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Apr 18 2024
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Man arrested in fatal January shooting in SE Portland, faces murder, bias crime charges
U.S. marshals arrested a Portland man Wednesday in a Jan. 19 homicide in Southeast Portland, police said. Kirk D. Belgarde, 53, faces charges of murder in the second degree, bias crime in the first degree and felon in possession of a firearm, court records show. The Portland Police Bureau said the grand jury that issued the arrest warrant concluded that Belgarde “intentionally caused physical
The OregonianApr 19 2024
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Turn Your Social Media Followers Into Fans
Most small business owners recognize the importance of social media in growing their business and increasing their following. An estimated 77% of small businesses use social media in some form, according to SCORE. However, the goal of social media marketing isn't just to gather followers – it’s to transform those followers into dedicated fans. Fans are more than just numbers on your profile;
ForbesApr 08 2024
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Judge Who Gagged Trump To Hide Extreme Bias Must Recuse
Former President Donald Trump’s legal team filed a motion for recusal last week against Judge Juan Merchan, who is presiding over President Donald Trump’s hush-money case set to begin trial on April 15, for alleged conflicts of interest. The judge has well-established political biases — which look particularly bad in light of his recent unlawful gag order that prohibits Trump from making
The FederalistApr 20 2024
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Plaintiffs in gender-affirming care lawsuit seek testimony from lawmakers about anti-LGBTQ bias
North Dakota Rep. Brandon Prichard, R-Bismarck, attends a special session of the Legislature on Oct. 23, 2023. (Kyle Martin/For the North Dakota Monitor) Plaintiffs in a lawsuit challenging North Dakota’s ban on gender-affirming medical care for minors seek to question two lawmakers about their motivation for sponsoring the legislation. Attorneys for Gender Justice, the advocacy group
Yahoo NewsApr 19 2024
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Caitlin Clark and Sports Media's Misogynoir Problem
In this op-ed, writer Ruth Etiesit Samuel explores the “Caitlin Clark Effect” and misogynoir in sports media. “With the first pick in the 2024 WNBA draft, the Indiana Fever select…” Those words recently uttered by WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert encompass the dreams of so many young athletes. They represent a years-long culmination of hard work, sacrifice, and dedication. They point to a
Teen VogueApr 17 2024
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Uri Berliner, NPR editor who criticized the network of liberal bias, says he's resigning
Uri Berliner, a senior editor at National Public Radio who had been suspended from his job after claiming the network had "lost America's trust" by pushing progressive views while suppressing dissenting opinions, said he is resigning from the broadcaster. "I am resigning from NPR, a great American institution where I have worked for 25 years," Berliner wrote in his resignation letter to NPR
CBS News (Online)Feb 12 2019
Opinion
The Six Forms of Media Bias
A media critic inveighs against the bias toward centrism, which inspires me to come up with my own list.
New York Times (Opinion)AllSides
AllSides Media Bias Chart
Don't be fooled by media bias and fake news. The AllSides Media Bias Chart™ helps you to easily identify political bias in the news.
Apr 13 2024
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NYC Council approves bill voiding contracts that curb workers' ability to sue for bias
New York City lawmakers this week approved legislation to strengthen the hand of workers who want to bring discrimination or harassment claims against their employers. The City Council voted 47-1 on Thursday to pass a bill that would void any employer contract that reduces the amount of time workers have to pursue such bias claims. The city's Human Rights Law currently gives employees a year
GothamistApr 16 2024
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Former NPR executive praises whistleblower for exposing liberal bias: ‘He’s identified a real problem’
Veteran NPR editor Uri Berliner detailed his employer’s "absence of viewpoint diversity" last week in a stunning rebuke of the news organization, and a former high-level NPR executive feels a "real problem" was identified in the scathing piece. "I’m not surprised because he’s a very thoughtful and forthright guy," a former high-level NPR executive who worked with Berliner told Fox News Digital
Fox News (Online News)