December 2024
January 2025
Chinese Cities Reform Home Purchase Calculations, Excluding Shared Spaces
Multiple Chinese cities, including Zhangjiakou, Hengyang, Zhaoqing, and Xiangtan, are removing publicly shared spaces from home purchase calculations, aiming to boost the property market by increasing usable living space and transparency for buyers.
Chinese Cities Reform Home Purchase Calculations, Excluding Shared Spaces
Multiple Chinese cities, including Zhangjiakou, Hengyang, Zhaoqing, and Xiangtan, are removing publicly shared spaces from home purchase calculations, aiming to boost the property market by increasing usable living space and transparency for buyers.
Progress
56% Bias Score
Baldwin Charges Dropped in Rust Shooting Case
Alec Baldwin will not face further legal action for involuntary manslaughter in the fatal shooting on the set of the film Rust after New Mexico prosecutors dropped their appeal of the case's dismissal, citing multiple barriers that compromised their ability to prosecute.
Baldwin Charges Dropped in Rust Shooting Case
Alec Baldwin will not face further legal action for involuntary manslaughter in the fatal shooting on the set of the film Rust after New Mexico prosecutors dropped their appeal of the case's dismissal, citing multiple barriers that compromised their ability to prosecute.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Biden Vetoes Bill to Expand Federal Judiciary
President Joe Biden vetoed the JUDGES Act on Monday, rejecting a bill that would have added 66 new judges to federal courts, despite bipartisan initial support and a 30% increase in federal caseloads since 1990. The veto came after accusations from Democrats that Republicans broke their promise by r...
Biden Vetoes Bill to Expand Federal Judiciary
President Joe Biden vetoed the JUDGES Act on Monday, rejecting a bill that would have added 66 new judges to federal courts, despite bipartisan initial support and a 30% increase in federal caseloads since 1990. The veto came after accusations from Democrats that Republicans broke their promise by r...
Progress
44% Bias Score
Chef Returns to Thank Nurses Who Saved His Life After Electric Shock
After a severe electric shock seven years ago led to a partial arm amputation, award-winning chef Matt Davies returned to Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital to thank the nurses who saved his life and has raised over £100,000 for charity despite chronic pain and PTSD.
Chef Returns to Thank Nurses Who Saved His Life After Electric Shock
After a severe electric shock seven years ago led to a partial arm amputation, award-winning chef Matt Davies returned to Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital to thank the nurses who saved his life and has raised over £100,000 for charity despite chronic pain and PTSD.
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24% Bias Score
Low-Consumption Trend Challenges Traditional Christmas Spending in UK
The UK's low-consumption trend, rising 40,000% on TikTok, challenges traditional Christmas spending by prioritizing reuse and less buying, driven by cost-of-living concerns and climate anxieties.
Low-Consumption Trend Challenges Traditional Christmas Spending in UK
The UK's low-consumption trend, rising 40,000% on TikTok, challenges traditional Christmas spending by prioritizing reuse and less buying, driven by cost-of-living concerns and climate anxieties.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Steinmeier Calls for Unity After Deadly Magdeburg Attack
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier delivered a Christmas address calling for national unity following a deadly attack on a Christmas market in Magdeburg, Germany, amidst ongoing international conflicts and upcoming elections, urging Germans to overcome divisions and address societal challenges...
Steinmeier Calls for Unity After Deadly Magdeburg Attack
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier delivered a Christmas address calling for national unity following a deadly attack on a Christmas market in Magdeburg, Germany, amidst ongoing international conflicts and upcoming elections, urging Germans to overcome divisions and address societal challenges...
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32% Bias Score
Ethiopian Coffee Exports Surge, Generating \$1.43 Billion in Revenue
Ethiopia's coffee exports reached 298,000 tons in 2023, generating \$1.43 billion in revenue—a 72 percent volume increase and 55 percent revenue increase compared to the previous year—due to government reforms and initiatives like the Green Legacy Initiative that improved production and streamlined ...
Ethiopian Coffee Exports Surge, Generating \$1.43 Billion in Revenue
Ethiopia's coffee exports reached 298,000 tons in 2023, generating \$1.43 billion in revenue—a 72 percent volume increase and 55 percent revenue increase compared to the previous year—due to government reforms and initiatives like the Green Legacy Initiative that improved production and streamlined ...
Progress
40% Bias Score
First Human Bird Flu Case Confirmed in Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County confirmed its first human case of H5 bird flu on Monday, an adult with mild symptoms exposed to infected livestock at work; this follows a statewide emergency declaration due to bird flu outbreaks in dairy cows and the Central Valley, with at least 65 confirmed human cases nationa...
First Human Bird Flu Case Confirmed in Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County confirmed its first human case of H5 bird flu on Monday, an adult with mild symptoms exposed to infected livestock at work; this follows a statewide emergency declaration due to bird flu outbreaks in dairy cows and the Central Valley, with at least 65 confirmed human cases nationa...
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12% Bias Score
Leavenworth's Bavarian Transformation: Tourism Boom and Challenges
Leavenworth, Washington, a former ghost town, transformed itself into a successful tourist destination attracting 3 million visitors annually through a community-led initiative to remodel the downtown area in a Bavarian style, sparking both economic growth and concerns about the rising cost of livin...
Leavenworth's Bavarian Transformation: Tourism Boom and Challenges
Leavenworth, Washington, a former ghost town, transformed itself into a successful tourist destination attracting 3 million visitors annually through a community-led initiative to remodel the downtown area in a Bavarian style, sparking both economic growth and concerns about the rising cost of livin...
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36% Bias Score
RAF Pilots and Ground Crew Ready to Abandon Christmas for Emergency Response
RAF Coningsby's Quick Reaction Alert (QRA) team, including two pilots and support staff, maintains a 24/7 readiness to respond to airborne threats, even on Christmas Day, prioritizing UK airspace protection and potentially abandoning holiday celebrations for emergencies.
RAF Pilots and Ground Crew Ready to Abandon Christmas for Emergency Response
RAF Coningsby's Quick Reaction Alert (QRA) team, including two pilots and support staff, maintains a 24/7 readiness to respond to airborne threats, even on Christmas Day, prioritizing UK airspace protection and potentially abandoning holiday celebrations for emergencies.
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36% Bias Score
Miners' Strike: A Christmas of Shared Hardship and Community Resilience
During the 1984 Miners' Strike, families in mining communities across the north of England faced a Christmas with no presents or heating, but found strength in shared hardship and community spirit, highlighting the strike's impact on families and their collective resilience.
Miners' Strike: A Christmas of Shared Hardship and Community Resilience
During the 1984 Miners' Strike, families in mining communities across the north of England faced a Christmas with no presents or heating, but found strength in shared hardship and community spirit, highlighting the strike's impact on families and their collective resilience.
Progress
48% Bias Score
DRK Calls for Four Million Germans to Receive First-Aid Crisis Training
The German Red Cross (DRK) wants four million people trained in first aid by 2029 to improve self-help skills during crises, advocating for a tenfold increase in funding compared to the current plan to train 450,000 people over five years and additional funds to train support staff for emergency she...
DRK Calls for Four Million Germans to Receive First-Aid Crisis Training
The German Red Cross (DRK) wants four million people trained in first aid by 2029 to improve self-help skills during crises, advocating for a tenfold increase in funding compared to the current plan to train 450,000 people over five years and additional funds to train support staff for emergency she...
Progress
52% Bias Score