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Pope Francis's Burial: A Legacy of Reform and Future Uncertainty
Pope Francis's funeral procession, unprecedented in 125 years, moved his remains from the Vatican to Santa Maria Maggiore Basilica, drawing tens of thousands of mourners. His successor now faces critical decisions on Church modernization, financial issues, and global relations.
Pope Francis's Burial: A Legacy of Reform and Future Uncertainty
Pope Francis's funeral procession, unprecedented in 125 years, moved his remains from the Vatican to Santa Maria Maggiore Basilica, drawing tens of thousands of mourners. His successor now faces critical decisions on Church modernization, financial issues, and global relations.
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44% Bias Score
World's Smallest Artificial Heart Successfully Implanted in Chinese Child
A 7-year-old in Wuhan, China, received a 45-gram magnetic levitation artificial heart, the world's smallest, solving a global problem in treating pediatric heart failure after a 5-hour surgery; the child is now stable.
World's Smallest Artificial Heart Successfully Implanted in Chinese Child
A 7-year-old in Wuhan, China, received a 45-gram magnetic levitation artificial heart, the world's smallest, solving a global problem in treating pediatric heart failure after a 5-hour surgery; the child is now stable.
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52% Bias Score
Harvard Scientist Faces Deportation for Undeclared Frog Embryos
Harvard researcher Kseniia Petrova faces deportation after 68 days of detention in Louisiana for undeclared frog embryo samples, highlighting the impact of US immigration policies on scientific research and international collaboration.
Harvard Scientist Faces Deportation for Undeclared Frog Embryos
Harvard researcher Kseniia Petrova faces deportation after 68 days of detention in Louisiana for undeclared frog embryo samples, highlighting the impact of US immigration policies on scientific research and international collaboration.
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36% Bias Score
US-Iran Nuclear Talks Yield Progress, Further Meetings Planned
Following "positive and productive" talks in Oman, the US and Iran will hold further high-level nuclear negotiations in Europe to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons in exchange for sanctions relief, despite ongoing disagreements and IAEA concerns about Iran's uranium enrichment and Natanz f...
US-Iran Nuclear Talks Yield Progress, Further Meetings Planned
Following "positive and productive" talks in Oman, the US and Iran will hold further high-level nuclear negotiations in Europe to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons in exchange for sanctions relief, despite ongoing disagreements and IAEA concerns about Iran's uranium enrichment and Natanz f...
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32% Bias Score
Australia's Election: Misinformation and the Lack of Transparency in Online Political Advertising
The Australian election campaign is characterized by widespread misinformation and a lack of transparency in online political advertising, with parties spending vast sums on targeted videos to influence voters despite a lack of regulation ensuring truthfulness.
Australia's Election: Misinformation and the Lack of Transparency in Online Political Advertising
The Australian election campaign is characterized by widespread misinformation and a lack of transparency in online political advertising, with parties spending vast sums on targeted videos to influence voters despite a lack of regulation ensuring truthfulness.
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44% Bias Score
Tight Races in Australian Federal Election Driven by Local Issues
The Australian federal election in the electorates of Gilmore and Eden-Monaro is highly contested due to local concerns about the cost of living, the impact of recent natural disasters like the 2019-2020 bushfires, and dissatisfaction with established political parties. The races involve multiple ca...
Tight Races in Australian Federal Election Driven by Local Issues
The Australian federal election in the electorates of Gilmore and Eden-Monaro is highly contested due to local concerns about the cost of living, the impact of recent natural disasters like the 2019-2020 bushfires, and dissatisfaction with established political parties. The races involve multiple ca...
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40% Bias Score
India-Pakistan Tensions Soar After Kashmir Massacre
A massacre of 26 Indian tourists in Kashmir triggered a major escalation between India and Pakistan, involving diplomatic sanctions, threats of military action, and the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty, raising fears of a wider conflict involving China and the US.
India-Pakistan Tensions Soar After Kashmir Massacre
A massacre of 26 Indian tourists in Kashmir triggered a major escalation between India and Pakistan, involving diplomatic sanctions, threats of military action, and the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty, raising fears of a wider conflict involving China and the US.
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52% Bias Score
Milwaukee Judge's Arrest Exposes Trump's 100-Day Assault on Checks and Balances
A Milwaukee judge was arrested for allegedly obstructing the arrest of an immigrant, highlighting President Trump's 100-day pattern of intimidation against perceived opponents, including immigrants, universities, and media outlets, using over 130 executive orders to challenge legal norms and interna...
Milwaukee Judge's Arrest Exposes Trump's 100-Day Assault on Checks and Balances
A Milwaukee judge was arrested for allegedly obstructing the arrest of an immigrant, highlighting President Trump's 100-day pattern of intimidation against perceived opponents, including immigrants, universities, and media outlets, using over 130 executive orders to challenge legal norms and interna...
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60% Bias Score
US, Iran Conclude Positive but Cautious Nuclear Talks
The US and Iran concluded positive but cautious talks on Iran's nuclear program in Oman on Saturday, with further discussions planned in Europe; key disagreements remain on uranium enrichment.
US, Iran Conclude Positive but Cautious Nuclear Talks
The US and Iran concluded positive but cautious talks on Iran's nuclear program in Oman on Saturday, with further discussions planned in Europe; key disagreements remain on uranium enrichment.
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48% Bias Score
Canadian Election: Liberals and Conservatives Offer Contrasting Policy Platforms
The Canadian federal election on April 28th presents voters with stark policy choices between the Liberals and Conservatives on housing, crime, fiscal policy, and national defense, revealing contrasting priorities and potential future impacts for the nation.
Canadian Election: Liberals and Conservatives Offer Contrasting Policy Platforms
The Canadian federal election on April 28th presents voters with stark policy choices between the Liberals and Conservatives on housing, crime, fiscal policy, and national defense, revealing contrasting priorities and potential future impacts for the nation.
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48% Bias Score
Trump-Zelenskyy Vatican Meeting: Potential Shift on Ukraine War
During Pope Francis's funeral, Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy met at the Vatican, with Trump subsequently suggesting that Putin's attacks on civilian areas indicate a lack of desire to end the war. The meeting, though brief and preceded by significant tension, offered a path to de-escalation, ...
Trump-Zelenskyy Vatican Meeting: Potential Shift on Ukraine War
During Pope Francis's funeral, Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy met at the Vatican, with Trump subsequently suggesting that Putin's attacks on civilian areas indicate a lack of desire to end the war. The meeting, though brief and preceded by significant tension, offered a path to de-escalation, ...
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52% Bias Score
Mexico's Sheinbaum Faces Backlash Over Controversial Telecommunications Law"
Mexico's President Sheinbaum is facing criticism for a proposed telecommunications law that would grant the government significant control over internet and broadcasting, raising concerns about censorship and limiting press freedom. This follows a pattern of increased government control over public ...
Mexico's Sheinbaum Faces Backlash Over Controversial Telecommunications Law"
Mexico's President Sheinbaum is facing criticism for a proposed telecommunications law that would grant the government significant control over internet and broadcasting, raising concerns about censorship and limiting press freedom. This follows a pattern of increased government control over public ...
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68% Bias Score
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