Crime, Middle East
Dozens Reported Killed as Netanyahu Orders Strikes
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GOP, US Politics
Senate Votes to Roll Back Global Tariffs
51% left coverage43 sources
ASEAN Summit, The Kremlin
Trump Orders Immediate Nuclear Weapons Testing
47% left coverage42 sources
Human Trafficking, Markets
U.S. Strikes Kill 14 off Colombia Coast
46% left coverage41 sources
Academia, Traffic
21 Rhesus Monkeys Escape After Mississippi Crash
55% left coverage38 sources
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English Premier League, Markets
Arsenal Extends Premier League Lead to Seven Points After Burnley Win
50% center coverage4 sources
English Premier League, Markets
Arsenal Extends Premier League Lead to Seven Points After Burnley Win
50% center coverage4 sources
Carney Apologizes; Ford Suspends Ad, U.S. Hikes Tariffs
80% left coverage5 sources
Carney Apologizes; Ford Suspends Ad, U.S. Hikes Tariffs
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Markets
Maldives enforces world's first generational tobacco ban
50% center coverage2 sources
Markets
Maldives enforces world's first generational tobacco ban
50% center coverage2 sources
Protests, Social Issues
Samia Wins Nearly 98% Amid Violent Unrest
67% left coverage9 sources
Protests, Social Issues
Samia Wins Nearly 98% Amid Violent Unrest
67% left coverage9 sources
New Zealand Complete Historic 3-0 ODI Whitewash Against England
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New Zealand Complete Historic 3-0 ODI Whitewash Against England
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Halloween, Holidays
South Park Halloween Special Satirizes Trump, Crypto
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Halloween, Holidays
South Park Halloween Special Satirizes Trump, Crypto
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Crime, Terrorism
Ukraine Calls Strikes 'Nuclear Terrorism'; IAEA Confirms
75% left coverage4 sources
Crime, Terrorism
Ukraine Calls Strikes 'Nuclear Terrorism'; IAEA Confirms
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