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Families and businesses are concerned about the effect of tariffs on youth sports

Tariffs · Yakima

Families and businesses are concerned about the effect of tariffs on youth sports

63% Center coverage: 49 sources

CHICAGO (AP) — Youth sports are a big part of Karli Casamento's life. Her son, Jax, 15, golfs and plays on three baseball teams. Her youngest son, Colt, 6, plays baseball and basketball. The costs, especially for Jax, add up in a hurry. That's why Casamento, 48, and her husband, Michael, 46, are watching closely for the ramifications of tariffs on their rising youth sports budget. “All of their equipment I'm sure comes from China,” said Karli Ca…See the Story

Fox News Reporter Fires Back After Former Colleague Pete Hegseth Calls Her ‘the Worst’

Pete Hegseth · United States

Fox News Reporter Fires Back After Former Colleague Pete Hegseth Calls Her ‘the Worst’

40% Left coverage: 43 sources

Readers React to Trump's Attack on Iran: 'It's Not Our War'

Donald Trump · Iran

Readers React to Trump's Attack on Iran: 'It's Not Our War'

47% Left coverage: 38 sources

On June 22, President Trump ordered U.S. bombings of three nuclear sites in Iran. Tennessean readers condemn the attacks.See the Story

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Fact Check: Viral US Iran Strikes Videos Are Fake or Old

Low coverage from Right Sources

Fact Check: Viral US Iran Strikes Videos Are Fake or Old

100% of Sources are High Factuality

Furious Trump Drops F-Bomb in Ceasefire Rant

44% Right coverage: 23 sources

US President Donald Trump has lashed Israel with an obscenity in an extraordinary outburst amid early ceasefire violations.Jerome Powell See the Story

Frustrated President Trump Drops F-Bomb with Reporters over Israel-Iran Ceasefire Violations

39% Center coverage: 18 sources

President Donald Trump spoke briefly with reporters before he boarded Marine 1 on Tuesday and lashed out over ceasefire violations between Israel and Iran.Donald Trump · Israel See the Story

Fact-checkers from Brazil, Indonesia and the US win 2025 Global Fact-Checking Awards

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

RIO DE JANEIRO — The International Fact-Checking Network honored four news organizations from around the world for their excellence in fact-checking across four categories as part of the 2025 Global […] The post Fact-checkers from Brazil, Indonesia and the US win 2025 Global Fact-Checking Awards appeared first on Poynter.Rio De Janeiro · Rio De Janeiro Read Article

Greg Stanton, Kari Lake Spar During Capitol Hill Hearing

Coverage: 5 sources

On Capitol Hill, a dramatic showdown between Democratic Arizona Congressman Greg Stanton and Kari Lake, who serves as President Donald Trump's senior advisor to the "U.S. Agency for Global Media." During a House committee hearing on June 25, Lake defended cuts to the agency that oversees "Voice of America" and other "Public Service Media Networks." FOX 10's Ellen McNamara reports.Donald Trump · Phoenix See the Story

Commentary: Social media regulation should protect users, not push them out

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Social media regulation is necessary. But it has to be targeted, not sweeping; responsive to real harm, not preoccupied with suspicion, says the Institute of Policy Studies’ Chew Han Ei.Singapore · Singapore See the Story

The truth is still worth fighting for

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A preference for truth is a universal human value. People have an innate desire for truth and dislike of liars. All the world’s religions urge truthfulness: We are told we […] The post The truth is still worth fighting for appeared first on Poynter.United States · United States See the Story

Latin American fact-checkers urge funders, platforms, governments to defend public’s right to know

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Editor’s note: Latam Chequea, a Latin American network of fact-checking organizations in 21 countries, promotes collaboration among fact-checkers and the strengthening of evidence-based journalism as a fundamental tool for democracy. […] The post Latin American fact-checkers urge funders, platforms, governments to defend public’s right to know appeared first on Poynter.Journalism Read Article

Advice to Fact-Checkers at GlobalFact: Innovate, Collaborate, Uphold Ethics

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

RIO DE JANEIRO — Fact-checking is an innovative form of journalism that has been forced to develop amid a “deep change in the conditions of practicing journalism,” the head of […] The post Advice to fact-checkers at GlobalFact: Innovate, collaborate, uphold ethics appeared first on Poynter.Journalism · Rio De Janeiro See the Story

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