April 2025
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IRS Audit Rates and Staffing Shortages Raise Taxpayer Concerns
Between 2013 and 2021, the IRS audited less than 1% of tax returns; however, audit rates varied significantly by income, with higher rates for high-income earners and those claiming the Earned Income Tax Credit. Recent staff cuts and increased AI use raise concerns about future audit effectiveness a...
IRS Audit Rates and Staffing Shortages Raise Taxpayer Concerns
Between 2013 and 2021, the IRS audited less than 1% of tax returns; however, audit rates varied significantly by income, with higher rates for high-income earners and those claiming the Earned Income Tax Credit. Recent staff cuts and increased AI use raise concerns about future audit effectiveness a...
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40% Bias Score
Bayrou's 'Work More' Claim Ignores Deeper French Economic Issues
French Prime Minister François Bayrou attributes France's economic challenges to insufficient work hours, a claim refuted by data showing French employed workers' annual hours exceed those in several neighboring countries; deeper issues like underinvestment and skill gaps are highlighted as more imp...
Bayrou's 'Work More' Claim Ignores Deeper French Economic Issues
French Prime Minister François Bayrou attributes France's economic challenges to insufficient work hours, a claim refuted by data showing French employed workers' annual hours exceed those in several neighboring countries; deeper issues like underinvestment and skill gaps are highlighted as more imp...
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44% Bias Score
US Tariffs Threaten Rheinland-Pfalz Economy
Businesses and unions in Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany, are demanding government action to counter the negative impacts of US tariffs, which threaten jobs and economic stability, especially in export-oriented sectors such as pharmaceuticals and automotive parts.
US Tariffs Threaten Rheinland-Pfalz Economy
Businesses and unions in Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany, are demanding government action to counter the negative impacts of US tariffs, which threaten jobs and economic stability, especially in export-oriented sectors such as pharmaceuticals and automotive parts.
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40% Bias Score
Hidden Histories: 105 Colombian Women Writers Unearthed
Pilar Quintana's new collection, the second part of her Biblioteca de Escritoras Colombianas, features 10 anthologies of works by 105 Colombian female writers from the colonial period to mid-20th century, challenging the historical underrepresentation of women in Colombian literature and revealing a...
Hidden Histories: 105 Colombian Women Writers Unearthed
Pilar Quintana's new collection, the second part of her Biblioteca de Escritoras Colombianas, features 10 anthologies of works by 105 Colombian female writers from the colonial period to mid-20th century, challenging the historical underrepresentation of women in Colombian literature and revealing a...
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28% Bias Score
Virginia Lieutenant Governor Candidate Defies Governor's Resignation Demand
Republican John Reid is defying Governor Glenn Youngkin's call to withdraw from the Virginia lieutenant governor race after a sexually explicit Tumblr account, seemingly linked to him, surfaced; Reid denies any connection, citing fabrication due to his sexuality and increased pressure from religious...
Virginia Lieutenant Governor Candidate Defies Governor's Resignation Demand
Republican John Reid is defying Governor Glenn Youngkin's call to withdraw from the Virginia lieutenant governor race after a sexually explicit Tumblr account, seemingly linked to him, surfaced; Reid denies any connection, citing fabrication due to his sexuality and increased pressure from religious...
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60% Bias Score
Chemnitz Crime Thriller: "Die letzte Note" Explores Murder, Missing Violin
In the new ZDF Erzgebirge crime thriller "Die letzte Note", set in Chemnitz, the murder of music teacher Marianne Bach is investigated; her valuable violin is missing, and the case explores past resentments and secrets within the city's music community, referencing Chemnitz's history under communist...
Chemnitz Crime Thriller: "Die letzte Note" Explores Murder, Missing Violin
In the new ZDF Erzgebirge crime thriller "Die letzte Note", set in Chemnitz, the murder of music teacher Marianne Bach is investigated; her valuable violin is missing, and the case explores past resentments and secrets within the city's music community, referencing Chemnitz's history under communist...
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12% Bias Score
Wisconsin Judge Arrested for Allegedly Obstructing Immigrant's Arrest
Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan was arrested on Friday by the FBI and charged with two counts of obstructing and concealing a person from arrest after allegedly helping an undocumented immigrant escape immigration authorities following a domestic violence hearing.
Wisconsin Judge Arrested for Allegedly Obstructing Immigrant's Arrest
Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan was arrested on Friday by the FBI and charged with two counts of obstructing and concealing a person from arrest after allegedly helping an undocumented immigrant escape immigration authorities following a domestic violence hearing.
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36% Bias Score
Rheinland-Pfalz Businesses and Unions Demand Action Against US Tariffs
Businesses and unions in Rheinland-Pfalz are urging the government to take action against US tariffs impacting export-oriented sectors, calling for policies to shift focus to domestic demand and prevent job losses, particularly in the pharmaceutical, chemical, automotive, and food industries.
Rheinland-Pfalz Businesses and Unions Demand Action Against US Tariffs
Businesses and unions in Rheinland-Pfalz are urging the government to take action against US tariffs impacting export-oriented sectors, calling for policies to shift focus to domestic demand and prevent job losses, particularly in the pharmaceutical, chemical, automotive, and food industries.
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40% Bias Score
Brandenburg Municipalities Consider Lawsuit Over Budget Cuts
Brandenburg municipalities are considering a lawsuit against the state's proposed 2025-2026 double budget due to planned funding cuts caused by lower-than-expected tax revenue and reduced payments for housing benefits and family allowances; the head of the Brandenburg Association of Cities and Munic...
Brandenburg Municipalities Consider Lawsuit Over Budget Cuts
Brandenburg municipalities are considering a lawsuit against the state's proposed 2025-2026 double budget due to planned funding cuts caused by lower-than-expected tax revenue and reduced payments for housing benefits and family allowances; the head of the Brandenburg Association of Cities and Munic...
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32% Bias Score
Shedeur Sanders's Unexpected Fall in NFL Draft
Shedeur Sanders, a highly touted quarterback from Colorado, unexpectedly fell to Day 3 of the NFL draft, despite projections of a first-round selection, due to concerns about his arm strength, interview performance, and potential off-field distractions.
Shedeur Sanders's Unexpected Fall in NFL Draft
Shedeur Sanders, a highly touted quarterback from Colorado, unexpectedly fell to Day 3 of the NFL draft, despite projections of a first-round selection, due to concerns about his arm strength, interview performance, and potential off-field distractions.
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40% Bias Score
Ossoff Calls for Trump Impeachment
Senator Jon Ossoff, a Georgia Democrat, publicly supported impeaching President Trump during a Friday town hall near Atlanta, citing the president's sale of access for payments and defiance of a federal court order as impeachable offenses, though acknowledging the current political impossibility of ...
Ossoff Calls for Trump Impeachment
Senator Jon Ossoff, a Georgia Democrat, publicly supported impeaching President Trump during a Friday town hall near Atlanta, citing the president's sale of access for payments and defiance of a federal court order as impeachable offenses, though acknowledging the current political impossibility of ...
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44% Bias Score
Berlin Apartment Construction to Fall Short of Target in 2024
Berlin's new apartment construction may fall to around 15,000 units in 2024, a decrease from previous years and below the 20,000 annual target, due to rising costs, material shortages, and fewer building permits; however, nearly 50,000 units were built over the last three years.
Berlin Apartment Construction to Fall Short of Target in 2024
Berlin's new apartment construction may fall to around 15,000 units in 2024, a decrease from previous years and below the 20,000 annual target, due to rising costs, material shortages, and fewer building permits; however, nearly 50,000 units were built over the last three years.
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36% Bias Score
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