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Judge says government must release Columbia University protester Mahmoud Khalil

US Politics · United States

Judge says government must release Columbia University protester Mahmoud Khalil

56% Center coverage: 235 sources

A federal judge has ruled that the government must release Mahmoud Khalil, the former Columbia University graduate student whom the Trump administration is trying to deport over his participation in pro-Palestinian demonstrations. See the Story

Trump Booed and Cheered at the Kennedy Center While Attending 'Les Misérables'

Donald Trump · Washington

Trump Booed and Cheered at the Kennedy Center While Attending 'Les Misérables'

46% Center coverage: 166 sources

The drama in the audience rivaled the spectacle on stage on Wednesday at the Kennedy Center, where President Donald Trump went to the opening night of “Les Misérables” as he tightens his grip on the venerable performing arts institution. It was his first time attending a show there since his election, and he was booed and cheered as he took his seat alongside first lady Melania Trump. Near the end of the intermission, someone loudly cursed his name, drawing applause. Several drag queens were in the crowd, their presence a protest against Trump’s complaints that the Kennedy Center had hosted too many drag shows in the past.See the Story

Mexican Flags at Los Angeles Protests Highlight Identity Rift

US Immigration · California

Mexican Flags at Los Angeles Protests Highlight Identity Rift

40% Left coverage: 85 sources

The debate centers on whether the flags represent unpatriotic protest or cultural pride. See the Story

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Ronny Jackson Claims Biden Dr. Kevin O'Connor Engaged in Offensive, Inappropriate Behavior: Report

No coverage from Left Sources

Ronny Jackson Claims Biden Dr. Kevin O'Connor Engaged in Offensive, Inappropriate Behavior: Report

Mostly Mixed or Lower Factuality Sources

Trump shrugs off Musk’s reported drug use

Low coverage from Right Sources

Trump shrugs off Musk’s reported drug use

DeSantis: Florida drivers have right to hit protesters if they need to ‘flee for your safety’

45% Right coverage: 31 sources

Florida Politics · Florida See the Story

Ronny Jackson Claims Biden Dr. Kevin O'Connor Engaged in Offensive, Inappropriate Behavior: Report

100% Right coverage: 11 sources

The Texas Republican claimed O'Connor acted inappropriately multiple times, by making offensive jokes about women and "pranking" people by immaturely sticking their phones down his pants.Donald Trump · United States See the Story

Newsom Tries To Wreck Hegseth For Attending Congressional Ball Game. It Doesn’t Go Well.

100% Right coverage: 3 sources

Governor Gavin Newsom (D-CA) tried to attack Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for taking a moment to enjoy the annual Congressional baseball game, claiming that he’d left National Guard troops and U.S. Marines deployed in California without access to basic necessities.Newsom was responding to a photo, posted by the @DODRapidResponse account, that showed Hegseth taking in the Wednesday evening game with family. “America’s @SecDef. America’s favorit…Gavin Newsom · Los Angeles See the Story

Fake accounts fueled backlash against Target pulling back on DEI · American Wire News

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Target was subjected to “artificial outrage” after pulling back on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) policies in the company. A new report revealed that fake social media accounts helped fuel outrage and eventual boycotts against the retailer, which suffered a falling stock price as well as a negative hit to sales after the move to roll back DEI procedures. “The public is being manipulated in real time. What looks like public consensus onlin…DEI · United States See the Story

Desperate Dem Elicits Audible Groans when She Whips Out the 'Woman Card ...

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

When losing an argument, just whip out one of the many victim-cards employed by Democrats and hope for the best. That’s the move California Democrat Rep. Linda […]Tariffs · California See the Story

Los Angeles 'safe and sound for last two nights'

50% Right coverage: 12 sources

Los Angeles "was safe and sound for the last two nights", US President Donald Trump has said, as he hailed troops for helping to restore order in the city after days of anti-deportation protests.Donald Trump · Los Angeles See the Story

‘Immaturity’: Rand Paul rips White House after being ‘uninvited’ from picnic

41% Left coverage: 32 sources

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) had harsh words for the White House on Wednesday after he said he was “uninvited” from its annual picnic, a snub that came amid the Kentucky Republican’s vocal opposition to President Trump’s tax cut and spending package. Rand Paul · United States See the Story

Republicans Defeat Democrats in Congressional Baseball Game for Fifth Consecutive Year

49% Right coverage: 37 sources

Republicans won the Congressional Baseball Game for the fifth consecutive year, defeating the Democrats 13–2 at Nationals Park in Washington on Wednesday.US Politics · United States See the Story

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