December 2024
January 2025
Milan's Via MonteNapoleone Overtakes Fifth Avenue as World's Priciest Retail Street
Via MonteNapoleone in Milan is now the world's most expensive retail destination, surpassing New York's Fifth Avenue with average rents of \"20,000 euros per square meter ($2,047 per square foot)\", reflecting high demand from luxury brands and significant shopper spending of an average \"2,500 euro...
Milan's Via MonteNapoleone Overtakes Fifth Avenue as World's Priciest Retail Street
Via MonteNapoleone in Milan is now the world's most expensive retail destination, surpassing New York's Fifth Avenue with average rents of \"20,000 euros per square meter ($2,047 per square foot)\", reflecting high demand from luxury brands and significant shopper spending of an average \"2,500 euro...
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48% Bias Score
Syrian Olympian Accuses Al Assad Regime of Theft, Advocates for Sports Reform
Syrian Olympic heptathlon gold medalist Ghada Shouaa accuses the Al Assad family of stealing her joy, citing death threats and economic penalties for refusing to acknowledge ties to the regime; she advocates for an independent Syrian Ministry of Sports after the regime's fall on December 8th.
Syrian Olympian Accuses Al Assad Regime of Theft, Advocates for Sports Reform
Syrian Olympic heptathlon gold medalist Ghada Shouaa accuses the Al Assad family of stealing her joy, citing death threats and economic penalties for refusing to acknowledge ties to the regime; she advocates for an independent Syrian Ministry of Sports after the regime's fall on December 8th.
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36% Bias Score
Criminology Student Accused of Premeditated Beach Murder
Nasen Saadi, a 20-year-old criminology student from Croydon, is accused of the May 24th murder of Amie Gray at Durley Chine Beach in Bournemouth; the prosecution argues his actions were a premeditated "motiveless killing" designed to gain notoriety.
Criminology Student Accused of Premeditated Beach Murder
Nasen Saadi, a 20-year-old criminology student from Croydon, is accused of the May 24th murder of Amie Gray at Durley Chine Beach in Bournemouth; the prosecution argues his actions were a premeditated "motiveless killing" designed to gain notoriety.
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60% Bias Score
Father Kills Newborn Son Due to Undiagnosed Schizophrenia
Kadees Mohammed, 31, was given a hospital order after killing his three-week-old son, Ibrahim, due to undiagnosed schizophrenia, and attacking his wife and mother with an iron on October 18, 2022, in Birmingham; the tragedy highlights the need for better mental health services.
Father Kills Newborn Son Due to Undiagnosed Schizophrenia
Kadees Mohammed, 31, was given a hospital order after killing his three-week-old son, Ibrahim, due to undiagnosed schizophrenia, and attacking his wife and mother with an iron on October 18, 2022, in Birmingham; the tragedy highlights the need for better mental health services.
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20% Bias Score
Trump's First Press Conference: Investment Announcements, Controversial Plans, and Media Attacks
President-elect Donald Trump held his first press conference at Mar-a-Lago, announcing a $100 billion SoftBank investment in the US and outlining plans for a border wall, lawsuits against media outlets, and controversial cabinet appointments, while addressing foreign policy issues and the mysterious...
Trump's First Press Conference: Investment Announcements, Controversial Plans, and Media Attacks
President-elect Donald Trump held his first press conference at Mar-a-Lago, announcing a $100 billion SoftBank investment in the US and outlining plans for a border wall, lawsuits against media outlets, and controversial cabinet appointments, while addressing foreign policy issues and the mysterious...
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52% Bias Score
European Electricity Grid Investments to Double by 2050, Raising Costs and Concerns
The European Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER) projects that annual investments in European electricity grids will double by 2050, reaching €75-100 billion, significantly increasing electricity costs and potentially impacting European competitiveness. ACER emphasizes the need fo...
European Electricity Grid Investments to Double by 2050, Raising Costs and Concerns
The European Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER) projects that annual investments in European electricity grids will double by 2050, reaching €75-100 billion, significantly increasing electricity costs and potentially impacting European competitiveness. ACER emphasizes the need fo...
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40% Bias Score
Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso Exit ECOWAS: Six-Month Mediation Period Announced
Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso announced their withdrawal from ECOWAS, sparking debate within Mali and leading to a six-month mediation period by Senegal and Togo to reconsider their departure by July 2024. The Sahel Alliance also confirmed their departure but kept borders open to ECOWAS citizens.
Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso Exit ECOWAS: Six-Month Mediation Period Announced
Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso announced their withdrawal from ECOWAS, sparking debate within Mali and leading to a six-month mediation period by Senegal and Togo to reconsider their departure by July 2024. The Sahel Alliance also confirmed their departure but kept borders open to ECOWAS citizens.
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40% Bias Score
UK Excludes Chinese Businessman Over Prince Andrew Links
The UK government excluded Chinese businessman Yang Tengbo due to concerns that his relationship with Prince Andrew could be used for political interference, reflecting a hardening of attitudes towards China.
UK Excludes Chinese Businessman Over Prince Andrew Links
The UK government excluded Chinese businessman Yang Tengbo due to concerns that his relationship with Prince Andrew could be used for political interference, reflecting a hardening of attitudes towards China.
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48% Bias Score
Delayed Cancer Diagnosis After GP Removes Patient Over Painkiller Requests
After two years of stomach pain, 28-year-old Stephanie Thomas was removed from her GP's patient list due to repeated requests for painkillers, only to be later diagnosed with incurable stage four cancer; her case highlights potential systemic failures in healthcare.
Delayed Cancer Diagnosis After GP Removes Patient Over Painkiller Requests
After two years of stomach pain, 28-year-old Stephanie Thomas was removed from her GP's patient list due to repeated requests for painkillers, only to be later diagnosed with incurable stage four cancer; her case highlights potential systemic failures in healthcare.
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44% Bias Score
Musk's Security Clearance Concerns Hamper SpaceX's Government Contracts
Elon Musk, despite SpaceX's $1.8 billion classified contract with the national reconnaissance office and his "top secret" clearance, is unlikely to receive higher-level security clearances due to concerns regarding past drug use and contacts with foreign officials, potentially impacting his access t...
Musk's Security Clearance Concerns Hamper SpaceX's Government Contracts
Elon Musk, despite SpaceX's $1.8 billion classified contract with the national reconnaissance office and his "top secret" clearance, is unlikely to receive higher-level security clearances due to concerns regarding past drug use and contacts with foreign officials, potentially impacting his access t...
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52% Bias Score
Chinese Spy's Access to UK Power Circles Via Prince Andrew Raises National Security Concerns
A Chinese intelligence operative, Yang Tenbo, gained access to high-level UK figures, including Prince Andrew, via the Pitch@Palace program, raising serious national security concerns and highlighting the vulnerabilities of close ties with China, despite the UK government's attempt to maintain a bal...
Chinese Spy's Access to UK Power Circles Via Prince Andrew Raises National Security Concerns
A Chinese intelligence operative, Yang Tenbo, gained access to high-level UK figures, including Prince Andrew, via the Pitch@Palace program, raising serious national security concerns and highlighting the vulnerabilities of close ties with China, despite the UK government's attempt to maintain a bal...
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Council Urges Fines for Supermarkets Selling Unhealthy Food
The Dutch Health Council advises the government to fine supermarkets selling too much unhealthy food and reward those promoting healthier options at checkout, aiming to curb rising obesity rates projected to affect 64% of the population by 2050.
Dutch Council Urges Fines for Supermarkets Selling Unhealthy Food
The Dutch Health Council advises the government to fine supermarkets selling too much unhealthy food and reward those promoting healthier options at checkout, aiming to curb rising obesity rates projected to affect 64% of the population by 2050.
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44% Bias Score