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Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill" Passes Key Senate Vote Amidst Partisan Divisions
President Donald Trump's "big, beautiful bill" passed a key Senate vote 51-49 on Saturday night, with Sen. Ron Johnson changing his vote to "yes," despite Democrats delaying the debate by forcing a full reading of the 940-page bill; Republicans frame it as vital to fiscal health, while Democrats lab...
Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill" Passes Key Senate Vote Amidst Partisan Divisions
President Donald Trump's "big, beautiful bill" passed a key Senate vote 51-49 on Saturday night, with Sen. Ron Johnson changing his vote to "yes," despite Democrats delaying the debate by forcing a full reading of the 940-page bill; Republicans frame it as vital to fiscal health, while Democrats lab...
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56% Bias Score


Senate Passes Procedural Vote on Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill" After Tense Negotiations
The Senate narrowly passed a procedural vote on President Trump's "big, beautiful bill", 51-49, after last-minute negotiations and compromises on Medicaid, the SALT deduction, and other issues. The bill now faces a 20-hour debate and a "vote-a-rama" amendment process before a final vote.
Senate Passes Procedural Vote on Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill" After Tense Negotiations
The Senate narrowly passed a procedural vote on President Trump's "big, beautiful bill", 51-49, after last-minute negotiations and compromises on Medicaid, the SALT deduction, and other issues. The bill now faces a 20-hour debate and a "vote-a-rama" amendment process before a final vote.
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60% Bias Score


Musk Condemns Trump's Tax Bill as "Utterly Insane and Destructive
Elon Musk called the Senate version of Trump's tax and spending bill "utterly insane and destructive," warning of job losses and strategic harm to the U.S., intensifying conflict with the Trump administration and jeopardizing the bill's passage.
Musk Condemns Trump's Tax Bill as "Utterly Insane and Destructive
Elon Musk called the Senate version of Trump's tax and spending bill "utterly insane and destructive," warning of job losses and strategic harm to the U.S., intensifying conflict with the Trump administration and jeopardizing the bill's passage.
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48% Bias Score


Supreme Court Limits Judicial Checks on Presidential Power
On June 27th, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court, in a 6-3 decision, limited the power of federal judges to issue nationwide injunctions blocking presidential actions, a ruling celebrated by President Trump but leaving the constitutionality of his birthright citizenship decree undecided.
Supreme Court Limits Judicial Checks on Presidential Power
On June 27th, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court, in a 6-3 decision, limited the power of federal judges to issue nationwide injunctions blocking presidential actions, a ruling celebrated by President Trump but leaving the constitutionality of his birthright citizenship decree undecided.
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40% Bias Score


Supreme Court Allows Temporary Change to Birthright Citizenship
The Supreme Court temporarily allows the Trump administration to change birthright citizenship, impacting 28 states after lower courts blocked the executive order, sparking national debate and further legal challenges.
Supreme Court Allows Temporary Change to Birthright Citizenship
The Supreme Court temporarily allows the Trump administration to change birthright citizenship, impacting 28 states after lower courts blocked the executive order, sparking national debate and further legal challenges.
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48% Bias Score


US Navy Renames Harvey Milk Supply Vessel
US Navy Secretary Pete Hegseth announced the renaming of a supply vessel, previously named after Harvey Milk, to honor Medal of Honor recipient Oscar V. Peterson, amid a conservative backlash against LGBTQ+ rights, sparking criticism from activists and officials.
US Navy Renames Harvey Milk Supply Vessel
US Navy Secretary Pete Hegseth announced the renaming of a supply vessel, previously named after Harvey Milk, to honor Medal of Honor recipient Oscar V. Peterson, amid a conservative backlash against LGBTQ+ rights, sparking criticism from activists and officials.
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64% Bias Score

Roberts Condemns Political Attacks on Judiciary After Threats Against Judges
Chief Justice John Roberts warned against politicians' inflammatory rhetoric targeting judges, citing instances of threats and violence, including a recent assassination attempt against Justice Kavanaugh, and past criticisms from both President Trump and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer.

Roberts Condemns Political Attacks on Judiciary After Threats Against Judges
Chief Justice John Roberts warned against politicians' inflammatory rhetoric targeting judges, citing instances of threats and violence, including a recent assassination attempt against Justice Kavanaugh, and past criticisms from both President Trump and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer.
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48% Bias Score

Senate Passes Key Vote on Trump's Tax and Spending Bill
The Senate narrowly passed a key procedural vote (51-49) on President Trump's "New Big Beautiful Bill Act", a package of tax cuts, spending cuts, and increased deportation funding, despite internal GOP opposition and criticism from Democrats and Elon Musk; the bill now faces further debate and amend...

Senate Passes Key Vote on Trump's Tax and Spending Bill
The Senate narrowly passed a key procedural vote (51-49) on President Trump's "New Big Beautiful Bill Act", a package of tax cuts, spending cuts, and increased deportation funding, despite internal GOP opposition and criticism from Democrats and Elon Musk; the bill now faces further debate and amend...
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40% Bias Score

Supreme Court Sides with Parents Opposing LGBTQ-Themed Books in Maryland Schools
The US Supreme Court sided with Maryland parents who successfully challenged a school system's LGBTQ-inclusive curriculum, granting a preliminary injunction that allows parents to opt their children out of lessons containing LGBTQ themes, citing potential religious freedom violations.

Supreme Court Sides with Parents Opposing LGBTQ-Themed Books in Maryland Schools
The US Supreme Court sided with Maryland parents who successfully challenged a school system's LGBTQ-inclusive curriculum, granting a preliminary injunction that allows parents to opt their children out of lessons containing LGBTQ themes, citing potential religious freedom violations.
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56% Bias Score

UVA President Resigns Under Pressure from Trump Administration
University of Virginia President James Ryan resigned Friday under pressure from the Trump administration due to a Justice Department investigation into the university's diversity, equity, and inclusion policies; the move is part of a broader Trump administration effort to curtail such policies in hi...

UVA President Resigns Under Pressure from Trump Administration
University of Virginia President James Ryan resigned Friday under pressure from the Trump administration due to a Justice Department investigation into the university's diversity, equity, and inclusion policies; the move is part of a broader Trump administration effort to curtail such policies in hi...
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48% Bias Score

House Republicans Question July 4th Deadline for Trump's Bill
House Republicans are expressing concerns about meeting President Trump's July 4th deadline for his proposed bill, prioritizing accuracy over speed, as several representatives voiced reservations, emphasizing the need for a well-crafted bill over adhering strictly to the deadline, while the Senate i...

House Republicans Question July 4th Deadline for Trump's Bill
House Republicans are expressing concerns about meeting President Trump's July 4th deadline for his proposed bill, prioritizing accuracy over speed, as several representatives voiced reservations, emphasizing the need for a well-crafted bill over adhering strictly to the deadline, while the Senate i...
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48% Bias Score

Supreme Court Sides with Trump, Limiting Federal Judges' Power
The Supreme Court sided with President Trump, curbing federal judges' power to issue nationwide rulings against his policies, a decision impacting his agenda on birthright citizenship, sanctuary cities, and refugee resettlement, raising concerns about the balance of power.

Supreme Court Sides with Trump, Limiting Federal Judges' Power
The Supreme Court sided with President Trump, curbing federal judges' power to issue nationwide rulings against his policies, a decision impacting his agenda on birthright citizenship, sanctuary cities, and refugee resettlement, raising concerns about the balance of power.
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64% Bias Score
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