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Senator Young Urges Congress to Reclaim Tariff Authority Amidst Trade War Uncertainty
Senator Todd Young, a Republican from Indiana, is advocating for Congress to reclaim its authority over tariffs, arguing that the current system of the president unilaterally setting tariffs creates too much uncertainty for the U.S. economy, though he supports the administration's goal of strengthen...
Senator Young Urges Congress to Reclaim Tariff Authority Amidst Trade War Uncertainty
Senator Todd Young, a Republican from Indiana, is advocating for Congress to reclaim its authority over tariffs, arguing that the current system of the president unilaterally setting tariffs creates too much uncertainty for the U.S. economy, though he supports the administration's goal of strengthen...
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48% Bias Score


UK Government Intervenes to Save British Steel, Avert National Security Risk
Facing closure due to its Chinese owner's refusal to continue supplying coke and iron ore, the UK government intervened to prevent British Steel's Scunthorpe plant from shutting down, saving thousands of jobs and maintaining the UK's primary steel production capacity.
UK Government Intervenes to Save British Steel, Avert National Security Risk
Facing closure due to its Chinese owner's refusal to continue supplying coke and iron ore, the UK government intervened to prevent British Steel's Scunthorpe plant from shutting down, saving thousands of jobs and maintaining the UK's primary steel production capacity.
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52% Bias Score


U.S., Panama Secure Canal Access Deal Amid China Tensions
The Trump administration and Panama signed a joint declaration for increased military cooperation and cost-neutral U.S. warship transit through the Panama Canal, aiming to counter growing Chinese influence amid a rising trade war with China.
U.S., Panama Secure Canal Access Deal Amid China Tensions
The Trump administration and Panama signed a joint declaration for increased military cooperation and cost-neutral U.S. warship transit through the Panama Canal, aiming to counter growing Chinese influence amid a rising trade war with China.
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56% Bias Score


German Wind Turbine Project Delayed by Air Force Objections
A German farmer's plan to build three wind turbines near Rostock is delayed due to a recent amendment to the Federal Immission Control Act, which allows for height and location changes, causing the German Air Force to object due to potential interference with air traffic radar near Rostock-Laage mil...
German Wind Turbine Project Delayed by Air Force Objections
A German farmer's plan to build three wind turbines near Rostock is delayed due to a recent amendment to the Federal Immission Control Act, which allows for height and location changes, causing the German Air Force to object due to potential interference with air traffic radar near Rostock-Laage mil...
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44% Bias Score


Meta Accused of Compromising US National Security for Chinese Business Gains
Former Facebook executive Sarah Wynn-Williams testified before the Senate, accusing Meta of prioritizing its Chinese business over US national security by sharing AI information with the CCP, deleting dissidents' accounts, and using censorship tools; her book detailing these claims is a bestseller, ...
Meta Accused of Compromising US National Security for Chinese Business Gains
Former Facebook executive Sarah Wynn-Williams testified before the Senate, accusing Meta of prioritizing its Chinese business over US national security by sharing AI information with the CCP, deleting dissidents' accounts, and using censorship tools; her book detailing these claims is a bestseller, ...
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U.S. to Recalibrate Global Commitments, Prioritizing National Interests
The United States shouldered a disproportionate burden in maintaining global peace and prosperity for eight decades, but this era is ending as the author proposes a shift in foreign policy to prioritize national interests, including renegotiating trade deals and reducing the U.S. role as the primary...
U.S. to Recalibrate Global Commitments, Prioritizing National Interests
The United States shouldered a disproportionate burden in maintaining global peace and prosperity for eight decades, but this era is ending as the author proposes a shift in foreign policy to prioritize national interests, including renegotiating trade deals and reducing the U.S. role as the primary...
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56% Bias Score

Columbia Anti-Israel Protester Faces Deportation
A Columbia University student, Mahmoud Khalil, faces deportation after participating in antisemitic protests following the October 7, 2023, Israel attacks; the incident highlights the Trump administration's strict enforcement of immigration laws and the revocation of visas for those violating U.S. l...

Columbia Anti-Israel Protester Faces Deportation
A Columbia University student, Mahmoud Khalil, faces deportation after participating in antisemitic protests following the October 7, 2023, Israel attacks; the incident highlights the Trump administration's strict enforcement of immigration laws and the revocation of visas for those violating U.S. l...
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60% Bias Score

China Admits to Cyberattacks on U.S. Infrastructure
Chinese officials admitted responsibility for cyberattacks on U.S. infrastructure, including ports, airports, and utilities, during a December meeting, linking the attacks to U.S. support for Taiwan, as revealed by the Wall Street Journal.

China Admits to Cyberattacks on U.S. Infrastructure
Chinese officials admitted responsibility for cyberattacks on U.S. infrastructure, including ports, airports, and utilities, during a December meeting, linking the attacks to U.S. support for Taiwan, as revealed by the Wall Street Journal.
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60% Bias Score

Third Lawyer for Ridouan Taghi Arrested
Vito Shukrula, a 36-year-old lawyer representing notorious drug criminal Ridouan Taghi, was arrested yesterday for suspected involvement in Taghi's criminal organization, becoming the third lawyer arrested in the case. The arrest follows investigations involving wiretaps approved by an investigative...

Third Lawyer for Ridouan Taghi Arrested
Vito Shukrula, a 36-year-old lawyer representing notorious drug criminal Ridouan Taghi, was arrested yesterday for suspected involvement in Taghi's criminal organization, becoming the third lawyer arrested in the case. The arrest follows investigations involving wiretaps approved by an investigative...
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40% Bias Score

Trump's Trade War: A Strategic Response to China's Unrestricted Warfare
President Trump's trade war with China is a strategic response to China's "unrestricted warfare" doctrine, aiming to prevent a potential military conflict over Taiwan by 2027 by weakening China economically and reducing US dependence on Chinese goods and critical minerals.

Trump's Trade War: A Strategic Response to China's Unrestricted Warfare
President Trump's trade war with China is a strategic response to China's "unrestricted warfare" doctrine, aiming to prevent a potential military conflict over Taiwan by 2027 by weakening China economically and reducing US dependence on Chinese goods and critical minerals.
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64% Bias Score

Russia's Undersea Cable Attacks Threaten Global Internet
Suspected Russian attacks on undersea cables carrying 95% of global internet traffic threaten worldwide internet blackouts and critical infrastructure; telecom giants urge immediate action from UK, EU, and NATO.

Russia's Undersea Cable Attacks Threaten Global Internet
Suspected Russian attacks on undersea cables carrying 95% of global internet traffic threaten worldwide internet blackouts and critical infrastructure; telecom giants urge immediate action from UK, EU, and NATO.
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48% Bias Score

US to More Than Double Tariffs on Canadian Softwood Lumber
The U.S. Department of Commerce will increase combined anti-dumping and countervailing duties on Canadian softwood lumber to 34.45 percent by September, following a new investigation that could impose global tariffs and is based on allegations of unfairly low stumpage fees.

US to More Than Double Tariffs on Canadian Softwood Lumber
The U.S. Department of Commerce will increase combined anti-dumping and countervailing duties on Canadian softwood lumber to 34.45 percent by September, following a new investigation that could impose global tariffs and is based on allegations of unfairly low stumpage fees.
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40% Bias Score
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