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Analysis: North Korean missile launches test Biden

Kim Jong-Un · Washington

Analysis: North Korean missile launches test Biden

40% Left coverage: 38 sources

Eight North Korean fighter jets and four bombers flew in formation. South Korea responded by scrambling 30 fighter jets. North Korea has conducted a record number of missile tests this year. U.S., South Korean and Japanese destroyers launch joint drills off the Korean Peninsula's east coast.See the Story

Sara Lee, former WWE wrestler and 'Tough Enough' winner, dead at 30

Europe · Detroit

Sara Lee, former WWE wrestler and 'Tough Enough' winner, dead at 30

41% Left coverage: 29 sources

ara Lee, a 2015 winner of the World Wrestling Entertainment reality competition series “Tough Enough,” has died, according to a statement from her mother shared on social media. She was 30. No cause of death has been released.See the Story

Kremlin denounces Zelenskiy's comments about preventive strikes -RIA

Kremlin denounces Zelenskiy's comments about preventive strikes -RIA

54% Right coverage: 13 sources

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Thursday called for the international community to take “preventive action” to deter the potential use of nuclear weapons by Russia in the ongoing war in Ukraine. In an address to the Lowy Institute, a nonpartisan international policy think tank in Australia, Zelensky underscored the importance of “preventive strikes, preventive action” so that Russia can get a better picture of the potential consequences if they move to use nuclear weapons. See the Story

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Kremlin denounces Zelenskiy's comments about preventive strikes -RIA

Kremlin denounces Zelenskiy's comments about preventive strikes -RIA

Supreme Court poised to keep marching to right in new term

Supreme Court poised to keep marching to right in new term

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Europe · Moscow

How Ukraine’s advances are cornering Putin, making the war more dangerous

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Ukraine is racking up wins in its battle against Russia, pushing Kremlin forces out of occupied towns in the northeast and breaking through enemy lines in the south. Military experts say Putin's latest push to send reinforcements to Ukraine is unlikely to turn the tide against Ukraine's well-organized, well-equipped and determined forces. But pushing Putin into a corner could be far more dangerous than the grinding fighting playing out now.See the Story

US & Canada · New Brunswick

How to keep secrets from the public: Don't write anything down

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

New Brunswick doesn't require public servants to document their work. It's a concept called duty to document, and it's something transparency advocates have called for across Canada for years.See the Story

Europe · Moscow

Vladimir Putin is weakened and his opponents are preparing to strike

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Alexey Minyaylo, 37, is best known in Russia for his efforts to get non-Kremlin affiliated candidates on the ballot for the 2019 Moscow city elections. He's also part of what he calls a "grassroots campaign" to lay the groundwork for a more democratic Russia after Putin. "Russians don't believe anything can change," he says.See the Story

Opinion · United Kingdom

[Opinion] Government needs to treat the climate crisis as a racist crisis

Climate justice and racial justice cannot be treated as separate issuesSee the Story

[Opinion] "I Will Be Vindicated" - LA Sheriff Blasts Woke Hypocrisy | Conservative News Daily™

Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva talks about his path less traveled as a “purple” incumbent running as a populist against the Democratic establishment. “Promises made, promises kept” was the theme of the day, and we dove deep into issues with specificity and details, such as the department’s 31 percent reduction in citizen complaints.See the Story

[Opinion] First Lawsuit Filed Against California Law Punishing Doctors Who Spread So-Called "COVID Disinfo" | Conservative News Daily™

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB 2098, which effectively tells the state’s doctors that they should self-censor their opinions on COVID. Your average 7th-grader could tell you that the bill violates the First Amendment of the Constitution. The bill will become law on January 1, 2023, effectively denying all physicians in the state of California the right to publicly share their medical opinions.See the Story

Taxes · United Kingdom

[Opinion] Cutting taxes will release growth right across Britain

Felicity Buchan, Conservative MP for Kensington and exchequer secretary to the Treasury, is visiting Sambrook’s Brewery in Wandsworth. She says growth is built on small businesses, like the brewery, which will benefit from reforms to alcohol duty. This reduces their tax burden, freeing up vital revenue for reinvestment and growth, she says.See the Story

[Opinion] Op-Ed: Black defendants are wrongly convicted more than any other group. We can prevent this

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The belief that race is a proxy for criminality pervades the U.S. legal system. Black people are seven times more likely than white people to be falsely convicted of serious crimes. Exonerations of innocent Black people convicted of murder are almost 50% more likely to include misconduct by police officers.See the Story

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