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One Big Beautiful Bill Act" Permanently Extends Tax Cuts, Eliminates Green Subsidies
President Trump signed the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" into law on Independence Day, making permanent 2017 tax cuts, eliminating many "Green New Deal" subsidies, implementing stricter welfare requirements, and preventing a $4 trillion tax hike; critics question the bill's size but it may reduce the...
One Big Beautiful Bill Act" Permanently Extends Tax Cuts, Eliminates Green Subsidies
President Trump signed the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" into law on Independence Day, making permanent 2017 tax cuts, eliminating many "Green New Deal" subsidies, implementing stricter welfare requirements, and preventing a $4 trillion tax hike; critics question the bill's size but it may reduce the...
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52% Bias Score
Senate Passes Rescissions Package, Cutting $1.1 Billion in Public Broadcasting Funding
The Senate passed a rescissions package cutting $1.1 billion from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, prompting warnings about compromised public safety due to reduced emergency alert capabilities, particularly in rural areas, following President Trump's executive order to defund NPR and PBS fo...
Senate Passes Rescissions Package, Cutting $1.1 Billion in Public Broadcasting Funding
The Senate passed a rescissions package cutting $1.1 billion from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, prompting warnings about compromised public safety due to reduced emergency alert capabilities, particularly in rural areas, following President Trump's executive order to defund NPR and PBS fo...
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40% Bias Score
Trump's MAGA Base Faces Strongest Test Yet
Donald Trump's MAGA base, usually impervious to political setbacks, faces its strongest test yet due to the administration's failure to release Jeffrey Epstein's client list and Republican opposition to budget cuts impacting healthcare and rural hospitals; this opposition could fracture the coalitio...
Trump's MAGA Base Faces Strongest Test Yet
Donald Trump's MAGA base, usually impervious to political setbacks, faces its strongest test yet due to the administration's failure to release Jeffrey Epstein's client list and Republican opposition to budget cuts impacting healthcare and rural hospitals; this opposition could fracture the coalitio...
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64% Bias Score
NPR Faces Defunding Amidst Accusations of Bias
Facing potential loss of federal funding due to a $9 billion rescissions bill passed by Senate Republicans, NPR CEO Katherine Maher warned staffers of significant changes, citing accusations of bias as a key reason behind the funding cuts.
NPR Faces Defunding Amidst Accusations of Bias
Facing potential loss of federal funding due to a $9 billion rescissions bill passed by Senate Republicans, NPR CEO Katherine Maher warned staffers of significant changes, citing accusations of bias as a key reason behind the funding cuts.
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48% Bias Score
Senate Blocks $9 Billion in Federal Spending
The US Senate narrowly approved a bill blocking $9 billion in federal spending, primarily impacting USAID ($8 billion) and public media (NPR and PBS, $1.1 billion), despite initial plans to cut the PEPFAR AIDS program. The House must re-vote.
Senate Blocks $9 Billion in Federal Spending
The US Senate narrowly approved a bill blocking $9 billion in federal spending, primarily impacting USAID ($8 billion) and public media (NPR and PBS, $1.1 billion), despite initial plans to cut the PEPFAR AIDS program. The House must re-vote.
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48% Bias Score
Biden Aide Pleads Fifth in House Investigation
A former Jill Biden aide, Anthony Bernal, invoked the Fifth Amendment, refusing to answer questions from House Republicans investigating President Biden's mental state and autopen usage; this follows a similar action from another aide, escalating a partisan political conflict.
Biden Aide Pleads Fifth in House Investigation
A former Jill Biden aide, Anthony Bernal, invoked the Fifth Amendment, refusing to answer questions from House Republicans investigating President Biden's mental state and autopen usage; this follows a similar action from another aide, escalating a partisan political conflict.
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40% Bias Score
Senate Approves $9 Billion in Spending Cuts Amidst Republican Opposition
The Senate approved a $9 billion spending cut package, targeting $8 billion in foreign aid and $1.1 billion from public broadcasting, with two Republican senators opposing it due to lack of transparency and concerns over congressional authority; the bill now moves to the House for final approval.
Senate Approves $9 Billion in Spending Cuts Amidst Republican Opposition
The Senate approved a $9 billion spending cut package, targeting $8 billion in foreign aid and $1.1 billion from public broadcasting, with two Republican senators opposing it due to lack of transparency and concerns over congressional authority; the bill now moves to the House for final approval.
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44% Bias Score
Poll: Half of Americans Dissatisfied with Epstein Case Transparency
A CNN/SSRS poll from July 10-13, 2024, found that 50% of Americans are dissatisfied with the government's information release on the Jeffrey Epstein case, with only 3% satisfied; Republicans showed less dissatisfaction (40%) than Democrats (56%) or Independents (52%).
Poll: Half of Americans Dissatisfied with Epstein Case Transparency
A CNN/SSRS poll from July 10-13, 2024, found that 50% of Americans are dissatisfied with the government's information release on the Jeffrey Epstein case, with only 3% satisfied; Republicans showed less dissatisfaction (40%) than Democrats (56%) or Independents (52%).
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24% Bias Score
Senate Approves $9 Billion in Spending Cuts
The U.S. Senate approved a $9 billion cut to foreign aid and public broadcasting, with Republican senators Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski dissenting, sending the bill to the House before President Trump's expected signature.
Senate Approves $9 Billion in Spending Cuts
The U.S. Senate approved a $9 billion cut to foreign aid and public broadcasting, with Republican senators Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski dissenting, sending the bill to the House before President Trump's expected signature.
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52% Bias Score
Trump's Epstein Strategy Backfires, Risks Republican Losses
President Trump's attempt to blame Democrats for the Jeffrey Epstein controversy is backfiring, alienating some Republican supporters and potentially jeopardizing his presidency and the Republican party's standing in the upcoming midterm elections. Public opinion strongly favors the release of all E...
Trump's Epstein Strategy Backfires, Risks Republican Losses
President Trump's attempt to blame Democrats for the Jeffrey Epstein controversy is backfiring, alienating some Republican supporters and potentially jeopardizing his presidency and the Republican party's standing in the upcoming midterm elections. Public opinion strongly favors the release of all E...
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52% Bias Score
Biden Autopen Controversy: NYT Interview Reveals Discrepancies
The New York Times published an interview with former President Joe Biden regarding the use of an autopen to sign clemency documents during his presidency; while Biden claimed full responsibility for all decisions, the article later revealed he did not individually approve each pardon, and his chief...
Biden Autopen Controversy: NYT Interview Reveals Discrepancies
The New York Times published an interview with former President Joe Biden regarding the use of an autopen to sign clemency documents during his presidency; while Biden claimed full responsibility for all decisions, the article later revealed he did not individually approve each pardon, and his chief...
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56% Bias Score
Minnesota Man Indicted on Federal Murder Charges in Attack on Lawmakers
Vance Boelter, a Minnesota man, was indicted on federal charges Tuesday for the murder of former House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, and the attempted murder of State Senator John Hoffman and his wife in June; he faces potential death penalty charges.
Minnesota Man Indicted on Federal Murder Charges in Attack on Lawmakers
Vance Boelter, a Minnesota man, was indicted on federal charges Tuesday for the murder of former House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, and the attempted murder of State Senator John Hoffman and his wife in June; he faces potential death penalty charges.
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44% Bias Score
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