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Europe · MoscowRussian President Vladimir Putin fell down the stairs and soiled himself this week amid mounting speculation that his health is declining, an anti-Kremlin Telegram channel with apparent links to his security team reported.
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Vladimir Putin 'has fallen down stairs at official residence'
62% Right coverage: 21 sources
Protestors · WashingtonFormer Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Thursday urged the U.S. to halt nuclear talks with Iran, amid nationwide protests over the death of a young Iranian woman in police custody.
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Hillary Clinton says US should not have nuclear talks with Iran: Need to ‘stand with the people’
60% Right coverage: 10 sources
Asia · WashingtonPresident Biden saw an uptick in his approval rating this week that was fueled by a boost in support among members of his own party, according to a new poll.
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Biden sees boost in approval from Democrats in new poll
67% Center coverage: 3 sources
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Antisemitism · WashingtonStopAntisemitism.org criticized Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Tuesday after she accused AIPAC of "working for Republican control of Congress and further destabilization of US democracy."See the Story
Antisemitism watchdog: AOC’s ‘obsession’ with Israel is ‘shameful’
100% Right coverage: 7 sources
US & Canada · New YorkRepublican Rep. Lee Zeldin takes the lead in the New York gubernatorial race in his attempt to oust Democrat Gov. Kathy Hochul, according to a Trafalgar Group published late Monday night.
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Trafalgar Poll: Republican Lee Zeldin Takes Lead in New York Governor’s Race
69% Right coverage: 13 sources
Middle East · TehranTehran said on Monday that 10 agents working for Israel were arrested in west Azerbaijan province, Fars news agency reported. The state-run media claimed that the detained were in direct video communication with officers of Israel's Mossad intelligence agency. Israeli officials have not yet commented on the report.See the Story
Iran arrests 10 agents working for Israel
41% Left coverage: 22 sources
Business · CaliforniaHow much would you pay for a pair of secondhand shoes?Well, someone just spent more than $200,000 on a pair of old Birkenstock sandals owned and worn by the late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs — setting a record for the highest price ever paid for a pair of sandals at auction, according to the auction house.See the Story
Someone just paid more than $200,000 for Steve Jobs' old Birkenstocks
61% Center coverage: 119 sources
US & Canada · WashingtonFormer President Donald Trump once tried to pay a lawyer with a horse, New York Times reporter David Enrich revealed in his new book. Trump offered the lawyer, who he owed $2 million, the deed to a stallion, Enrich reported. Trump has racked up extensive legal fees in the last few years in the face of personal litigation and government investigations.See the Story
Trump tried to pay lawyer with horse, New York Times reporter writes in new book
75% Left coverage: 12 sources
Kevin McCarthy · WashingtonHouse Republicans pledged to reverse the Biden administration's hiring plans at the Internal Revenue Service on Friday. The hiring increase is coming as part of the Inflation Reduction Act, signed into law by President Joe Biden in August.See the Story
Kevin McCarthy, other top Republicans vow to scrap IRS hiring plans if they win House majority
86% Right coverage: 14 sources
Democratic Party · WashingtonA top Democratic congresswoman deleted a tweet about the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, that appeared to include the 19 terrorists in the death toll.See the Story
Rep. Jayapal tweets, then deletes, post that includes terrorists in Sept. 11 death toll
91% Right coverage: 11 sources
Middle East · JerusalemThe planned Givat HaShaked settlement is part of a cluster of settlements on the southern edge of east Jerusalem. Critics say they further undermine any hopes for a two-state solution. The Palestinians want both territories to form part of their future state and view the settlements as the biggest obstacle to peace.See the Story
Israel advances plans for another east Jerusalem settlement
48% Left coverage: 21 sources
