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Trump Administration Launches Immigration Blitz in Chicago
On Sunday, a Trump administration immigration enforcement operation began in Chicago, involving multiple federal agencies targeting undocumented immigrants considered threats to public safety and national security, with ICE setting a daily arrest quota of 75 per field office, leading to fear and sch...
Trump Administration Launches Immigration Blitz in Chicago
On Sunday, a Trump administration immigration enforcement operation began in Chicago, involving multiple federal agencies targeting undocumented immigrants considered threats to public safety and national security, with ICE setting a daily arrest quota of 75 per field office, leading to fear and sch...
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48% Bias Score
Trump Administration Launches Nationwide Immigration Crackdown
Acting U.S. Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove and former Border Czar Tom Homan launched a nationwide immigration crackdown in Chicago on Sunday, citing the Biden administration's policies as a "national emergency"; the operation involves multiple federal agencies collaborating to arrest and deport i...
Trump Administration Launches Nationwide Immigration Crackdown
Acting U.S. Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove and former Border Czar Tom Homan launched a nationwide immigration crackdown in Chicago on Sunday, citing the Biden administration's policies as a "national emergency"; the operation involves multiple federal agencies collaborating to arrest and deport i...
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68% Bias Score
China, US Vow to Manage Relations Effectively After High-Level Talks
Following a phone call between Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on January 24, 2017, both countries expressed a commitment to managing their relationship effectively, covering sensitive topics such as Taiwan and emphasizing the need for communication and coopera...
China, US Vow to Manage Relations Effectively After High-Level Talks
Following a phone call between Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on January 24, 2017, both countries expressed a commitment to managing their relationship effectively, covering sensitive topics such as Taiwan and emphasizing the need for communication and coopera...
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36% Bias Score
US and Colombia avert trade war over deportation flights
The US and Colombia resolved a trade dispute over deportation flights, averting threatened 25% tariffs on goods from both countries after Colombia agreed to accept all returned migrants. The disagreement began when Colombia refused two military deportation flights, citing concerns over the treatment...
US and Colombia avert trade war over deportation flights
The US and Colombia resolved a trade dispute over deportation flights, averting threatened 25% tariffs on goods from both countries after Colombia agreed to accept all returned migrants. The disagreement began when Colombia refused two military deportation flights, citing concerns over the treatment...
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48% Bias Score
Trump Halts Colombia Sanctions After Deportation Agreement
On January 26th, President Trump announced that he would not impose tariffs or sanctions on Colombia after the country agreed to accept the deportation of Colombian migrants from the US, including via US military planes, following an earlier disagreement over two deportation flights and threats of r...
Trump Halts Colombia Sanctions After Deportation Agreement
On January 26th, President Trump announced that he would not impose tariffs or sanctions on Colombia after the country agreed to accept the deportation of Colombian migrants from the US, including via US military planes, following an earlier disagreement over two deportation flights and threats of r...
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56% Bias Score
US-Colombia Dispute Over Deportations Resolved, Averted Trade War
The U.S. and Colombia resolved a dispute over migrant deportations, averting a trade war after President Trump threatened tariffs on Colombian goods. Colombia agreed to accept all deported citizens, halting the threatened sanctions.
US-Colombia Dispute Over Deportations Resolved, Averted Trade War
The U.S. and Colombia resolved a dispute over migrant deportations, averting a trade war after President Trump threatened tariffs on Colombian goods. Colombia agreed to accept all deported citizens, halting the threatened sanctions.
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52% Bias Score
Multi-Agency Immigration Crackdown Begins in Chicago
On Sunday, federal agents from multiple agencies including the FBI, DEA, and ATF conducted immigration enforcement operations in Chicago, part of a wider crackdown under President Trump, resulting in an unspecified number of arrests and heightened tensions within immigrant communities.
Multi-Agency Immigration Crackdown Begins in Chicago
On Sunday, federal agents from multiple agencies including the FBI, DEA, and ATF conducted immigration enforcement operations in Chicago, part of a wider crackdown under President Trump, resulting in an unspecified number of arrests and heightened tensions within immigrant communities.
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44% Bias Score
China, US Agree to Manage Differences, Maintain Communication
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio held their first phone call on January 24, 2021, discussing key issues including Taiwan, and agreeing to maintain communication and manage differences to promote stable China-US relations.
China, US Agree to Manage Differences, Maintain Communication
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio held their first phone call on January 24, 2021, discussing key issues including Taiwan, and agreeing to maintain communication and manage differences to promote stable China-US relations.
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44% Bias Score
Trump's Re-election Spurs EU Trade Push
Facing potential US tariffs under a second Trump administration, the European Union rapidly concluded stalled trade deals with Mercosur and Mexico and launched new talks with Malaysia and India, marking a significant shift in its trade strategy.
Trump's Re-election Spurs EU Trade Push
Facing potential US tariffs under a second Trump administration, the European Union rapidly concluded stalled trade deals with Mercosur and Mexico and launched new talks with Malaysia and India, marking a significant shift in its trade strategy.
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44% Bias Score
Fear Grips Ohio's Haitian Community Amidst Trump's Immigration Policies
Fear and uncertainty grip Springfield, Ohio's Haitian community as President Trump's immigration policies, including the potential expiration of the Temporary Protected Status program, threaten their legal residency and create widespread panic; many are staying home and seeking spiritual solace.
Fear Grips Ohio's Haitian Community Amidst Trump's Immigration Policies
Fear and uncertainty grip Springfield, Ohio's Haitian community as President Trump's immigration policies, including the potential expiration of the Temporary Protected Status program, threaten their legal residency and create widespread panic; many are staying home and seeking spiritual solace.
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32% Bias Score
U.S.-Colombia Deportation Dispute Resolved
The U.S. and Colombia resolved a dispute over deportation flights, with Colombia agreeing to accept all returning citizens via its presidential plane after initially rejecting U.S. military aircraft, thus averting threatened U.S. tariffs.
U.S.-Colombia Deportation Dispute Resolved
The U.S. and Colombia resolved a dispute over deportation flights, with Colombia agreeing to accept all returning citizens via its presidential plane after initially rejecting U.S. military aircraft, thus averting threatened U.S. tariffs.
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52% Bias Score
US Foreign Aid Suspension Impacts Armenian Civil Society
US President's 90-day suspension of foreign aid has halted numerous programs in Armenia, impacting civil society and humanitarian efforts, particularly for displaced people from Artsakh, where around $10 million in aid was previously allocated. This is part of a broader review of US foreign aid prog...
US Foreign Aid Suspension Impacts Armenian Civil Society
US President's 90-day suspension of foreign aid has halted numerous programs in Armenia, impacting civil society and humanitarian efforts, particularly for displaced people from Artsakh, where around $10 million in aid was previously allocated. This is part of a broader review of US foreign aid prog...
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40% Bias Score
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