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Rivolier Acquires Verney-Carron, Securing French Arms Manufacturing
On June 4, 2024, Rivolier acquired Verney-Carron, the last French small-caliber weapons manufacturer, after a previous bid failed in 2022, securing 55 of 67 jobs and a €2 million investment to restart production, beating out the Belgian FN Browning Group.
Rivolier Acquires Verney-Carron, Securing French Arms Manufacturing
On June 4, 2024, Rivolier acquired Verney-Carron, the last French small-caliber weapons manufacturer, after a previous bid failed in 2022, securing 55 of 67 jobs and a €2 million investment to restart production, beating out the Belgian FN Browning Group.
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40% Bias Score
Chinese National Charged with Smuggling Toxic Fungus into US
A 34-year-old Chinese national, Zunyong Liu, was charged with smuggling the toxic fungus fusarium graminearum into the US, intending to use it for research at a University of Michigan lab where his girlfriend works; the FBI alleges this poses grave national security concerns.
Chinese National Charged with Smuggling Toxic Fungus into US
A 34-year-old Chinese national, Zunyong Liu, was charged with smuggling the toxic fungus fusarium graminearum into the US, intending to use it for research at a University of Michigan lab where his girlfriend works; the FBI alleges this poses grave national security concerns.
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64% Bias Score
Chinese National Charged with Smuggling Potential Bioweapon into US
A Chinese national, Zunyong Liu, was charged with smuggling fusarium graminearum, a toxic fungus classified as a potential bioweapon, into the US via Detroit Metropolitan Airport in July 2023; his girlfriend, a University of Michigan researcher, is also implicated.
Chinese National Charged with Smuggling Potential Bioweapon into US
A Chinese national, Zunyong Liu, was charged with smuggling fusarium graminearum, a toxic fungus classified as a potential bioweapon, into the US via Detroit Metropolitan Airport in July 2023; his girlfriend, a University of Michigan researcher, is also implicated.
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64% Bias Score
US Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Double to 50%, Raising Economic Concerns
US tariffs on steel and aluminum doubled to 50% on Wednesday, impacting various sectors from carmakers to can manufacturers, raising concerns about increased prices and job losses despite the administration's assertion that it is crucial for national security and the economy.
US Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Double to 50%, Raising Economic Concerns
US tariffs on steel and aluminum doubled to 50% on Wednesday, impacting various sectors from carmakers to can manufacturers, raising concerns about increased prices and job losses despite the administration's assertion that it is crucial for national security and the economy.
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48% Bias Score
U.S. Army Exceeds 2025 Recruiting Goal Four Months Early
The U.S. Army surpassed its 2025 recruiting goal of 61,000 by June 1, four months early, due to a new preparatory course, professionalized recruiting force, and increased bonuses, reversing prior years' shortfalls.
U.S. Army Exceeds 2025 Recruiting Goal Four Months Early
The U.S. Army surpassed its 2025 recruiting goal of 61,000 by June 1, four months early, due to a new preparatory course, professionalized recruiting force, and increased bonuses, reversing prior years' shortfalls.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Administration Reorganizes AI Safety Institute, Shifting Focus to Innovation
The Trump administration replaced the U.S. AI Safety Institute with the Center for AI Standards and Innovation, shifting its focus from risk assessment to promoting innovation while claiming to maintain national security standards, despite lacking specifics on how the change will impact AI safety.
Trump Administration Reorganizes AI Safety Institute, Shifting Focus to Innovation
The Trump administration replaced the U.S. AI Safety Institute with the Center for AI Standards and Innovation, shifting its focus from risk assessment to promoting innovation while claiming to maintain national security standards, despite lacking specifics on how the change will impact AI safety.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Administration's Expanded Use of Polygraph Tests Raises Concerns
The Trump administration's increased use of polygraph tests in federal agencies beyond pre-employment screenings or periodic checks for national security and law enforcement raises concerns about its weaponization for intimidation, despite a history of unreliability in detecting spies and lack of sc...
Trump Administration's Expanded Use of Polygraph Tests Raises Concerns
The Trump administration's increased use of polygraph tests in federal agencies beyond pre-employment screenings or periodic checks for national security and law enforcement raises concerns about its weaponization for intimidation, despite a history of unreliability in detecting spies and lack of sc...
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24% Bias Score
Chinese Scientists Charged with Smuggling Toxic Fungus into US
Two Chinese scientists, Yunqing Jian and Zunyong Liu, were charged with smuggling the toxic fungus Fusarium graminearum into the US in July 2024; Jian, a member of the Chinese Communist Party, hid the fungus in her backpack, while Liu, who had previously worked at the University of Michigan lab wher...
Chinese Scientists Charged with Smuggling Toxic Fungus into US
Two Chinese scientists, Yunqing Jian and Zunyong Liu, were charged with smuggling the toxic fungus Fusarium graminearum into the US in July 2024; Jian, a member of the Chinese Communist Party, hid the fungus in her backpack, while Liu, who had previously worked at the University of Michigan lab wher...
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56% Bias Score
China's Rare Earth Dominance Fuels US-China Trade Tensions
The US-China trade war is intensified by China's control over 92% of rare earth mineral processing, crucial for numerous technologies and US military applications; the US seeks alternative sources in Greenland, Ukraine, and Saudi Arabia, but faces challenges in processing and extraction.
China's Rare Earth Dominance Fuels US-China Trade Tensions
The US-China trade war is intensified by China's control over 92% of rare earth mineral processing, crucial for numerous technologies and US military applications; the US seeks alternative sources in Greenland, Ukraine, and Saudi Arabia, but faces challenges in processing and extraction.
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36% Bias Score
Chinese Researchers Charged with Smuggling Toxic Fungus in US
Two Chinese researchers, Jian Yunqing and Liu Zunyong, were charged in the US with smuggling Fusarium graminearum, a toxic fungus that causes crop disease and could be weaponized, raising concerns about agroterrorism and Chinese infiltration.
Chinese Researchers Charged with Smuggling Toxic Fungus in US
Two Chinese researchers, Jian Yunqing and Liu Zunyong, were charged in the US with smuggling Fusarium graminearum, a toxic fungus that causes crop disease and could be weaponized, raising concerns about agroterrorism and Chinese infiltration.
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64% Bias Score
Chinese Researchers Charged with Smuggling Crop Pathogen
A Chinese researcher at the University of Michigan and her boyfriend were charged with smuggling Fusarium graminearum, a fungus causing billions in global crop losses annually, into the US; the fungus was found in the boyfriend's backpack at Detroit airport.
Chinese Researchers Charged with Smuggling Crop Pathogen
A Chinese researcher at the University of Michigan and her boyfriend were charged with smuggling Fusarium graminearum, a fungus causing billions in global crop losses annually, into the US; the fungus was found in the boyfriend's backpack at Detroit airport.
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48% Bias Score
Chinese Researchers Indicted for Smuggling Potentially Destructive Fungus
Two Chinese researchers, Yunqing Jian and Zunyong Liu, were indicted in the US for smuggling Fusarium, a fungus causing billions in global agricultural losses annually, highlighting increased scrutiny of foreign researchers and biosecurity concerns.
Chinese Researchers Indicted for Smuggling Potentially Destructive Fungus
Two Chinese researchers, Yunqing Jian and Zunyong Liu, were indicted in the US for smuggling Fusarium, a fungus causing billions in global agricultural losses annually, highlighting increased scrutiny of foreign researchers and biosecurity concerns.
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52% Bias Score
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