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White House Restricts Press Access After Court Loss
Following a court loss over its ban of the Associated Press for refusing to rename the Gulf of Mexico, the White House implemented a new media policy restricting access to President Trump, limiting wire services and print reporters while granting the press secretary final approval over who can quest...
White House Restricts Press Access After Court Loss
Following a court loss over its ban of the Associated Press for refusing to rename the Gulf of Mexico, the White House implemented a new media policy restricting access to President Trump, limiting wire services and print reporters while granting the press secretary final approval over who can quest...
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48% Bias Score
White House Restricts Press Access After Court Ruling
The White House implemented a new media policy limiting access for AP and other wire services to President Trump after a judge ruled against its previous ban for AP's refusal to rename the Gulf of Mexico, sparking concerns about government control of the press.
White House Restricts Press Access After Court Ruling
The White House implemented a new media policy limiting access for AP and other wire services to President Trump after a judge ruled against its previous ban for AP's refusal to rename the Gulf of Mexico, sparking concerns about government control of the press.
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40% Bias Score
Four Russian Journalists Sentenced to Prison for Anti-Corruption Work
A Russian court sentenced four journalists to 5 1/2 years in prison on Tuesday for working with Alexei Navalny's anti-corruption group, which was declared extremist in 2021, amid a wider crackdown on dissent in Russia.
Four Russian Journalists Sentenced to Prison for Anti-Corruption Work
A Russian court sentenced four journalists to 5 1/2 years in prison on Tuesday for working with Alexei Navalny's anti-corruption group, which was declared extremist in 2021, amid a wider crackdown on dissent in Russia.
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60% Bias Score
Moscow Court Sentences Four Journalists to 5.5 Years for Alleged FBK Ties
A Moscow court sentenced four journalists—Antonina Favorovskaya, Artem Krieger, Sergey Karelin, and Konstantin Gabov—to five and a half years in prison for alleged involvement with the outlawed FBK, despite their claims of journalistic work; the trial was closed to the public.
Moscow Court Sentences Four Journalists to 5.5 Years for Alleged FBK Ties
A Moscow court sentenced four journalists—Antonina Favorovskaya, Artem Krieger, Sergey Karelin, and Konstantin Gabov—to five and a half years in prison for alleged involvement with the outlawed FBK, despite their claims of journalistic work; the trial was closed to the public.
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48% Bias Score
Georgia Denies Entry to French Journalists Amid Crackdown on Press Freedom
Georgia denied entry to two French journalists, Jerome Chobeaux and Clement Girardot, who reported on post-election protests, prompting condemnation from Reporters Without Borders amid concerns over press freedom and escalating authoritarianism following disputed elections and a controversial "forei...
Georgia Denies Entry to French Journalists Amid Crackdown on Press Freedom
Georgia denied entry to two French journalists, Jerome Chobeaux and Clement Girardot, who reported on post-election protests, prompting condemnation from Reporters Without Borders amid concerns over press freedom and escalating authoritarianism following disputed elections and a controversial "forei...
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56% Bias Score
Venezuelan Journalists Arrested for Reporting on Rising Crime
Caracas-based journalist Nakary Ramos and her husband Gianni González were arrested and charged with hate speech and publishing false news after their report on rising crime rates contradicted government claims; this exemplifies the ongoing repression of journalists in Venezuela.
Venezuelan Journalists Arrested for Reporting on Rising Crime
Caracas-based journalist Nakary Ramos and her husband Gianni González were arrested and charged with hate speech and publishing false news after their report on rising crime rates contradicted government claims; this exemplifies the ongoing repression of journalists in Venezuela.
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60% Bias Score
Trump Administration Removes AP from White House Press Corps Rotation
The Trump administration removed the Associated Press from the White House press corps rotation instead of restoring access as ordered by a federal judge, impacting local news outlets relying on the AP for coverage and potentially setting a precedent for limiting press freedom.
Trump Administration Removes AP from White House Press Corps Rotation
The Trump administration removed the Associated Press from the White House press corps rotation instead of restoring access as ordered by a federal judge, impacting local news outlets relying on the AP for coverage and potentially setting a precedent for limiting press freedom.
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48% Bias Score
Turkish Journalists Face Prison for Covering Protests
Seven journalists in Istanbul, Turkey face up to three years in prison for allegedly failing to disperse from a protest despite a police warning; prosecutors disregarded the journalists' statements and relied solely on police evidence, including photos that omitted their press equipment.
Turkish Journalists Face Prison for Covering Protests
Seven journalists in Istanbul, Turkey face up to three years in prison for allegedly failing to disperse from a protest despite a police warning; prosecutors disregarded the journalists' statements and relied solely on police evidence, including photos that omitted their press equipment.
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56% Bias Score
Four Russian Journalists Sentenced to 5.5 Years for Alleged Navalny Ties
A Moscow court sentenced four journalists to 5.5 years in prison for alleged ties to Alexei Navalny's organizations, highlighting the ongoing crackdown on independent media in Russia.
Four Russian Journalists Sentenced to 5.5 Years for Alleged Navalny Ties
A Moscow court sentenced four journalists to 5.5 years in prison for alleged ties to Alexei Navalny's organizations, highlighting the ongoing crackdown on independent media in Russia.
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60% Bias Score
Gaza Conflict: Al-Jazeera Reporter's Death Highlights Unprecedented Journalist Casualties
Hossam Shabat, a 23-year-old Al-Jazeera reporter in Gaza, was killed by an Israeli drone strike on March 24th, 2025, bringing the total number of Palestinian media professionals killed in the past 18 months to nearly 200, according to international press freedom organizations.
Gaza Conflict: Al-Jazeera Reporter's Death Highlights Unprecedented Journalist Casualties
Hossam Shabat, a 23-year-old Al-Jazeera reporter in Gaza, was killed by an Israeli drone strike on March 24th, 2025, bringing the total number of Palestinian media professionals killed in the past 18 months to nearly 200, according to international press freedom organizations.
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52% Bias Score
Turkish Journalists Released After Detention in Money Laundering Investigation
Turkish journalists Timur Soykan and Murat Ağırel, detained on charges of threatening Erkan Kork, the imprisoned head of Flash Haber TV, during a money laundering investigation, were released with travel restrictions and bi-weekly sign-in requirements after a court hearing.
Turkish Journalists Released After Detention in Money Laundering Investigation
Turkish journalists Timur Soykan and Murat Ağırel, detained on charges of threatening Erkan Kork, the imprisoned head of Flash Haber TV, during a money laundering investigation, were released with travel restrictions and bi-weekly sign-in requirements after a court hearing.
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56% Bias Score
Georgia Denies Entry to French Journalists Amid Crackdown on Press Freedom
Georgia barred entry to two French journalists, Jerome Chobeaux and Clement Girardot, who covered anti-government protests last year, prompting condemnation from Reporters Without Borders (RSF) amid concerns of increasing press restrictions and a crackdown on dissent following disputed elections.
Georgia Denies Entry to French Journalists Amid Crackdown on Press Freedom
Georgia barred entry to two French journalists, Jerome Chobeaux and Clement Girardot, who covered anti-government protests last year, prompting condemnation from Reporters Without Borders (RSF) amid concerns of increasing press restrictions and a crackdown on dissent following disputed elections.
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60% Bias Score
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