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Beijing Middle School Branch Focuses on Science and Technology to Boost STEM Education
A Beijing middle school renamed itself to "Science and Technology Branch of Beijing Middle School", reflecting China's nationwide push to promote science and technology education, which includes collaborations with universities and government incentives, to counter a decline in STEM graduates.
Beijing Middle School Branch Focuses on Science and Technology to Boost STEM Education
A Beijing middle school renamed itself to "Science and Technology Branch of Beijing Middle School", reflecting China's nationwide push to promote science and technology education, which includes collaborations with universities and government incentives, to counter a decline in STEM graduates.
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44% Bias Score
Audio Quality Significantly Impacts Perception in Online Meetings
A Yale University study found that higher-quality audio in online meetings significantly improves listener perception of a speaker's credibility and hireability, as determined through a controlled experiment using manipulated audio recordings of job interviews.
Audio Quality Significantly Impacts Perception in Online Meetings
A Yale University study found that higher-quality audio in online meetings significantly improves listener perception of a speaker's credibility and hireability, as determined through a controlled experiment using manipulated audio recordings of job interviews.
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16% Bias Score
Trump's Capitol Portrait Removed After Distortion Claim
Due to Donald Trump's criticism of his "purposefully distorted" oil painting at the Colorado state Capitol, Republican leaders requested its removal; the portrait, funded by a $10,000 GoFundMe campaign, will be replaced.
Trump's Capitol Portrait Removed After Distortion Claim
Due to Donald Trump's criticism of his "purposefully distorted" oil painting at the Colorado state Capitol, Republican leaders requested its removal; the portrait, funded by a $10,000 GoFundMe campaign, will be replaced.
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40% Bias Score
Zambian Bitcoin Mine Powers Rural Electrification
A bitcoin mine in rural Zambia utilizes excess hydroelectric power, creating a profitable venture for a Kenyan company while significantly boosting the local power plant's revenue and providing electricity to a previously underserved community.
Zambian Bitcoin Mine Powers Rural Electrification
A bitcoin mine in rural Zambia utilizes excess hydroelectric power, creating a profitable venture for a Kenyan company while significantly boosting the local power plant's revenue and providing electricity to a previously underserved community.
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44% Bias Score
AfD Gains Ground in Latest Insa Poll, Narrowing Gap with Union
A new Insa poll shows the AfD gaining 1.5 percentage points to reach 23.5 percent, while the Union loses 2 points, reaching 27 percent. The AfD's potential voter base is estimated at 30.5 percent. Various potential coalition scenarios are analyzed.
AfD Gains Ground in Latest Insa Poll, Narrowing Gap with Union
A new Insa poll shows the AfD gaining 1.5 percentage points to reach 23.5 percent, while the Union loses 2 points, reaching 27 percent. The AfD's potential voter base is estimated at 30.5 percent. Various potential coalition scenarios are analyzed.
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48% Bias Score
Elliott Pushes RWE for Accelerated Share Buybacks
Elliott Investment Management, a US activist investor, has acquired nearly 5% of RWE, a German energy company, and is pushing for a significantly increased and accelerated share buyback program, influencing RWE's response to recent investment cuts and future capital allocation strategies.
Elliott Pushes RWE for Accelerated Share Buybacks
Elliott Investment Management, a US activist investor, has acquired nearly 5% of RWE, a German energy company, and is pushing for a significantly increased and accelerated share buyback program, influencing RWE's response to recent investment cuts and future capital allocation strategies.
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36% Bias Score
Video Games Bridge Cultural Divide Between China and the West
Emeritus Professor Robert Chard of Oxford University highlights how video games, like Black Myth: Wukong, are unexpectedly fostering cross-cultural understanding between the West and China, countering negative perceptions and promoting cultural exchange, as discussed at the Wuyi Forum in Fujian, Chi...
Video Games Bridge Cultural Divide Between China and the West
Emeritus Professor Robert Chard of Oxford University highlights how video games, like Black Myth: Wukong, are unexpectedly fostering cross-cultural understanding between the West and China, countering negative perceptions and promoting cultural exchange, as discussed at the Wuyi Forum in Fujian, Chi...
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48% Bias Score
Belize Hotel Death Investigation: Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Suspected
Three American women died in a Belize hotel room on February 22; authorities are investigating carbon monoxide poisoning as a possible cause, prompting the resort's temporary closure while awaiting further testing and the release of autopsy results.
Belize Hotel Death Investigation: Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Suspected
Three American women died in a Belize hotel room on February 22; authorities are investigating carbon monoxide poisoning as a possible cause, prompting the resort's temporary closure while awaiting further testing and the release of autopsy results.
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40% Bias Score
Major European Football Transfers Shake Up the Game
Real Madrid signs Trent Alexander-Arnold, while Manchester United plans to release up to 10 players, including Marcus Rashford and Casemiro; Real Madrid is also pursuing Nico Williams, whose release clause is €62 million; Barcelona eyes Sandro Tonali and Alexander Isak.
Major European Football Transfers Shake Up the Game
Real Madrid signs Trent Alexander-Arnold, while Manchester United plans to release up to 10 players, including Marcus Rashford and Casemiro; Real Madrid is also pursuing Nico Williams, whose release clause is €62 million; Barcelona eyes Sandro Tonali and Alexander Isak.
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20% Bias Score
Samsung Co-CEO Han Jong-Hee Dies at 63
Samsung Electronics co-CEO Han Jong-Hee died Tuesday at age 63 from a heart attack, leaving the South Korean tech giant to seek a successor amid semiconductor sector challenges and a predicted difficult 2025.
Samsung Co-CEO Han Jong-Hee Dies at 63
Samsung Electronics co-CEO Han Jong-Hee died Tuesday at age 63 from a heart attack, leaving the South Korean tech giant to seek a successor amid semiconductor sector challenges and a predicted difficult 2025.
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20% Bias Score
Tesla's European Sales Plunge 49% Amidst Musk Controversy and Competition
Tesla's European sales dropped 49% year-on-year in January and February to 19,046 vehicles (1.1% market share), despite a 28.4% rise in overall EU electric vehicle registrations, due to Elon Musk's public image and aging models.
Tesla's European Sales Plunge 49% Amidst Musk Controversy and Competition
Tesla's European sales dropped 49% year-on-year in January and February to 19,046 vehicles (1.1% market share), despite a 28.4% rise in overall EU electric vehicle registrations, due to Elon Musk's public image and aging models.
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36% Bias Score
Germany's Bürgergeld Reform: Stricter Rules Face Implementation Challenges
Germany's proposed stricter Bürgergeld rules, including potential housing loss for repeated work refusal, face challenges due to practical limitations and the complex situations of many recipients; currently, 18,000 of 5.5 million recipients face sanctions.
Germany's Bürgergeld Reform: Stricter Rules Face Implementation Challenges
Germany's proposed stricter Bürgergeld rules, including potential housing loss for repeated work refusal, face challenges due to practical limitations and the complex situations of many recipients; currently, 18,000 of 5.5 million recipients face sanctions.
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56% Bias Score
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