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Explosions as Israel launches strike on Iran

Middle East Politics · Iran

Explosions as Israel launches strike on Iran

42% Center coverage: 296 sources

Explosions rang out across Iran’s capital as Israel claimed it was attacking the country. People in Tehran, Iran, awoke to the sound of the blast. State television acknowledged the blast.See the Story

House Approves Trump’s Request to Cut $9.4 Billion in Funding for NPR, PBS, and Foreign Aid

US Politics · United States

House Approves Trump’s Request to Cut $9.4 Billion in Funding for NPR, PBS, and Foreign Aid

40% Center coverage: 177 sources

Iran launches new wave of airstrikes into Israel, as Israeli military attacks Tehran

Israel-Iran Conflict · Iran

Iran launches new wave of airstrikes into Israel, as Israeli military attacks Tehran

43% Center coverage: 170 sources

Missiles were seen over Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Haifa, with explosions reported in northern Israel. Israel’s military says the latest missiles from Iran are incoming, and explosions are heard overhead in parts of Israel, including Tel Aviv. See the Story

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Will HIPAA Protections Continue for Abortion Care? Courts to Soon Decide

Will HIPAA Protections Continue for Abortion Care? Courts to Soon Decide

Will HIPAA Protections Continue for Abortion Care? Courts to Soon Decide

Iran Hits Back at Donald Trump in Fiery Tirade over White House Meeting Claim: ‘Warmonger Clinging to Relevance’

34% Center coverage: 6 sources

Iran has flatly denied Donald Trump’s claim that it offered to send officials to the White House for nuclear talks. In a scathing statement, Tehran’s UN mission said it would never “grovel at the gates” or negotiate “under duress.”Donald Trump See the Story

Netanyahu doesn’t rule out targeting Iran’s supreme leader

43% Right coverage: 63 sources

Israel-Iran Conflict · Israel See the Story

How Trump Could Make Australian Medicines More Expensive

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Medicine in Australia could soon become more expensive and harder to come by. The Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme – the safety net that keeps our prescriptions cheap – has been drawn into Donald Trump’s trade war, after the US president signed an order saying the United States should not pay more for medicines than its peer countries. Drug companies have now paused new PBSMedical · United States See the Story

How abortion is weaponised in the courts

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Abortion was fully decriminalised across Australia in 2023, meaning people can end a pregnancy without fear of prosecution. But that hasn’t stopped abortion being weaponised against women in the courtroom. Writer and producer Madison Griffiths, who has spent a decade covering reproductive rights, was shocked to learn that abortion records were surfacing in custody battles inAbortion · Australia Read Article

The consulting firms reshaping our universities

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A quiet transformation is underway at Australian universities. Behind closed doors, powerful consulting firms are helping to reshape higher education; cutting courses, centralising power, and outsourcing staff. One firm in particular, Nous Group, is now embedded in some of the country’s most prestigious institutions. At the Australian National University, its role in a $250Consulting · Canberra Read Article

AFL demands sowed Tasmania’s political misery

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The turmoil over the stadium that threatens to topple the Tasmanian government has its origins in the high-handed and ill-considered demands of the AFL.AFL · Hobart Read Article

The Elon Musk vs. Donald Trump Battle Was Inevitable

Coverage: 2 sources

Martin Gurri, New York Post Both men expect to get 100% of what they desire, and a complete coincidence of desires would have turned them into alter egos of each other.Elon Musk · Australia See the Story

The Death of Stalin

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

If tragedy plus time is comedy, then what does comedy become? Insight? Farce? Revelation? It depends on what and who is writing about it. If the anglophone world’s best historian of the Soviet Union takes over from Britain’s sharpest satirist to deal with the death of a dictator, the stakes run high. The Death of Stalin is Sheila Fitzpatrick’s 30th book in a career that hasAustralia · Australia Read Article

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