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May 7, 2025

Dozens killed as India, Pakistan exchange heaviest fire in Decades

Why Troubling News:

India and Pakistan have repeatedly engaged in open conflict, with the most recent clash occurring as recently as 2019...so it's hardly been decades of peace. It's also important to note that these strikes are taking place in a disputed territory. It’s not officially part of Pakistan, nor is it fully recognized as India’s. Essentially, it’s a no man’s land currently under Pakistani occupation.

May 7, 2025

Dozens killed as India, Pakistan exchange heaviest fire in Decades

Why Troubling News:

India and Pakistan have repeatedly engaged in open conflict, with the most recent clash occurring as recently as 2019...so it's hardly been decades of peace. It's also important to note that these strikes are taking place in a disputed territory. It’s not officially part of Pakistan, nor is it fully recognized as India’s. Essentially, it’s a no man’s land currently under Pakistani occupation.

May 6, 2025

NOT REAL NEWS: A look at what didn’t happen this week

Why Troubling News:

This incident underscores the growing challenge AI-generated content poses in spreading misinformation, especially when such content is shared without proper context or disclaimers. It highlights the importance of critical evaluation of visual media and the need for increased public awareness regarding the potential for AI to create convincing yet false imagery.

April 26, 2025

Judge questions ICE over reported removal of U.S. toddler ‘with no meaningful process’

Why Troubling News:

The article's bias lies in its framing and selective details, which portray the Trump administration as deliberately violating due process and deporting U.S. citizens without evidence of intent. Terms like “strong suspicion” and “no meaningful process” imply misconduct without substantiating it, while the focus on emotional details—like the father hearing his daughters crying—amplifies sympathy for the family and casts ICE as callous. The article omits context about the mother’s deportation order or the legal complexities of deporting mixed-status families, which could balance the narrative. By highlighting the ACLU’s claims and the judge’s concerns without equally presenting the government’s perspective (e.g., the mother’s alleged letter), it skews toward an anti-administration stance.