March 2025
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Vlad Listyev: From Humble Beginnings to Television Mogul
Vlad Listyev, born into a working-class Moscow family in 1956, overcame difficult circumstances to become a successful television journalist and ultimately the general director of ORT, before his assassination in 1995.
Vlad Listyev: From Humble Beginnings to Television Mogul
Vlad Listyev, born into a working-class Moscow family in 1956, overcame difficult circumstances to become a successful television journalist and ultimately the general director of ORT, before his assassination in 1995.
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64% Bias Score
Escape AI Launches First-Ever AI Film Awards Show
John Gaeta's Escape AI held its first AI film festival and awards show, the Escape Awards, today at noon PST, featuring 200+ creators' votes and online accessibility, contrasting with the traditional Oscars.
Escape AI Launches First-Ever AI Film Awards Show
John Gaeta's Escape AI held its first AI film festival and awards show, the Escape Awards, today at noon PST, featuring 200+ creators' votes and online accessibility, contrasting with the traditional Oscars.
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48% Bias Score
Texas GOP Defends Water Board Chair After Diversity Hiring Questioning
Texas Water Board Chair L'Oreal Stepney, a Black woman, faced questioning from Republican state Rep. Brian Harrison Thursday about diversity hiring, prompting a public show of support from top Texas Republicans and criticism from others, highlighting the ongoing debate over DEI initiatives in the st...
Texas GOP Defends Water Board Chair After Diversity Hiring Questioning
Texas Water Board Chair L'Oreal Stepney, a Black woman, faced questioning from Republican state Rep. Brian Harrison Thursday about diversity hiring, prompting a public show of support from top Texas Republicans and criticism from others, highlighting the ongoing debate over DEI initiatives in the st...
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52% Bias Score
US Companies Eye Return to Russia Despite High Risks
Despite over 1,000 companies leaving Russia after its 2022 invasion of Ukraine, thawing US-Russia relations may lead to American companies returning, driven by statements from high-ranking US officials, although analysts express skepticism due to risks including asset seizures and corruption.
US Companies Eye Return to Russia Despite High Risks
Despite over 1,000 companies leaving Russia after its 2022 invasion of Ukraine, thawing US-Russia relations may lead to American companies returning, driven by statements from high-ranking US officials, although analysts express skepticism due to risks including asset seizures and corruption.
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48% Bias Score
Berlin's Cultural Budget Cuts Spark Criticism
Berlin's former Senator for Culture, Klaus Lederer, criticizes the city's new coalition government's โฌ130 million cultural budget cuts for 2025, accusing them of prioritizing power politics and lacking strategic planning, potentially damaging Berlin's cultural reputation.
Berlin's Cultural Budget Cuts Spark Criticism
Berlin's former Senator for Culture, Klaus Lederer, criticizes the city's new coalition government's โฌ130 million cultural budget cuts for 2025, accusing them of prioritizing power politics and lacking strategic planning, potentially damaging Berlin's cultural reputation.
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48% Bias Score
Aicher Wins First World Cup Downhill Race
Emma Aicher, a 21-year-old German skier, won her first World Cup downhill race in Kvitfjell, Norway on March 1st, 2024, beating Lauren Macuga by three hundredths of a second; this victory is the first German downhill win since February 2020.
Aicher Wins First World Cup Downhill Race
Emma Aicher, a 21-year-old German skier, won her first World Cup downhill race in Kvitfjell, Norway on March 1st, 2024, beating Lauren Macuga by three hundredths of a second; this victory is the first German downhill win since February 2020.
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32% Bias Score
Israel365 to Honor Steve Bannon Despite Antisemitism Accusations
The Orthodox pro-Israel group Israel365 will honor Steve Bannon at a Dallas event despite recent controversy over a Nazi salute-like gesture and accusations of antisemitism, causing a local Jewish school to cancel its booking.
Israel365 to Honor Steve Bannon Despite Antisemitism Accusations
The Orthodox pro-Israel group Israel365 will honor Steve Bannon at a Dallas event despite recent controversy over a Nazi salute-like gesture and accusations of antisemitism, causing a local Jewish school to cancel its booking.
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52% Bias Score
North Carolina Business Owner Pleads Guilty to Illegal Export of Military Technology to China
David Bohmerwald, owner of Components Cooper Inc. in Raleigh, North Carolina, pleaded guilty to illegally attempting to export 100 accelerometers with military applications to China, falsely declaring their value, and faces up to 20 years in prison.
North Carolina Business Owner Pleads Guilty to Illegal Export of Military Technology to China
David Bohmerwald, owner of Components Cooper Inc. in Raleigh, North Carolina, pleaded guilty to illegally attempting to export 100 accelerometers with military applications to China, falsely declaring their value, and faces up to 20 years in prison.
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40% Bias Score
Mass Vaccination Campaign Launched in Rennes After Meningitis Outbreak
The Bretagne regional health agency announced a mass vaccination campaign for 100,000 people aged 15-24 in Rennes, France, due to several meningitis cases linked to a single meningococcal B strain, despite no epidemiological link between two outbreaks.
Mass Vaccination Campaign Launched in Rennes After Meningitis Outbreak
The Bretagne regional health agency announced a mass vaccination campaign for 100,000 people aged 15-24 in Rennes, France, due to several meningitis cases linked to a single meningococcal B strain, despite no epidemiological link between two outbreaks.
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36% Bias Score
Hamburg State Election: SPD Poised for Victory Amidst Fragmented Political Landscape
Hamburg's state election on February 26th sees the SPD as the frontrunner (31-33%), followed by the CDU (17-18%) and Greens (16-17%), with the Left (12-13%), AfD (10%), and FDP struggling. The election is significant given the recent federal election results and concerns about the fragmentation of t...
Hamburg State Election: SPD Poised for Victory Amidst Fragmented Political Landscape
Hamburg's state election on February 26th sees the SPD as the frontrunner (31-33%), followed by the CDU (17-18%) and Greens (16-17%), with the Left (12-13%), AfD (10%), and FDP struggling. The election is significant given the recent federal election results and concerns about the fragmentation of t...
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52% Bias Score
German Scientist Warns of Insufficient Climate Focus After Election
Antje Boetius, outgoing director of the Alfred Wegener Institute, voiced concern that the recent German election campaign paid insufficient attention to climate protection, despite public support for climate action. She advocates for a CO2 tax paired with a climate allowance to fairly distribute the...
German Scientist Warns of Insufficient Climate Focus After Election
Antje Boetius, outgoing director of the Alfred Wegener Institute, voiced concern that the recent German election campaign paid insufficient attention to climate protection, despite public support for climate action. She advocates for a CO2 tax paired with a climate allowance to fairly distribute the...
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40% Bias Score
Pulsatile Tinnitus: A Potential Sign of Life-Threatening Conditions
Pulsatile tinnitus, the perception of one's heartbeat in the ears, can signal serious conditions like aneurysms (1 in 15,000 annual rupture rate in England) or tumors, though often stemming from less severe issues; medical consultation is crucial.
Pulsatile Tinnitus: A Potential Sign of Life-Threatening Conditions
Pulsatile tinnitus, the perception of one's heartbeat in the ears, can signal serious conditions like aneurysms (1 in 15,000 annual rupture rate in England) or tumors, though often stemming from less severe issues; medical consultation is crucial.
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56% Bias Score