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€334 Million in Damages from Severe Hailstorm in Île-de-France
A severe hailstorm in Île-de-France, France on May 3rd caused €334 million in damages, primarily affecting automobiles (€196 million) and homes (€117 million), exceeding the average six-month cost of hailstorms nationwide.
€334 Million in Damages from Severe Hailstorm in Île-de-France
A severe hailstorm in Île-de-France, France on May 3rd caused €334 million in damages, primarily affecting automobiles (€196 million) and homes (€117 million), exceeding the average six-month cost of hailstorms nationwide.
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48% Bias Score
Canadian CEOs Call for Major Defense Investment
Canadian CEOs from Bombardier, ATCO, and OMERS are urging the federal government to significantly increase defense spending, citing potential economic benefits and improved national security. They emphasize the need for collaboration and highlight Canada's past underinvestment and participation in t...
Canadian CEOs Call for Major Defense Investment
Canadian CEOs from Bombardier, ATCO, and OMERS are urging the federal government to significantly increase defense spending, citing potential economic benefits and improved national security. They emphasize the need for collaboration and highlight Canada's past underinvestment and participation in t...
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40% Bias Score
B.C.'s Supportive Housing Policy Under Fire Amidst Victoria's Addiction Crisis
A Globe and Mail investigation revealed that B.C.'s supportive housing units allow drug use, leading to increased crime and contradicting claims that they save lives; Victoria's leaders are calling for more provincial funding and a change in policy.
B.C.'s Supportive Housing Policy Under Fire Amidst Victoria's Addiction Crisis
A Globe and Mail investigation revealed that B.C.'s supportive housing units allow drug use, leading to increased crime and contradicting claims that they save lives; Victoria's leaders are calling for more provincial funding and a change in policy.
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60% Bias Score
UK Economic Growth Lags 25 Percent Behind Pre-Crisis Trend
The UK's economic growth is lagging 25 percent below pre-Great Financial Crisis trends due to underinvestment, skills gaps, and deteriorating health, according to the IMF, despite government initiatives.
UK Economic Growth Lags 25 Percent Behind Pre-Crisis Trend
The UK's economic growth is lagging 25 percent below pre-Great Financial Crisis trends due to underinvestment, skills gaps, and deteriorating health, according to the IMF, despite government initiatives.
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52% Bias Score
V&A East Storehouse: Unprecedented Public Access to 250,000 Artifacts
The V&A's new £65 million East Storehouse in London's Olympic Park provides unprecedented public access to 250,000 artifacts, showcasing conservation efforts and featuring a striking display of Robin Hood Gardens remnants alongside historical pieces, highlighting the museum's evolving role.
V&A East Storehouse: Unprecedented Public Access to 250,000 Artifacts
The V&A's new £65 million East Storehouse in London's Olympic Park provides unprecedented public access to 250,000 artifacts, showcasing conservation efforts and featuring a striking display of Robin Hood Gardens remnants alongside historical pieces, highlighting the museum's evolving role.
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40% Bias Score
Genoa Election: Left's Loss Highlights Leadership Crisis
In the recent Genoa municipal elections, the left-wing coalition lost to the right-wing candidate Marco Bucci despite Genoa's historical left-leaning political alignment. This loss is attributed to the left's weak leadership and Bucci's appeal as a businessman, mirroring a broader national trend fav...
Genoa Election: Left's Loss Highlights Leadership Crisis
In the recent Genoa municipal elections, the left-wing coalition lost to the right-wing candidate Marco Bucci despite Genoa's historical left-leaning political alignment. This loss is attributed to the left's weak leadership and Bucci's appeal as a businessman, mirroring a broader national trend fav...
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60% Bias Score
French Health Insurance Faces €22.1 Billion Deficit Amidst Unrecovered Medical Payments
France's national health insurance faces a €22.1 billion deficit in 2025, largely due to €1.5 billion in unrecovered medical co-pays and deductibles stemming from a 2020 suspension and subsequent limitations on recovery efforts, according to a Court of Auditors report.
French Health Insurance Faces €22.1 Billion Deficit Amidst Unrecovered Medical Payments
France's national health insurance faces a €22.1 billion deficit in 2025, largely due to €1.5 billion in unrecovered medical co-pays and deductibles stemming from a 2020 suspension and subsequent limitations on recovery efforts, according to a Court of Auditors report.
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44% Bias Score
Canadian Government's Budget-Cutting Plan Sparks Labor Concerns
The Canadian government plans to balance its operating budget over three years by cutting waste, capping the public service, and improving public sector productivity using technology, sparking concerns from labor leaders about potential service cuts and lack of specifics.
Canadian Government's Budget-Cutting Plan Sparks Labor Concerns
The Canadian government plans to balance its operating budget over three years by cutting waste, capping the public service, and improving public sector productivity using technology, sparking concerns from labor leaders about potential service cuts and lack of specifics.
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44% Bias Score
Toronto Invests \$2.1 Million in Festival Security Enhancements
Toronto is investing \$2.1 million to enhance security at festivals following a hostile vehicle attack at a Vancouver festival, aiming to prevent similar incidents and create a safer environment for attendees. A new non-profit organization will help festival organizers share resources.
Toronto Invests \$2.1 Million in Festival Security Enhancements
Toronto is investing \$2.1 million to enhance security at festivals following a hostile vehicle attack at a Vancouver festival, aiming to prevent similar incidents and create a safer environment for attendees. A new non-profit organization will help festival organizers share resources.
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24% Bias Score
Delayed Inquest into Tenerife Raver's Death Highlights Witness Location Issues
An inquest into the death of Jay Slater, a young man who died in Tenerife after a night out, was delayed due to the initial unavailability of key witnesses, Lucy Law and Ayab Qassim, who have since stated they were unaware of the inquest. The incident highlights challenges in investigations involvin...
Delayed Inquest into Tenerife Raver's Death Highlights Witness Location Issues
An inquest into the death of Jay Slater, a young man who died in Tenerife after a night out, was delayed due to the initial unavailability of key witnesses, Lucy Law and Ayab Qassim, who have since stated they were unaware of the inquest. The incident highlights challenges in investigations involvin...
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40% Bias Score
Australian Airfares Drop 12 Percent Amidst Increased Competition and Lower Fuel Costs
Domestic Australian economy airfares decreased by 12 percent ($29) in early 2025 due to cheaper jet fuel and increased seat availability, with further price drops expected; however, the 'golden triangle' route remained relatively stable due to high demand.
Australian Airfares Drop 12 Percent Amidst Increased Competition and Lower Fuel Costs
Domestic Australian economy airfares decreased by 12 percent ($29) in early 2025 due to cheaper jet fuel and increased seat availability, with further price drops expected; however, the 'golden triangle' route remained relatively stable due to high demand.
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40% Bias Score
European Stocks Outperform US Peers Amidst Structural Challenges
European stocks are outperforming US stocks in 2024, fueled by strong markets in Germany, Italy, and Spain, after a decade of US tech dominance. However, structural issues like M&A obstacles and tariffs continue to hinder competitiveness.
European Stocks Outperform US Peers Amidst Structural Challenges
European stocks are outperforming US stocks in 2024, fueled by strong markets in Germany, Italy, and Spain, after a decade of US tech dominance. However, structural issues like M&A obstacles and tariffs continue to hinder competitiveness.
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44% Bias Score
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