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Trump Administration Implements Mass Federal Layoffs, Exceeding 10,000
The Trump administration, with Elon Musk's involvement, has implemented mass layoffs of over 10,000 federal employees, primarily probationary workers, alongside 75,000 voluntary departures, impacting various departments including Interior (2,300), Energy (under 50 after initial 700 planned), Agricul...
Trump Administration Implements Mass Federal Layoffs, Exceeding 10,000
The Trump administration, with Elon Musk's involvement, has implemented mass layoffs of over 10,000 federal employees, primarily probationary workers, alongside 75,000 voluntary departures, impacting various departments including Interior (2,300), Energy (under 50 after initial 700 planned), Agricul...
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52% Bias Score


Trump's Mass Pardon of January 6th Defendants Raises Public Safety Concerns
President Trump pardoned approximately 1,500 January 6th defendants, including Peter Schwartz, a Capitol riot participant with a lengthy criminal history of violence against women and police officers; this action sparked concerns about public safety due to the release of convicted felons without par...
Trump's Mass Pardon of January 6th Defendants Raises Public Safety Concerns
President Trump pardoned approximately 1,500 January 6th defendants, including Peter Schwartz, a Capitol riot participant with a lengthy criminal history of violence against women and police officers; this action sparked concerns about public safety due to the release of convicted felons without par...
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52% Bias Score


AfD Faces Backlash for Alleged Exploitation of Munich Attack
In Munich, Germany, a 24-year-old Afghan man drove his car into a crowd, killing a mother and her two-year-old daughter, and injuring 37 others; the AfD party faced strong criticism for allegedly exploiting this tragedy for political purposes by spreading misinformation and hindering their own attem...
AfD Faces Backlash for Alleged Exploitation of Munich Attack
In Munich, Germany, a 24-year-old Afghan man drove his car into a crowd, killing a mother and her two-year-old daughter, and injuring 37 others; the AfD party faced strong criticism for allegedly exploiting this tragedy for political purposes by spreading misinformation and hindering their own attem...
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56% Bias Score


ORR Provided $10 Billion in Grants to Migrants and Refugees in FY2023
The Biden administration's Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) provided $10 billion in grants to nonprofits in FY2023, assisting migrants and refugees with housing, car purchases, business loans, and legal aid, amidst a historic southern border crisis, then reduced funding to $4.2 billion in FY2024...
ORR Provided $10 Billion in Grants to Migrants and Refugees in FY2023
The Biden administration's Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) provided $10 billion in grants to nonprofits in FY2023, assisting migrants and refugees with housing, car purchases, business loans, and legal aid, amidst a historic southern border crisis, then reduced funding to $4.2 billion in FY2024...
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68% Bias Score


Social Security Commissioner Resigns Over Data Access Dispute
Acting Social Security Commissioner Michelle King resigned after refusing to provide the Department of Government Efficiency access to sensitive recipient data; Leland Dudek replaced her, while President Trump nominated Frank Bisignano.
Social Security Commissioner Resigns Over Data Access Dispute
Acting Social Security Commissioner Michelle King resigned after refusing to provide the Department of Government Efficiency access to sensitive recipient data; Leland Dudek replaced her, while President Trump nominated Frank Bisignano.
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60% Bias Score


Lawsuit Targets Musk's DOGE for Alleged Unlawful Power Grab
Fourteen states sued Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) for alleged unlawful delegation of executive power, causing widespread disruption, while a Trump administration lawyer claimed Musk holds no authority; DOGE, established by executive order, has canceled contracts, analyzed a...
Lawsuit Targets Musk's DOGE for Alleged Unlawful Power Grab
Fourteen states sued Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) for alleged unlawful delegation of executive power, causing widespread disruption, while a Trump administration lawyer claimed Musk holds no authority; DOGE, established by executive order, has canceled contracts, analyzed a...
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48% Bias Score

Narrow Approval of Ferrand for France's Constitutional Council Sparks Collusion Accusations
Richard Ferrand's nomination to lead France's Constitutional Council was approved by a narrow margin in parliament, fueled by the abstention of the Rassemblement National (RN), prompting accusations of collusion and raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest.

Narrow Approval of Ferrand for France's Constitutional Council Sparks Collusion Accusations
Richard Ferrand's nomination to lead France's Constitutional Council was approved by a narrow margin in parliament, fueled by the abstention of the Rassemblement National (RN), prompting accusations of collusion and raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest.
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64% Bias Score

California Insurance Commissioner Accused of Industry Cozying Amid Wildfire Fallout
California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara faces accusations of being too close to the insurance industry after rejecting a rate hike request and facing criticism for handling recent wildfires' aftermath, which caused approximately $45 billion in insured losses; critics cite policy cancellations...

California Insurance Commissioner Accused of Industry Cozying Amid Wildfire Fallout
California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara faces accusations of being too close to the insurance industry after rejecting a rate hike request and facing criticism for handling recent wildfires' aftermath, which caused approximately $45 billion in insured losses; critics cite policy cancellations...
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56% Bias Score

Goya Win for "La Infiltrada" Sparks Online Backlash
María Luisa Gutiérrez, a 52-year-old film producer from Yunquera de Henares, won her first Goya award for "La Infiltrada," a film about a police officer infiltrating ETA, after 32 years in the industry, sparking online controversy due to her acceptance speech.

Goya Win for "La Infiltrada" Sparks Online Backlash
María Luisa Gutiérrez, a 52-year-old film producer from Yunquera de Henares, won her first Goya award for "La Infiltrada," a film about a police officer infiltrating ETA, after 32 years in the industry, sparking online controversy due to her acceptance speech.
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56% Bias Score

SSA Acting Commissioner Resigns Amidst DOGE Data Access Dispute
Acting Social Security Commissioner Michelle King resigned following a dispute with DOGE employees over access to sensitive personal data; Leland Dudek replaced her, pledging transparency and promising an investigation by the Inspector General.

SSA Acting Commissioner Resigns Amidst DOGE Data Access Dispute
Acting Social Security Commissioner Michelle King resigned following a dispute with DOGE employees over access to sensitive personal data; Leland Dudek replaced her, pledging transparency and promising an investigation by the Inspector General.
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52% Bias Score

Victorian MP Deeming to Miss Parliament Due to Medical Situation
Victorian Liberal MP Moira Deeming will miss a week of parliament due to an unforeseen medical situation, after canceling plans to attend a Jordan Peterson conference due to public pressure; a Labor party pairing agreement offsets her absence.

Victorian MP Deeming to Miss Parliament Due to Medical Situation
Victorian Liberal MP Moira Deeming will miss a week of parliament due to an unforeseen medical situation, after canceling plans to attend a Jordan Peterson conference due to public pressure; a Labor party pairing agreement offsets her absence.
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36% Bias Score

D.C. Interim U.S. Attorney's January 6th Ties Spark Ethics Concerns
Ed Martin, the interim U.S. attorney in Washington, D.C., who previously defended January 6th Capitol riot defendants, has fired approximately two dozen prosecutors working on those cases, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest and impartiality.

D.C. Interim U.S. Attorney's January 6th Ties Spark Ethics Concerns
Ed Martin, the interim U.S. attorney in Washington, D.C., who previously defended January 6th Capitol riot defendants, has fired approximately two dozen prosecutors working on those cases, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest and impartiality.
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52% Bias Score
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