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Trump's Visa Ban: Potential Boon for Australian Universities
President Trump's ban on new international student visas may lead to a surge in applications to Australian universities, particularly from high-achieving students who would have otherwise chosen US institutions, posing both opportunities and challenges for Australia's education system.
Trump's Visa Ban: Potential Boon for Australian Universities
President Trump's ban on new international student visas may lead to a surge in applications to Australian universities, particularly from high-achieving students who would have otherwise chosen US institutions, posing both opportunities and challenges for Australia's education system.
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40% Bias Score
High-Profile Jailbreaks Expose Systemic Security Flaws
Two high-profile jailbreaks—one in New Orleans and another in Arkansas—have highlighted systemic issues within correctional facilities, including understaffing, faulty equipment, and potentially compromised internal security.
High-Profile Jailbreaks Expose Systemic Security Flaws
Two high-profile jailbreaks—one in New Orleans and another in Arkansas—have highlighted systemic issues within correctional facilities, including understaffing, faulty equipment, and potentially compromised internal security.
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56% Bias Score
Harvard Researcher Released from ICE Custody, Faces Criminal Charges for Alleged Embryo Smuggling
A federal judge ordered the release of Harvard researcher Kseniia Petrova from ICE custody on Wednesday, but she remains detained on criminal charges related to allegedly smuggling frog embryos into the U.S. at Logan Airport in February; she faces up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
Harvard Researcher Released from ICE Custody, Faces Criminal Charges for Alleged Embryo Smuggling
A federal judge ordered the release of Harvard researcher Kseniia Petrova from ICE custody on Wednesday, but she remains detained on criminal charges related to allegedly smuggling frog embryos into the U.S. at Logan Airport in February; she faces up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
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48% Bias Score
Mexico, US Collaborate to Resume Cattle Exports Amid Screw-Worm Outbreak
Mexico and the US agreed on May 27, 2025, to resume Mexican cattle exports after a screw-worm fly outbreak, with the US approving aid for a new sterile fly plant in Chiapas and requesting further analysis of Mexico's control measures; however, the border remains closed.
Mexico, US Collaborate to Resume Cattle Exports Amid Screw-Worm Outbreak
Mexico and the US agreed on May 27, 2025, to resume Mexican cattle exports after a screw-worm fly outbreak, with the US approving aid for a new sterile fly plant in Chiapas and requesting further analysis of Mexico's control measures; however, the border remains closed.
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32% Bias Score
US Declines Death Penalty for "El Chapo's" Son, Plea Deal Possible
Joaquín Guzmán López, son of "El Chapo," faces multiple federal drug charges in Illinois; the US government will not seek the death penalty, and a plea deal is being explored, potentially impacting the Sinaloa Cartel's operations and fentanyl trafficking into the US.
US Declines Death Penalty for "El Chapo's" Son, Plea Deal Possible
Joaquín Guzmán López, son of "El Chapo," faces multiple federal drug charges in Illinois; the US government will not seek the death penalty, and a plea deal is being explored, potentially impacting the Sinaloa Cartel's operations and fentanyl trafficking into the US.
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44% Bias Score
US Invests $21 Million to Fight Cattle-Borne Screwworm in Mexico
The U.S. will invest $21 million in a new sterile fly production plant in Chiapas, Mexico, to combat the cattle-borne screwworm, following a temporary ban on Mexican cattle imports; a USDA delegation will review Mexico's pest control measures.
US Invests $21 Million to Fight Cattle-Borne Screwworm in Mexico
The U.S. will invest $21 million in a new sterile fly production plant in Chiapas, Mexico, to combat the cattle-borne screwworm, following a temporary ban on Mexican cattle imports; a USDA delegation will review Mexico's pest control measures.
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20% Bias Score
DOJ Sues Idaho City for Religious Discrimination in Zoning Dispute
The Justice Department sued the city of Troy, Idaho, for religious discrimination after it denied Christ Church a permit to hold services in its downtown commercial district, allegedly violating the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act (RLUIPA) by citing concerns about commercial imp...
DOJ Sues Idaho City for Religious Discrimination in Zoning Dispute
The Justice Department sued the city of Troy, Idaho, for religious discrimination after it denied Christ Church a permit to hold services in its downtown commercial district, allegedly violating the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act (RLUIPA) by citing concerns about commercial imp...
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56% Bias Score
RIA Model Gains Traction in Canada
The RIA model, offering advisors full business ownership and client experience control, is expanding in Canada, mirroring a significant U.S. trend where RIAs comprise over 27% of advisors, a number set to exceed 30% in five years; this contrasts with the traditional independent broker-dealer model, ...
RIA Model Gains Traction in Canada
The RIA model, offering advisors full business ownership and client experience control, is expanding in Canada, mirroring a significant U.S. trend where RIAs comprise over 27% of advisors, a number set to exceed 30% in five years; this contrasts with the traditional independent broker-dealer model, ...
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48% Bias Score
DC Shooting: Israeli Embassy Employees Killed, Suspect Linked to Socialist Group
On May 21, 2024, Elias Rodriguez, linked to the Party for Socialism and Liberation, allegedly shot and killed two Israeli Embassy employees, Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim, in Washington, D.C., during an American Jewish Committee event; he faces first-degree murder charges, and the Department of...
DC Shooting: Israeli Embassy Employees Killed, Suspect Linked to Socialist Group
On May 21, 2024, Elias Rodriguez, linked to the Party for Socialism and Liberation, allegedly shot and killed two Israeli Embassy employees, Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim, in Washington, D.C., during an American Jewish Committee event; he faces first-degree murder charges, and the Department of...
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48% Bias Score
Proposed SNAP Cuts in "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" to Harm Millions
The "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" proposes $267 billion in SNAP cuts over the next decade, expanding work requirements, shifting costs to states, and limiting benefit increases, impacting 42 million Americans, with severe consequences for low-income families and children.
Proposed SNAP Cuts in "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" to Harm Millions
The "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" proposes $267 billion in SNAP cuts over the next decade, expanding work requirements, shifting costs to states, and limiting benefit increases, impacting 42 million Americans, with severe consequences for low-income families and children.
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68% Bias Score
State Department Halts New Student Visa Interviews for Expanded Social Media Screening
The U.S. State Department temporarily suspended new student visa interview scheduling to expand social media vetting, impacting future applicants but not those with prior appointments; this is the latest action in a series of increased scrutiny towards international students under both the Trump and...
State Department Halts New Student Visa Interviews for Expanded Social Media Screening
The U.S. State Department temporarily suspended new student visa interview scheduling to expand social media vetting, impacting future applicants but not those with prior appointments; this is the latest action in a series of increased scrutiny towards international students under both the Trump and...
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48% Bias Score
European Stocks Outperform US Peers Amidst Structural Challenges
European stocks are outperforming US stocks in 2024, fueled by strong markets in Germany, Italy, and Spain, after a decade of US tech dominance. However, structural issues like M&A obstacles and tariffs continue to hinder competitiveness.
European Stocks Outperform US Peers Amidst Structural Challenges
European stocks are outperforming US stocks in 2024, fueled by strong markets in Germany, Italy, and Spain, after a decade of US tech dominance. However, structural issues like M&A obstacles and tariffs continue to hinder competitiveness.
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44% Bias Score
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