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Mistaken Deportation Leads to Torture in El Salvador
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, mistakenly deported from the U.S. to El Salvador in March, was subjected to severe beatings, sleep deprivation, and psychological torture at CECOT prison, prompting a legal battle highlighting U.S. deportation and Salvadoran prison system failures.
Mistaken Deportation Leads to Torture in El Salvador
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, mistakenly deported from the U.S. to El Salvador in March, was subjected to severe beatings, sleep deprivation, and psychological torture at CECOT prison, prompting a legal battle highlighting U.S. deportation and Salvadoran prison system failures.
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56% Bias Score
Supreme Court Allows Deportation of Eight Men to South Sudan
The Supreme Court permitted the Trump administration to deport eight men, mostly from countries other than South Sudan, from a Djiboutian military base to South Sudan, despite concerns about potential harm; two justices dissented, highlighting the lack of due process and potential human rights viola...
Supreme Court Allows Deportation of Eight Men to South Sudan
The Supreme Court permitted the Trump administration to deport eight men, mostly from countries other than South Sudan, from a Djiboutian military base to South Sudan, despite concerns about potential harm; two justices dissented, highlighting the lack of due process and potential human rights viola...
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44% Bias Score
Supreme Court Allows Deportation of Migrants to South Sudan
The Supreme Court on Thursday overruled a lower court and allowed the Trump administration to deport eight migrants held in Djibouti to South Sudan, despite concerns about potential human rights violations and challenges to established legal processes.
Supreme Court Allows Deportation of Migrants to South Sudan
The Supreme Court on Thursday overruled a lower court and allowed the Trump administration to deport eight migrants held in Djibouti to South Sudan, despite concerns about potential human rights violations and challenges to established legal processes.
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60% Bias Score
US Colleges Integrate Global Citizenship Education
US colleges and universities are increasingly incorporating global citizenship education into their curricula, offering certificate programs, interwoven courses, and even full degree programs, reflecting a growing awareness of global interconnectedness and the need to address shared challenges.
US Colleges Integrate Global Citizenship Education
US colleges and universities are increasingly incorporating global citizenship education into their curricula, offering certificate programs, interwoven courses, and even full degree programs, reflecting a growing awareness of global interconnectedness and the need to address shared challenges.
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16% Bias Score
Togo Protests: Youth Revolt Against Gnassingbe Dynasty
Thousands protested in Lome, Togo from June 26-28 against constitutional reforms enabling President Faure Gnassingbe's indefinite rule, resulting in at least four deaths and dozens of injuries from the government's violent crackdown; the protests represent a generational rejection of the Gnassingbe ...
Togo Protests: Youth Revolt Against Gnassingbe Dynasty
Thousands protested in Lome, Togo from June 26-28 against constitutional reforms enabling President Faure Gnassingbe's indefinite rule, resulting in at least four deaths and dozens of injuries from the government's violent crackdown; the protests represent a generational rejection of the Gnassingbe ...
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40% Bias Score
France Seeks Pardon for Imprisoned Franco-Algerian Writer
On July 1st, an Algerian appeals court upheld a five-year prison sentence against Franco-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal, prompting a measured response from France, which is seeking a presidential pardon rather than escalating tensions. The case highlights the complex diplomatic relationship between ...
France Seeks Pardon for Imprisoned Franco-Algerian Writer
On July 1st, an Algerian appeals court upheld a five-year prison sentence against Franco-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal, prompting a measured response from France, which is seeking a presidential pardon rather than escalating tensions. The case highlights the complex diplomatic relationship between ...
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52% Bias Score
Wildfire in Lleida Kills Two, Leaving Migrant Family in Crisis
A wildfire in the south of Lleida province, Spain, has resulted in two deaths and 5,500 hectares of land burned; the deceased are Jordi Esteve, a 32-year-old agricultural businessman, and his employee, Omar Fabián, a Colombian immigrant whose family now faces hardship.
Wildfire in Lleida Kills Two, Leaving Migrant Family in Crisis
A wildfire in the south of Lleida province, Spain, has resulted in two deaths and 5,500 hectares of land burned; the deceased are Jordi Esteve, a 32-year-old agricultural businessman, and his employee, Omar Fabián, a Colombian immigrant whose family now faces hardship.
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28% Bias Score
EPA Suspends 139 Employees for Dissent Over Environmental Policy Rollbacks
On Thursday, the EPA placed 139 employees on administrative leave for signing a letter criticizing the agency's weakening environmental policies under Administrator Lee Zeldin, which include funding cuts estimated to cost 30,000 lives and $275 billion annually.
EPA Suspends 139 Employees for Dissent Over Environmental Policy Rollbacks
On Thursday, the EPA placed 139 employees on administrative leave for signing a letter criticizing the agency's weakening environmental policies under Administrator Lee Zeldin, which include funding cuts estimated to cost 30,000 lives and $275 billion annually.
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56% Bias Score
Russia Officially Recognizes Taliban Government in Afghanistan
Russia became the first nation to officially recognize the Taliban government in Afghanistan on Thursday, a move praised by the Taliban but criticized for prioritizing strategic interests over human rights concerns, following Russia's prior acceptance of the Taliban ambassador and removal of the gro...
Russia Officially Recognizes Taliban Government in Afghanistan
Russia became the first nation to officially recognize the Taliban government in Afghanistan on Thursday, a move praised by the Taliban but criticized for prioritizing strategic interests over human rights concerns, following Russia's prior acceptance of the Taliban ambassador and removal of the gro...
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48% Bias Score
Russia Officially Recognizes Taliban Government in Afghanistan
Russia became the first country to officially recognize the Taliban government in Afghanistan on Thursday, potentially opening the door for increased economic and security cooperation despite concerns over human rights abuses.
Russia Officially Recognizes Taliban Government in Afghanistan
Russia became the first country to officially recognize the Taliban government in Afghanistan on Thursday, potentially opening the door for increased economic and security cooperation despite concerns over human rights abuses.
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48% Bias Score
NYC protests alleged ICE kidnappings during Trump immigration crackdown
New York City officials and advocates are protesting alleged unlawful detentions of immigrants by ICE agents during a Trump-era crackdown, citing cases like Joselyn Chipantiza's detention in poor conditions after a routine hearing; the city recently allocated $33.6 million for pro-bono legal service...
NYC protests alleged ICE kidnappings during Trump immigration crackdown
New York City officials and advocates are protesting alleged unlawful detentions of immigrants by ICE agents during a Trump-era crackdown, citing cases like Joselyn Chipantiza's detention in poor conditions after a routine hearing; the city recently allocated $33.6 million for pro-bono legal service...
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56% Bias Score
From Refuge to Disillusionment: A Scholar's Shifting View of America
A Jewish scholar's lifelong love for America, rooted in his family's escape from European antisemitism, is profoundly challenged by the rise of Trumpism and increasing antisemitism in elite US universities, as evidenced by his personal experiences in recent years.
From Refuge to Disillusionment: A Scholar's Shifting View of America
A Jewish scholar's lifelong love for America, rooted in his family's escape from European antisemitism, is profoundly challenged by the rise of Trumpism and increasing antisemitism in elite US universities, as evidenced by his personal experiences in recent years.
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48% Bias Score
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