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ICAC Investigates NSW School Building Contract Corruption Allegations
The NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) is investigating allegations of corruption against former Schools Infrastructure NSW chief executive Anthony Manning and other staff, focusing on a $39 million contract awarded to APP that was later cancelled, raising concerns about procuremen...
ICAC Investigates NSW School Building Contract Corruption Allegations
The NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) is investigating allegations of corruption against former Schools Infrastructure NSW chief executive Anthony Manning and other staff, focusing on a $39 million contract awarded to APP that was later cancelled, raising concerns about procuremen...
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56% Bias Score
Clerky: Streamlining Legal Processes for High-Growth Startups
Clerky, an online legal service founded by former startup attorneys, helps high-growth startups avoid costly legal mistakes by providing tools aligned with top law firms' best practices; its clients have raised over \$100 billion in funding and boast a collective valuation exceeding \$500 billion.
Clerky: Streamlining Legal Processes for High-Growth Startups
Clerky, an online legal service founded by former startup attorneys, helps high-growth startups avoid costly legal mistakes by providing tools aligned with top law firms' best practices; its clients have raised over \$100 billion in funding and boast a collective valuation exceeding \$500 billion.
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48% Bias Score
Perplexity's Android App Exposed: Critical Security Flaws Revealed
Perplexity's Android app, offering AI search and assistant capabilities, has been found to contain critical security flaws, including hardcoded secrets and susceptibility to task hijacking and network-based attacks, exposing users to data theft and the company to revenue loss, despite a recent \$1 m...
Perplexity's Android App Exposed: Critical Security Flaws Revealed
Perplexity's Android app, offering AI search and assistant capabilities, has been found to contain critical security flaws, including hardcoded secrets and susceptibility to task hijacking and network-based attacks, exposing users to data theft and the company to revenue loss, despite a recent \$1 m...
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40% Bias Score
Trump Administration Replaces COVID-19 Websites with "Lab Leak" Page
The Trump administration replaced federal COVID-19 websites with a White House page promoting the "lab leak" theory, eliminating access to testing resources and removing related signage from federal buildings, aligning with a Republican-led committee's report.
Trump Administration Replaces COVID-19 Websites with "Lab Leak" Page
The Trump administration replaced federal COVID-19 websites with a White House page promoting the "lab leak" theory, eliminating access to testing resources and removing related signage from federal buildings, aligning with a Republican-led committee's report.
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60% Bias Score
Trump Administration Reclassifies 50,000 Federal Workers as 'At-Will' Employees
The Trump administration is implementing a new rule reclassifying roughly 50,000 career civil servants as "at-will" employees to expedite removal of underperforming or disloyal workers, impacting policy-making roles and potentially altering government operations.
Trump Administration Reclassifies 50,000 Federal Workers as 'At-Will' Employees
The Trump administration is implementing a new rule reclassifying roughly 50,000 career civil servants as "at-will" employees to expedite removal of underperforming or disloyal workers, impacting policy-making roles and potentially altering government operations.
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52% Bias Score
Surge in 287(g) Agreements Expands Immigration Enforcement
As of April 17, 2025, 456 agreements between ICE and local agencies allow local law enforcement to perform immigration duties, a three-fold increase since December 2024, driven by the Trump administration's efforts to expand the 287(g) program despite concerns about racial profiling and community re...
Surge in 287(g) Agreements Expands Immigration Enforcement
As of April 17, 2025, 456 agreements between ICE and local agencies allow local law enforcement to perform immigration duties, a three-fold increase since December 2024, driven by the Trump administration's efforts to expand the 287(g) program despite concerns about racial profiling and community re...
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52% Bias Score
Fizz's Organic Growth: 50% Increase in Daily Active Users in Three Weeks
Fizz, a pseudonymous hyperlocal app initially popular on college campuses, expanded nationally in five months, achieving a 50% increase in daily active users and nearly doubling content creation, all without marketing spending.
Fizz's Organic Growth: 50% Increase in Daily Active Users in Three Weeks
Fizz, a pseudonymous hyperlocal app initially popular on college campuses, expanded nationally in five months, achieving a 50% increase in daily active users and nearly doubling content creation, all without marketing spending.
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60% Bias Score
Record Low US Financial Literacy Underscores Leadership Imperative
The 2024 TIAA Institute-GFLEC Personal Finance Index shows U.S. financial literacy at an all-time low of 48%, impacting leadership effectiveness and highlighting the need for accessible financial education, as advocated by Dasha Kennedy's The Broke Black Girl initiative.
Record Low US Financial Literacy Underscores Leadership Imperative
The 2024 TIAA Institute-GFLEC Personal Finance Index shows U.S. financial literacy at an all-time low of 48%, impacting leadership effectiveness and highlighting the need for accessible financial education, as advocated by Dasha Kennedy's The Broke Black Girl initiative.
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24% Bias Score
FDA Inspection Delays After Staff Cuts Under Kennedy Jr."
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s decision to eliminate thousands of jobs from federal health agencies, including support staff for FDA inspectors, is causing significant delays and disruptions to food and drug safety inspections, potentially endangering public health.
FDA Inspection Delays After Staff Cuts Under Kennedy Jr."
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s decision to eliminate thousands of jobs from federal health agencies, including support staff for FDA inspectors, is causing significant delays and disruptions to food and drug safety inspections, potentially endangering public health.
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40% Bias Score
Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Deportations to Third Countries Without Due Process
U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy issued an injunction Friday blocking the Trump administration from deporting non-citizens to countries other than their origin without due process, citing potential human rights violations, and requiring written notice and a meaningful opportunity to raise safety con...
Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Deportations to Third Countries Without Due Process
U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy issued an injunction Friday blocking the Trump administration from deporting non-citizens to countries other than their origin without due process, citing potential human rights violations, and requiring written notice and a meaningful opportunity to raise safety con...
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28% Bias Score
Illinois Man Charged with Hate Crimes in DePaul University Attack
Adam Erkan, a 20-year-old Illinois man, was charged with four felonies, including hate crimes, for a violent attack on two Jewish students advocating for Israel at DePaul University on November 6, 2023; one student suffered a brain injury, the other a fractured wrist; a second suspect remains at lar...
Illinois Man Charged with Hate Crimes in DePaul University Attack
Adam Erkan, a 20-year-old Illinois man, was charged with four felonies, including hate crimes, for a violent attack on two Jewish students advocating for Israel at DePaul University on November 6, 2023; one student suffered a brain injury, the other a fractured wrist; a second suspect remains at lar...
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40% Bias Score
Venue Change Ordered in Apalachee High School Shooting Case
A Georgia judge ordered a change of venue for the trial of Colin Gray, father of Colt Gray, accused of the Apalachee High School shooting that killed four and injured nine; both the prosecution and defense agreed due to concerns about community impact and jury impartiality.
Venue Change Ordered in Apalachee High School Shooting Case
A Georgia judge ordered a change of venue for the trial of Colin Gray, father of Colt Gray, accused of the Apalachee High School shooting that killed four and injured nine; both the prosecution and defense agreed due to concerns about community impact and jury impartiality.
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40% Bias Score
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