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Australia Offers US Critical Minerals Supply Chain Solution
Australia is offering financial incentives and aiming to become a leading global supplier of critical minerals to diversify US supply chains, countering China's dominance, with significant government investments underway.
Australia Offers US Critical Minerals Supply Chain Solution
Australia is offering financial incentives and aiming to become a leading global supplier of critical minerals to diversify US supply chains, countering China's dominance, with significant government investments underway.
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48% Bias Score
US Appeals Court Ends TPS for 60,000 Immigrants
A US appeals court ended Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for 60,000 immigrants from Honduras, Nicaragua, and Nepal on August 20, 2025, giving them 60 days before deportation, despite arguments that the move is part of a broader effort to strip non-citizens of legal status.
US Appeals Court Ends TPS for 60,000 Immigrants
A US appeals court ended Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for 60,000 immigrants from Honduras, Nicaragua, and Nepal on August 20, 2025, giving them 60 days before deportation, despite arguments that the move is part of a broader effort to strip non-citizens of legal status.
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40% Bias Score
South Park" Satirizes Trump Administration in "Sickofancy
South Park's" "Sickofancy" satirizes the Trump administration's deployment of 800 National Guard troops in Washington D.C., the fawning of tech CEOs over Trump, and portrays Satan as trapped in the White House with Trump.
South Park" Satirizes Trump Administration in "Sickofancy
South Park's" "Sickofancy" satirizes the Trump administration's deployment of 800 National Guard troops in Washington D.C., the fawning of tech CEOs over Trump, and portrays Satan as trapped in the White House with Trump.
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60% Bias Score
Serbia Welcomes Putin-Trump Meeting, Hopes for Conflict Resolution
Serbia's ruling party welcomes the Putin-Trump meeting as a step towards ending the Eastern European conflict, hoping for reduced pressure stemming from Serbia's refusal to join anti-Russian sanctions; the party leader highlighted Serbia's continued commitment to diplomatic solutions and peace.
Serbia Welcomes Putin-Trump Meeting, Hopes for Conflict Resolution
Serbia's ruling party welcomes the Putin-Trump meeting as a step towards ending the Eastern European conflict, hoping for reduced pressure stemming from Serbia's refusal to join anti-Russian sanctions; the party leader highlighted Serbia's continued commitment to diplomatic solutions and peace.
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52% Bias Score
Israeli Official Charged with Child Sex Crime Flees US After Unmonitored Bail Release
A senior Israeli cybersecurity official, Tom Artiom Alexandrovich, was arrested in Nevada on August 6th for attempting to lure a minor into sexual conduct, released on a \$10,000 bail without monitoring, and subsequently fled to Israel, sparking controversy and accusations of governmental interferen...
Israeli Official Charged with Child Sex Crime Flees US After Unmonitored Bail Release
A senior Israeli cybersecurity official, Tom Artiom Alexandrovich, was arrested in Nevada on August 6th for attempting to lure a minor into sexual conduct, released on a \$10,000 bail without monitoring, and subsequently fled to Israel, sparking controversy and accusations of governmental interferen...
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52% Bias Score
Middletown, Ohio, Crippled by Ransomware Attack
A ransomware attack on August 19, 2025, crippled Middletown, Ohio's city services, impacting residents' access to essential functions like police records, utility payments, and birth certificates, highlighting the vulnerability of US municipalities to cybercrime.
Middletown, Ohio, Crippled by Ransomware Attack
A ransomware attack on August 19, 2025, crippled Middletown, Ohio's city services, impacting residents' access to essential functions like police records, utility payments, and birth certificates, highlighting the vulnerability of US municipalities to cybercrime.
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48% Bias Score
China's Lights-Out Factories vs. America's Human-Robot Collaboration: A Manufacturing Divide
China's rapid adoption of lights-out factories, installing 276,000 industrial robots in 2023 compared to the U.S.'s 38,000, contrasts with America's strategy of human-robot collaboration to address a projected 2 million manufacturing job shortage over eight years.
China's Lights-Out Factories vs. America's Human-Robot Collaboration: A Manufacturing Divide
China's rapid adoption of lights-out factories, installing 276,000 industrial robots in 2023 compared to the U.S.'s 38,000, contrasts with America's strategy of human-robot collaboration to address a projected 2 million manufacturing job shortage over eight years.
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44% Bias Score
Conflicting Views on Market Valuation: Are Small Caps Poised for Growth or a Crash?
Bank of America's report shows several market metrics reaching dot-com era highs, sparking concerns about a potential market crash; however, other experts like Howard Marks and Rick Rieder believe small caps are poised for growth due to factors such as anticipated interest rate easings and strong ea...
Conflicting Views on Market Valuation: Are Small Caps Poised for Growth or a Crash?
Bank of America's report shows several market metrics reaching dot-com era highs, sparking concerns about a potential market crash; however, other experts like Howard Marks and Rick Rieder believe small caps are poised for growth due to factors such as anticipated interest rate easings and strong ea...
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44% Bias Score
Russian Ex-Deputy Accused of Selling Classified Information to US for $45 Million
Former Russian State Duma deputy Magomed Gadzhiev, designated a foreign agent, faces asset forfeiture in Russia after allegedly selling classified information to the US for at least \$45 million while abroad; he also allegedly supported Ukrainian fighters and sanctions against Russia.
Russian Ex-Deputy Accused of Selling Classified Information to US for $45 Million
Former Russian State Duma deputy Magomed Gadzhiev, designated a foreign agent, faces asset forfeiture in Russia after allegedly selling classified information to the US for at least \$45 million while abroad; he also allegedly supported Ukrainian fighters and sanctions against Russia.
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52% Bias Score
Jordan Hopes Alaska Meeting Will Resolve Ukrainian Crisis
Jordan expressed hope for a diplomatic solution to the Ukrainian crisis following a meeting between Russian and US presidents in Alaska, where the conflict's resolution was the main topic; subsequent meetings focused on security guarantees for Ukraine.
Jordan Hopes Alaska Meeting Will Resolve Ukrainian Crisis
Jordan expressed hope for a diplomatic solution to the Ukrainian crisis following a meeting between Russian and US presidents in Alaska, where the conflict's resolution was the main topic; subsequent meetings focused on security guarantees for Ukraine.
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36% Bias Score
UK to Support Ukraine's Defense in Potential Peace Deal with Russia
UK Chief of Defence Staff Sir Tony Radakin will meet in Washington today to discuss defending Ukraine if a peace deal with Russia is reached, following a White House agreement on a NATO-style security guarantee involving logistical and training support from British troops, but not frontline combat.
UK to Support Ukraine's Defense in Potential Peace Deal with Russia
UK Chief of Defence Staff Sir Tony Radakin will meet in Washington today to discuss defending Ukraine if a peace deal with Russia is reached, following a White House agreement on a NATO-style security guarantee involving logistical and training support from British troops, but not frontline combat.
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52% Bias Score
Trump's Push to Purge Museums Sparks Historians' Outcry
President Trump is pushing for a review of museum content to "celebrate American exceptionalism," prompting concerns from historians about the politicization of history and the risk of a biased narrative; this follows similar actions taken against colleges and universities.
Trump's Push to Purge Museums Sparks Historians' Outcry
President Trump is pushing for a review of museum content to "celebrate American exceptionalism," prompting concerns from historians about the politicization of history and the risk of a biased narrative; this follows similar actions taken against colleges and universities.
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56% Bias Score
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