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Columbia Interim President Resigns Amidst Trump Administration Pressure
Columbia University's interim president, Katrina Armstrong, resigned following pressure from the Trump administration, which threatened to withhold $400 million in federal funding after allegations of antisemitism and the arrest of a pro-Palestinian activist, Mahmoud Khalil, who faces deportation.
Columbia Interim President Resigns Amidst Trump Administration Pressure
Columbia University's interim president, Katrina Armstrong, resigned following pressure from the Trump administration, which threatened to withhold $400 million in federal funding after allegations of antisemitism and the arrest of a pro-Palestinian activist, Mahmoud Khalil, who faces deportation.
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60% Bias Score


Appeals Court Blocks Reinstatement of Trump-Fired Agency Officials
A D.C. federal appeals court temporarily overturned lower court rulings reinstating NLRB member Gwynne Wilcox and MSPB member Cathy Harris, who were fired by President Trump, citing Supreme Court precedent on presidential removal authority over agencies with substantial executive power, despite a di...
Appeals Court Blocks Reinstatement of Trump-Fired Agency Officials
A D.C. federal appeals court temporarily overturned lower court rulings reinstating NLRB member Gwynne Wilcox and MSPB member Cathy Harris, who were fired by President Trump, citing Supreme Court precedent on presidential removal authority over agencies with substantial executive power, despite a di...
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36% Bias Score


Maduro Agrees to Resume Accepting Venezuelan Deportations Amid Trump's Contradictory Policy
Nicolás Maduro agreed to accept Venezuelan deportees from the US, highlighting President Trump's confusing dual-track policy toward Caracas, involving both pressure and deportation efforts, despite the ethical and logistical challenges.
Maduro Agrees to Resume Accepting Venezuelan Deportations Amid Trump's Contradictory Policy
Nicolás Maduro agreed to accept Venezuelan deportees from the US, highlighting President Trump's confusing dual-track policy toward Caracas, involving both pressure and deportation efforts, despite the ethical and logistical challenges.
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52% Bias Score


Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Expedited Migrant Deportations
A federal judge in Boston issued a nationwide temporary restraining order, blocking the Trump administration from deporting migrants to countries without pre-existing relationships unless given the opportunity to claim potential persecution or torture; this follows a recent ICE policy aimed at fast-...
Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Expedited Migrant Deportations
A federal judge in Boston issued a nationwide temporary restraining order, blocking the Trump administration from deporting migrants to countries without pre-existing relationships unless given the opportunity to claim potential persecution or torture; this follows a recent ICE policy aimed at fast-...
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36% Bias Score


Trump Administration Seeks Congressional Approval for USAID Reorganization Amidst Legal Challenges
The Trump administration formally requested Congressional approval to reorganize USAID, transferring its functions to the State Department by July 1, 2025, despite facing legal challenges and criticism for exceeding executive authority; this follows a freeze on foreign aid and significant staff cuts...
Trump Administration Seeks Congressional Approval for USAID Reorganization Amidst Legal Challenges
The Trump administration formally requested Congressional approval to reorganize USAID, transferring its functions to the State Department by July 1, 2025, despite facing legal challenges and criticism for exceeding executive authority; this follows a freeze on foreign aid and significant staff cuts...
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52% Bias Score


Columbia President Resigns Amid Funding Dispute and Crackdown on Protests
Columbia University's acting president, Katrina Armstrong, resigned after the university agreed to stricter antisemitism measures demanded by the Trump administration to avoid a $400 million funding cut, a decision following the arrest of a Palestinian graduate student and sparking a faculty boycott...
Columbia President Resigns Amid Funding Dispute and Crackdown on Protests
Columbia University's acting president, Katrina Armstrong, resigned after the university agreed to stricter antisemitism measures demanded by the Trump administration to avoid a $400 million funding cut, a decision following the arrest of a Palestinian graduate student and sparking a faculty boycott...
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64% Bias Score

Portnoy's Viral Video Criticizes Trump Admin's Security Breach
Dave Portnoy's viral X video criticizing the Trump administration's accidental inclusion of a journalist in a Signal group chat discussing a Yemen attack garnered over 11.5 million views and prompted bipartisan calls for accountability, highlighting the power of online influencers in shaping politic...

Portnoy's Viral Video Criticizes Trump Admin's Security Breach
Dave Portnoy's viral X video criticizing the Trump administration's accidental inclusion of a journalist in a Signal group chat discussing a Yemen attack garnered over 11.5 million views and prompted bipartisan calls for accountability, highlighting the power of online influencers in shaping politic...
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44% Bias Score

Student Detained: Visa Revoked Amidst Alleged Hamas Support
Tufts University student Rumeysa Ozturk is detained in Louisiana after her student visa was revoked on March 21st due to alleged Hamas support; a federal judge ordered her to remain in the U.S. while the case proceeds; lawmakers demand answers citing a violation of constitutional rights and a broade...

Student Detained: Visa Revoked Amidst Alleged Hamas Support
Tufts University student Rumeysa Ozturk is detained in Louisiana after her student visa was revoked on March 21st due to alleged Hamas support; a federal judge ordered her to remain in the U.S. while the case proceeds; lawmakers demand answers citing a violation of constitutional rights and a broade...
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48% Bias Score

US Judge Blocks VOA Layoffs Amidst Trump Administration Funding Dispute
On March 28th, a Manhattan federal judge temporarily blocked the USAGM from laying off over 1200 VOA employees following a lawsuit alleging the cuts violate a previous court ruling safeguarding VOA's editorial independence, prompted by President Trump's funding cuts due to accusations of liberal bia...

US Judge Blocks VOA Layoffs Amidst Trump Administration Funding Dispute
On March 28th, a Manhattan federal judge temporarily blocked the USAGM from laying off over 1200 VOA employees following a lawsuit alleging the cuts violate a previous court ruling safeguarding VOA's editorial independence, prompted by President Trump's funding cuts due to accusations of liberal bia...
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40% Bias Score

Judge Halts Trump Administration's Attempt to Dismantle CFPB
A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction on Friday, halting the Trump administration's attempt to dismantle the CFPB, an independent agency that has returned over $21 billion to consumers, following a lawsuit by employees, advocates, and the NAACP, raising concerns about the separation of pow...

Judge Halts Trump Administration's Attempt to Dismantle CFPB
A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction on Friday, halting the Trump administration's attempt to dismantle the CFPB, an independent agency that has returned over $21 billion to consumers, following a lawsuit by employees, advocates, and the NAACP, raising concerns about the separation of pow...
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48% Bias Score

Trump's Immigration Policies Threaten Pennsylvania's $1 Billion Mushroom Industry
President Trump's immigration policies are threatening the $1 billion mushroom industry in Avondale, Pennsylvania, due to the arrest of immigrant workers, causing fear, impacting the local economy, and potentially disrupting food supplies.

Trump's Immigration Policies Threaten Pennsylvania's $1 Billion Mushroom Industry
President Trump's immigration policies are threatening the $1 billion mushroom industry in Avondale, Pennsylvania, due to the arrest of immigrant workers, causing fear, impacting the local economy, and potentially disrupting food supplies.
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56% Bias Score

USAID Dissolved: State Department Takes Over, Sparking Controversy
The U.S. State Department formally dissolved USAID on July 1st, transferring some functions to the State Department, prompting legal challenges and criticism, after thousands of employees were dismissed and billions in aid contracts canceled.

USAID Dissolved: State Department Takes Over, Sparking Controversy
The U.S. State Department formally dissolved USAID on July 1st, transferring some functions to the State Department, prompting legal challenges and criticism, after thousands of employees were dismissed and billions in aid contracts canceled.
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52% Bias Score
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