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Rapid Growth of Chinese Shopping Malls in Chile Sparks Controversy
The rapid expansion of approximately 200 Chinese-owned shopping malls in Chile since 2022, growing at 25% annually, has sparked controversy due to allegations of illegal practices and potential influence peddling, raising concerns among established businesses while others highlight job creation and ...
Rapid Growth of Chinese Shopping Malls in Chile Sparks Controversy
The rapid expansion of approximately 200 Chinese-owned shopping malls in Chile since 2022, growing at 25% annually, has sparked controversy due to allegations of illegal practices and potential influence peddling, raising concerns among established businesses while others highlight job creation and ...
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56% Bias Score


Meta's China Strategy and Internal Culture Exposed in New Memoir
Sarah Wynn-Williams' memoir, "Careless People," details Meta's efforts to enter the Chinese market by offering data access to the Communist Party, misleading public statements about user data targeting, and the company's internal culture under Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg.
Meta's China Strategy and Internal Culture Exposed in New Memoir
Sarah Wynn-Williams' memoir, "Careless People," details Meta's efforts to enter the Chinese market by offering data access to the Communist Party, misleading public statements about user data targeting, and the company's internal culture under Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg.
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56% Bias Score


Trump Administration Faces Unprecedented Conflicts of Interest
President Trump's administration is under fire for numerous potential conflicts of interest, including the apparent promotion of Tesla, close ties to the cryptocurrency industry, and lucrative deals for family members. These actions, unprecedented in scale, raise serious concerns about ethical stand...
Trump Administration Faces Unprecedented Conflicts of Interest
President Trump's administration is under fire for numerous potential conflicts of interest, including the apparent promotion of Tesla, close ties to the cryptocurrency industry, and lucrative deals for family members. These actions, unprecedented in scale, raise serious concerns about ethical stand...
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64% Bias Score


Pardon Attorney Fired After Refusal to Restore Mel Gibson's Gun Rights
Elizabeth Oyer, the US Department of Justice's pardon attorney, was fired after refusing to recommend restoring Mel Gibson's gun rights, revoked since his 2011 domestic violence conviction; senior officials pressured her due to Gibson's ties to President Trump.
Pardon Attorney Fired After Refusal to Restore Mel Gibson's Gun Rights
Elizabeth Oyer, the US Department of Justice's pardon attorney, was fired after refusing to recommend restoring Mel Gibson's gun rights, revoked since his 2011 domestic violence conviction; senior officials pressured her due to Gibson's ties to President Trump.
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56% Bias Score


Columbia University Investigates Dozens of Students for Pro-Palestinian Activism
Columbia University is investigating dozens of students for pro-Palestinian activism, including social media posts and protests, under a new disciplinary policy that critics say chills free speech; the investigations follow threats from federal agencies to cut funding and a congressional inquiry.
Columbia University Investigates Dozens of Students for Pro-Palestinian Activism
Columbia University is investigating dozens of students for pro-Palestinian activism, including social media posts and protests, under a new disciplinary policy that critics say chills free speech; the investigations follow threats from federal agencies to cut funding and a congressional inquiry.
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52% Bias Score


LA Times' AI Bias Meter Sparks Outrage, Raises Concerns About Journalistic Integrity
Los Angeles Times owner Patrick Soon-Shiong implemented an AI-powered "bias meter" to label opinion articles, generating controversy among journalists and concerns about the suppression of critical views toward President Trump and the erosion of journalistic integrity.
LA Times' AI Bias Meter Sparks Outrage, Raises Concerns About Journalistic Integrity
Los Angeles Times owner Patrick Soon-Shiong implemented an AI-powered "bias meter" to label opinion articles, generating controversy among journalists and concerns about the suppression of critical views toward President Trump and the erosion of journalistic integrity.
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60% Bias Score

Contrasting US Entry: Scientist Denied, Influencers Released
A French scientist was denied US entry for criticizing Donald Trump, while Andrew Tate, a misogynistic influencer accused of rape and human trafficking, returned to the US after a Romanian jail term, with alleged assistance from the Trump administration.

Contrasting US Entry: Scientist Denied, Influencers Released
A French scientist was denied US entry for criticizing Donald Trump, while Andrew Tate, a misogynistic influencer accused of rape and human trafficking, returned to the US after a Romanian jail term, with alleged assistance from the Trump administration.
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68% Bias Score

Billionaires' Political Influence Threatens Democracy
The life of Johan Jakob Astor, inspiration for Scrooge McDuck, reveals a pattern of billionaire political influence, exemplified by the Koch brothers' funding of Republican campaigns, and the Atlas Network's fight against climate action, ultimately threatening democratic institutions.

Billionaires' Political Influence Threatens Democracy
The life of Johan Jakob Astor, inspiration for Scrooge McDuck, reveals a pattern of billionaire political influence, exemplified by the Koch brothers' funding of Republican campaigns, and the Atlas Network's fight against climate action, ultimately threatening democratic institutions.
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52% Bias Score

NIH Reviews mRNA Vaccine Research Funding Amidst Concerns of Cuts
The NIH is reviewing funding for mRNA vaccine technology research, potentially cutting funding for at least 130 grants, following the termination of 42 grants studying vaccine hesitancy and research on LGBTQ+ and other vulnerable groups, causing concern among researchers.

NIH Reviews mRNA Vaccine Research Funding Amidst Concerns of Cuts
The NIH is reviewing funding for mRNA vaccine technology research, potentially cutting funding for at least 130 grants, following the termination of 42 grants studying vaccine hesitancy and research on LGBTQ+ and other vulnerable groups, causing concern among researchers.
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52% Bias Score

Trump Allies Seek D.C. Bar Leadership Amid Concerns Over Attorney Accountability
Two Trump allies are running for leadership positions within the D.C. Bar Association, sparking concerns about potential influence over attorney discipline, especially for those connected to the Trump administration; the election is from April to June.

Trump Allies Seek D.C. Bar Leadership Amid Concerns Over Attorney Accountability
Two Trump allies are running for leadership positions within the D.C. Bar Association, sparking concerns about potential influence over attorney discipline, especially for those connected to the Trump administration; the election is from April to June.
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56% Bias Score

Tech Monopolies and Political Power: A New Asymmetry of Information
The fusion of technological power and political legitimacy, exemplified by the Trump administration's alliance with tech giants, creates an unprecedented asymmetry of information, allowing corporations to control public discourse and resist regulation.

Tech Monopolies and Political Power: A New Asymmetry of Information
The fusion of technological power and political legitimacy, exemplified by the Trump administration's alliance with tech giants, creates an unprecedented asymmetry of information, allowing corporations to control public discourse and resist regulation.
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52% Bias Score

US Museum Cancels LGBTQ+ Art Exhibit Amidst Self-Censorship Concerns
The Art Museum of the Americas in Washington D.C. canceled an exhibition on LGBTQ+ art and activism, following a previous cancellation of an exhibition featuring Afro-Caribbean and Afro-American artists, reflecting a broader trend of self-censorship in American art and culture under perceived politi...

US Museum Cancels LGBTQ+ Art Exhibit Amidst Self-Censorship Concerns
The Art Museum of the Americas in Washington D.C. canceled an exhibition on LGBTQ+ art and activism, following a previous cancellation of an exhibition featuring Afro-Caribbean and Afro-American artists, reflecting a broader trend of self-censorship in American art and culture under perceived politi...
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68% Bias Score
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