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Biden’s use of autopen and the legality of his pardons: Bias Breakdown
A new political controversy has emerged, President Donald Trump and conservative outlets raise concerns over former President Joe Biden’s use of an autopen to sign official documents. The allegations, first brought forward by Heritage Foundation, a conservative government watchdog group, question the validity of Biden’s signatures on official documents and pardons. Media coverage has framed… -
Some experts have beef with the latest TikTok beauty trend: tallow
Full story The latest TikTok trend in skin care is here. Influencers are touting the benefits of rendered beef fat, also known as tallow. If that sounds familiar, it might be because Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently touted it as a healthier alternative to using vegetable oil when frying foods. Good for your… -
Missouri’s largest wind farm still largely inactive months after turbines collapse
Missouri’s largest wind farm, the High Prairie Renewable Energy Center, has been operating at limited capacity for over four months as investigations continue into multiple turbine collapses. The 400-megawatt facility, owned by utility company Ameren, has the potential to power approximately 120,000 homes. However, officials significantly reduced operations after three wind turbines fell to the… -
Maryland’s proposed coal fee faces opposition from West Virginia
A proposed coal fee in Maryland faces opposition from officials in neighboring West Virginia, one of the nation’s largest exporters of this energy source. Maryland lawmakers are currently considering the Coal Dust Cleanup and Asthma Remediation Act, which would charge out-of-state coal producers $13 per short ton of the fossil fuel transported through the state.… -
The alleged Musk-Rubio feud and the bigger DOGE picture: Bias Breakdown
The New York Times published a report detailing an alleged heated exchange behind closed doors at a cabinet meeting Thursday, March 6. The report claims that tensions ran high between billionaire Elon Musk and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, with President Donald Trump present during the conflict. President Trump and others in the administration called… -
VA may lay off 80,000 employees, NOAA and other agencies brace for cuts
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is set to begin mass layoffs as early as June 2025, according to a memo obtained by Reuters. The memo, dated March 6, instructed VA human resources teams to begin reviewing operations for a department-wide reduction in force. In a video posted on X, VA Secretary Doug Collins confirmed… -
Social Security Admin warns Americans of scams targeting beneficiaries
The Social Security Administration is warning Americans to be aware of thieves trying to steal their money by obtaining sensitive personal information. The agency raised concerns as part of its National Consumer Protection Week, which runs from March 2 to March 8. How do scammers pull off fraud operations? Officials said scammers often impersonate Social… -
Gene Hackman’s dead dog misidentified as details continue unfolding
The investigation into the deaths of actor Gene Hackman, his wife Betsy Arakawa, and one of their dogs continues. Authorities have ruled out carbon monoxide poisoning but have yet to determine an official cause. A search warrant affidavit revealed that investigators found no significant evidence of carbon monoxide poisoning or a gas leak in the… -
Media spins Trump, Zelenskyy Oval Office meeting: Bias Breakdown
A tense conversation between President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has dominated the news cycle, with reactions largely divided along party lines. Media coverage of the event has reflected political biases, shaping public perception of the meeting. Media narratives and a misleading fact-check Mainstream media outlets offered starkly different… -
Greenpeace official discusses $300M lawsuit filed against the organization
The $300 million lawsuit filed against Greenpeace over its involvement in protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline is proceeding. Opening statements took place during the week of Feb. 24 in a North Dakota courthouse. The lawsuit, initiated by pipeline operator Energy Transfer, alleges that Greenpeace played a masterminded the 2016 demonstrations at the Standing Rock… -
Fish and Wildlife Service releases list of invasive species that humans can eat
Full Story The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is currently promoting National Invasive Species Awareness Week by encouraging Americans to help control certain troublesome animal populations by eating them. Observed this year from Feb. 24 to Feb. 28, the awareness campaign aims to educate the public on the impact of invasive species. Scientists say invasive… -
US will battle Japan for SheBelieves Cup championship
Full Story The U.S. women’s soccer team will have a chance to add a trophy to its Olympic gold medal Wednesday night, Feb. 26, when players take on Japan in the SheBelieves Cup final. Both teams are entering the game without any losses. Is this championship matchup surprising? The program is supposed to be in the… -
TSA no longer allowing migrants without ID to fly using CBP One app
Full Story The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced that immigrants illegally in the U.S. will no longer be allowed to use the CBP One app as identification for domestic flights. The only exception is for individuals traveling for self-deportation or transferring between detention facilities. The CBP One app was designed to streamline Customs and Border…
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Declassified CIA files reveal psychic effort to locate the Ark of the Covenant
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Americans among 5 victims in Amsterdam stabbing attack
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RFK Jr. says HHS will part ways with 20K workers, end ‘sprawling bureaucracy’
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