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Women's Equality Day: Progress and Persistent Barriers to Voting Rights
Women's Equality Day (August 26th) marks the 19th Amendment's passage in 1920, granting some women suffrage; however, systemic barriers and modern-day voting restrictions threaten equal access to voting rights in 2025.
Women's Equality Day: Progress and Persistent Barriers to Voting Rights
Women's Equality Day (August 26th) marks the 19th Amendment's passage in 1920, granting some women suffrage; however, systemic barriers and modern-day voting restrictions threaten equal access to voting rights in 2025.
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24% Bias Score
Teacher Freedom Alliance Gains 2,500 Members, Challenges Teachers' Unions
The Teacher Freedom Alliance, a new organization offering teachers resources and support outside traditional unions, has gained over 2,500 members since its March 2024 launch and recently held a conference for 400 teachers in Washington, D.C., highlighting a trend of declining union membership in th...
Teacher Freedom Alliance Gains 2,500 Members, Challenges Teachers' Unions
The Teacher Freedom Alliance, a new organization offering teachers resources and support outside traditional unions, has gained over 2,500 members since its March 2024 launch and recently held a conference for 400 teachers in Washington, D.C., highlighting a trend of declining union membership in th...
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60% Bias Score
\$170 Billion DHS Bill Intensifies Immigration Enforcement
President Trump signed a \$170 billion domestic policy bill on July 4th, drastically increasing DHS and ICE funding for stricter immigration enforcement, prompting concerns about human rights and the militarization of communities.
\$170 Billion DHS Bill Intensifies Immigration Enforcement
President Trump signed a \$170 billion domestic policy bill on July 4th, drastically increasing DHS and ICE funding for stricter immigration enforcement, prompting concerns about human rights and the militarization of communities.
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60% Bias Score
Senate Democrats Demand Release of Epstein Documents Amid Republican Opposition
Senate Democrats are pushing for the release of Jeffrey Epstein documents, citing a Wall Street Journal report linking President Trump to the case, while Senate Republicans argue Congress lacks the authority to obtain this information and are prioritizing other issues, creating a partisan divide on ...
Senate Democrats Demand Release of Epstein Documents Amid Republican Opposition
Senate Democrats are pushing for the release of Jeffrey Epstein documents, citing a Wall Street Journal report linking President Trump to the case, while Senate Republicans argue Congress lacks the authority to obtain this information and are prioritizing other issues, creating a partisan divide on ...
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44% Bias Score
White House Condemns "South Park" Episode Satirizing Trump
The White House condemned the latest "South Park" episode for its explicit satire of President Trump, while the show also criticized Paramount for cancelling "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert", coinciding with a $1.5 billion renewal deal.
White House Condemns "South Park" Episode Satirizing Trump
The White House condemned the latest "South Park" episode for its explicit satire of President Trump, while the show also criticized Paramount for cancelling "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert", coinciding with a $1.5 billion renewal deal.
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52% Bias Score
Florida's 'Johns Committee': Echoes of Past Persecution in Present-Day Politics
Robert Fieseler's "American Scare" exposes Florida's mid-20th-century 'Johns Committee', which persecuted Black and LGBTQ+ people under the guise of communism, revealing striking parallels to current Florida and national policies under Governor Ron DeSantis, including the 'Don't Say Gay' and 'Stop W...
Florida's 'Johns Committee': Echoes of Past Persecution in Present-Day Politics
Robert Fieseler's "American Scare" exposes Florida's mid-20th-century 'Johns Committee', which persecuted Black and LGBTQ+ people under the guise of communism, revealing striking parallels to current Florida and national policies under Governor Ron DeSantis, including the 'Don't Say Gay' and 'Stop W...
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52% Bias Score
Teachers Unions Spend $43.5 Million on Left-Wing Causes Amid Membership Decline
The National Education Association and American Federation of Teachers spent $43.5 million since 2022 on left-wing causes, prompting concerns about resource allocation amid declining membership and raising questions about the use of public funds for political activities.
Teachers Unions Spend $43.5 Million on Left-Wing Causes Amid Membership Decline
The National Education Association and American Federation of Teachers spent $43.5 million since 2022 on left-wing causes, prompting concerns about resource allocation amid declining membership and raising questions about the use of public funds for political activities.
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60% Bias Score
Trump Reinstates Presidential Fitness Test for Schoolchildren
President Trump reinstated the Presidential Fitness Test for schoolchildren, reversing a 2013 decision by President Obama. The test, dating back to 1966, includes a mile run, sit-ups, and other exercises, awarding the top 15% with the Presidential Physical Fitness Award. Critics argue this approach ...
Trump Reinstates Presidential Fitness Test for Schoolchildren
President Trump reinstated the Presidential Fitness Test for schoolchildren, reversing a 2013 decision by President Obama. The test, dating back to 1966, includes a mile run, sit-ups, and other exercises, awarding the top 15% with the Presidential Physical Fitness Award. Critics argue this approach ...
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40% Bias Score
Leno's Balanced Humor: A Contrast to Current Late-Night Political Comedy
Jay Leno, in a recent interview, discussed his strategy of balanced political humor during his 22 years hosting "The Tonight Show," aiming for jokes appealing to both Republicans and Democrats, unlike the current trend of partisan humor in late-night comedy.
Leno's Balanced Humor: A Contrast to Current Late-Night Political Comedy
Jay Leno, in a recent interview, discussed his strategy of balanced political humor during his 22 years hosting "The Tonight Show," aiming for jokes appealing to both Republicans and Democrats, unlike the current trend of partisan humor in late-night comedy.
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56% Bias Score
Trump Administration Blocks Most Student Loan Forgiveness Programs
The Trump administration has blocked student loan forgiveness under ICR, PAYE, SAVE, and IBR plans due to a legal challenge and the "Big, Beautiful Bill", impacting millions; however, PSLF remains available, although subject to potential future rule changes.
Trump Administration Blocks Most Student Loan Forgiveness Programs
The Trump administration has blocked student loan forgiveness under ICR, PAYE, SAVE, and IBR plans due to a legal challenge and the "Big, Beautiful Bill", impacting millions; however, PSLF remains available, although subject to potential future rule changes.
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48% Bias Score
Trump's Name Appears in Epstein Files, Sparking Congressional Subpoena
President Trump's name appeared "multiple times" in Jeffrey Epstein's files, prompting a congressional subpoena for Ghislaine Maxwell and raising questions about the administration's decision not to release the documents, despite prior promises; a Florida judge denied a request to release related gr...
Trump's Name Appears in Epstein Files, Sparking Congressional Subpoena
President Trump's name appeared "multiple times" in Jeffrey Epstein's files, prompting a congressional subpoena for Ghislaine Maxwell and raising questions about the administration's decision not to release the documents, despite prior promises; a Florida judge denied a request to release related gr...
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60% Bias Score
Harvard Sues Trump Administration Over $2.6 Billion Funding Freeze
The Trump administration froze over $2.6 billion in funding for Harvard University due to alleged insufficient response to antisemitism, prompting a lawsuit from Harvard claiming illegal actions threatening vital research, and representing a broader conflict over academic freedom and DEI initiatives...
Harvard Sues Trump Administration Over $2.6 Billion Funding Freeze
The Trump administration froze over $2.6 billion in funding for Harvard University due to alleged insufficient response to antisemitism, prompting a lawsuit from Harvard claiming illegal actions threatening vital research, and representing a broader conflict over academic freedom and DEI initiatives...
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52% Bias Score
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