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US Agrees to Participate in G20 Summit in Johannesburg
Following a visit to the United States, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that President Donald Trump agreed to the US's participation in the G20 Summit in Johannesburg in November, ending a period of US boycotts of some G20 meetings hosted by South Africa and aiming to mend strained...
US Agrees to Participate in G20 Summit in Johannesburg
Following a visit to the United States, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that President Donald Trump agreed to the US's participation in the G20 Summit in Johannesburg in November, ending a period of US boycotts of some G20 meetings hosted by South Africa and aiming to mend strained...
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40% Bias Score


Fragmented Medical Training Leads to Preventable Patient Harm
A 78-year-old woman's hip fracture, resulting from a fall caused by medication interactions and a lack of holistic care, highlights flaws in the current medical training system that prioritizes specialization over patient-centered care, leading to preventable adverse events.
Fragmented Medical Training Leads to Preventable Patient Harm
A 78-year-old woman's hip fracture, resulting from a fall caused by medication interactions and a lack of holistic care, highlights flaws in the current medical training system that prioritizes specialization over patient-centered care, leading to preventable adverse events.
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52% Bias Score


Trump's Inconsistent Democracy Policy Damages U.S. Credibility
President Trump's May 2018 meetings in Riyadh and Washington D.C. showcased his inconsistent approach to democracy; he praised Saudi Arabia's human rights record while falsely accusing South Africa of genocide, undermining U.S. credibility and global influence.
Trump's Inconsistent Democracy Policy Damages U.S. Credibility
President Trump's May 2018 meetings in Riyadh and Washington D.C. showcased his inconsistent approach to democracy; he praised Saudi Arabia's human rights record while falsely accusing South Africa of genocide, undermining U.S. credibility and global influence.
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56% Bias Score


Greece Fires Official Amidst EU Farm Fraud Probe
The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) is investigating a multi-million euro agricultural subsidy fraud in Greece, uncovering evidence of funds being improperly distributed for non-existent work or land; after a tense standoff with Greek agency OPEKEPE, which involved physical resistance and...
Greece Fires Official Amidst EU Farm Fraud Probe
The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) is investigating a multi-million euro agricultural subsidy fraud in Greece, uncovering evidence of funds being improperly distributed for non-existent work or land; after a tense standoff with Greek agency OPEKEPE, which involved physical resistance and...
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44% Bias Score


Car Drives into Liverpool Championship Celebration Crowd, 27 Injured
A car drove into a crowd celebrating Liverpool FC's championship win on Monday, injuring 27 people, two critically, and leading to the arrest of a 53-year-old man. Police are investigating the motive, ruling out terrorism.
Car Drives into Liverpool Championship Celebration Crowd, 27 Injured
A car drove into a crowd celebrating Liverpool FC's championship win on Monday, injuring 27 people, two critically, and leading to the arrest of a 53-year-old man. Police are investigating the motive, ruling out terrorism.
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44% Bias Score


Mongolian PM Faces No-Confidence Vote Amidst Son's Lavish Spending Allegations
Amidst allegations of lavish spending by his son, Mongolian Prime Minister Oyun-Erdene Luvsannamsrai faces a vote of no confidence, potentially destabilizing the 10-month-old coalition government and jeopardizing economic reforms, amidst concerns that the opposition are seeking to sideline parliamen...
Mongolian PM Faces No-Confidence Vote Amidst Son's Lavish Spending Allegations
Amidst allegations of lavish spending by his son, Mongolian Prime Minister Oyun-Erdene Luvsannamsrai faces a vote of no confidence, potentially destabilizing the 10-month-old coalition government and jeopardizing economic reforms, amidst concerns that the opposition are seeking to sideline parliamen...
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52% Bias Score

Fenix Museum Opens in Rotterdam, Showcasing Human Migration
The Fenix Museum in Rotterdam opened on May 16th, showcasing the universal theme of human migration through a collection of 2,000 suitcases, photographs, and art, situated in a historic port warehouse from which millions emigrated to the Americas.

Fenix Museum Opens in Rotterdam, Showcasing Human Migration
The Fenix Museum in Rotterdam opened on May 16th, showcasing the universal theme of human migration through a collection of 2,000 suitcases, photographs, and art, situated in a historic port warehouse from which millions emigrated to the Americas.
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36% Bias Score

DB to Integrate into Unified European Train Ticket System by 2026
The Deutsche Bahn will integrate into a unified European train ticket system by the end of 2026, selling tickets from all major neighboring countries' railways through its website and app, addressing the current complexities of cross-border train travel and building upon a 22% increase in long-dista...

DB to Integrate into Unified European Train Ticket System by 2026
The Deutsche Bahn will integrate into a unified European train ticket system by the end of 2026, selling tickets from all major neighboring countries' railways through its website and app, addressing the current complexities of cross-border train travel and building upon a 22% increase in long-dista...
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40% Bias Score

Trial Begins for Solingen Terrorist Attack
The trial of Issa al H., accused of a triple homicide and ten attempted murders at Solingen's 650th anniversary festival on August 23, 2024, begins in Düsseldorf; the attack, claimed by ISIS, prompted security measures and raised questions about Germany's asylum and deportation processes.

Trial Begins for Solingen Terrorist Attack
The trial of Issa al H., accused of a triple homicide and ten attempted murders at Solingen's 650th anniversary festival on August 23, 2024, begins in Düsseldorf; the attack, claimed by ISIS, prompted security measures and raised questions about Germany's asylum and deportation processes.
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36% Bias Score

EU Farm Ministers Reject Plan to Restructure Agricultural Funding
European agriculture ministers are vehemently opposing the European Commission's plan to merge the €386.6 billion Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) into a broader EU funding model, fearing it would destabilize farm funding and reduce their control over agricultural spending; this comes just weeks bef...

EU Farm Ministers Reject Plan to Restructure Agricultural Funding
European agriculture ministers are vehemently opposing the European Commission's plan to merge the €386.6 billion Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) into a broader EU funding model, fearing it would destabilize farm funding and reduce their control over agricultural spending; this comes just weeks bef...
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48% Bias Score

PSG's Champions League Final Appearance: A Result of Strategic Change
Former Bayern Munich CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge credits Paris Saint-Germain's Champions League final appearance to a payroll reduction, team cohesion, and the hiring of Luis Enrique; PSG faces Inter Milan in the final.

PSG's Champions League Final Appearance: A Result of Strategic Change
Former Bayern Munich CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge credits Paris Saint-Germain's Champions League final appearance to a payroll reduction, team cohesion, and the hiring of Luis Enrique; PSG faces Inter Milan in the final.
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52% Bias Score

Misdiagnosed Verruca Reveals Advanced Melanoma, Underscoring Rising UK Cancer Rates
A 57-year-old man's foot lesion, initially misdiagnosed as a verruca, was later revealed as stage-three malignant melanoma, highlighting challenges in melanoma diagnosis and the importance of early detection, particularly given the rising rates of this deadliest form of skin cancer in the UK.

Misdiagnosed Verruca Reveals Advanced Melanoma, Underscoring Rising UK Cancer Rates
A 57-year-old man's foot lesion, initially misdiagnosed as a verruca, was later revealed as stage-three malignant melanoma, highlighting challenges in melanoma diagnosis and the importance of early detection, particularly given the rising rates of this deadliest form of skin cancer in the UK.
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28% Bias Score
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