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FBI Releases Long-Sealed Files on Martin Luther King Jr.
The Trump administration released over 240,000 pages of FBI files on Martin Luther King Jr., detailing the investigation into his assassination and including information on James Earl Ray; the King family expressed concerns about the potential for misuse of these files.
FBI Releases Long-Sealed Files on Martin Luther King Jr.
The Trump administration released over 240,000 pages of FBI files on Martin Luther King Jr., detailing the investigation into his assassination and including information on James Earl Ray; the King family expressed concerns about the potential for misuse of these files.
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36% Bias Score
Russia Approves Strict Fines for Online Searches of Extremist Materials and VPN Advertising
The Russian State Duma passed a law imposing fines of up to 5,000 rubles for searching for extremist content online and up to 500,000 rubles for advertising VPNs, raising concerns about freedom of information and the ability to report such content.
Russia Approves Strict Fines for Online Searches of Extremist Materials and VPN Advertising
The Russian State Duma passed a law imposing fines of up to 5,000 rubles for searching for extremist content online and up to 500,000 rubles for advertising VPNs, raising concerns about freedom of information and the ability to report such content.
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40% Bias Score
Online Campaign Targets Globe and Mail Reporter Investigating Alberta Health Authority
An anonymous X account published photos of Globe and Mail reporter Carrie Tait, who is investigating alleged political interference at Alberta's health authority, along with two former government staffers; the account also spoofed Tait's phone number, prompting condemnation from Premier Danielle Smi...
Online Campaign Targets Globe and Mail Reporter Investigating Alberta Health Authority
An anonymous X account published photos of Globe and Mail reporter Carrie Tait, who is investigating alleged political interference at Alberta's health authority, along with two former government staffers; the account also spoofed Tait's phone number, prompting condemnation from Premier Danielle Smi...
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52% Bias Score
Turkey Tightens Stadium Security with Electronic Access Control
Turkey's Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya announced stricter stadium access control, including VIP areas, using electronic ticketing and the Taraftar Kart system, following 6,818 legal proceedings under Law 6222 last year for incidents at 510 matches.
Turkey Tightens Stadium Security with Electronic Access Control
Turkey's Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya announced stricter stadium access control, including VIP areas, using electronic ticketing and the Taraftar Kart system, following 6,818 legal proceedings under Law 6222 last year for incidents at 510 matches.
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40% Bias Score
Israeli Airport Confiscation Damages Journalist's Laptop, Raising Press Freedom Concerns
taz correspondent Serena Bilanceri's laptop was confiscated and damaged at Ben Gurion Airport on July 7th, resulting in a nine-day delay before its return, heavily damaged, raising serious concerns about press freedom in Israel and potential breaches of journalistic privilege.
Israeli Airport Confiscation Damages Journalist's Laptop, Raising Press Freedom Concerns
taz correspondent Serena Bilanceri's laptop was confiscated and damaged at Ben Gurion Airport on July 7th, resulting in a nine-day delay before its return, heavily damaged, raising serious concerns about press freedom in Israel and potential breaches of journalistic privilege.
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52% Bias Score
OUP Ends Publication of Controversial Chinese Forensic Science Journal
Oxford University Press (OUP) will stop publishing the controversial journal Forensic Sciences Research (FSR) after 2025 due to ethical concerns about studies using DNA samples from Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities in China, raising issues of informed consent and potential misuse for mass surveil...
OUP Ends Publication of Controversial Chinese Forensic Science Journal
Oxford University Press (OUP) will stop publishing the controversial journal Forensic Sciences Research (FSR) after 2025 due to ethical concerns about studies using DNA samples from Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities in China, raising issues of informed consent and potential misuse for mass surveil...
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52% Bias Score
FBI Releases Long-Sealed Files on Martin Luther King Jr.
The Trump administration released over 240,000 pages of FBI files on Martin Luther King Jr., detailing the investigation into his assassination and including documents on James Earl Ray, despite objections from King's family who expressed concerns about misinterpretations and attacks on their father...
FBI Releases Long-Sealed Files on Martin Luther King Jr.
The Trump administration released over 240,000 pages of FBI files on Martin Luther King Jr., detailing the investigation into his assassination and including documents on James Earl Ray, despite objections from King's family who expressed concerns about misinterpretations and attacks on their father...
Progress
48% Bias Score
Iran Accuses WhatsApp of Espionage After Israeli Attack
Following an Israeli attack on Iran, Iranian officials accused WhatsApp of facilitating espionage, claiming it shared user data with Israel, while victims' families disputed this, suggesting a more sophisticated operation. WhatsApp denied these claims, highlighting its end-to-end encryption.
Iran Accuses WhatsApp of Espionage After Israeli Attack
Following an Israeli attack on Iran, Iranian officials accused WhatsApp of facilitating espionage, claiming it shared user data with Israel, while victims' families disputed this, suggesting a more sophisticated operation. WhatsApp denied these claims, highlighting its end-to-end encryption.
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48% Bias Score
FBI Releases Extensive Surveillance Files on Martin Luther King Jr.
The FBI released over 240,000 pages of documents detailing their extensive surveillance of Martin Luther King Jr., from 1977, despite objections from his family who stated that the goal was not only surveillance, but also discrediting King and the Civil Rights Movement; the documents were originally...
FBI Releases Extensive Surveillance Files on Martin Luther King Jr.
The FBI released over 240,000 pages of documents detailing their extensive surveillance of Martin Luther King Jr., from 1977, despite objections from his family who stated that the goal was not only surveillance, but also discrediting King and the Civil Rights Movement; the documents were originally...
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48% Bias Score
Zambia's New Cybersecurity Law Sparks Free Speech Debate
Zambia's new cybersecurity law, signed by President Hichilema, allows for the interception of electronic communications and has sparked concerns about its impact on free speech and democratic processes. The law has already resulted in arrests and prompted legal challenges.
Zambia's New Cybersecurity Law Sparks Free Speech Debate
Zambia's new cybersecurity law, signed by President Hichilema, allows for the interception of electronic communications and has sparked concerns about its impact on free speech and democratic processes. The law has already resulted in arrests and prompted legal challenges.
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48% Bias Score
Russia Faces Backlash Over Bill Fining Citizens for Accessing "Extremist" Content
Russia's State Duma is set to vote Thursday on a bill imposing fines up to 5,000 rubles ($64) for knowingly accessing online content labeled "extremist," prompting concerns about surveillance and impacting even pro-Kremlin figures who warn of its potential for abuse.
Russia Faces Backlash Over Bill Fining Citizens for Accessing "Extremist" Content
Russia's State Duma is set to vote Thursday on a bill imposing fines up to 5,000 rubles ($64) for knowingly accessing online content labeled "extremist," prompting concerns about surveillance and impacting even pro-Kremlin figures who warn of its potential for abuse.
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Authority Warns Against AI Emotion Recognition Due to Ethical Concerns and Inaccuracies
The Dutch Data Protection Authority (AP) warns against the use of AI to recognize human emotions due to ethical concerns, inaccuracies, and privacy risks, highlighting flawed assumptions about emotions and their measurability and the risk of discrimination.
Dutch Authority Warns Against AI Emotion Recognition Due to Ethical Concerns and Inaccuracies
The Dutch Data Protection Authority (AP) warns against the use of AI to recognize human emotions due to ethical concerns, inaccuracies, and privacy risks, highlighting flawed assumptions about emotions and their measurability and the risk of discrimination.
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24% Bias Score
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