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Iran Politics · Iran

British Couple Detained in Iran Charged with Espionage

38% Right coverage: 60 sources

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Wisconsin Politics · Wisconsin

Wisconsin governor floats plan to close 19th-century prison and overhaul corrections system

49% Center coverage: 31 sources

Wisconsin’s second-oldest prison, built in the 1800s and long targeted for closure, would finally be shuttered under a new plan from Gov. Tony Evers that proposes sweeping changes to the state’s troubled correctional system without building a new facility, as some lawmakers have long called for. Evers presented his plan as the best and only option to address the state’s aging facilities, which have been beset with deaths of incarcerated people, assaults against staff including one that left a juvenile guard dead, lockdowns, lawsuits, federal investigations, criminal charges against prison staff, resignations and rising maintenance costs.See the Story

Israel-Hamas Conflict · Lebanon

Woman killed as Israeli forces fire on returnees to southern Lebanon ahead of ceasefire deadline

47% Left coverage: 30 sources

A woman was killed and several other people wounded Sunday when Israeli forces opened fire on a group of residents attempting to return to the village of Houla in southern Lebanon, the Lebanese state-run news agency reported. There was no immediate comment from the Israeli military on the incident, which comes two days before the deadline for implementation of a ceasefire agreement that ended the latest war between Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah in late November, including a full withdrawal of Israeli forces from southern Lebanon.See the Story

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