February 2025
March 2025
Death of Pioneering Grime Producer Terror Danjah
Terror Danjah, born Rodney Pryce, a pioneering grime producer and influential figure in UK bass music, died after suffering a stroke in 2019; his innovative production style and extensive network significantly impacted the genre and beyond.
Death of Pioneering Grime Producer Terror Danjah
Terror Danjah, born Rodney Pryce, a pioneering grime producer and influential figure in UK bass music, died after suffering a stroke in 2019; his innovative production style and extensive network significantly impacted the genre and beyond.
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16% Bias Score
Australia's Major Parties Strike Deal on Electoral Reform, Sidelining Crossbenchers
Australia's major parties reached a deal to cap political donations at $50,000 and campaign spending, increasing public funding per vote to $5, while sidelining crossbenchers who criticized the lack of parliamentary scrutiny. The changes are slated to take effect in 2028.
Australia's Major Parties Strike Deal on Electoral Reform, Sidelining Crossbenchers
Australia's major parties reached a deal to cap political donations at $50,000 and campaign spending, increasing public funding per vote to $5, while sidelining crossbenchers who criticized the lack of parliamentary scrutiny. The changes are slated to take effect in 2028.
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52% Bias Score
UK Home Office Faces Backlash Over Citizenship Restrictions for Small Boat Refugees
The UK Home Office implemented a new policy severely restricting citizenship access for refugees arriving by small boats, drawing criticism for potentially hindering integration and contradicting public sentiment; the policy is facing strong opposition from groups like the Refugee Council and Labour...
UK Home Office Faces Backlash Over Citizenship Restrictions for Small Boat Refugees
The UK Home Office implemented a new policy severely restricting citizenship access for refugees arriving by small boats, drawing criticism for potentially hindering integration and contradicting public sentiment; the policy is facing strong opposition from groups like the Refugee Council and Labour...
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52% Bias Score
Court to Decide Fate of Trump's USAID Cuts
A US district judge will decide Wednesday whether to allow the Trump administration to place thousands of USAID employees on leave, temporarily halting a plan to shrink the agency, which the administration claims is wasteful and out of line with Trump's agenda, while USAID employees call the agency'...
Court to Decide Fate of Trump's USAID Cuts
A US district judge will decide Wednesday whether to allow the Trump administration to place thousands of USAID employees on leave, temporarily halting a plan to shrink the agency, which the administration claims is wasteful and out of line with Trump's agenda, while USAID employees call the agency'...
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36% Bias Score
Europe Reassesses US Partnership Amid Declining Trust
A new ECFR study shows a significant drop in European trust in the US as an ally, with 50% now viewing it as a ""necessary partner,"" forcing Europe to pursue a more independent and unified foreign policy.
Europe Reassesses US Partnership Amid Declining Trust
A new ECFR study shows a significant drop in European trust in the US as an ally, with 50% now viewing it as a ""necessary partner,"" forcing Europe to pursue a more independent and unified foreign policy.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Immigration Crackdown Faces Setbacks Amidst Leaks and Low Arrest Numbers
Tom Homan, Donald Trump's border czar, criticized the low number of undocumented immigrant arrests since the new administration, citing leaks and sanctuary cities as obstacles. A recent operation targeting the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua yielded only 30 arrests, with just one suspect linked to th...
Trump's Immigration Crackdown Faces Setbacks Amidst Leaks and Low Arrest Numbers
Tom Homan, Donald Trump's border czar, criticized the low number of undocumented immigrant arrests since the new administration, citing leaks and sanctuary cities as obstacles. A recent operation targeting the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua yielded only 30 arrests, with just one suspect linked to th...
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72% Bias Score
£1.8 Million Arson Destroys Police Evidence, 13-Year Sentence
Charlie Martinson (34) was sentenced to 13 years in prison for arson after deliberately setting fire to a lock-up containing 29 vehicles—including crucial police evidence—in St Neots, Cambridgeshire on February 24, 2023, causing £1.8 million in damages and potentially denying justice to families inv...
£1.8 Million Arson Destroys Police Evidence, 13-Year Sentence
Charlie Martinson (34) was sentenced to 13 years in prison for arson after deliberately setting fire to a lock-up containing 29 vehicles—including crucial police evidence—in St Neots, Cambridgeshire on February 24, 2023, causing £1.8 million in damages and potentially denying justice to families inv...
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28% Bias Score
South Korean Teacher Kills Student, Sparking School Safety Review
A South Korean elementary school teacher, who had returned to work after a health leave and was receiving treatment for depression, allegedly stabbed a first-grader to death in Daejeon on Monday; this prompted acting president to order a review of school safety standards and sparked discussions abou...
South Korean Teacher Kills Student, Sparking School Safety Review
A South Korean elementary school teacher, who had returned to work after a health leave and was receiving treatment for depression, allegedly stabbed a first-grader to death in Daejeon on Monday; this prompted acting president to order a review of school safety standards and sparked discussions abou...
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48% Bias Score
Powerful Strike Hits Kryvyi Rih, Injuring Foreign Mercenaries
A powerful explosion struck Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine, around 11:24 PM Kyiv time on February 11th, injuring foreign mercenaries, according to reports, potentially a missile that evaded Ukrainian air defenses. The incident occurred amidst the arrival of NATO forces and equipment, highlighting challenges wi...
Powerful Strike Hits Kryvyi Rih, Injuring Foreign Mercenaries
A powerful explosion struck Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine, around 11:24 PM Kyiv time on February 11th, injuring foreign mercenaries, according to reports, potentially a missile that evaded Ukrainian air defenses. The incident occurred amidst the arrival of NATO forces and equipment, highlighting challenges wi...
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56% Bias Score
Trump's Policies Trigger 16% Clean Energy Index Drop
Donald Trump's policies, including withdrawing from the Paris Agreement and imposing tariffs on clean energy components, have caused a 16% decline in the S&P Global Clean Energy index since November 5th, impacting companies like Solaria (-20.9%), Acciona Energía (-7.1%), and Iberdrola (-2.9%), and p...
Trump's Policies Trigger 16% Clean Energy Index Drop
Donald Trump's policies, including withdrawing from the Paris Agreement and imposing tariffs on clean energy components, have caused a 16% decline in the S&P Global Clean Energy index since November 5th, impacting companies like Solaria (-20.9%), Acciona Energía (-7.1%), and Iberdrola (-2.9%), and p...
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48% Bias Score
Spain Launches Free Sustainability Training for SMEs
FUNDAE launched 25 free online sustainability courses for Spanish SMEs to help them meet upcoming mandatory reporting requirements and transition to a more sustainable model, funded by the EU's NextGenerationEU.
Spain Launches Free Sustainability Training for SMEs
FUNDAE launched 25 free online sustainability courses for Spanish SMEs to help them meet upcoming mandatory reporting requirements and transition to a more sustainable model, funded by the EU's NextGenerationEU.
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32% Bias Score
Vilda Denies Pressuring Hermoso Over Rubiales Kiss
Jorge Vilda, former coach of the Spanish women's national football team, denies pressuring Jennifer Hermoso to justify Luis Rubiales's kiss, contradicting accounts from Hermoso's brother and friend who describe threats of professional and personal consequences if she didn't comply. Vilda claims the ...
Vilda Denies Pressuring Hermoso Over Rubiales Kiss
Jorge Vilda, former coach of the Spanish women's national football team, denies pressuring Jennifer Hermoso to justify Luis Rubiales's kiss, contradicting accounts from Hermoso's brother and friend who describe threats of professional and personal consequences if she didn't comply. Vilda claims the ...
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48% Bias Score