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Putin's Alaska Visit: An Ironic Twist Amidst Heightened Tensions
Vladimir Putin will be the first Russian leader to visit Alaska since 1867, prompting a unique security operation by NORAD, which recently intercepted Russian and Chinese aircraft near Alaskan airspace; the irony of the same military protecting Putin highlights the complexities of the current geopol...
Putin's Alaska Visit: An Ironic Twist Amidst Heightened Tensions
Vladimir Putin will be the first Russian leader to visit Alaska since 1867, prompting a unique security operation by NORAD, which recently intercepted Russian and Chinese aircraft near Alaskan airspace; the irony of the same military protecting Putin highlights the complexities of the current geopol...
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44% Bias Score


Soviet Union's Pivotal Role in Korea's 1945 Liberation
Soviet forces, primarily the 25th Army's 393rd Division and Pacific Fleet, liberated Korea in August 1945, beginning a month before the arrival of US troops, despite facing Japanese resistance and US-laid mines, resulting in significant Soviet casualties but securing key ports.
Soviet Union's Pivotal Role in Korea's 1945 Liberation
Soviet forces, primarily the 25th Army's 393rd Division and Pacific Fleet, liberated Korea in August 1945, beginning a month before the arrival of US troops, despite facing Japanese resistance and US-laid mines, resulting in significant Soviet casualties but securing key ports.
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52% Bias Score


U.S. Criticizes Canada's Online News Act, Raising Concerns Over Press Freedom
The U.S. State Department criticized Canada's Online News Act in a human rights report, alleging press freedom restrictions despite Google's $100 million fund for news publishers and Meta's previous news removal. Prime Minister Carney indicated potential repeal, highlighting ongoing U.S.-Canada tens...
U.S. Criticizes Canada's Online News Act, Raising Concerns Over Press Freedom
The U.S. State Department criticized Canada's Online News Act in a human rights report, alleging press freedom restrictions despite Google's $100 million fund for news publishers and Meta's previous news removal. Prime Minister Carney indicated potential repeal, highlighting ongoing U.S.-Canada tens...
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60% Bias Score


Bondi Threatens Cities Over Immigration Enforcement
Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi warned 32 cities and counties of prosecution for insufficient immigration enforcement, citing a Trump executive order; responses range from defiance to cautious review, highlighting the ongoing conflict between federal and local jurisdictions.
Bondi Threatens Cities Over Immigration Enforcement
Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi warned 32 cities and counties of prosecution for insufficient immigration enforcement, citing a Trump executive order; responses range from defiance to cautious review, highlighting the ongoing conflict between federal and local jurisdictions.
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52% Bias Score


Putin-Trump Alaska Summit Amidst US-Russia Tensions
President Vladimir Putin will meet Donald Trump in Alaska amid the ongoing indirect US-led war against Russia via Ukraine, raising concerns about potential US aggression against Putin.
Putin-Trump Alaska Summit Amidst US-Russia Tensions
President Vladimir Putin will meet Donald Trump in Alaska amid the ongoing indirect US-led war against Russia via Ukraine, raising concerns about potential US aggression against Putin.
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64% Bias Score


Democrats Battle Texas Gerrymandering Ahead of 2024 Midterms
House Democrats convened a virtual call Wednesday to address Texas's Republican-backed redistricting plan, which would grant Republicans a five-seat advantage in the state's congressional delegation. California has threatened reciprocal action, escalating the national debate ahead of the 2024 midter...
Democrats Battle Texas Gerrymandering Ahead of 2024 Midterms
House Democrats convened a virtual call Wednesday to address Texas's Republican-backed redistricting plan, which would grant Republicans a five-seat advantage in the state's congressional delegation. California has threatened reciprocal action, escalating the national debate ahead of the 2024 midter...
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60% Bias Score

US indicts five Carteles Unidos leaders, offers $10 million reward
Five leaders of the Carteles Unidos drug cartel were indicted in the US following a multi-year investigation stemming from a 2019 traffic accident in Tennessee that led to the discovery of 850 kilograms of methamphetamine and a shootout with law enforcement; the US is offering a $10 million reward f...

US indicts five Carteles Unidos leaders, offers $10 million reward
Five leaders of the Carteles Unidos drug cartel were indicted in the US following a multi-year investigation stemming from a 2019 traffic accident in Tennessee that led to the discovery of 850 kilograms of methamphetamine and a shootout with law enforcement; the US is offering a $10 million reward f...
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36% Bias Score

UK-US "Special Relationship": A Historical Analysis and Call for British Independence
The article analyzes the strained "special relationship" between the US and UK, citing historical examples like the Lend-Lease Act and the Suez Crisis, highlighting the need for Britain to diversify its international partnerships and reduce its reliance on the US.

UK-US "Special Relationship": A Historical Analysis and Call for British Independence
The article analyzes the strained "special relationship" between the US and UK, citing historical examples like the Lend-Lease Act and the Suez Crisis, highlighting the need for Britain to diversify its international partnerships and reduce its reliance on the US.
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52% Bias Score

Mounjaro UK Price Soars 170% Amid US Cost-Cutting Push
Eli Lilly announced a 170% price hike for its weight-loss drug Mounjaro in the UK, increasing the highest dose to £330 per month, to align UK pricing with other European markets and lower US costs, though the NHS remains unaffected.

Mounjaro UK Price Soars 170% Amid US Cost-Cutting Push
Eli Lilly announced a 170% price hike for its weight-loss drug Mounjaro in the UK, increasing the highest dose to £330 per month, to align UK pricing with other European markets and lower US costs, though the NHS remains unaffected.
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52% Bias Score

Mixed Reactions in Anchorage Ahead of Russia-U.S. Meeting
A meeting between the U.S. and Russia is set to take place in Anchorage, Alaska, prompting mixed reactions among residents due to Alaska's history with Russia and the ongoing war in Ukraine; some anticipate economic benefits, while others plan protests against Russian aggression.

Mixed Reactions in Anchorage Ahead of Russia-U.S. Meeting
A meeting between the U.S. and Russia is set to take place in Anchorage, Alaska, prompting mixed reactions among residents due to Alaska's history with Russia and the ongoing war in Ukraine; some anticipate economic benefits, while others plan protests against Russian aggression.
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40% Bias Score

Putin Raises Nuclear Arms Control Issue Ahead of Alaska Summit with Trump
Ahead of a US-Russia summit in Alaska, Vladimir Putin indicated Moscow will raise nuclear arms control, while President Trump warned of serious consequences if a Ukraine ceasefire isn't agreed upon. The meeting will also address economic ties, with a potential follow-up including Ukraine's president...

Putin Raises Nuclear Arms Control Issue Ahead of Alaska Summit with Trump
Ahead of a US-Russia summit in Alaska, Vladimir Putin indicated Moscow will raise nuclear arms control, while President Trump warned of serious consequences if a Ukraine ceasefire isn't agreed upon. The meeting will also address economic ties, with a potential follow-up including Ukraine's president...
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36% Bias Score

Farquhar Urges Australia to Adopt US Copyright Law for AI, Despite Legal Uncertainty
Atlassian founder Scott Farquhar urges Australia to adopt US-style copyright law for AI training, arguing current laws stifle investment; however, this overlooks ongoing US legal battles over fair use and potential harm to creative industries.

Farquhar Urges Australia to Adopt US Copyright Law for AI, Despite Legal Uncertainty
Atlassian founder Scott Farquhar urges Australia to adopt US-style copyright law for AI training, arguing current laws stifle investment; however, this overlooks ongoing US legal battles over fair use and potential harm to creative industries.
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52% Bias Score
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