Trump Executive Order Challenges Birthright Citizenship
President Trump's executive order challenges birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants born after February 19, 2024, sparking legal battles and causing distress for families like Meni's, a Honduran asylum seeker in California, who fears her unborn child may be denied citizenship...
Trump Executive Order Challenges Birthright Citizenship
President Trump's executive order challenges birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants born after February 19, 2024, sparking legal battles and causing distress for families like Meni's, a Honduran asylum seeker in California, who fears her unborn child may be denied citizenship...
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40% Bias Score
Eight Hostages Released, Ceasefire Violated
On January 29, 2025, Hamas released eight hostages, including German-Israeli Arbel Yehoud, but scenes of harassment during the handover prompted Israel to suspend Palestinian returns to northern Gaza, violating the January 19 ceasefire agreement.
Eight Hostages Released, Ceasefire Violated
On January 29, 2025, Hamas released eight hostages, including German-Israeli Arbel Yehoud, but scenes of harassment during the handover prompted Israel to suspend Palestinian returns to northern Gaza, violating the January 19 ceasefire agreement.
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56% Bias Score
Holocaust Survivors Return Awards, Protesting Far-Right's Role in German Vote
Albrecht Weinberg, a 99-year-old Holocaust survivor, and photographer Luigi Toscano are returning their German Order of Merit awards, protesting a German parliamentary vote where the CDU used far-right AfD votes for a non-binding motion on migration; this collaboration is seen as a betrayal of democ...
Holocaust Survivors Return Awards, Protesting Far-Right's Role in German Vote
Albrecht Weinberg, a 99-year-old Holocaust survivor, and photographer Luigi Toscano are returning their German Order of Merit awards, protesting a German parliamentary vote where the CDU used far-right AfD votes for a non-binding motion on migration; this collaboration is seen as a betrayal of democ...
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44% Bias Score
Forced IUDs and US Interest Fuel Greenland's Independence Movement
Thousands of Greenlandic women were forcibly given IUDs by Denmark in the 1960s and 70s, causing lasting health problems and trauma, fueling current demands for independence amidst US interest in purchasing Greenland.
Forced IUDs and US Interest Fuel Greenland's Independence Movement
Thousands of Greenlandic women were forcibly given IUDs by Denmark in the 1960s and 70s, causing lasting health problems and trauma, fueling current demands for independence amidst US interest in purchasing Greenland.
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60% Bias Score
Central American Nations Implement Support Programs for US Deportations
Facing increased deportations from the US, Mexico and Central American nations are implementing support programs offering financial aid, healthcare, job training, and psychological assistance to returning citizens, highlighting the need for regional collaboration to address the situation's systemic ...
Central American Nations Implement Support Programs for US Deportations
Facing increased deportations from the US, Mexico and Central American nations are implementing support programs offering financial aid, healthcare, job training, and psychological assistance to returning citizens, highlighting the need for regional collaboration to address the situation's systemic ...
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44% Bias Score
Trump Orders Guantanamo Bay Migrant Facility
President Trump signed a memo Wednesday to prepare a Guantanamo Bay facility for up to 30,000 migrants, directing the Defense and Homeland Security Secretaries to expand the Migrant Operations Center to address what he calls a "border invasion", despite Pentagon officials being unaware of the plan.
Trump Orders Guantanamo Bay Migrant Facility
President Trump signed a memo Wednesday to prepare a Guantanamo Bay facility for up to 30,000 migrants, directing the Defense and Homeland Security Secretaries to expand the Migrant Operations Center to address what he calls a "border invasion", despite Pentagon officials being unaware of the plan.
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68% Bias Score
Gaza Hostages Released After 482 Days, Facing Mob Violence and Revealing Brutal Captivity
After 482 days held hostage by Hamas in Gaza, seven hostages—two Israelis and five Thai nationals—were released on Thursday, but faced a threatening mob before Red Cross transfer; testimonies reveal brutal captivity conditions, including torture and inadequate medical care.
Gaza Hostages Released After 482 Days, Facing Mob Violence and Revealing Brutal Captivity
After 482 days held hostage by Hamas in Gaza, seven hostages—two Israelis and five Thai nationals—were released on Thursday, but faced a threatening mob before Red Cross transfer; testimonies reveal brutal captivity conditions, including torture and inadequate medical care.
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52% Bias Score
Israel Bans UNRWA, Impacting Aid to Palestinian Refugees
Israel's ban on UNRWA, effective Thursday, prohibits the agency's operations on Israeli land, impacting its crucial humanitarian work in Gaza and the West Bank, affecting at least 5.9 million Palestinians who rely on UNRWA for essential services, and potentially destabilizing the region.
Israel Bans UNRWA, Impacting Aid to Palestinian Refugees
Israel's ban on UNRWA, effective Thursday, prohibits the agency's operations on Israeli land, impacting its crucial humanitarian work in Gaza and the West Bank, affecting at least 5.9 million Palestinians who rely on UNRWA for essential services, and potentially destabilizing the region.
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48% Bias Score
Canadian Citizen Sues Government for $27 Million Over Alleged Abandonment and Torture in Sudan
Abousfian Abdelrazik, a Canadian citizen, claims the Canadian government abandoned him to torture and imprisonment in Sudan from 2003-2009, prompting a $27 million damage lawsuit alleging negligence and human rights violations by Canadian officials and CSIS.
Canadian Citizen Sues Government for $27 Million Over Alleged Abandonment and Torture in Sudan
Abousfian Abdelrazik, a Canadian citizen, claims the Canadian government abandoned him to torture and imprisonment in Sudan from 2003-2009, prompting a $27 million damage lawsuit alleging negligence and human rights violations by Canadian officials and CSIS.
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44% Bias Score
Trump Plans to House 30,000 Migrants at Guantanamo Bay
US President Donald Trump announced plans to use the Guantanamo Bay detention camp to house up to 30,000 undocumented migrants, citing a need to increase detention capacity and describing the migrants as "criminals.
Trump Plans to House 30,000 Migrants at Guantanamo Bay
US President Donald Trump announced plans to use the Guantanamo Bay detention camp to house up to 30,000 undocumented migrants, citing a need to increase detention capacity and describing the migrants as "criminals.
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56% Bias Score
Trump Orders 30,000-Person Migrant Facility at Guantanamo Bay
President Trump ordered the creation of a 30,000-person migrant facility at Guantanamo Bay, signed the Laken Riley Act mandating detention for undocumented immigrants accused of crimes, and revoked the TPS for 600,000 Venezuelans, escalating his hardline immigration policies.
Trump Orders 30,000-Person Migrant Facility at Guantanamo Bay
President Trump ordered the creation of a 30,000-person migrant facility at Guantanamo Bay, signed the Laken Riley Act mandating detention for undocumented immigrants accused of crimes, and revoked the TPS for 600,000 Venezuelans, escalating his hardline immigration policies.
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56% Bias Score
Serbian Protests Challenge Vucic After Deadly Railway Collapse
Widespread protests in Serbia, triggered by a deadly railway station collapse, challenge President Vucic's rule amid allegations of corruption, substandard construction, and insufficient government transparency; the prime minister's resignation failed to quell the demonstrations.
Serbian Protests Challenge Vucic After Deadly Railway Collapse
Widespread protests in Serbia, triggered by a deadly railway station collapse, challenge President Vucic's rule amid allegations of corruption, substandard construction, and insufficient government transparency; the prime minister's resignation failed to quell the demonstrations.
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40% Bias Score