March 2025
April 2025
BOOOM": Miralda's Anti-War Photobook
Antoni Miralda's "BOOOM" is a photobook reflecting on his 1962 military service in Tarragona, Spain, weaving together previously unseen photographs, drawings, and film stills to critique war, power, and societal structures within the context of the Cold War and Vietnam War.
BOOOM": Miralda's Anti-War Photobook
Antoni Miralda's "BOOOM" is a photobook reflecting on his 1962 military service in Tarragona, Spain, weaving together previously unseen photographs, drawings, and film stills to critique war, power, and societal structures within the context of the Cold War and Vietnam War.
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16% Bias Score
Rising Electricity Prices in Australia: Tips for Consumers
Starting July 1st, Australian households on the eastern seaboard face higher electricity bills due to increased price caps; however, experts advise consumers to compare plans, reduce energy use, and utilize government support to mitigate rising costs.
Rising Electricity Prices in Australia: Tips for Consumers
Starting July 1st, Australian households on the eastern seaboard face higher electricity bills due to increased price caps; however, experts advise consumers to compare plans, reduce energy use, and utilize government support to mitigate rising costs.
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40% Bias Score
Successful Surgery Removes Parasitic Twin Legs from 17-Year-Old
A 17-year-old boy in India, Mohit Kumar, had a successful eight-hour surgery at AIIMS, Delhi, to remove two extra legs—a rare parasitic twin condition—weighing 15 kilograms and attached to his chest, improving his health and development.
Successful Surgery Removes Parasitic Twin Legs from 17-Year-Old
A 17-year-old boy in India, Mohit Kumar, had a successful eight-hour surgery at AIIMS, Delhi, to remove two extra legs—a rare parasitic twin condition—weighing 15 kilograms and attached to his chest, improving his health and development.
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24% Bias Score
Paris Basketball Faces Crucial Euroleague Match Amidst Recent Slump
Paris Basketball, struggling after four losses in eight days, plays a crucial Euroleague game in Kaunas, Lithuania on Thursday; their success hinges on improving shooting accuracy, addressing fatigue from a demanding schedule, and developing a more reliable second unit.
Paris Basketball Faces Crucial Euroleague Match Amidst Recent Slump
Paris Basketball, struggling after four losses in eight days, plays a crucial Euroleague game in Kaunas, Lithuania on Thursday; their success hinges on improving shooting accuracy, addressing fatigue from a demanding schedule, and developing a more reliable second unit.
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44% Bias Score
Medya A.Ş. Sues Journalists Over False Information Claims
Medya A.Ş., an Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality subsidiary, filed a criminal complaint and a lawsuit against journalists Nuray Başaran, Levent Gültekin, Cem Küçük, Mustafa Toköz, social media user Bekir Tiryaki, and TGRT Haber for spreading false information, including claims of 1200 phone purchas...
Medya A.Ş. Sues Journalists Over False Information Claims
Medya A.Ş., an Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality subsidiary, filed a criminal complaint and a lawsuit against journalists Nuray Başaran, Levent Gültekin, Cem Küçük, Mustafa Toköz, social media user Bekir Tiryaki, and TGRT Haber for spreading false information, including claims of 1200 phone purchas...
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56% Bias Score
PSV Eliminated From Champions League, Dutch Clubs Absent
PSV Eindhoven's Champions League campaign ended after a 2-2 draw against Arsenal on March 15, failing to overcome a 7-1 first-leg defeat; this elimination leaves all Dutch clubs out of the competition, forcing PSV to prioritize their domestic league for financial reasons.
PSV Eliminated From Champions League, Dutch Clubs Absent
PSV Eindhoven's Champions League campaign ended after a 2-2 draw against Arsenal on March 15, failing to overcome a 7-1 first-leg defeat; this elimination leaves all Dutch clubs out of the competition, forcing PSV to prioritize their domestic league for financial reasons.
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44% Bias Score
Greek Government Reshuffle: Finance Minister Selection and Church's Intervention
Greece's next government faces challenges in choosing a finance minister, influenced by Kostas Hatzidakis's potential role and the Church's strong reaction to recent vandalism; a potential return of a Stylianidis to the cabinet is also under discussion.
Greek Government Reshuffle: Finance Minister Selection and Church's Intervention
Greece's next government faces challenges in choosing a finance minister, influenced by Kostas Hatzidakis's potential role and the Church's strong reaction to recent vandalism; a potential return of a Stylianidis to the cabinet is also under discussion.
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60% Bias Score
Melbourne Youth Organization Fined $45,000 After Science Experiment Fire
A Melbourne youth organization was fined $45,000 for a science experiment gone wrong in November 2022, resulting in a student sustaining burns to 9% of his body and an educator receiving minor burns due to the lack of safety measures and a poorly planned experiment.
Melbourne Youth Organization Fined $45,000 After Science Experiment Fire
A Melbourne youth organization was fined $45,000 for a science experiment gone wrong in November 2022, resulting in a student sustaining burns to 9% of his body and an educator receiving minor burns due to the lack of safety measures and a poorly planned experiment.
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32% Bias Score
French Short-Track Team Targets Top 10 Finishes at World Championships
France's four short-track speed skaters are competing in the World Championships in Beijing (March 14-16) after a year of intense training in Italy with the Italian national team; the team aims for top-10 finishes, focusing on building long-term consistency rather than immediate medal wins.
French Short-Track Team Targets Top 10 Finishes at World Championships
France's four short-track speed skaters are competing in the World Championships in Beijing (March 14-16) after a year of intense training in Italy with the Italian national team; the team aims for top-10 finishes, focusing on building long-term consistency rather than immediate medal wins.
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48% Bias Score
Berlin School Cancels Mandatory Ramadan Iftar
A mandatory Iftar event for seventh graders at Carl-Zuckmayer-Schule in Berlin's Neukölln district during Ramadan sparked controversy, prompting the Berlin Senate to intervene and declare attendance voluntary after parents protested the lack of similar events for Christian holidays.
Berlin School Cancels Mandatory Ramadan Iftar
A mandatory Iftar event for seventh graders at Carl-Zuckmayer-Schule in Berlin's Neukölln district during Ramadan sparked controversy, prompting the Berlin Senate to intervene and declare attendance voluntary after parents protested the lack of similar events for Christian holidays.
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44% Bias Score
Bay Area Man Buys First Home After Years of Saving While Living in a Van
After years of working multiple jobs and living in a van to save, Chris Ramos, 43, purchased his first home in the Bay Area for around $600,000 with a $100,000 down payment, highlighting the challenges of homeownership in the region.
Bay Area Man Buys First Home After Years of Saving While Living in a Van
After years of working multiple jobs and living in a van to save, Chris Ramos, 43, purchased his first home in the Bay Area for around $600,000 with a $100,000 down payment, highlighting the challenges of homeownership in the region.
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32% Bias Score
Talented Actress Found Dead: A Life of Unfulfilled Potential
Peggy, a talented actress, was found dead yesterday morning in her Hamburg home. Her death comes after a life marked by unfulfilled potential and a deep-seated sense of being an outsider in her own country, despite significant achievements.
Talented Actress Found Dead: A Life of Unfulfilled Potential
Peggy, a talented actress, was found dead yesterday morning in her Hamburg home. Her death comes after a life marked by unfulfilled potential and a deep-seated sense of being an outsider in her own country, despite significant achievements.
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44% Bias Score