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Pope Leo XIV's Apolitical Stance Contrasts with Brother's Far-Right Politics
The newly elected Pope Leo XIV, the first US-born pontiff, is expected to maintain an apolitical stance, contrasting with his older brother Louis's outspoken support for far-right American politics. This creates a dynamic tension between family ideology and the global expectations of the Catholic Ch...
Pope Leo XIV's Apolitical Stance Contrasts with Brother's Far-Right Politics
The newly elected Pope Leo XIV, the first US-born pontiff, is expected to maintain an apolitical stance, contrasting with his older brother Louis's outspoken support for far-right American politics. This creates a dynamic tension between family ideology and the global expectations of the Catholic Ch...
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52% Bias Score
Musk's Fall From Presidential Grace
Elon Musk's close collaboration with the US president ended abruptly, primarily due to Musk's public criticism of presidential policies and actions, resulting in his diminished influence and reputational damage despite SpaceX's continued success.
Musk's Fall From Presidential Grace
Elon Musk's close collaboration with the US president ended abruptly, primarily due to Musk's public criticism of presidential policies and actions, resulting in his diminished influence and reputational damage despite SpaceX's continued success.
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56% Bias Score
Trump Considers Foreign Prisons for US Criminals
Donald Trump has proposed sending US criminals to foreign prisons, including El Salvador's CECOT and potentially reopening Alcatraz, while also considering European island prisons like Château d'If, Île du Diable, and Goli Otok; this reflects his focus on expanding US prison capacity and his hardlin...
Trump Considers Foreign Prisons for US Criminals
Donald Trump has proposed sending US criminals to foreign prisons, including El Salvador's CECOT and potentially reopening Alcatraz, while also considering European island prisons like Château d'If, Île du Diable, and Goli Otok; this reflects his focus on expanding US prison capacity and his hardlin...
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56% Bias Score
Trump's Plan to Lower US Drug Prices: Aimed at Europe
US President Donald Trump announced a plan to lower American drug prices by matching the lowest rates in other wealthy countries, potentially saving billions of dollars annually, while criticizing European drug pricing negotiations as "difficult, brutal, and nasty.
Trump's Plan to Lower US Drug Prices: Aimed at Europe
US President Donald Trump announced a plan to lower American drug prices by matching the lowest rates in other wealthy countries, potentially saving billions of dollars annually, while criticizing European drug pricing negotiations as "difficult, brutal, and nasty.
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52% Bias Score
Medical Tests Determine if Freed Hostage Can Fly to Meet Trump
Edan Alexander, freed after 583 days of Hamas captivity, faces crucial medical tests to determine if he can fly to Qatar to meet President Trump; concerns include blood clots and refeeding syndrome.
Medical Tests Determine if Freed Hostage Can Fly to Meet Trump
Edan Alexander, freed after 583 days of Hamas captivity, faces crucial medical tests to determine if he can fly to Qatar to meet President Trump; concerns include blood clots and refeeding syndrome.
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32% Bias Score
US Judge Orders Release of Detained Student Amidst Free Speech Concerns
A Turkish doctoral student, Rümeysa Öztürk, was arrested in the US for co-signing a campus article calling for divestment from Israel and recognition of the "plausible genocide" in Gaza, but a judge ordered her release on May 10th after six weeks of detention due to lack of evidence.
US Judge Orders Release of Detained Student Amidst Free Speech Concerns
A Turkish doctoral student, Rümeysa Öztürk, was arrested in the US for co-signing a campus article calling for divestment from Israel and recognition of the "plausible genocide" in Gaza, but a judge ordered her release on May 10th after six weeks of detention due to lack of evidence.
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40% Bias Score
House Republicans Face Divisions Over Trump's 'One Big, Beautiful Bill'
House Republicans are working to pass President Trump's "One Big, Beautiful Bill," a sweeping tax and spending cuts package, facing internal divisions over Medicaid cuts, the SALT deduction cap, and other provisions; the bill's fate depends on Speaker Mike Johnson's ability to unite his party and se...
House Republicans Face Divisions Over Trump's 'One Big, Beautiful Bill'
House Republicans are working to pass President Trump's "One Big, Beautiful Bill," a sweeping tax and spending cuts package, facing internal divisions over Medicaid cuts, the SALT deduction cap, and other provisions; the bill's fate depends on Speaker Mike Johnson's ability to unite his party and se...
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48% Bias Score
Differing Approaches to 2028 Presidential Race: Democrats Campaign, Republicans Wait
Democrats are actively campaigning for the 2028 presidential election, while Republicans are largely waiting for President Trump's decision on his own run or potential endorsements.
Differing Approaches to 2028 Presidential Race: Democrats Campaign, Republicans Wait
Democrats are actively campaigning for the 2028 presidential election, while Republicans are largely waiting for President Trump's decision on his own run or potential endorsements.
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44% Bias Score
House Republicans Face Showdown Over Trump's 'One Big, Beautiful Bill'
House Republicans face a crucial week attempting to pass President Trump's sweeping tax and spending cuts package, "The One, Big, Beautiful Bill," amid internal divisions over Medicaid, SALT deductions, and overall spending, requiring near-total unity for passage.
House Republicans Face Showdown Over Trump's 'One Big, Beautiful Bill'
House Republicans face a crucial week attempting to pass President Trump's sweeping tax and spending cuts package, "The One, Big, Beautiful Bill," amid internal divisions over Medicaid, SALT deductions, and overall spending, requiring near-total unity for passage.
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60% Bias Score
House Republicans Propose $715 Billion in Medicaid Cuts
The House Republican bill proposes $715 billion in Medicaid cuts through stricter eligibility, work requirements, and provider screenings, potentially affecting 8.6 million by 2034 and causing intraparty conflict.
House Republicans Propose $715 Billion in Medicaid Cuts
The House Republican bill proposes $715 billion in Medicaid cuts through stricter eligibility, work requirements, and provider screenings, potentially affecting 8.6 million by 2034 and causing intraparty conflict.
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56% Bias Score
Trump Administration to Accept Luxury Jet from Qatar as Air Force One Replacement, Sparking Ethical and Legal Concerns
The Trump administration plans to accept a luxury Boeing 747-8 jet from Qatar's Ministry of Defense as a gift to temporarily replace Air Force One, prompting concerns among several Republican senators about legal and security risks, and triggering an ethics debate about the constitutionality of acce...
Trump Administration to Accept Luxury Jet from Qatar as Air Force One Replacement, Sparking Ethical and Legal Concerns
The Trump administration plans to accept a luxury Boeing 747-8 jet from Qatar's Ministry of Defense as a gift to temporarily replace Air Force One, prompting concerns among several Republican senators about legal and security risks, and triggering an ethics debate about the constitutionality of acce...
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48% Bias Score
House GOP Bill Could Strip Millions of Medicaid Coverage
House Republicans proposed legislation requiring many Medicaid enrollees to demonstrate work, volunteering, or schooling to retain coverage, aiming for $880 billion in savings over ten years to fund tax cuts, potentially affecting 71 million Americans and causing millions to lose coverage.
House GOP Bill Could Strip Millions of Medicaid Coverage
House Republicans proposed legislation requiring many Medicaid enrollees to demonstrate work, volunteering, or schooling to retain coverage, aiming for $880 billion in savings over ten years to fund tax cuts, potentially affecting 71 million Americans and causing millions to lose coverage.
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48% Bias Score
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