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Wittlich Stabbing Acquittal Prompts NATO SOFA Review
A US soldier's acquittal in a fatal stabbing in Wittlich, Germany, has prompted a review of the NATO Status of Forces Agreement by Rhineland-Palatinate's Justice Minister due to an investigative error and subsequent protests.
Wittlich Stabbing Acquittal Prompts NATO SOFA Review
A US soldier's acquittal in a fatal stabbing in Wittlich, Germany, has prompted a review of the NATO Status of Forces Agreement by Rhineland-Palatinate's Justice Minister due to an investigative error and subsequent protests.
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32% Bias Score
"Sexual Assaults at Military Academies Decrease, But Systemic Issues Remain"
"A new Pentagon report reveals a significant decrease in sexual assaults at US military academies in 2024, dropping to 783 from 1,136 in 2022, although this remains the second highest number on record. Despite the improvement, officials emphasize ongoing systemic issues and the need for continued re...
"Sexual Assaults at Military Academies Decrease, But Systemic Issues Remain"
"A new Pentagon report reveals a significant decrease in sexual assaults at US military academies in 2024, dropping to 783 from 1,136 in 2022, although this remains the second highest number on record. Despite the improvement, officials emphasize ongoing systemic issues and the need for continued re...
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52% Bias Score
Lelystad Airport Favored for F-35 Expansion
The Dutch Ministry of Defence has chosen Lelystad Airport as its preferred site for increased F-35 fighter jet operations, prioritizing minimal noise disruption to residents, after assessing five locations; 2300 extra annual sorties are planned, alongside consideration of alternative locations.
Lelystad Airport Favored for F-35 Expansion
The Dutch Ministry of Defence has chosen Lelystad Airport as its preferred site for increased F-35 fighter jet operations, prioritizing minimal noise disruption to residents, after assessing five locations; 2300 extra annual sorties are planned, alongside consideration of alternative locations.
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44% Bias Score
"Hegseth's Senate Confirmation Likely Despite Allegations"
"President-elect Trump's nominee for Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, is likely to be confirmed by the Senate despite facing allegations of sexual assault, excessive drinking, and fund mismanagement; this contrasts with the failed nomination of Matt Gaetz, who withdrew due to lack of support."
"Hegseth's Senate Confirmation Likely Despite Allegations"
"President-elect Trump's nominee for Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, is likely to be confirmed by the Senate despite facing allegations of sexual assault, excessive drinking, and fund mismanagement; this contrasts with the failed nomination of Matt Gaetz, who withdrew due to lack of support."
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64% Bias Score
"South Korean Minister Arrested Amid Martial Law Scandal"
"South Korea's former Defense Minister Kim Yong Hyun was arrested for allegedly colluding with President Yoon Suk Yeol to impose unconstitutional martial law last week, sparking a domestic crisis and impeachment attempts against Yoon."
"South Korean Minister Arrested Amid Martial Law Scandal"
"South Korea's former Defense Minister Kim Yong Hyun was arrested for allegedly colluding with President Yoon Suk Yeol to impose unconstitutional martial law last week, sparking a domestic crisis and impeachment attempts against Yoon."
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44% Bias Score
Belarus to Deploy Russian Hypersonic Missiles in 2025
Belarus will deploy Russian-made Oreshnik hypersonic missiles in 2025, a move announced by President Lukashenko in response to the perceived threat of Polish and Lithuanian troops near Belarus's western border. The missiles, provided free by Russia, are seen by Moscow as a means of deterring further...
Belarus to Deploy Russian Hypersonic Missiles in 2025
Belarus will deploy Russian-made Oreshnik hypersonic missiles in 2025, a move announced by President Lukashenko in response to the perceived threat of Polish and Lithuanian troops near Belarus's western border. The missiles, provided free by Russia, are seen by Moscow as a means of deterring further...
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48% Bias Score
Unidentified Drones Over New Jersey: Congressman Claims Iranian Link, Government Denies
Rep. Jeff Van Drew claims unidentified drones over New Jersey originate from an Iranian mothership near the U.S. East Coast, citing high-security-cleared sources; however, the Pentagon and New Jersey Governor deny this claim, stating a lack of evidence and demanding an investigation.
Unidentified Drones Over New Jersey: Congressman Claims Iranian Link, Government Denies
Rep. Jeff Van Drew claims unidentified drones over New Jersey originate from an Iranian mothership near the U.S. East Coast, citing high-security-cleared sources; however, the Pentagon and New Jersey Governor deny this claim, stating a lack of evidence and demanding an investigation.
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52% Bias Score
Lelystad Airport Favored for F-35 Expansion, Despite Regional Concerns
The Dutch Ministry of Defence selected Lelystad Airport as its preferred location for expanding F-35 fighter jet training due to minimal projected noise pollution, despite opposition from other regions like Drenthe; four alternative locations remain under consideration alongside plans for a new dirt...
Lelystad Airport Favored for F-35 Expansion, Despite Regional Concerns
The Dutch Ministry of Defence selected Lelystad Airport as its preferred location for expanding F-35 fighter jet training due to minimal projected noise pollution, despite opposition from other regions like Drenthe; four alternative locations remain under consideration alongside plans for a new dirt...
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40% Bias Score
Israel Purchases Five Advanced Missile Ships for NIS 2.8 Billion
Israel's Defense Ministry signed a NIS 2.8 billion deal on Thursday to acquire five advanced Reshef missile ships from Israel Shipyards, replacing the Saar 4.5 class and enhancing naval capabilities; the deal, approved after years of delay, includes potential future purchases and strengthens the dom...
Israel Purchases Five Advanced Missile Ships for NIS 2.8 Billion
Israel's Defense Ministry signed a NIS 2.8 billion deal on Thursday to acquire five advanced Reshef missile ships from Israel Shipyards, replacing the Saar 4.5 class and enhancing naval capabilities; the deal, approved after years of delay, includes potential future purchases and strengthens the dom...
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52% Bias Score
Reported Sexual Assaults at Military Academies Drop in 2024
Reported sexual assaults at U.S. military academies dropped to 106 in 2024, down from 137 in 2023 and 170 in 2022, according to Pentagon data; a survey showed a decrease in unwanted sexual contact among students, but officials remain concerned about underreporting.
Reported Sexual Assaults at Military Academies Drop in 2024
Reported sexual assaults at U.S. military academies dropped to 106 in 2024, down from 137 in 2023 and 170 in 2022, according to Pentagon data; a survey showed a decrease in unwanted sexual contact among students, but officials remain concerned about underreporting.
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36% Bias Score
"Multiple Russian Attacks in Ukraine Result in Casualties and Worsening Humanitarian Crisis"
"At least three people were killed and 31 injured in Russian attacks on Zaporizhzhia and Zlatopil, Ukraine, on Tuesday, prompting calls for improved air defenses and highlighting a critical situation in Pokrovsky, Donetsk."
"Multiple Russian Attacks in Ukraine Result in Casualties and Worsening Humanitarian Crisis"
"At least three people were killed and 31 injured in Russian attacks on Zaporizhzhia and Zlatopil, Ukraine, on Tuesday, prompting calls for improved air defenses and highlighting a critical situation in Pokrovsky, Donetsk."
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32% Bias Score
Israel Devastates Syrian Military in Unprecedented Three-Day Aerial Offensive
Israel launched an unprecedented three-day aerial assault on Syrian military infrastructure following the October 7th Hamas attack, destroying 70-80% of its remaining capabilities to prevent weapons from reaching jihadist groups and responding to the Syrian army's withdrawal from border areas, promp...
Israel Devastates Syrian Military in Unprecedented Three-Day Aerial Offensive
Israel launched an unprecedented three-day aerial assault on Syrian military infrastructure following the October 7th Hamas attack, destroying 70-80% of its remaining capabilities to prevent weapons from reaching jihadist groups and responding to the Syrian army's withdrawal from border areas, promp...
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48% Bias Score
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