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Hegseth Plans Mass Dismissals of Top Military Officials
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth plans to fire multiple high-ranking military officials, including General CQ Brown and Admiral Lisa Franchetti, potentially impacting military readiness and raising legal concerns; the dismissals follow Hegseth's past criticism of their focus on diversity initiative...
Hegseth Plans Mass Dismissals of Top Military Officials
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth plans to fire multiple high-ranking military officials, including General CQ Brown and Admiral Lisa Franchetti, potentially impacting military readiness and raising legal concerns; the dismissals follow Hegseth's past criticism of their focus on diversity initiative...
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68% Bias Score
Pentagon's Mass Firings Spark Legal Concerns and Readiness Fears
The Pentagon plans to fire thousands of civilian probationary employees this week, potentially violating Title 10 section 129a by failing to conduct a required analysis of the impact on military readiness; this action affects specialized roles crucial for national security, sparking concerns from de...
Pentagon's Mass Firings Spark Legal Concerns and Readiness Fears
The Pentagon plans to fire thousands of civilian probationary employees this week, potentially violating Title 10 section 129a by failing to conduct a required analysis of the impact on military readiness; this action affects specialized roles crucial for national security, sparking concerns from de...
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40% Bias Score
US Designates Mexican Drug Cartels as Terrorist Organizations
The U.S. State Department designated several Mexican drug cartels, MS-13, and the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua as foreign terrorist organizations on February 6th, opening the door for financial sanctions and raising questions about potential military action against Mexico, despite Mexico's concern...
US Designates Mexican Drug Cartels as Terrorist Organizations
The U.S. State Department designated several Mexican drug cartels, MS-13, and the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua as foreign terrorist organizations on February 6th, opening the door for financial sanctions and raising questions about potential military action against Mexico, despite Mexico's concern...
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40% Bias Score
Adams Bribery Case Dismissed: Judge Grants Motion Amidst Controversy
Acting U.S. Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove dismissed bribery charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams on Wednesday due to concerns that the indictment hindered his communication with federal immigration authorities; Judge Dale Ho expressed concerns but granted the motion, noting he has limited discre...
Adams Bribery Case Dismissed: Judge Grants Motion Amidst Controversy
Acting U.S. Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove dismissed bribery charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams on Wednesday due to concerns that the indictment hindered his communication with federal immigration authorities; Judge Dale Ho expressed concerns but granted the motion, noting he has limited discre...
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56% Bias Score
Pentagon to Reallocate $50 Billion in Budget to Align with Trump's Defense Priorities
The Pentagon will reallocate approximately $50 billion from its budget to align with President Trump's defense priorities, following a Washington Post report of potential 8% annual cuts over five years, totaling nearly $300 billion, impacting various military commands.
Pentagon to Reallocate $50 Billion in Budget to Align with Trump's Defense Priorities
The Pentagon will reallocate approximately $50 billion from its budget to align with President Trump's defense priorities, following a Washington Post report of potential 8% annual cuts over five years, totaling nearly $300 billion, impacting various military commands.
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40% Bias Score
Ecuador Seeks Foreign Military Aid to Combat Drug Cartels
Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa requested foreign military assistance to combat rising drug cartel violence, seeking temporary deployment of special forces from allied nations to support domestic security forces; this follows a court ruling allowing foreign military bases, aiming to curb the homic...
Ecuador Seeks Foreign Military Aid to Combat Drug Cartels
Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa requested foreign military assistance to combat rising drug cartel violence, seeking temporary deployment of special forces from allied nations to support domestic security forces; this follows a court ruling allowing foreign military bases, aiming to curb the homic...
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44% Bias Score
Taiwan Rejects Trump's Chip Theft Accusation, Blames China
Taiwan's National Security Council secretary-general rejected U.S. President Trump's accusation that Taiwan stole the U.S. microchip business, blaming China instead, while Taiwan explores a US$7-10 billion defense equipment purchase from the U.S. amid political opposition and threats of high tariffs...
Taiwan Rejects Trump's Chip Theft Accusation, Blames China
Taiwan's National Security Council secretary-general rejected U.S. President Trump's accusation that Taiwan stole the U.S. microchip business, blaming China instead, while Taiwan explores a US$7-10 billion defense equipment purchase from the U.S. amid political opposition and threats of high tariffs...
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40% Bias Score
Labor Unions Urge Trump to Confront China's Shipbuilding Dominance
Four major US labor unions, in a letter to President Trump, demand tariffs and penalties against China's shipbuilding industry due to its overwhelming production (over 1000 vessels in 2023 compared to under 10 US vessels) and substantial government subsidies, threatening American jobs and national s...
Labor Unions Urge Trump to Confront China's Shipbuilding Dominance
Four major US labor unions, in a letter to President Trump, demand tariffs and penalties against China's shipbuilding industry due to its overwhelming production (over 1000 vessels in 2023 compared to under 10 US vessels) and substantial government subsidies, threatening American jobs and national s...
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60% Bias Score
Eight Criminal Groups Designated as Foreign Terrorist Organizations
The Trump administration designated eight criminal groups, including the Sinaloa Cartel and MS-13, as foreign terrorist organizations under section 219 of the Immigration and Nationality Act, expanding the government's ability to target them.
Eight Criminal Groups Designated as Foreign Terrorist Organizations
The Trump administration designated eight criminal groups, including the Sinaloa Cartel and MS-13, as foreign terrorist organizations under section 219 of the Immigration and Nationality Act, expanding the government's ability to target them.
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48% Bias Score
Hegseth Considers Widespread Military Purges, $50 Billion Budget Shift
Acting Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is considering firing numerous generals and senior officers this week, aligning with President Trump's agenda to eliminate "woke" policies and reallocate $50 billion in the 2026 budget towards border security and other priorities.
Hegseth Considers Widespread Military Purges, $50 Billion Budget Shift
Acting Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is considering firing numerous generals and senior officers this week, aligning with President Trump's agenda to eliminate "woke" policies and reallocate $50 billion in the 2026 budget towards border security and other priorities.
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60% Bias Score
Pentagon to Slash $50 Billion from Budget Over Five Years
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered an 8% reduction in the Department of Defense budget for each of the next five years, totaling approximately $50 billion, to realign spending with President Trump's priorities, focusing on programs like a proposed 'Iron Dome for America' missile defense syst...
Pentagon to Slash $50 Billion from Budget Over Five Years
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered an 8% reduction in the Department of Defense budget for each of the next five years, totaling approximately $50 billion, to realign spending with President Trump's priorities, focusing on programs like a proposed 'Iron Dome for America' missile defense syst...
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68% Bias Score
Privatization of US National Weather Service Threatens Public Access to Life-Saving Data
A conservative movement, aligned with the Trump administration's Project 2025, proposes privatizing the US National Weather Service, potentially limiting free access to life-saving weather data currently costing only \$4 annually per taxpayer, despite the Republican-established precedence of nationa...
Privatization of US National Weather Service Threatens Public Access to Life-Saving Data
A conservative movement, aligned with the Trump administration's Project 2025, proposes privatizing the US National Weather Service, potentially limiting free access to life-saving weather data currently costing only \$4 annually per taxpayer, despite the Republican-established precedence of nationa...
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56% Bias Score
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