as the first phase of a ceasefire deal involving nearly 2,000 prisoners for 33 hostages in Gaza, with increased aid and a six-week truce.
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56% Bias Score
Holocaust Survivor Returns to Auschwitz on 80th Anniversary of Liberation
Naftali Fürst, a 92-year-old Holocaust survivor, returned to Auschwitz for the 80th anniversary of its liberation, recounting his family's narrow escape from immediate death and his lifelong dedication to preserving the memory of the victims.
Holocaust Survivor Returns to Auschwitz on 80th Anniversary of Liberation
Naftali Fürst, a 92-year-old Holocaust survivor, returned to Auschwitz for the 80th anniversary of its liberation, recounting his family's narrow escape from immediate death and his lifelong dedication to preserving the memory of the victims.
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24% Bias Score
Serbia Protests: Train Station Collapse Ignites Nationwide Demonstrations
Following the November 1st, 2024, collapse of Novi Sad's train station, killing 15, nationwide protests in Serbia demand accountability, fueled by allegations of corruption and broader discontent with President Vucic's rule; 61% of Serbians support the demonstrations.
Serbia Protests: Train Station Collapse Ignites Nationwide Demonstrations
Following the November 1st, 2024, collapse of Novi Sad's train station, killing 15, nationwide protests in Serbia demand accountability, fueled by allegations of corruption and broader discontent with President Vucic's rule; 61% of Serbians support the demonstrations.
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36% Bias Score
South Africa Sued for $9 Million Over Uninvestigated Apartheid Crimes
Families of victims of apartheid-era violence, including those of the Cradock Four, are suing the South African government for $9 million, alleging a failure to properly investigate these crimes and deliver justice, with proceedings set to begin in June 2025.
South Africa Sued for $9 Million Over Uninvestigated Apartheid Crimes
Families of victims of apartheid-era violence, including those of the Cradock Four, are suing the South African government for $9 million, alleging a failure to properly investigate these crimes and deliver justice, with proceedings set to begin in June 2025.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Deportations Begin: Over 1,300 Illegal Immigrants Removed
President Trump has launched deportation flights for over 1,300 illegal immigrants, many accused of serious crimes, using military aircraft to expedite removals amid a wider crackdown on illegal immigration, facing resistance from some sanctuary cities.
Trump Deportations Begin: Over 1,300 Illegal Immigrants Removed
President Trump has launched deportation flights for over 1,300 illegal immigrants, many accused of serious crimes, using military aircraft to expedite removals amid a wider crackdown on illegal immigration, facing resistance from some sanctuary cities.
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76% Bias Score
EU to Gradually Ease Syria Sanctions, Conditional on Human Rights Improvements
The EU is expected to agree next week on gradually easing sanctions on Syria, conditional on the Syrian authorities' commitment to human rights and minority rights; the plan includes easing restrictions on energy, electricity, transport, and some banking, excluding arms and sanctions against Assad r...
EU to Gradually Ease Syria Sanctions, Conditional on Human Rights Improvements
The EU is expected to agree next week on gradually easing sanctions on Syria, conditional on the Syrian authorities' commitment to human rights and minority rights; the plan includes easing restrictions on energy, electricity, transport, and some banking, excluding arms and sanctions against Assad r...
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36% Bias Score