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Israel's Gaza Bombing Kills Dozens, Risks Hospital Closures
Israel used a 500-pound bomb in a Gaza beach bar attack, killing 24-36 Palestinians and injuring dozens more; experts deem this a potential war crime; Israel also blocked fuel deliveries, risking hospital closures in already strained Gaza.
Israel's Gaza Bombing Kills Dozens, Risks Hospital Closures
Israel used a 500-pound bomb in a Gaza beach bar attack, killing 24-36 Palestinians and injuring dozens more; experts deem this a potential war crime; Israel also blocked fuel deliveries, risking hospital closures in already strained Gaza.
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60% Bias Score
Formentera Gravedigger: From Sparrows to Migrant Burials
Pepín Escandell, Formentera's gravedigger, recounts a strange incident involving a sparrow in a coffin and the recent increase in burials of unidentified African migrants drowning while attempting the illegal sea route from Algeria, highlighting the human cost of this crisis.
Formentera Gravedigger: From Sparrows to Migrant Burials
Pepín Escandell, Formentera's gravedigger, recounts a strange incident involving a sparrow in a coffin and the recent increase in burials of unidentified African migrants drowning while attempting the illegal sea route from Algeria, highlighting the human cost of this crisis.
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40% Bias Score
Family Seeks Justice for Teen Raped in 2004, Case Dropped Due to Insufficient Evidence
In 2004, 15-year-old Jodie Sheeran of Stoke-on-Trent was allegedly raped after being groomed; the case was dropped in 2005, and her family now seeks justice through a national inquiry, highlighting systemic failures in handling child sexual abuse cases.
Family Seeks Justice for Teen Raped in 2004, Case Dropped Due to Insufficient Evidence
In 2004, 15-year-old Jodie Sheeran of Stoke-on-Trent was allegedly raped after being groomed; the case was dropped in 2005, and her family now seeks justice through a national inquiry, highlighting systemic failures in handling child sexual abuse cases.
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52% Bias Score
New Inquest Seeks Justice for 1985 Murders of Anti-Apartheid Activists
On June 27, 1985, four Black South African anti-apartheid activists were abducted, tortured, and murdered by apartheid police; a new inquest is underway to finally hold those responsible accountable four decades later.
New Inquest Seeks Justice for 1985 Murders of Anti-Apartheid Activists
On June 27, 1985, four Black South African anti-apartheid activists were abducted, tortured, and murdered by apartheid police; a new inquest is underway to finally hold those responsible accountable four decades later.
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44% Bias Score
Madımak Hotel Fire: A Legacy of Religious Extremism and Censorship
The Madımak Hotel fire in Sivas, Turkey, on July 2, 1993, resulted in the death of 37 people, highlighting the dangers of religious extremism and inadequate response to such incidents. The event continues to raise concerns about freedom of expression and the handling of religiously motivated violenc...
Madımak Hotel Fire: A Legacy of Religious Extremism and Censorship
The Madımak Hotel fire in Sivas, Turkey, on July 2, 1993, resulted in the death of 37 people, highlighting the dangers of religious extremism and inadequate response to such incidents. The event continues to raise concerns about freedom of expression and the handling of religiously motivated violenc...
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48% Bias Score
Selective Law Enforcement Highlights Double Standards Following Attack on LeMan Magazine
Following the publication of a controversial cartoon in LeMan magazine, a mob attacked the magazine's building on June 26th, while police remained largely inactive, despite readily available evidence of incitement to violence and death threats.
Selective Law Enforcement Highlights Double Standards Following Attack on LeMan Magazine
Following the publication of a controversial cartoon in LeMan magazine, a mob attacked the magazine's building on June 26th, while police remained largely inactive, despite readily available evidence of incitement to violence and death threats.
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60% Bias Score
US Funding Cuts Cause Devastating Rise in HIV Infections
The abrupt US funding cuts for global health initiatives have severely hampered HIV prevention and treatment, leading to clinic closures, staff layoffs, and a projected increase of 6.6 million new HIV infections by 2029, alongside an estimated 4.2 million additional deaths, unless the financial gap ...
US Funding Cuts Cause Devastating Rise in HIV Infections
The abrupt US funding cuts for global health initiatives have severely hampered HIV prevention and treatment, leading to clinic closures, staff layoffs, and a projected increase of 6.6 million new HIV infections by 2029, alongside an estimated 4.2 million additional deaths, unless the financial gap ...
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56% Bias Score
UK Parliament declares Palestine Action a terrorist organization
The UK Parliament voted to proscribe Palestine Action, a campaign group, as a terrorist organization after its activists damaged military planes, sparking concerns about free speech and setting a precedent for future crackdowns on similar protests.
UK Parliament declares Palestine Action a terrorist organization
The UK Parliament voted to proscribe Palestine Action, a campaign group, as a terrorist organization after its activists damaged military planes, sparking concerns about free speech and setting a precedent for future crackdowns on similar protests.
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44% Bias Score
Belgrade Protest Turns Violent: 140,000 clash with Police on Vidovdan
On June 28th, 2024, a large protest in Belgrade, Serbia, demanding elections and removal of a student camp, escalated into violent clashes between approximately 140,000 citizens and police, resulting in injuries and arrests, highlighting deep political tensions.
Belgrade Protest Turns Violent: 140,000 clash with Police on Vidovdan
On June 28th, 2024, a large protest in Belgrade, Serbia, demanding elections and removal of a student camp, escalated into violent clashes between approximately 140,000 citizens and police, resulting in injuries and arrests, highlighting deep political tensions.
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40% Bias Score
BBC Employees Accuse Corporation of Pro-Israel Bias
107 BBC employees accused the corporation of pro-Israel bias in its reporting on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, citing the suppression of a documentary and other editorial decisions as evidence, prompting calls for increased impartiality and transparency.
BBC Employees Accuse Corporation of Pro-Israel Bias
107 BBC employees accused the corporation of pro-Israel bias in its reporting on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, citing the suppression of a documentary and other editorial decisions as evidence, prompting calls for increased impartiality and transparency.
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52% Bias Score
Lawsuit Challenges Trump Administration's Elimination of ASL Interpreters at White House Briefings
A federal lawsuit challenges the Trump administration's termination of American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation at White House briefings, citing violation of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973; the Justice Department argues that closed captions and transcripts provide sufficient access, while the pla...
Lawsuit Challenges Trump Administration's Elimination of ASL Interpreters at White House Briefings
A federal lawsuit challenges the Trump administration's termination of American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation at White House briefings, citing violation of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973; the Justice Department argues that closed captions and transcripts provide sufficient access, while the pla...
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28% Bias Score
French Citizens in Iran Charged with Espionage, Facing Death Penalty
French citizens Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris, imprisoned in Iran since 2020, were charged on July 2nd with espionage for Israel's Mossad, plotting regime change, and corruption, each carrying a potential death sentence.
French Citizens in Iran Charged with Espionage, Facing Death Penalty
French citizens Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris, imprisoned in Iran since 2020, were charged on July 2nd with espionage for Israel's Mossad, plotting regime change, and corruption, each carrying a potential death sentence.
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48% Bias Score
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