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No-Confidence Vote Threatens French Government
French Prime Minister Michel Barnier faces a no-confidence vote, potentially toppling his government after using Article 49.3 to pass a controversial budget that cuts €40 billion in spending and raises taxes by €20 billion, sparking a crisis with Marine Le Pen leading the opposition.
No-Confidence Vote Threatens French Government
French Prime Minister Michel Barnier faces a no-confidence vote, potentially toppling his government after using Article 49.3 to pass a controversial budget that cuts €40 billion in spending and raises taxes by €20 billion, sparking a crisis with Marine Le Pen leading the opposition.
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48% Bias Score
EU Parliament Investigates TikTok's Role in Romanian Elections
The European Parliament is investigating TikTok's role in the Romanian presidential elections after right-wing independent candidate Calin Georgescu's content went viral, prompting concerns about the platform's handling of potentially illegal content and its impact on the election.
EU Parliament Investigates TikTok's Role in Romanian Elections
The European Parliament is investigating TikTok's role in the Romanian presidential elections after right-wing independent candidate Calin Georgescu's content went viral, prompting concerns about the platform's handling of potentially illegal content and its impact on the election.
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24% Bias Score
Human-Rights Lawyer Robin Sully Dies at 76
Robin Sully, a Canadian human-rights lawyer, died on November 22 at age 76; for almost 20 years she led Canadian efforts to spread judicial reform and the rule of law in 28 countries, receiving numerous awards for her work.
Human-Rights Lawyer Robin Sully Dies at 76
Robin Sully, a Canadian human-rights lawyer, died on November 22 at age 76; for almost 20 years she led Canadian efforts to spread judicial reform and the rule of law in 28 countries, receiving numerous awards for her work.
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32% Bias Score
UK Extends Lifespan of Four Aging Nuclear Plants to Bolster Energy Security
Four of Britain's oldest nuclear power plants will operate for more than a decade longer than planned, extending until 2030 (Heysham 2 and Torness) and 2027 (Heysham 1 and Hartlepool), to counter the delay of Hinkley Point C and bolster energy security, powering up to 11.6 million homes.
UK Extends Lifespan of Four Aging Nuclear Plants to Bolster Energy Security
Four of Britain's oldest nuclear power plants will operate for more than a decade longer than planned, extending until 2030 (Heysham 2 and Torness) and 2027 (Heysham 1 and Hartlepool), to counter the delay of Hinkley Point C and bolster energy security, powering up to 11.6 million homes.
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40% Bias Score
Jeffries Urges Biden to Pardon Working-Class Americans
House Democrat Hakeem Jeffries urged President Biden to pardon working-class Americans serving federal sentences for nonviolent crimes before his departure on January 20, 2024, following criticism of Biden's pardon of his son, Hunter Biden.
Jeffries Urges Biden to Pardon Working-Class Americans
House Democrat Hakeem Jeffries urged President Biden to pardon working-class Americans serving federal sentences for nonviolent crimes before his departure on January 20, 2024, following criticism of Biden's pardon of his son, Hunter Biden.
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36% Bias Score
BBC Cancels MasterChef Christmas Specials Amidst Wallace Harassment Allegations
Following multiple sexual harassment allegations against judge Gregg Wallace, the BBC canceled the Celebrity MasterChef Christmas specials, prompting criticism from a former contestant who claims the BBC knew of prior allegations and overreacted.
BBC Cancels MasterChef Christmas Specials Amidst Wallace Harassment Allegations
Following multiple sexual harassment allegations against judge Gregg Wallace, the BBC canceled the Celebrity MasterChef Christmas specials, prompting criticism from a former contestant who claims the BBC knew of prior allegations and overreacted.
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64% Bias Score
Intel CEO Resigns Amidst Financial Crisis and Nvidia Competition
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger resigned, replaced by interim co-CEOs David Zinsner and Michelle Johnston Holthaus, amidst a \$16.6 billion quarterly loss, planned job cuts, and reduced US government funding; the company faces challenges from competitor Nvidia.
Intel CEO Resigns Amidst Financial Crisis and Nvidia Competition
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger resigned, replaced by interim co-CEOs David Zinsner and Michelle Johnston Holthaus, amidst a \$16.6 billion quarterly loss, planned job cuts, and reduced US government funding; the company faces challenges from competitor Nvidia.
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48% Bias Score
Ovarian Tissue Cryopreservation Offers Hope to Young Cancer Patient
A nine-year-old Alberta girl underwent ovarian tissue cryopreservation to preserve her fertility after being diagnosed with a dangerous genetic mutation, highlighting a new approach to cancer treatment and fertility preservation in Canada, where the procedure is not publicly funded but is offered in...
Ovarian Tissue Cryopreservation Offers Hope to Young Cancer Patient
A nine-year-old Alberta girl underwent ovarian tissue cryopreservation to preserve her fertility after being diagnosed with a dangerous genetic mutation, highlighting a new approach to cancer treatment and fertility preservation in Canada, where the procedure is not publicly funded but is offered in...
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48% Bias Score
Georgia Protests: Police Brutality Amidst Postponed EU Talks
Following the Georgian government's postponement of EU accession talks, thousands protested nightly in Tbilisi for six evenings, resulting in police brutality, over 290 arrests, and 143 injuries; President Salome Zourabichvili condemned the excessive force, and Pro Asyl called for Germany to revoke ...
Georgia Protests: Police Brutality Amidst Postponed EU Talks
Following the Georgian government's postponement of EU accession talks, thousands protested nightly in Tbilisi for six evenings, resulting in police brutality, over 290 arrests, and 143 injuries; President Salome Zourabichvili condemned the excessive force, and Pro Asyl called for Germany to revoke ...
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40% Bias Score
Short Bursts of Intense Activity Halve Women's Heart Attack Risk
A study in the British Journal of Sports Medicine found that women who add 1.5 to 4 minutes of daily high-intensity activities, such as climbing stairs, reduce heart attack risk by 51%, highlighting the importance of short bursts of exercise for cardiovascular health.
Short Bursts of Intense Activity Halve Women's Heart Attack Risk
A study in the British Journal of Sports Medicine found that women who add 1.5 to 4 minutes of daily high-intensity activities, such as climbing stairs, reduce heart attack risk by 51%, highlighting the importance of short bursts of exercise for cardiovascular health.
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32% Bias Score
Trump Jokes About Canada as 51st State, Threatens Tariffs
President-elect Donald Trump joked about making Canada the 51st state during a meeting with Prime Minister Trudeau, threatening 25% tariffs unless Canada improved border security; a Canadian official confirmed it was a joke, but the comment highlights ongoing tensions between the two countries.
Trump Jokes About Canada as 51st State, Threatens Tariffs
President-elect Donald Trump joked about making Canada the 51st state during a meeting with Prime Minister Trudeau, threatening 25% tariffs unless Canada improved border security; a Canadian official confirmed it was a joke, but the comment highlights ongoing tensions between the two countries.
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48% Bias Score
South Korea's President Declares, Then Rescinds, Martial Law Amidst Public Outcry
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declared and then rescinded martial law on Tuesday following immediate public backlash and unanimous rejection by parliament, sparking widespread protests in Seoul; this event has drawn parallels to the fragility of democracies and possible scenarios under a futu...
South Korea's President Declares, Then Rescinds, Martial Law Amidst Public Outcry
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declared and then rescinded martial law on Tuesday following immediate public backlash and unanimous rejection by parliament, sparking widespread protests in Seoul; this event has drawn parallels to the fragility of democracies and possible scenarios under a futu...
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48% Bias Score
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