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Johnson Defends Trump's Executive Orders, Signaling Major Policy Shift
House Speaker Mike Johnson defended President Trump's controversial executive orders, including the firing of inspectors general and aggressive deportations, framing them as necessary for government efficiency and fulfilling voter mandates; he also supported linking disaster aid to voter ID laws, in...
Johnson Defends Trump's Executive Orders, Signaling Major Policy Shift
House Speaker Mike Johnson defended President Trump's controversial executive orders, including the firing of inspectors general and aggressive deportations, framing them as necessary for government efficiency and fulfilling voter mandates; he also supported linking disaster aid to voter ID laws, in...
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48% Bias Score


Trump Rallies Republicans Amidst Crucial Budget Negotiations
President Trump addressed House Republicans at their annual policy retreat in Miami, urging support for his immigration crackdown and border security proposals, while Republicans face crucial budget negotiations with a March 14 deadline and potential internal divisions on strategy.
Trump Rallies Republicans Amidst Crucial Budget Negotiations
President Trump addressed House Republicans at their annual policy retreat in Miami, urging support for his immigration crackdown and border security proposals, while Republicans face crucial budget negotiations with a March 14 deadline and potential internal divisions on strategy.
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60% Bias Score


House Republicans Reintroduce Bill to Ban Chemical Abortion Drugs
Rep. Andy Ogles and over a dozen House Republicans reintroduced a bill to ban chemical abortion drugs, carrying a potential 25-year prison sentence for providers, with exceptions for contraception, miscarriage, and life-threatening situations; the bill does not criminalize women.
House Republicans Reintroduce Bill to Ban Chemical Abortion Drugs
Rep. Andy Ogles and over a dozen House Republicans reintroduced a bill to ban chemical abortion drugs, carrying a potential 25-year prison sentence for providers, with exceptions for contraception, miscarriage, and life-threatening situations; the bill does not criminalize women.
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64% Bias Score


McCormick Defends School Lunch Aid Freeze, Suggests Children Should Work
Rep. Rich McCormick defended the White House's freeze on federal aid to school lunch programs, suggesting that some children should work instead of receiving free meals; this comes as the White House issued a temporary pause on federal financial assistance to various programs, prompting concerns abo...
McCormick Defends School Lunch Aid Freeze, Suggests Children Should Work
Rep. Rich McCormick defended the White House's freeze on federal aid to school lunch programs, suggesting that some children should work instead of receiving free meals; this comes as the White House issued a temporary pause on federal financial assistance to various programs, prompting concerns abo...
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60% Bias Score


Florida Legislature Rejects DeSantis' Immigration Crackdown
The Florida legislature ended Governor DeSantis's special session on immigration, rejecting his proposals and creating their own bill aligned with President Trump's policies; this follows DeSantis' failed presidential bid and represents a significant challenge to his authority.
Florida Legislature Rejects DeSantis' Immigration Crackdown
The Florida legislature ended Governor DeSantis's special session on immigration, rejecting his proposals and creating their own bill aligned with President Trump's policies; this follows DeSantis' failed presidential bid and represents a significant challenge to his authority.
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60% Bias Score


Ramaswamy Launches Ohio Gubernatorial Bid
Vivek Ramaswamy, a 39-year-old biotech entrepreneur and former Trump administration official, is launching a campaign for Ohio governor this week, challenging other Republican candidates, including Attorney General Dave Yost, and potentially changing the dynamics of Ohio politics.
Ramaswamy Launches Ohio Gubernatorial Bid
Vivek Ramaswamy, a 39-year-old biotech entrepreneur and former Trump administration official, is launching a campaign for Ohio governor this week, challenging other Republican candidates, including Attorney General Dave Yost, and potentially changing the dynamics of Ohio politics.
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56% Bias Score

Trump Issues Executive Orders on Military, Including "Iron Dome" Construction
President Trump announced four executive orders on Monday, including one to begin construction of a US "Iron Dome" missile defense system, reinstate service members discharged for refusing COVID-19 mandates, and eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives within the military.

Trump Issues Executive Orders on Military, Including "Iron Dome" Construction
President Trump announced four executive orders on Monday, including one to begin construction of a US "Iron Dome" missile defense system, reinstate service members discharged for refusing COVID-19 mandates, and eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives within the military.
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60% Bias Score

Republican Senators Oppose Trump's Labor Secretary Nominee
Senate Republicans are strongly opposing President Trump's nominee for Labor Secretary, Lori Chavez-DeRemer, due to her pro-union stance and support for the PRO Act, creating uncertainty about her confirmation and highlighting a shift within the Republican Party.

Republican Senators Oppose Trump's Labor Secretary Nominee
Senate Republicans are strongly opposing President Trump's nominee for Labor Secretary, Lori Chavez-DeRemer, due to her pro-union stance and support for the PRO Act, creating uncertainty about her confirmation and highlighting a shift within the Republican Party.
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48% Bias Score

US Government Faces Shutdown Threat Amid Spending Impasse
The US government faces a potential shutdown on March 14th due to the failure of the Republican-controlled Congress and White House to agree on a spending plan for fiscal year 2025, despite having unified control.

US Government Faces Shutdown Threat Amid Spending Impasse
The US government faces a potential shutdown on March 14th due to the failure of the Republican-controlled Congress and White House to agree on a spending plan for fiscal year 2025, despite having unified control.
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56% Bias Score

Michigan Senator Peters Announces Retirement, Creating Contested Senate Seat
Michigan Senator Gary Peters announced Tuesday that he will not seek a third term in 2026, creating a highly competitive open Senate seat and posing a significant challenge for Democrats in a state won by Donald Trump in 2024.

Michigan Senator Peters Announces Retirement, Creating Contested Senate Seat
Michigan Senator Gary Peters announced Tuesday that he will not seek a third term in 2026, creating a highly competitive open Senate seat and posing a significant challenge for Democrats in a state won by Donald Trump in 2024.
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40% Bias Score

Trump's Capitol Riot Pardons Spark Republican Division
President Trump pardoned almost 1,600 supporters arrested for the January 6th Capitol riot, prompting criticism from Republican Senator Lindsey Graham who called it a "mistake", while Vice President Vance defended the decision, citing concerns about due process. A recent poll shows only 20% of Ameri...

Trump's Capitol Riot Pardons Spark Republican Division
President Trump pardoned almost 1,600 supporters arrested for the January 6th Capitol riot, prompting criticism from Republican Senator Lindsey Graham who called it a "mistake", while Vice President Vance defended the decision, citing concerns about due process. A recent poll shows only 20% of Ameri...
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44% Bias Score

January 6th Convicts Reject Trump Pardons
Two individuals convicted for their participation in the January 6, 2021 attack on the US Capitol rejected presidential pardons offered by Donald Trump, citing the unpardonable nature of their actions and rejecting Trump's attempt to minimize the events; approximately 1500 individuals received pardo...

January 6th Convicts Reject Trump Pardons
Two individuals convicted for their participation in the January 6, 2021 attack on the US Capitol rejected presidential pardons offered by Donald Trump, citing the unpardonable nature of their actions and rejecting Trump's attempt to minimize the events; approximately 1500 individuals received pardo...
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48% Bias Score
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