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China Embassy Plans Jeopardize UK-US Trade Deal Amid Espionage Fears
Concerns over a planned Chinese 'super-embassy' near London's financial district, including suspected 'spy dungeons,' are jeopardizing a UK-US trade deal due to fears of Chinese espionage, potentially impacting financial security and intelligence sharing.
China Embassy Plans Jeopardize UK-US Trade Deal Amid Espionage Fears
Concerns over a planned Chinese 'super-embassy' near London's financial district, including suspected 'spy dungeons,' are jeopardizing a UK-US trade deal due to fears of Chinese espionage, potentially impacting financial security and intelligence sharing.
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60% Bias Score


US Space Program's Critical Dependence on SpaceX Creates Vulnerability
In 2008, a \$1.6 billion NASA contract saved Elon Musk's SpaceX from bankruptcy, creating a critical dependency; now, the U.S. relies entirely on SpaceX for human spaceflight, jeopardizing \$22 billion in public funds and potentially handing China the lead in the space race.
US Space Program's Critical Dependence on SpaceX Creates Vulnerability
In 2008, a \$1.6 billion NASA contract saved Elon Musk's SpaceX from bankruptcy, creating a critical dependency; now, the U.S. relies entirely on SpaceX for human spaceflight, jeopardizing \$22 billion in public funds and potentially handing China the lead in the space race.
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52% Bias Score


Musk-Trump Feud Jeopardizes U.S. Reliance on SpaceX for Critical Space Operations
Elon Musk's feud with President Trump threatens the U.S.'s heavy reliance on SpaceX for critical space operations, including the Starlink satellite network and transportation to the International Space Station, jeopardizing national security and future missions such as Artemis.
Musk-Trump Feud Jeopardizes U.S. Reliance on SpaceX for Critical Space Operations
Elon Musk's feud with President Trump threatens the U.S.'s heavy reliance on SpaceX for critical space operations, including the Starlink satellite network and transportation to the International Space Station, jeopardizing national security and future missions such as Artemis.
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48% Bias Score


Trump's Emergency Powers: Legal Challenges and Calls for Reform
President Trump's frequent use of emergency powers, exceeding 150 legal provisions, has raised constitutional concerns, prompting legal challenges and bipartisan calls for reform to the National Emergencies Act of 1976, which lacks a clear definition of national emergency and effective checks on exe...
Trump's Emergency Powers: Legal Challenges and Calls for Reform
President Trump's frequent use of emergency powers, exceeding 150 legal provisions, has raised constitutional concerns, prompting legal challenges and bipartisan calls for reform to the National Emergencies Act of 1976, which lacks a clear definition of national emergency and effective checks on exe...
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48% Bias Score


Iranian Nationals Accused of Spying in UK
Three Iranian nationals, accused of spying for the Iranian regime and targeting journalists from the London-based news site Iran International, appeared at the Old Bailey on Friday; they are charged under the National Security Act with a trial set for October 2026.
Iranian Nationals Accused of Spying in UK
Three Iranian nationals, accused of spying for the Iranian regime and targeting journalists from the London-based news site Iran International, appeared at the Old Bailey on Friday; they are charged under the National Security Act with a trial set for October 2026.
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40% Bias Score


Trump Suspends Harvard's Student Visa Program Amidst Retaliation Claims
President Trump issued an executive order suspending Harvard University's student visa program, impacting roughly 300 incoming and potentially 5,000 current international students; Harvard alleges this is retaliation for rejecting White House demands and has filed a lawsuit.
Trump Suspends Harvard's Student Visa Program Amidst Retaliation Claims
President Trump issued an executive order suspending Harvard University's student visa program, impacting roughly 300 incoming and potentially 5,000 current international students; Harvard alleges this is retaliation for rejecting White House demands and has filed a lawsuit.
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44% Bias Score

Blast Furnaces: Essential for Britain's Steel Security
The Scunthorpe steelworks' blast furnaces are essential for Britain's steel production, ensuring high-quality steel for military and medical use, and maintaining national self-sufficiency despite environmental concerns.

Blast Furnaces: Essential for Britain's Steel Security
The Scunthorpe steelworks' blast furnaces are essential for Britain's steel production, ensuring high-quality steel for military and medical use, and maintaining national self-sufficiency despite environmental concerns.
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52% Bias Score

China Agrees to Resume Rare Earth Exports After Trump-Xi Call
Following a phone call between Presidents Trump and Xi, China has agreed to restart exports of rare earth minerals, alleviating supply chain disruptions in the US and Europe, though the new export licensing system remains in place.

China Agrees to Resume Rare Earth Exports After Trump-Xi Call
Following a phone call between Presidents Trump and Xi, China has agreed to restart exports of rare earth minerals, alleviating supply chain disruptions in the US and Europe, though the new export licensing system remains in place.
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40% Bias Score

Canadian Man with al-Qaida Past Charged with Bomb Threat
A Somali-born Canadian man with a US al-Qaida conviction was charged in Montreal with uttering threats after allegedly telling a homeless shelter employee he wanted to build bombs to detonate on public transit; he is undergoing a 30-day psychological evaluation.

Canadian Man with al-Qaida Past Charged with Bomb Threat
A Somali-born Canadian man with a US al-Qaida conviction was charged in Montreal with uttering threats after allegedly telling a homeless shelter employee he wanted to build bombs to detonate on public transit; he is undergoing a 30-day psychological evaluation.
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48% Bias Score

Pentagon Probes Leak of Classified Yemen Strike Plans
Pentagon investigators are probing whether Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth or his staff sent classified military plans to strike Houthi targets in Yemen via Signal, a messaging app, involving chats with Vice President Vance and Hegseth's wife, raising concerns about the handling of sensitive informat...

Pentagon Probes Leak of Classified Yemen Strike Plans
Pentagon investigators are probing whether Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth or his staff sent classified military plans to strike Houthi targets in Yemen via Signal, a messaging app, involving chats with Vice President Vance and Hegseth's wife, raising concerns about the handling of sensitive informat...
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36% Bias Score

Pentagon Investigates Leak of Sensitive Military Information via Signal App
The Pentagon is investigating whether aides to Defense Secretary Mark Esper deleted Signal messages containing sensitive military information about March 15th airstrikes in Yemen, shared with a reporter, potentially jeopardizing pilot safety and raising cybersecurity concerns.

Pentagon Investigates Leak of Sensitive Military Information via Signal App
The Pentagon is investigating whether aides to Defense Secretary Mark Esper deleted Signal messages containing sensitive military information about March 15th airstrikes in Yemen, shared with a reporter, potentially jeopardizing pilot safety and raising cybersecurity concerns.
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48% Bias Score

China's Role in Mexican Drug Cartels: 50,000 Kilos of Precursor Chemicals Seized
U.S. border patrol seized 50,000 kilos of precursor chemicals this week, shipped from China to the Sinaloa Cartel in Mexico for methamphetamine production; this is part of an ongoing initiative that has seized over 1,700,000 kilograms of such chemicals since 2019, highlighting the significant role o...

China's Role in Mexican Drug Cartels: 50,000 Kilos of Precursor Chemicals Seized
U.S. border patrol seized 50,000 kilos of precursor chemicals this week, shipped from China to the Sinaloa Cartel in Mexico for methamphetamine production; this is part of an ongoing initiative that has seized over 1,700,000 kilograms of such chemicals since 2019, highlighting the significant role o...
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48% Bias Score
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