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India finds engine switch movement in fatal Air India crash, no immediate action for Boeing or GE

42% Center coverage: 123 sources

A preliminary report into the Air India crash that killed 260 people last month showed three seconds after taking off, the plane's engines fuel cutoff switches almost simultaneously flipped from run to cutoff, starving the engines of fuel.See the Story

US Politics · United States

David Gergen, Adviser To 4 U.S. Presidents, Dies At 83

58% Center coverage: 65 sources

David R. Gergen, who helped craft and protect the image of four presidents as a senior White House communications adviser and who traveled the consummate political insider’s path of high-profile jobs in punditry and academia, died July 10 at a retirement community in Lexington, Massachusetts. He was 83. See the Story

US Immigration · California

Judge orders Trump administration to halt indiscriminate immigration stops, arrests in California

53% Center coverage: 53 sources

A federal judge on Friday ordered the Trump administration to halt indiscriminate immigration stops and arrests in seven California counties, including Los Angeles.See the Story

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Clowns Without Borders Calls to End Labeling President Trump a 'Clown'

Low coverage from Left Sources

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Right 74%

Clowns Without Borders Calls to End Labeling President Trump a 'Clown'

Mostly Mixed or Lower Factuality Sources

Tighter borders and aid cuts could risk greater instability, UN migration chief warns

Low coverage from Right Sources

Tighter borders and aid cuts could risk greater instability, UN migration chief warns

100% of Sources are High Factuality

Cameroon’s leader sets the next presidential election for October without saying if he will run

69% Left coverage: 13 sources

Cameroon on Friday set the next presidential election for Oct. 12, according to a statement from the country’s longtime president. The vote comes at a key time for the west African nation whose 92-year-old leader has not ruled out that he would seek another term.African Politics · Cameroon See the Story

Wind turbine maker to pay settlement after blade broke apart and washed up on Nantucket beaches

48% Center coverage: 21 sources

The maker of a massive wind turbine blade that broke apart off Nantucket Island and washed up on beaches for months has agreed to a $10.5 million settlement to pay local businesses for their economic losses, officials said Friday.Business · Massachusetts See the Story

UN’s food agency limits aid operations in West and Central Africa due to funding cuts

67% Left coverage: 9 sources

The World Food Program said Friday it is suspending food and nutritional assistance across crisis-hit West and Central African countries as a result of U.S. and other global aid cuts that are grinding its operations to a halt.United Nations · Nigeria See the Story

Kenya opposition leaders demand president’s resignation over shooting comments

Coverage: 12 sources

Kenya’s opposition leaders demanded the president’s resignation over his call for police to shoot those found stealing or burning property during protests, as mourners on Friday attended the burial of a Kenyan civilian who was shot at close range by a police officer during a recent demonstration.Kenya Politics · Kenya See the Story

Court Overturns Ex-State Attorney’s Mortgage Fraud Conviction but Upholds Perjury Convictions

53% Left coverage: 19 sources

Maryland Politics · Maryland See the Story

British man extradited to US to face federal charges in alleged $99 million wine scam

46% Center coverage: 15 sources

A British man has been brought to the U.S. to face charges in connection with an alleged $99 million Ponzi-like fraud involving expensive wines. James Wellesley, 58, pleaded not guilty during his arraignment Friday in Brooklyn federal court following his extradition from the United Kingdom, where he was arrested in 2022.Crime · New York See the Story

Red Sox Starter Hunter Dobbins Leaves Game vs. Tampa Bay Due to Right Knee Pain After Put-Out

50% Center coverage: 16 sources

BOSTON (AP) — Boston Red Sox starting pitcher Hunter Dobbins left Friday’s game against Tampa Bay in the second inning due to right knee pain after making a put-out while covering first base. The 25-year-old right-hander caught a throw from first baseman Abraham Toro before landing awkwardly on the bag to record the second out of the inning. He limped back to the mound and was removed from the game after a warmup toss. Dobbins allowed an earned …Tampa Bay Rays · Boston See the Story

A's shortstop Jacob Wilson takes batting practice, expected to return soon after hand injury

46% Left coverage: 13 sources

WEST SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Athletics shortstop Jacob Wilson, who has not played since getting hit by a pitch on his left hand Tuesday against Atlanta, took batting practice on Friday for the first time since the injury and is expected to be in the lineup soon. “He looked good,” manager Mark Kotsay said before the series opener against Toronto. “There was some thought to make his way into the lineup today, but I don't know Jacob in talking to…Baseball · West Virginia See the Story

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India finds engine switch movement in fatal Air India crash, no immediate action for Boeing or GE

David Gergen, Adviser To 4 U.S. Presidents, Dies At 83

Judge orders Trump administration to halt indiscriminate immigration stops, arrests in California

Blindspots

Clowns Without Borders Calls to End Labeling President Trump a 'Clown'

Tighter borders and aid cuts could risk greater instability, UN migration chief warns

Cameroon’s leader sets the next presidential election for October without saying if he will run

Wind turbine maker to pay settlement after blade broke apart and washed up on Nantucket beaches

UN’s food agency limits aid operations in West and Central Africa due to funding cuts

Kenya opposition leaders demand president’s resignation over shooting comments

Court Overturns Ex-State Attorney’s Mortgage Fraud Conviction but Upholds Perjury Convictions

British man extradited to US to face federal charges in alleged $99 million wine scam

Red Sox Starter Hunter Dobbins Leaves Game vs. Tampa Bay Due to Right Knee Pain After Put-Out

A's shortstop Jacob Wilson takes batting practice, expected to return soon after hand injury

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