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Manhattan Protest Against Anti-Immigration Policies Results in Arrests
Hundreds of demonstrators, including undocumented immigrants, protested Donald Trump's anti-immigration policies in Manhattan on Thursday, resulting in at least six arrests during a march through SoHo; the protest follows Mayor Adams's decision to reopen an ICE office at Rikers Island and a federal ...
Manhattan Protest Against Anti-Immigration Policies Results in Arrests
Hundreds of demonstrators, including undocumented immigrants, protested Donald Trump's anti-immigration policies in Manhattan on Thursday, resulting in at least six arrests during a march through SoHo; the protest follows Mayor Adams's decision to reopen an ICE office at Rikers Island and a federal ...
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48% Bias Score
Spain Renews Pact Against Gender Violence
Spain's parliament approved a renewed State Pact against Gender Violence, including over 460 measures to address shortcomings in protecting women and children from domestic abuse, coinciding with the 20th anniversary of the integral law against gender violence.
Spain Renews Pact Against Gender Violence
Spain's parliament approved a renewed State Pact against Gender Violence, including over 460 measures to address shortcomings in protecting women and children from domestic abuse, coinciding with the 20th anniversary of the integral law against gender violence.
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Congolese Musician Killed Amid Eastern DR Congo Fighting
Congolese musician Delcat Idengo was killed in Goma, DR Congo on Thursday, his body found with head wounds, amid ongoing fighting between the M23 rebel group and government forces; he had recently released a song critical of the rebels.
Congolese Musician Killed Amid Eastern DR Congo Fighting
Congolese musician Delcat Idengo was killed in Goma, DR Congo on Thursday, his body found with head wounds, amid ongoing fighting between the M23 rebel group and government forces; he had recently released a song critical of the rebels.
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44% Bias Score
Taliban Offer to Cooperate on Deportations, but Germany Refuses
Following a suspected terrorist attack in Munich allegedly committed by a rejected Afghan asylum seeker, the Taliban offered to cooperate with Germany on deportations, but Germany refused due to its non-recognition of the Taliban regime, unlike Austria, which engages in direct talks with the Taliban...
Taliban Offer to Cooperate on Deportations, but Germany Refuses
Following a suspected terrorist attack in Munich allegedly committed by a rejected Afghan asylum seeker, the Taliban offered to cooperate with Germany on deportations, but Germany refused due to its non-recognition of the Taliban regime, unlike Austria, which engages in direct talks with the Taliban...
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52% Bias Score
Hong Kong's Subdivided Apartment Crackdown: Risks of Displacement
Hong Kong is implementing new regulations for subdivided apartments, mandating minimum sizes and safety standards, impacting approximately 33,000 units and potentially displacing low-income residents if sufficient resettlement support isn't provided.
Hong Kong's Subdivided Apartment Crackdown: Risks of Displacement
Hong Kong is implementing new regulations for subdivided apartments, mandating minimum sizes and safety standards, impacting approximately 33,000 units and potentially displacing low-income residents if sufficient resettlement support isn't provided.
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44% Bias Score
Latvian Activist Gaponenko Arrested on Charges of Aiding Foreign State and Inciting Hatred
Latvian authorities arrested human rights activist Alexander Gaponenko on February 13, 2024, charging him with aiding a foreign state and inciting national hatred following his participation in a conference on the alleged "ethnocide of Russian compatriots in the Baltic states".
Latvian Activist Gaponenko Arrested on Charges of Aiding Foreign State and Inciting Hatred
Latvian authorities arrested human rights activist Alexander Gaponenko on February 13, 2024, charging him with aiding a foreign state and inciting national hatred following his participation in a conference on the alleged "ethnocide of Russian compatriots in the Baltic states".
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52% Bias Score
Trump Administration's Resignation Offer Creates Confusion and Uncertainty for Federal Workers
The Trump administration offered 75,000 federal employees the option to resign with pay through September; however, some, like VA social worker Liz Goggin, were later deemed ineligible, raising concerns about the program's execution and its potential impact on public services.
Trump Administration's Resignation Offer Creates Confusion and Uncertainty for Federal Workers
The Trump administration offered 75,000 federal employees the option to resign with pay through September; however, some, like VA social worker Liz Goggin, were later deemed ineligible, raising concerns about the program's execution and its potential impact on public services.
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44% Bias Score
Federal Funding Freeze Cripples West Virginia Nonprofits
A White House freeze on federal loans and grants created chaos for West Virginia nonprofits addressing poverty, addiction, and infrastructure issues, exposing the state's heavy reliance on federal funding and the potential for devastating long-term consequences.
Federal Funding Freeze Cripples West Virginia Nonprofits
A White House freeze on federal loans and grants created chaos for West Virginia nonprofits addressing poverty, addiction, and infrastructure issues, exposing the state's heavy reliance on federal funding and the potential for devastating long-term consequences.
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48% Bias Score
Drug Cartels' Grip on Ecuador's Puerto Bolivar: Violence and Economic Disruption
In Ecuador's Puerto Bolivar, rival drug cartels' violence has resulted in at least 30 bodies being found at sea in 2024, severely impacting the fishing industry and general safety; fishermen pay monthly fees and 20% of their catch to gangs for protection, showing the cartels' deep control.
Drug Cartels' Grip on Ecuador's Puerto Bolivar: Violence and Economic Disruption
In Ecuador's Puerto Bolivar, rival drug cartels' violence has resulted in at least 30 bodies being found at sea in 2024, severely impacting the fishing industry and general safety; fishermen pay monthly fees and 20% of their catch to gangs for protection, showing the cartels' deep control.
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52% Bias Score
Dor Foundation Launches to Combat Surge in Australian Antisemitism
Former treasurer Josh Frydenberg launched the Dor Foundation to combat rising antisemitism in Australia, focusing on preventing online and university targeting; the foundation includes prominent business leaders and philanthropists and follows recent incidents of antisemitism in NSW Health and Austr...
Dor Foundation Launches to Combat Surge in Australian Antisemitism
Former treasurer Josh Frydenberg launched the Dor Foundation to combat rising antisemitism in Australia, focusing on preventing online and university targeting; the foundation includes prominent business leaders and philanthropists and follows recent incidents of antisemitism in NSW Health and Austr...
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44% Bias Score
EU Suspends Rwanda Cooperation Agreement Over Congo Conflict
The European Parliament overwhelmingly voted to suspend its cooperation agreement with Rwanda due to its alleged support for the M23 rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo, citing the escalating violence and human rights abuses as unacceptable violations of Congolese sovereignty.
EU Suspends Rwanda Cooperation Agreement Over Congo Conflict
The European Parliament overwhelmingly voted to suspend its cooperation agreement with Rwanda due to its alleged support for the M23 rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo, citing the escalating violence and human rights abuses as unacceptable violations of Congolese sovereignty.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Aid Freeze Leaves Thousands of Zimbabwean Healthcare Workers Jobless
Following a Trump administration executive order halting foreign aid, thousands of Zimbabwean healthcare workers lost their jobs, impacting services for 1.2 million people on ART and leading to clinic closures, exposing the country's dependence on donor funding for its healthcare system.
Trump's Aid Freeze Leaves Thousands of Zimbabwean Healthcare Workers Jobless
Following a Trump administration executive order halting foreign aid, thousands of Zimbabwean healthcare workers lost their jobs, impacting services for 1.2 million people on ART and leading to clinic closures, exposing the country's dependence on donor funding for its healthcare system.
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44% Bias Score
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