March 2025
April 2025
Colombia Falls to Brazil in World Cup Qualifier, Drops to Sixth Place
Colombia lost to Brazil 2-1 in a World Cup qualifier in Brasilia on Thursday, dropping to sixth place in the standings despite a goal from James Rodríguez and another from Luis Díaz, while Brazil climbed to second place.
Colombia Falls to Brazil in World Cup Qualifier, Drops to Sixth Place
Colombia lost to Brazil 2-1 in a World Cup qualifier in Brasilia on Thursday, dropping to sixth place in the standings despite a goal from James Rodríguez and another from Luis Díaz, while Brazil climbed to second place.
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40% Bias Score
Catalan Highway's Toll Removal Leads to Surge in Accidents, Prompts AI-Based Traffic Management
Increased traffic on Catalonia's AP-7 highway since toll removal in August 2021 has caused a surge in accidents (1652 in 2024, 4 deaths in 2025), prompting the Catalan Traffic Service to implement a variable speed limit system using AI to manage congestion and improve safety.
Catalan Highway's Toll Removal Leads to Surge in Accidents, Prompts AI-Based Traffic Management
Increased traffic on Catalonia's AP-7 highway since toll removal in August 2021 has caused a surge in accidents (1652 in 2024, 4 deaths in 2025), prompting the Catalan Traffic Service to implement a variable speed limit system using AI to manage congestion and improve safety.
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52% Bias Score
L'Oréal Recalls Acne Treatment Due to Benzene Contamination
L'Oréal is recalling La Roche-Posay Effaclar Duo acne treatment from the US market due to potential benzene contamination detected by an independent lab and confirmed by the FDA; the benzoyl peroxide-based product can release benzene into the air, posing an inhalation risk.
L'Oréal Recalls Acne Treatment Due to Benzene Contamination
L'Oréal is recalling La Roche-Posay Effaclar Duo acne treatment from the US market due to potential benzene contamination detected by an independent lab and confirmed by the FDA; the benzoyl peroxide-based product can release benzene into the air, posing an inhalation risk.
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32% Bias Score
Generative AI Adoption in E-commerce Remains Low at ShopTalk 2025
An analysis of 683 vendors at ShopTalk 2025 revealed that while AI is widely used in e-commerce (40%), generative AI adoption is significantly lower at 25%, with only 1% offering a fully integrated multi-modal solution.
Generative AI Adoption in E-commerce Remains Low at ShopTalk 2025
An analysis of 683 vendors at ShopTalk 2025 revealed that while AI is widely used in e-commerce (40%), generative AI adoption is significantly lower at 25%, with only 1% offering a fully integrated multi-modal solution.
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52% Bias Score
Utah Republicans Face Backlash Over Trump's Budget Cuts at Salt Lake City Town Hall
Utah Republican Representatives Maloy and Kennedy held a town hall in Salt Lake City on Thursday, facing criticism for their handling of President Trump's budget cuts and executive orders, including the firing of probationary federal employees, which a judge later ordered reinstated; the event defie...
Utah Republicans Face Backlash Over Trump's Budget Cuts at Salt Lake City Town Hall
Utah Republican Representatives Maloy and Kennedy held a town hall in Salt Lake City on Thursday, facing criticism for their handling of President Trump's budget cuts and executive orders, including the firing of probationary federal employees, which a judge later ordered reinstated; the event defie...
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40% Bias Score
New York Court Blocks Non-Citizen Voting in NYC
New York's highest court unanimously rejected New York City's law granting non-citizen voting rights in municipal elections, citing the state constitution's restriction to citizens; the law, which would've impacted an estimated 800,000 non-citizens, was never implemented.
New York Court Blocks Non-Citizen Voting in NYC
New York's highest court unanimously rejected New York City's law granting non-citizen voting rights in municipal elections, citing the state constitution's restriction to citizens; the law, which would've impacted an estimated 800,000 non-citizens, was never implemented.
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40% Bias Score
Spain Restricts Screen Use in Primary Schools
Following concerns about cognitive development and potential addiction, several Spanish regions are restricting screen use in primary schools (up to age 12), banning individual devices in classrooms and for homework, based on expert reports highlighting the benefits of analog learning and the negati...
Spain Restricts Screen Use in Primary Schools
Following concerns about cognitive development and potential addiction, several Spanish regions are restricting screen use in primary schools (up to age 12), banning individual devices in classrooms and for homework, based on expert reports highlighting the benefits of analog learning and the negati...
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48% Bias Score
Uneven Justice in Colombian Corruption Cases
Former Colombian government officials Sandra Ortiz and Carlos Ramón González, allegedly involved in similar corrupt acts, face drastically different consequences: Ortiz is jailed, while González is reportedly in Barcelona, highlighting the uneven application of justice based on proximity to power.
Uneven Justice in Colombian Corruption Cases
Former Colombian government officials Sandra Ortiz and Carlos Ramón González, allegedly involved in similar corrupt acts, face drastically different consequences: Ortiz is jailed, while González is reportedly in Barcelona, highlighting the uneven application of justice based on proximity to power.
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56% Bias Score
Ukrainian Mother's Anti-Drone Cloaks Aid Soldiers
A Ukrainian mother, Natalia, uses her tailoring skills to create anti-drone cloaks for her son and fellow soldiers using floor insulation, providing them temporary invisibility to enemy drones; she and a team of volunteers have produced over 100 cloaks.
Ukrainian Mother's Anti-Drone Cloaks Aid Soldiers
A Ukrainian mother, Natalia, uses her tailoring skills to create anti-drone cloaks for her son and fellow soldiers using floor insulation, providing them temporary invisibility to enemy drones; she and a team of volunteers have produced over 100 cloaks.
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40% Bias Score
Florida Executes Edward James for 1993 Double Murder
Edward James, 63, was executed in Florida on Thursday for the 1993 murders of 8-year-old Toni Neuner and her grandmother, after consuming alcohol and drugs; this is part of a recent surge in U.S. executions.
Florida Executes Edward James for 1993 Double Murder
Edward James, 63, was executed in Florida on Thursday for the 1993 murders of 8-year-old Toni Neuner and her grandmother, after consuming alcohol and drugs; this is part of a recent surge in U.S. executions.
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36% Bias Score
Welsh Reggae Artist Scores First Welsh-Language iTunes Number One
Aleighcia Scott, a 32-year-old Welsh-Jamaican artist from Cardiff, achieved the first Welsh-language number one on the iTunes Reggae chart on Friday with her song "Dod o'r Galon", produced by Pen Dub and released via the label Cosh, five years after "Yma O Hyd" topped the UK iTunes chart, showcasing...
Welsh Reggae Artist Scores First Welsh-Language iTunes Number One
Aleighcia Scott, a 32-year-old Welsh-Jamaican artist from Cardiff, achieved the first Welsh-language number one on the iTunes Reggae chart on Friday with her song "Dod o'r Galon", produced by Pen Dub and released via the label Cosh, five years after "Yma O Hyd" topped the UK iTunes chart, showcasing...
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16% Bias Score
Mariah Carey Wins Copyright Case Over "All I Want For Christmas Is You
A federal judge in Los Angeles dismissed a $20 million copyright infringement lawsuit against Mariah Carey and Walter Afanasieff for their song "All I Want For Christmas Is You," filed by songwriters Andy Stone and Troy Powers, who claimed copyright infringement of their 1989 song of the same title....
Mariah Carey Wins Copyright Case Over "All I Want For Christmas Is You
A federal judge in Los Angeles dismissed a $20 million copyright infringement lawsuit against Mariah Carey and Walter Afanasieff for their song "All I Want For Christmas Is You," filed by songwriters Andy Stone and Troy Powers, who claimed copyright infringement of their 1989 song of the same title....
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40% Bias Score