German Elections: AfD's Rise and Coalition Uncertainty
Germany's national elections this Sunday are expected to yield a new chancellor and governing coalition, with the far-right AfD potentially becoming the second-largest party, fueled by concerns over mass migration and a struggling economy.
German Elections: AfD's Rise and Coalition Uncertainty
Germany's national elections this Sunday are expected to yield a new chancellor and governing coalition, with the far-right AfD potentially becoming the second-largest party, fueled by concerns over mass migration and a struggling economy.
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52% Bias Score
Antisemitic Attack at Berlin's Holocaust Memorial
On Friday evening, a 19-year-old Syrian refugee stabbed a Spanish tourist at Berlin's Holocaust Memorial, leaving the victim with life-threatening injuries; the attack is believed to be antisemitic and religiously motivated, connected to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Antisemitic Attack at Berlin's Holocaust Memorial
On Friday evening, a 19-year-old Syrian refugee stabbed a Spanish tourist at Berlin's Holocaust Memorial, leaving the victim with life-threatening injuries; the attack is believed to be antisemitic and religiously motivated, connected to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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44% Bias Score
Berlin Stabbing Shifts German Election Focus to Immigration
A Spanish tourist was stabbed by a Syrian refugee near Berlin's Brandenburg Gate, impacting Germany's election by increasing support for stricter immigration policies from the CDU/CSU, while the left links such policies to the far-right.
Berlin Stabbing Shifts German Election Focus to Immigration
A Spanish tourist was stabbed by a Syrian refugee near Berlin's Brandenburg Gate, impacting Germany's election by increasing support for stricter immigration policies from the CDU/CSU, while the left links such policies to the far-right.
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60% Bias Score
Trump Administration Reassigns Top ICE Official Amidst Slower Deportation Rates
The Trump administration reassigned Caleb Vitello, acting director of ICE, to lead the office responsible for arrests and deportations, following the reassignment of other top officials due to slower-than-expected results in deportations and arrests; the White House plans to name a new acting direct...
Trump Administration Reassigns Top ICE Official Amidst Slower Deportation Rates
The Trump administration reassigned Caleb Vitello, acting director of ICE, to lead the office responsible for arrests and deportations, following the reassignment of other top officials due to slower-than-expected results in deportations and arrests; the White House plans to name a new acting direct...
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48% Bias Score
Greece Intensifies Migrant Returns, Ranking Fourth in EU
In 2024, Greece returned approximately 7,000 rejected asylum seekers, ranking fourth in the EU, utilizing both mandatory and voluntary programs like the EU-funded voluntary return program that aims to return 17,000 by 2027; further returns are planned for March, showing an increase in efficiency and...
Greece Intensifies Migrant Returns, Ranking Fourth in EU
In 2024, Greece returned approximately 7,000 rejected asylum seekers, ranking fourth in the EU, utilizing both mandatory and voluntary programs like the EU-funded voluntary return program that aims to return 17,000 by 2027; further returns are planned for March, showing an increase in efficiency and...
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40% Bias Score
Germany's Early Elections: Merz Leads Amidst Immigration Concerns and AfD Rise
Germany holds early elections on February 23rd to determine its next government, with the CDU's Friedrich Merz leading, key issues including immigration, economic recovery, and the rise of the far-right AfD following recent attacks.
Germany's Early Elections: Merz Leads Amidst Immigration Concerns and AfD Rise
Germany holds early elections on February 23rd to determine its next government, with the CDU's Friedrich Merz leading, key issues including immigration, economic recovery, and the rise of the far-right AfD following recent attacks.
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44% Bias Score
Mulhouse Knife Attack: One Dead, Terrorist Act Declared
A 37-year-old Algerian man awaiting deportation and on a terrorism watchlist stabbed multiple people in Mulhouse, France, killing one and injuring at least two police officers; the attack, which occurred during a demonstration, has been labeled as an act of Islamic terrorism by President Macron.
Mulhouse Knife Attack: One Dead, Terrorist Act Declared
A 37-year-old Algerian man awaiting deportation and on a terrorism watchlist stabbed multiple people in Mulhouse, France, killing one and injuring at least two police officers; the attack, which occurred during a demonstration, has been labeled as an act of Islamic terrorism by President Macron.
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52% Bias Score
German Election: Merz Vows European Leadership Amidst AfD Rise
Germany holds a crucial election on Sunday, where conservative frontrunner Friedrich Merz aims for European leadership while the far-right AfD, led by Alice Weidel, gains traction with around 20% support fueled by anti-immigration sentiment following recent attacks.
German Election: Merz Vows European Leadership Amidst AfD Rise
Germany holds a crucial election on Sunday, where conservative frontrunner Friedrich Merz aims for European leadership while the far-right AfD, led by Alice Weidel, gains traction with around 20% support fueled by anti-immigration sentiment following recent attacks.
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60% Bias Score
German Election: Migrant Voters' Concerns and Preferences
In Germany's February 23rd elections, 7 million voters with migration backgrounds will participate, primarily concerned with economic issues but also expressing heightened anxieties about violence and financial insecurity, with varying voting preferences across different origin countries.
German Election: Migrant Voters' Concerns and Preferences
In Germany's February 23rd elections, 7 million voters with migration backgrounds will participate, primarily concerned with economic issues but also expressing heightened anxieties about violence and financial insecurity, with varying voting preferences across different origin countries.
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40% Bias Score
NBC Settles Defamation Lawsuit Over False Report on Gynecologist
NBC Universal settled a defamation lawsuit filed by Georgia gynecologist Dr. Mahendra Amin for $10 million in compensatory and $20 million in punitive damages stemming from false MSNBC reports in September 2020 alleging he performed mass hysterectomies on ICE detainees. A judge found MSNBC's reporti...
NBC Settles Defamation Lawsuit Over False Report on Gynecologist
NBC Universal settled a defamation lawsuit filed by Georgia gynecologist Dr. Mahendra Amin for $10 million in compensatory and $20 million in punitive damages stemming from false MSNBC reports in September 2020 alleging he performed mass hysterectomies on ICE detainees. A judge found MSNBC's reporti...
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56% Bias Score
Judge Blocks Deportation of Asylum Seekers, But One Woman Already Deported
A federal judge temporarily blocked the deportation of eight asylum seekers, but one woman was deported to Ecuador before the order took effect, despite fleeing domestic violence and despite pending litigation, raising concerns about the Trump administration's expedited deportation practices and dis...
Judge Blocks Deportation of Asylum Seekers, But One Woman Already Deported
A federal judge temporarily blocked the deportation of eight asylum seekers, but one woman was deported to Ecuador before the order took effect, despite fleeing domestic violence and despite pending litigation, raising concerns about the Trump administration's expedited deportation practices and dis...
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56% Bias Score
Student Suicide Follows Immigration-Related Bullying
Eleven-year-old Jocelynn Rojo Carranza, a student at Gainesville Independent School District, died by suicide after experiencing bullying related to immigration rumors that spread among students in late January, causing widespread fear and distress among Hispanic students; the school administration ...
Student Suicide Follows Immigration-Related Bullying
Eleven-year-old Jocelynn Rojo Carranza, a student at Gainesville Independent School District, died by suicide after experiencing bullying related to immigration rumors that spread among students in late January, causing widespread fear and distress among Hispanic students; the school administration ...
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32% Bias Score