March 2025
April 2025
French Constitutional Council Strikes Down Parts of New Agricultural Law
France's Constitutional Council partially censured the new agricultural orientation law, striking down articles concerning food sovereignty, environmental control, and EU norm transposition due to conflicts with existing environmental regulations and constitutional principles.
French Constitutional Council Strikes Down Parts of New Agricultural Law
France's Constitutional Council partially censured the new agricultural orientation law, striking down articles concerning food sovereignty, environmental control, and EU norm transposition due to conflicts with existing environmental regulations and constitutional principles.
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36% Bias Score
Xinjiang Border Patrol: 1,377 Steps to Duty
The border defense regiment in Bedel, Xinjiang, China, faces extreme weather and physical challenges while patrolling a 1,377-step climb to a Kyrgyzstan border marker; their dedication is symbolized by a commemorative wall honoring 143 soldiers.
Xinjiang Border Patrol: 1,377 Steps to Duty
The border defense regiment in Bedel, Xinjiang, China, faces extreme weather and physical challenges while patrolling a 1,377-step climb to a Kyrgyzstan border marker; their dedication is symbolized by a commemorative wall honoring 143 soldiers.
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36% Bias Score
Alabama Senate Passes Bill to Protect Community Pharmacies from PBM Reimbursement Issues
The Alabama Senate passed a bill mandating minimum reimbursement rates for community pharmacists to combat the closure of dozens of independent pharmacies across the state due to insufficient payments from pharmacy benefit managers; this bill now moves to the House.
Alabama Senate Passes Bill to Protect Community Pharmacies from PBM Reimbursement Issues
The Alabama Senate passed a bill mandating minimum reimbursement rates for community pharmacists to combat the closure of dozens of independent pharmacies across the state due to insufficient payments from pharmacy benefit managers; this bill now moves to the House.
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44% Bias Score
German Bundesrat Debates Unequal Healthcare Access for Publicly Insured Patients
Germany's Bundesrat is debating a proposal to address unequal healthcare appointment access between publicly and privately insured patients, with significant wait times reported for specialists; Lower Saxony proposes quotas or financial incentives for doctors treating publicly insured patients, whil...
German Bundesrat Debates Unequal Healthcare Access for Publicly Insured Patients
Germany's Bundesrat is debating a proposal to address unequal healthcare appointment access between publicly and privately insured patients, with significant wait times reported for specialists; Lower Saxony proposes quotas or financial incentives for doctors treating publicly insured patients, whil...
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44% Bias Score
Italian Newspaper to Use AI for Entire Edition
Il Foglio, an Italian newspaper, will use AI to write its entire newspaper edition for four weeks, a world-first experiment raising concerns about the future of journalism and the limitations of AI in creative writing.
Italian Newspaper to Use AI for Entire Edition
Il Foglio, an Italian newspaper, will use AI to write its entire newspaper edition for four weeks, a world-first experiment raising concerns about the future of journalism and the limitations of AI in creative writing.
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52% Bias Score
German Court Upholds Ban on IZH-Affiliated Organizations
A German court upheld the ban on two organizations affiliated with the banned Islamic Center Hamburg (IZH), citing financial dependence on the IZH as evidence of control, despite the organizations' denials and arguments concerning freedom of religion.
German Court Upholds Ban on IZH-Affiliated Organizations
A German court upheld the ban on two organizations affiliated with the banned Islamic Center Hamburg (IZH), citing financial dependence on the IZH as evidence of control, despite the organizations' denials and arguments concerning freedom of religion.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Prison Overcrowding Plan Faces Defeat; Alternatives Uncertain
Dutch State Secretary Coenradie's plan to release prisoners two weeks early is likely to fail due to opposition from three out of four coalition parties, leading to continued overcrowding in Dutch prisons; alternative solutions are being explored, but their effectiveness remains uncertain.
Dutch Prison Overcrowding Plan Faces Defeat; Alternatives Uncertain
Dutch State Secretary Coenradie's plan to release prisoners two weeks early is likely to fail due to opposition from three out of four coalition parties, leading to continued overcrowding in Dutch prisons; alternative solutions are being explored, but their effectiveness remains uncertain.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Wife Ordered to Pay $200 Million in Husband's Wrongful Death Case
A Florida court ordered Rebecca Schwartz to pay her husband's three children $200 million in a wrongful death lawsuit after finding her responsible for his 2014 murder, though they will likely receive only $10-$20 million; the court found she participated in procuring his death.
Wife Ordered to Pay $200 Million in Husband's Wrongful Death Case
A Florida court ordered Rebecca Schwartz to pay her husband's three children $200 million in a wrongful death lawsuit after finding her responsible for his 2014 murder, though they will likely receive only $10-$20 million; the court found she participated in procuring his death.
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64% Bias Score
French Court Cancels A69 Highway Project
A French court canceled the A69 highway project between Toulouse and Castres on February 27th, 2023, following a campaign by the online journal Terrestres, which challenged the project's economic justifications and highlighted its negative environmental and social consequences.
French Court Cancels A69 Highway Project
A French court canceled the A69 highway project between Toulouse and Castres on February 27th, 2023, following a campaign by the online journal Terrestres, which challenged the project's economic justifications and highlighted its negative environmental and social consequences.
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40% Bias Score
Used Car Parts Significantly Reduce Environmental Impact of Repairs: UK Study
A UK study by Allianz shows using used car parts in repairs reduces CO2 emissions significantly compared to new parts: using a used part increases emissions by 19 percent compared to repair, while a new part increases emissions by 157 percent. This is due to the energy-intensive steel production of ...
Used Car Parts Significantly Reduce Environmental Impact of Repairs: UK Study
A UK study by Allianz shows using used car parts in repairs reduces CO2 emissions significantly compared to new parts: using a used part increases emissions by 19 percent compared to repair, while a new part increases emissions by 157 percent. This is due to the energy-intensive steel production of ...
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36% Bias Score
Used Car Parts Significantly Reduce Environmental Impact of Repairs: UK Study
A UK study funded by Allianz reveals that repairing damaged car parts produces the lowest CO2 emissions, with using used parts resulting in 19% higher emissions than repair and 157% lower than new parts, primarily due to steel production emissions for new parts and repainting for used ones.
Used Car Parts Significantly Reduce Environmental Impact of Repairs: UK Study
A UK study funded by Allianz reveals that repairing damaged car parts produces the lowest CO2 emissions, with using used parts resulting in 19% higher emissions than repair and 157% lower than new parts, primarily due to steel production emissions for new parts and repainting for used ones.
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36% Bias Score
UK Parliament Accessibility Challenges Highlighted by Disabled MP
Newly elected Labour MP Marie Tidball, who has physical impairments affecting all four limbs, is highlighting the UK Parliament's inaccessibility, citing difficulties navigating the building and participating in debates and votes, prompting calls for modernization.
UK Parliament Accessibility Challenges Highlighted by Disabled MP
Newly elected Labour MP Marie Tidball, who has physical impairments affecting all four limbs, is highlighting the UK Parliament's inaccessibility, citing difficulties navigating the building and participating in debates and votes, prompting calls for modernization.
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24% Bias Score