Nippon Steel Revives US Steel Bid Amidst Political and Labor Opposition
Nippon Steel plans to resume its $14 billion bid to buy US Steel, despite President Trump's opposition and labor union concerns, highlighting ongoing political and economic challenges for the iconic American steelmaker.
Nippon Steel Revives US Steel Bid Amidst Political and Labor Opposition
Nippon Steel plans to resume its $14 billion bid to buy US Steel, despite President Trump's opposition and labor union concerns, highlighting ongoing political and economic challenges for the iconic American steelmaker.
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48% Bias Score
Taliban's 90,000-Camera Network in Kabul Sparks Human Rights Concerns
The Taliban regime in Kabul has installed a 90,000-camera CCTV network, monitored by police to fight crime and enforce morality, raising concerns about human rights abuses and privacy violations; the system uses facial recognition, impacting six million residents and costing some citizens financiall...
Taliban's 90,000-Camera Network in Kabul Sparks Human Rights Concerns
The Taliban regime in Kabul has installed a 90,000-camera CCTV network, monitored by police to fight crime and enforce morality, raising concerns about human rights abuses and privacy violations; the system uses facial recognition, impacting six million residents and costing some citizens financiall...
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60% Bias Score
England Cricket in Crisis: Poor Performances Across All Formats
England's men's and women's cricket teams have suffered a series of defeats across all formats in 2025, raising concerns about player selection, coaching strategies, and team morale, prompting reviews and potential changes to leadership and structure.
England Cricket in Crisis: Poor Performances Across All Formats
England's men's and women's cricket teams have suffered a series of defeats across all formats in 2025, raising concerns about player selection, coaching strategies, and team morale, prompting reviews and potential changes to leadership and structure.
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68% Bias Score
UK Aid Minister Quits Over Budget Cuts
UK International Development Minister Anneliese Dodds resigned in protest of the government's decision to cut the international aid budget by £6 billion annually to fund a defense spending increase, citing concerns over the UK's global reputation and the potential for increased influence from rival ...
UK Aid Minister Quits Over Budget Cuts
UK International Development Minister Anneliese Dodds resigned in protest of the government's decision to cut the international aid budget by £6 billion annually to fund a defense spending increase, citing concerns over the UK's global reputation and the potential for increased influence from rival ...
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48% Bias Score
French Inflation Plunges to 0.8% in February 2025 on Electricity Price Drop
France's consumer price index dropped to 0.8% in February 2025, the lowest since February 2021, primarily due to a 15% average decrease in electricity prices for over 24 million subscribers, contrasting with rising inflation in other European nations like Spain and Italy.
French Inflation Plunges to 0.8% in February 2025 on Electricity Price Drop
France's consumer price index dropped to 0.8% in February 2025, the lowest since February 2021, primarily due to a 15% average decrease in electricity prices for over 24 million subscribers, contrasting with rising inflation in other European nations like Spain and Italy.
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36% Bias Score
Meta to Launch Standalone AI App in 2025 Amidst Data Privacy Lawsuits
Meta plans to release its standalone AI app, Meta AI, in the second quarter of 2025, investing $60-65 billion in AI this year, despite facing data protection lawsuits in Europe over its use of user data for AI development.
Meta to Launch Standalone AI App in 2025 Amidst Data Privacy Lawsuits
Meta plans to release its standalone AI app, Meta AI, in the second quarter of 2025, investing $60-65 billion in AI this year, despite facing data protection lawsuits in Europe over its use of user data for AI development.
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40% Bias Score
CGT Calls for Nationwide Protests to Repeal French Pension Reform
France's second-largest union, CGT, is organizing protests on March 8th and 20th to repeal the 2023 pension reform, accusing the government of divisive tactics and demanding equal pay as a solution; the government suggested a referendum in case of negotiations deadlock.
CGT Calls for Nationwide Protests to Repeal French Pension Reform
France's second-largest union, CGT, is organizing protests on March 8th and 20th to repeal the 2023 pension reform, accusing the government of divisive tactics and demanding equal pay as a solution; the government suggested a referendum in case of negotiations deadlock.
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40% Bias Score
Pompeii Frieze Reveals Wild Side of Ancient Roman Life
A newly discovered life-sized frieze in Pompeii's Region IX, dating back to the 1st century BC, depicts the procession of Dionysus, revealing details of ancient Roman religious rituals and challenging conventional views of women's roles.
Pompeii Frieze Reveals Wild Side of Ancient Roman Life
A newly discovered life-sized frieze in Pompeii's Region IX, dating back to the 1st century BC, depicts the procession of Dionysus, revealing details of ancient Roman religious rituals and challenging conventional views of women's roles.
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76% Bias Score
US-UK Tech Trade Deal: Limited Scope, High Stakes
A US-UK trade deal, prioritizing tech sector integration, is underway, aiming to deepen collaboration but avoiding broader tariff reductions or contentious issues like agricultural imports and NHS pricing, potentially turning the UK into a European tech hub.
US-UK Tech Trade Deal: Limited Scope, High Stakes
A US-UK trade deal, prioritizing tech sector integration, is underway, aiming to deepen collaboration but avoiding broader tariff reductions or contentious issues like agricultural imports and NHS pricing, potentially turning the UK into a European tech hub.
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48% Bias Score
Tate Brothers Arrive in US Amid Ongoing Human Trafficking Investigation
Influencers and far-right online figures Andrew and Tristan Tate, accused of human trafficking and sexual violence in Romania, arrived in Florida after Romanian authorities lifted their travel restrictions; they deny the charges, and a court deemed the initial case could not proceed due to irregular...
Tate Brothers Arrive in US Amid Ongoing Human Trafficking Investigation
Influencers and far-right online figures Andrew and Tristan Tate, accused of human trafficking and sexual violence in Romania, arrived in Florida after Romanian authorities lifted their travel restrictions; they deny the charges, and a court deemed the initial case could not proceed due to irregular...
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68% Bias Score
Greek Report Blames Human Error, Systemic Failures for Deadly Train Crash
A Greek investigative report attributes the deadly Tempe train collision that killed 57 to human error, outdated infrastructure, and systemic failures, revealing inadequate training, understaffing, and a lack of modern safety controls exacerbated by the 2010-18 financial crisis.
Greek Report Blames Human Error, Systemic Failures for Deadly Train Crash
A Greek investigative report attributes the deadly Tempe train collision that killed 57 to human error, outdated infrastructure, and systemic failures, revealing inadequate training, understaffing, and a lack of modern safety controls exacerbated by the 2010-18 financial crisis.
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28% Bias Score
Funding Crisis Threatens Inuit Child Services
The $390-million Inuit Child First Initiative, providing vital health, social, and educational services to Inuit children, risks losing funding on March 31st due to Parliament's delayed sitting, potentially exacerbating the already high child poverty rates in Nunavut.
Funding Crisis Threatens Inuit Child Services
The $390-million Inuit Child First Initiative, providing vital health, social, and educational services to Inuit children, risks losing funding on March 31st due to Parliament's delayed sitting, potentially exacerbating the already high child poverty rates in Nunavut.
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44% Bias Score