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Bond Hearings for March 20, 2023
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Europe · KahramanmarasMore than 22,000 people are dead after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake rocked southeastern Turkey and northwestern Syria early Monday, according to officials.
More than 22,000 killed in Turkey, Syria earthquake catastrophe
41% Left coverage: 100 sources
Europe · AnkaraTwo earthquakes measuring 7.8 and 7.5 were followed by aftershocks in frigid winter weather. The impact could be felt as far away as Lebanon, Jordan, Israel and Egypt. The grim death toll is a result of several factors: the sheer size of the quake and the fact that it struck relatively close to the surface.
How a devastating quake killed thousands in Turkey, Syria
44% Left coverage: 50 sources
Asylum Seekers · New YorkMigrants in New York City are being given free bus tickets to Plattsburgh, New York state. From there, they pay taxis and shuttles to take them to Quebec. Quebec immigration minister Christine Fréchette said the development was "surprising" She said it highlighted the need to "solve the problem of Roxham Road"
Migrants abandon NYC for Canada with taxpayer-funded bus tickets
82% Right coverage: 22 sources
US & Canada · BostonHarvard University rescinded a fellowship that it had offered to a leading human rights activist over what he said Monday was his group’s criticism of Israel. Kenneth Roth, who was the executive director of Human Rights Watch, or HRW, until last year, was recruited by the Harvard Kennedy School’s Carr Center for Human Rights Policy to become a fellow and he accepted. Over the years, the group has issued a number of reports saying that Israel appears to have committed war crimes against the Palestinians.
Harvard rescinds fellowship offer to leading rights activist
44% Center coverage: 27 sources
Washington DC · WashingtonThe House of Representatives convened Tuesday to elect its next speaker, and for the first time in 100 years it’s taken multiple rounds of ballots to make a choice.
These Republicans voted against Kevin McCarthy for House speaker
42% Center coverage: 212 sources
US & Canada · New YorkThe U.S. Military Academy is stripping its campus of Confederate symbols. A bronze triptych plaque depicting a hooded and armed Klansman will be removed. This is not about sanitizing history, says former superintendent Steve Gilland. Lee unforgivingly led a rebellion against this nation and executed a brutal Civil War.
West Point removes Confederate monuments, including Robert E. Lee
67% Right coverage: 12 sources
