February 2025
March 2025
Police Seek Legal Changes Amidst Concerns Over Accountability
Following the acquittal of police officer Martyn Blake for the murder of Chris Kaba, police groups are pushing for legal changes that would offer them greater protection from prosecution, while rights groups warn this would create a 'licence to kill' and undermine public trust, especially given the ...
Police Seek Legal Changes Amidst Concerns Over Accountability
Following the acquittal of police officer Martyn Blake for the murder of Chris Kaba, police groups are pushing for legal changes that would offer them greater protection from prosecution, while rights groups warn this would create a 'licence to kill' and undermine public trust, especially given the ...
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64% Bias Score
Migrants Risk Lives in Freezing Temperatures Crossing into Canada Amid Increased Border Security
Canadian police intercepted two groups of migrants, including children, attempting dangerous border crossings in -22F temperatures; this follows a surge in crossings and a $900 million security spending package prompted by President Trump, despite concerns that the approach might be counterproductiv...
Migrants Risk Lives in Freezing Temperatures Crossing into Canada Amid Increased Border Security
Canadian police intercepted two groups of migrants, including children, attempting dangerous border crossings in -22F temperatures; this follows a surge in crossings and a $900 million security spending package prompted by President Trump, despite concerns that the approach might be counterproductiv...
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64% Bias Score
Alcaraz Wins Rotterdam Open, Sets Record for Fastest to Win on All Four Surfaces
Carlos Alcaraz, 21, won his first indoor title at the Rotterdam Open, defeating Alex de Minaur in three sets, achieving his 17th career title and sixth ATP 500, showcasing his versatility across surfaces and setting a pace faster than Federer, Nadal, and Djokovic.
Alcaraz Wins Rotterdam Open, Sets Record for Fastest to Win on All Four Surfaces
Carlos Alcaraz, 21, won his first indoor title at the Rotterdam Open, defeating Alex de Minaur in three sets, achieving his 17th career title and sixth ATP 500, showcasing his versatility across surfaces and setting a pace faster than Federer, Nadal, and Djokovic.
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44% Bias Score
Attica Region Audits Reveal €299 Million in Questionable Contracts
Two audit reports submitted to the Financial Prosecutor detail €299 million in questionable contracts and €15.9 million in direct awards within the Attica Region and ESDNA (2020-2023), revealing single-bidder contracts, inadequately documented budgets, and cost overruns, under the administration of ...
Attica Region Audits Reveal €299 Million in Questionable Contracts
Two audit reports submitted to the Financial Prosecutor detail €299 million in questionable contracts and €15.9 million in direct awards within the Attica Region and ESDNA (2020-2023), revealing single-bidder contracts, inadequately documented budgets, and cost overruns, under the administration of ...
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60% Bias Score
Scholz-Merz Debate Amid AfD Controversy
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz debates CDU's Friedrich Merz in a crucial election debate amid mass protests against Merz's cooperation with the far-right AfD, impacting the February 23rd elections.
Scholz-Merz Debate Amid AfD Controversy
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz debates CDU's Friedrich Merz in a crucial election debate amid mass protests against Merz's cooperation with the far-right AfD, impacting the February 23rd elections.
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44% Bias Score
Trump's Tariff Threat Shakes Windsor-Detroit's Intertwined Economy
Donald Trump's threatened 25% tariff on Canadian goods sparked concern in Windsor, Ontario, impacting its $325 million daily trade with Detroit, a third of total Canada-US trade, jeopardizing jobs and businesses in this integrated auto industry.
Trump's Tariff Threat Shakes Windsor-Detroit's Intertwined Economy
Donald Trump's threatened 25% tariff on Canadian goods sparked concern in Windsor, Ontario, impacting its $325 million daily trade with Detroit, a third of total Canada-US trade, jeopardizing jobs and businesses in this integrated auto industry.
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44% Bias Score
Musk's Treasury Efficiency Plan Moves Forward Despite Judicial Block
Elon Musk announced that the Treasury Department will implement his proposed changes to improve efficiency and reduce fraud, despite a judge's attempt to block access to Treasury systems; these changes include stricter payment categorization, rationale for approvals, and adherence to a 'do-not-pay' ...
Musk's Treasury Efficiency Plan Moves Forward Despite Judicial Block
Elon Musk announced that the Treasury Department will implement his proposed changes to improve efficiency and reduce fraud, despite a judge's attempt to block access to Treasury systems; these changes include stricter payment categorization, rationale for approvals, and adherence to a 'do-not-pay' ...
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56% Bias Score
UK Government Faces Pressure to Apologize for Forced Adoptions
The UK government faces intense pressure to formally apologize to approximately 185,000 women forced into giving up their babies for adoption between the 1950s and 1970s, with many campaigners emphasizing the urgency due to the age of survivors and the government's past inaction; the Labour governme...
UK Government Faces Pressure to Apologize for Forced Adoptions
The UK government faces intense pressure to formally apologize to approximately 185,000 women forced into giving up their babies for adoption between the 1950s and 1970s, with many campaigners emphasizing the urgency due to the age of survivors and the government's past inaction; the Labour governme...
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36% Bias Score
Pinito del Oro: From Circus Child to International Trapeze Star
Pinito del Oro, born in Las Palmas on November 6, 1931, overcame a difficult childhood in her family's circus to become a world-famous trapeze artist, facing numerous accidents and family conflicts before achieving international recognition and a prolific writing career.
Pinito del Oro: From Circus Child to International Trapeze Star
Pinito del Oro, born in Las Palmas on November 6, 1931, overcame a difficult childhood in her family's circus to become a world-famous trapeze artist, facing numerous accidents and family conflicts before achieving international recognition and a prolific writing career.
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48% Bias Score
Musk's Unprecedented Influence on US Government Unveiled
In early February 2024, Elon Musk's employees, calling themselves the Department of Government Efficiency, pressured their way into the USAID headquarters, showcasing his immense influence over the Trump administration and its agencies. This raises concerns about the balance of power within the US g...
Musk's Unprecedented Influence on US Government Unveiled
In early February 2024, Elon Musk's employees, calling themselves the Department of Government Efficiency, pressured their way into the USAID headquarters, showcasing his immense influence over the Trump administration and its agencies. This raises concerns about the balance of power within the US g...
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56% Bias Score
Invictus Games Vancouver 2024: 550 Competitors from 26 Nations Participate
The Invictus Games, held in Vancouver for the seventh time, features 550 competitors from 26 nations, including 18 Dutch athletes participating in 11 sports; the event prioritizes participation and personal growth over competition, promoting healing and camaraderie amongst wounded military personnel...
Invictus Games Vancouver 2024: 550 Competitors from 26 Nations Participate
The Invictus Games, held in Vancouver for the seventh time, features 550 competitors from 26 nations, including 18 Dutch athletes participating in 11 sports; the event prioritizes participation and personal growth over competition, promoting healing and camaraderie amongst wounded military personnel...
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40% Bias Score
Five Thai Hostages Released from Israeli Captivity
Five Thai hostages, held captive in Israel since the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack, were released and received a warm welcome in Bangkok; this is part of a ceasefire agreement, and they will receive compensation.
Five Thai Hostages Released from Israeli Captivity
Five Thai hostages, held captive in Israel since the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack, were released and received a warm welcome in Bangkok; this is part of a ceasefire agreement, and they will receive compensation.
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40% Bias Score