March 2025
April 2025
Zelensky's Attire at White House Sparks Debate
On February 28th, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's visit to the White House sparked controversy over his choice of a black turtleneck instead of a suit, drawing criticism from some and defense from others citing historical precedent and symbolic messaging.
Zelensky's Attire at White House Sparks Debate
On February 28th, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's visit to the White House sparked controversy over his choice of a black turtleneck instead of a suit, drawing criticism from some and defense from others citing historical precedent and symbolic messaging.
Progress
64% Bias Score
Mia Love's Glioblastoma Worsens; Family Prioritizes Comfort Care
Former US Representative Mia Love, 49, is facing a worsening prognosis in her battle against glioblastoma brain cancer; her daughter announced that the cancer is no longer responding to treatment, and the family is prioritizing comfort care.
Mia Love's Glioblastoma Worsens; Family Prioritizes Comfort Care
Former US Representative Mia Love, 49, is facing a worsening prognosis in her battle against glioblastoma brain cancer; her daughter announced that the cancer is no longer responding to treatment, and the family is prioritizing comfort care.
Progress
4% Bias Score
French Fresh Food Retailers Face Challenges Amidst Changing Consumer Habits
A Kantar study reveals that 50% of traditional fresh food sales depend on customers over 60, as younger generations prioritize convenience and ready-made meals, leading to a 1.5% sales drop in 2024 and impacting businesses like butcher shops and fishmongers.
French Fresh Food Retailers Face Challenges Amidst Changing Consumer Habits
A Kantar study reveals that 50% of traditional fresh food sales depend on customers over 60, as younger generations prioritize convenience and ready-made meals, leading to a 1.5% sales drop in 2024 and impacting businesses like butcher shops and fishmongers.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Germany Rejects PKK Delisting Despite Ceasefire
Germany's Interior Ministry affirmed that the PKK will remain on its list of terrorist organizations despite a recent ceasefire announcement by the PKK's Executive Committee following a call for disarmament from imprisoned PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan. The Ministry cited the PKK's large presence in Ge...
Germany Rejects PKK Delisting Despite Ceasefire
Germany's Interior Ministry affirmed that the PKK will remain on its list of terrorist organizations despite a recent ceasefire announcement by the PKK's Executive Committee following a call for disarmament from imprisoned PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan. The Ministry cited the PKK's large presence in Ge...
Progress
44% Bias Score
Heightened Security at German Carnival Amidst Threats and Incident
Germany's carnival celebrations proceeded under heightened security this year, with events in Cologne featuring thousands of participants, but a Nuremberg children's parade was canceled due to online threats, and an incident in Braunschweig saw an attempt to throw a cup at a minister.
Heightened Security at German Carnival Amidst Threats and Incident
Germany's carnival celebrations proceeded under heightened security this year, with events in Cologne featuring thousands of participants, but a Nuremberg children's parade was canceled due to online threats, and an incident in Braunschweig saw an attempt to throw a cup at a minister.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Frequent Misuse of Legally Accessible Traumatic Firearms in Russia
In Russia, frequent incidents involve legally-accessible traumatic firearms ('limited-impact firearms') misused in escalating conflicts, resulting in injuries; recent examples include shootings in Yaroslavl and Moscow.
Frequent Misuse of Legally Accessible Traumatic Firearms in Russia
In Russia, frequent incidents involve legally-accessible traumatic firearms ('limited-impact firearms') misused in escalating conflicts, resulting in injuries; recent examples include shootings in Yaroslavl and Moscow.
Progress
56% Bias Score
Mia Love's Glioblastoma Worsens; Family Focuses on Comfort Care
Former US Representative Mia Love, the first Black Republican woman elected to Congress, is facing a worsening prognosis in her battle with glioblastoma brain cancer; her daughter announced that treatment is no longer effective and the family is prioritizing comfort care.
Mia Love's Glioblastoma Worsens; Family Focuses on Comfort Care
Former US Representative Mia Love, the first Black Republican woman elected to Congress, is facing a worsening prognosis in her battle with glioblastoma brain cancer; her daughter announced that treatment is no longer effective and the family is prioritizing comfort care.
Progress
20% Bias Score
France to Adjust Wealth Tax to Combat Tax Optimization
The French government plans to adjust its taxation of high net worth individuals by introducing a system ensuring total taxes paid reach at least 0.5% of net worth (excluding professional assets), aiming to counter tax optimization; this replaces a previous system deemed insufficient and rejects a p...
France to Adjust Wealth Tax to Combat Tax Optimization
The French government plans to adjust its taxation of high net worth individuals by introducing a system ensuring total taxes paid reach at least 0.5% of net worth (excluding professional assets), aiming to counter tax optimization; this replaces a previous system deemed insufficient and rejects a p...
Progress
44% Bias Score
Marquez's Tire Pressure Issue and Win in Thailand MotoGP
In the Thailand MotoGP, Marc Marquez skillfully managed a critical tire pressure issue, strategically slowing to regain pressure and ultimately winning the race, showcasing superior racecraft and highlighting the importance of tire management.
Marquez's Tire Pressure Issue and Win in Thailand MotoGP
In the Thailand MotoGP, Marc Marquez skillfully managed a critical tire pressure issue, strategically slowing to regain pressure and ultimately winning the race, showcasing superior racecraft and highlighting the importance of tire management.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Re-evaluating the Renaissance: A Gradual Shift, Not a Sharp Break
The Renaissance, a period of significant transformation in Europe, saw changes in agriculture, diet, technology (printing press), and intellectual thought, challenging the traditional view of the Middle Ages as a period of darkness. This evolution, however, was gradual and not a complete break from ...
Re-evaluating the Renaissance: A Gradual Shift, Not a Sharp Break
The Renaissance, a period of significant transformation in Europe, saw changes in agriculture, diet, technology (printing press), and intellectual thought, challenging the traditional view of the Middle Ages as a period of darkness. This evolution, however, was gradual and not a complete break from ...
Progress
32% Bias Score
Clarkson Urges UK Floating Farms
Jeremy Clarkson proposes building floating farms in British ports like London and Liverpool, inspired by a £3 million Dutch model with 30 cows using automation for waste and energy, aiming for eco-friendly farming.
Clarkson Urges UK Floating Farms
Jeremy Clarkson proposes building floating farms in British ports like London and Liverpool, inspired by a £3 million Dutch model with 30 cows using automation for waste and energy, aiming for eco-friendly farming.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Ruble's March Volatility: Peace Hopes, Oil Prices, and Inflation Uncertainty
Driven by hopes for a Ukraine peace deal and sanctions easing, the Russian ruble saw a February surge, but analysts predict March volatility (dollar: 82–92 rubles, euro: 89–99 rubles) due to geopolitical uncertainty, oil prices, and high inflation (around 10%).
Ruble's March Volatility: Peace Hopes, Oil Prices, and Inflation Uncertainty
Driven by hopes for a Ukraine peace deal and sanctions easing, the Russian ruble saw a February surge, but analysts predict March volatility (dollar: 82–92 rubles, euro: 89–99 rubles) due to geopolitical uncertainty, oil prices, and high inflation (around 10%).
Progress
40% Bias Score