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Army Orders Review of Books on DEI, Gender Ideology, and Critical Race Theory
Acting Assistant Secretary of the Army Derrick Anderson ordered the removal of books promoting DEI, gender ideology, and critical race theory from Army libraries, including West Point, on April 9th; however, the order was later changed to 'flag' the books, pending a final decision by top Army offici...
Army Orders Review of Books on DEI, Gender Ideology, and Critical Race Theory
Acting Assistant Secretary of the Army Derrick Anderson ordered the removal of books promoting DEI, gender ideology, and critical race theory from Army libraries, including West Point, on April 9th; however, the order was later changed to 'flag' the books, pending a final decision by top Army offici...
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52% Bias Score
DC US Attorney Ed Martin Faces Investigation Call Over January 6th Actions
Five former prosecutors and conservative lawyers are calling for an investigation into DC US Attorney Ed Martin, citing his dismissal of January 6th cases, targeting of political opponents, and conflicts of interest stemming from representing defendants while serving as a prosecutor.
DC US Attorney Ed Martin Faces Investigation Call Over January 6th Actions
Five former prosecutors and conservative lawyers are calling for an investigation into DC US Attorney Ed Martin, citing his dismissal of January 6th cases, targeting of political opponents, and conflicts of interest stemming from representing defendants while serving as a prosecutor.
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52% Bias Score
Repeated Cuts to 9/11 Health Program Leave Thousands in Limbo
The World Trade Center Health Program, providing free healthcare to 9/11 first responders and survivors, has undergone multiple service cuts under the Trump administration, leaving thousands with uncertainty about their medical care, despite bipartisan opposition and the eventual reinstatement of th...
Repeated Cuts to 9/11 Health Program Leave Thousands in Limbo
The World Trade Center Health Program, providing free healthcare to 9/11 first responders and survivors, has undergone multiple service cuts under the Trump administration, leaving thousands with uncertainty about their medical care, despite bipartisan opposition and the eventual reinstatement of th...
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60% Bias Score
Illegal Mining Activity Linked to Fatal Cerredo Mine Explosion
A grisou explosion in Cerredo's mine on March 31, 2025, killed five and injured four workers; a subsequent investigation revealed potential illegal coal extraction exceeding permitted limits, prompting a political crisis in Asturias' regional government and calls for accountability from opposition p...
Illegal Mining Activity Linked to Fatal Cerredo Mine Explosion
A grisou explosion in Cerredo's mine on March 31, 2025, killed five and injured four workers; a subsequent investigation revealed potential illegal coal extraction exceeding permitted limits, prompting a political crisis in Asturias' regional government and calls for accountability from opposition p...
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44% Bias Score
EU Audit Reveals €7.4 Billion in Opaque NGO Funding
A European Court of Auditors report revealed €7.4 billion in EU and national funding to NGOs between 2021 and 2023, raising concerns about transparency, accountability, and potential misuse of funds for activities such as protests and lobbying, prompting calls for reform.
EU Audit Reveals €7.4 Billion in Opaque NGO Funding
A European Court of Auditors report revealed €7.4 billion in EU and national funding to NGOs between 2021 and 2023, raising concerns about transparency, accountability, and potential misuse of funds for activities such as protests and lobbying, prompting calls for reform.
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56% Bias Score
Petro-Noem Meeting Exacerbates Colombia-U.S. Tensions Over Drug Policy
Colombian President Gustavo Petro suggested legalizing cocaine to combat drug trafficking during a tense meeting with U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem, leading to a diplomatic dispute after Noem misrepresented Petro's comments about ties to the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua; 106 memb...
Petro-Noem Meeting Exacerbates Colombia-U.S. Tensions Over Drug Policy
Colombian President Gustavo Petro suggested legalizing cocaine to combat drug trafficking during a tense meeting with U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem, leading to a diplomatic dispute after Noem misrepresented Petro's comments about ties to the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua; 106 memb...
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60% Bias Score
Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon Launches Ironic Tourism Campaign After Detention Center Proposal
In response to a proposal to build a detention center in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon, the local government launched a tourism campaign, "Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon: 146 days of rain, 365 days of happiness," highlighting the region's positive attributes to counter negative publicity.
Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon Launches Ironic Tourism Campaign After Detention Center Proposal
In response to a proposal to build a detention center in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon, the local government launched a tourism campaign, "Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon: 146 days of rain, 365 days of happiness," highlighting the region's positive attributes to counter negative publicity.
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52% Bias Score
Germany to Admit Previously Approved Afghan Refugees, but Halts New Admissions Amidst Political Dispute
The German government legally must admit previously approved vulnerable Afghan refugees, but won't accept new ones, causing political conflict. Three flights are scheduled to transport former local staff and at-risk Afghans from Pakistan this month, but the incoming government is opposed to further ...
Germany to Admit Previously Approved Afghan Refugees, but Halts New Admissions Amidst Political Dispute
The German government legally must admit previously approved vulnerable Afghan refugees, but won't accept new ones, causing political conflict. Three flights are scheduled to transport former local staff and at-risk Afghans from Pakistan this month, but the incoming government is opposed to further ...
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56% Bias Score
Illegal Coal Extraction Cited in Deadly Asturias Mine Explosion
An explosion at the Zarréu mine in Asturias, Spain, on March 31st, killed five miners and injured four; an investigation revealed evidence of unauthorized coal extraction on the third level where the explosion occurred, leading to calls for greater regulatory oversight.
Illegal Coal Extraction Cited in Deadly Asturias Mine Explosion
An explosion at the Zarréu mine in Asturias, Spain, on March 31st, killed five miners and injured four; an investigation revealed evidence of unauthorized coal extraction on the third level where the explosion occurred, leading to calls for greater regulatory oversight.
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44% Bias Score
Hanau Coalition Faces Backlash Over Data Breach and Public Questioning of Victim's Citizenship
Following criticism of Hanau's response to the 2020 racist attack, the local coalition publicly questioned Emis Gürbüz's citizenship application, prompting a data protection complaint and widespread outrage; the city also previously released a victim's private information.
Hanau Coalition Faces Backlash Over Data Breach and Public Questioning of Victim's Citizenship
Following criticism of Hanau's response to the 2020 racist attack, the local coalition publicly questioned Emis Gürbüz's citizenship application, prompting a data protection complaint and widespread outrage; the city also previously released a victim's private information.
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52% Bias Score
Pentagon Adviser Recommends Ending Ties With Scouting America
Pentagon adviser Tami Radabaugh is recommending that the Department of Defense end its decades-long relationship with Scouting America, citing concerns about the organization's perceived "woke" nature and citing Secretary Hegseth's past criticism of the group's inclusivity initiatives, although the ...
Pentagon Adviser Recommends Ending Ties With Scouting America
Pentagon adviser Tami Radabaugh is recommending that the Department of Defense end its decades-long relationship with Scouting America, citing concerns about the organization's perceived "woke" nature and citing Secretary Hegseth's past criticism of the group's inclusivity initiatives, although the ...
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52% Bias Score
Tubman Removed from "Underground Railroad" Webpage Amidst Broader Government Website Changes
The National Parks Service removed Harriet Tubman's image and quote from its "Underground Railroad" webpage, along with references to enslaved people and the Fugitive Slave Act, replacing them with content emphasizing "American ideals" and "Black/White Cooperation," following similar changes to othe...
Tubman Removed from "Underground Railroad" Webpage Amidst Broader Government Website Changes
The National Parks Service removed Harriet Tubman's image and quote from its "Underground Railroad" webpage, along with references to enslaved people and the Fugitive Slave Act, replacing them with content emphasizing "American ideals" and "Black/White Cooperation," following similar changes to othe...
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76% Bias Score
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