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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
DC Art Museum Cancels Exhibitions Amidst Accusations of Bowing to Trump's DEI Crackdown
The Art Museum of the Americas, run by the Organization of American States (OAS), abruptly cancelled two exhibitions featuring Black and LGBTQ+ artists, "Nature's Wild" and "Before the Americas", one day after a Trump administration executive order reviewed US funding for the OAS, prompting accusati...
DC Art Museum Cancels Exhibitions Amidst Accusations of Bowing to Trump's DEI Crackdown
The Art Museum of the Americas, run by the Organization of American States (OAS), abruptly cancelled two exhibitions featuring Black and LGBTQ+ artists, "Nature's Wild" and "Before the Americas", one day after a Trump administration executive order reviewed US funding for the OAS, prompting accusati...
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56% Bias Score
Tate Brothers Arrive in US Amid Ongoing Human Trafficking Investigation
Influencers and far-right online figures Andrew and Tristan Tate, accused of human trafficking and sexual violence in Romania, arrived in Florida after Romanian authorities lifted their travel restrictions; they deny the charges, and a court deemed the initial case could not proceed due to irregular...
Tate Brothers Arrive in US Amid Ongoing Human Trafficking Investigation
Influencers and far-right online figures Andrew and Tristan Tate, accused of human trafficking and sexual violence in Romania, arrived in Florida after Romanian authorities lifted their travel restrictions; they deny the charges, and a court deemed the initial case could not proceed due to irregular...
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68% Bias Score
DRC's Former First Lady Faces Scrutiny Amidst Charitable Efforts
Olive Lembe Kabila, former first lady of the DRC, is lauded for extensive charitable work, but criticized by the government for potentially neglecting public welfare during her husband's presidency; her future political ambitions remain uncertain.
DRC's Former First Lady Faces Scrutiny Amidst Charitable Efforts
Olive Lembe Kabila, former first lady of the DRC, is lauded for extensive charitable work, but criticized by the government for potentially neglecting public welfare during her husband's presidency; her future political ambitions remain uncertain.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Administration Weighs Increased Control Over U.S. Postal Service
The Trump administration is considering taking control of the independent U.S. Postal Service, potentially impacting mail delivery and access across the nation, especially in rural areas, a move opposed by postal workers' unions.
Trump Administration Weighs Increased Control Over U.S. Postal Service
The Trump administration is considering taking control of the independent U.S. Postal Service, potentially impacting mail delivery and access across the nation, especially in rural areas, a move opposed by postal workers' unions.
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40% 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
German Union Party Questions Funding of 17 Organizations After Anti-Government Protests
The German Union party launched a "small inquiry" into 17 organizations, questioning their funding and political activities after protests against the CDU, raising concerns about government efforts to influence NGOs.
German Union Party Questions Funding of 17 Organizations After Anti-Government Protests
The German Union party launched a "small inquiry" into 17 organizations, questioning their funding and political activities after protests against the CDU, raising concerns about government efforts to influence NGOs.
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44% Bias Score
Washington Post Limits Opinion Section to "Personal Liberties and Free Markets
Jeff Bezos announced that The Washington Post's opinion section will focus on "personal liberties and free markets," limiting opposing views, leading to staff resignations and subscription cancellations, and raising concerns about media bias and oligarchic influence.
Washington Post Limits Opinion Section to "Personal Liberties and Free Markets
Jeff Bezos announced that The Washington Post's opinion section will focus on "personal liberties and free markets," limiting opposing views, leading to staff resignations and subscription cancellations, and raising concerns about media bias and oligarchic influence.
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60% Bias Score
Political Pressure and Social Media Scrutiny Dominate Cannes Film Festival
The Cannes Film Festival, once a Cold War diplomatic stage, now witnesses films judged more on creators' political stances and social media controversies than artistic merit, as exemplified by the contrasting fates of Amélie Poulain, Mercato, and Emilia Pérez.
Political Pressure and Social Media Scrutiny Dominate Cannes Film Festival
The Cannes Film Festival, once a Cold War diplomatic stage, now witnesses films judged more on creators' political stances and social media controversies than artistic merit, as exemplified by the contrasting fates of Amélie Poulain, Mercato, and Emilia Pérez.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Administration Drops Lawsuits, Launches Tech Deregulation
The Trump administration dropped lawsuits against SpaceX and Coinbase, launched a "deregulatory initiative" impacting AI safety regulations, and is considering further deregulation of the tech sector, following significant campaign donations from several tech CEOs.
Trump Administration Drops Lawsuits, Launches Tech Deregulation
The Trump administration dropped lawsuits against SpaceX and Coinbase, launched a "deregulatory initiative" impacting AI safety regulations, and is considering further deregulation of the tech sector, following significant campaign donations from several tech CEOs.
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56% Bias Score
Alberta Surgical Facilities Accused of Inflated Contracts, Raising Concerns about Government Interference
An Alberta businessman with ties to a $70-million children's pain medication contract and political connections is part-owner of two private surgical facilities accused of negotiating inflated contracts, leading to internal reviews, a lawsuit, and an Auditor-General investigation.
Alberta Surgical Facilities Accused of Inflated Contracts, Raising Concerns about Government Interference
An Alberta businessman with ties to a $70-million children's pain medication contract and political connections is part-owner of two private surgical facilities accused of negotiating inflated contracts, leading to internal reviews, a lawsuit, and an Auditor-General investigation.
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48% Bias Score
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