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Painless Nanopatch Revolutionizes Disease Diagnosis with Real-Time Molecular Analysis
King's College London researchers created a nanopatch with nano-needles a thousand times thinner than a human hair that extracts molecular information from tissue without causing pain or damage, enabling real-time disease monitoring and repeated sampling, as published in Nature Nanotechnology.
Painless Nanopatch Revolutionizes Disease Diagnosis with Real-Time Molecular Analysis
King's College London researchers created a nanopatch with nano-needles a thousand times thinner than a human hair that extracts molecular information from tissue without causing pain or damage, enabling real-time disease monitoring and repeated sampling, as published in Nature Nanotechnology.
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52% Bias Score
ABC News Fires Correspondent for Criticizing Stephen Miller
ABC News fired Terry Moran for calling Stephen Miller "richly endowed with the capacity for hatred" on social media; Moran defended his comments, citing their truthfulness, while the network cited a policy against subjective attacks.
ABC News Fires Correspondent for Criticizing Stephen Miller
ABC News fired Terry Moran for calling Stephen Miller "richly endowed with the capacity for hatred" on social media; Moran defended his comments, citing their truthfulness, while the network cited a policy against subjective attacks.
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40% Bias Score
G7 Condemns Iran, Urges De-escalation in Israel-Iran Conflict
The G7 summit in Kananaskis, Canada, issued a statement condemning Iran as the main source of instability and terrorism in the Middle East, urging a de-escalation of tensions and a ceasefire in Gaza while acknowledging Israel's right to self-defense; the statement also addresses potential impacts on...
G7 Condemns Iran, Urges De-escalation in Israel-Iran Conflict
The G7 summit in Kananaskis, Canada, issued a statement condemning Iran as the main source of instability and terrorism in the Middle East, urging a de-escalation of tensions and a ceasefire in Gaza while acknowledging Israel's right to self-defense; the statement also addresses potential impacts on...
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44% Bias Score
Spain's Power Outage Report Released Amidst Corruption Scandal
Spain's April 28th, 2025, nationwide power outage prompted an accelerated government investigation, releasing a report detailing the event's causes and solutions amidst a concurrent political corruption scandal.
Spain's Power Outage Report Released Amidst Corruption Scandal
Spain's April 28th, 2025, nationwide power outage prompted an accelerated government investigation, releasing a report detailing the event's causes and solutions amidst a concurrent political corruption scandal.
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Power Outage: Red Eléctrica Faces Criticism
A major power outage hit Spain on April 28th, affecting 10 of 16 main power plants due to a 25,000 MW peak demand coinciding with France's interconnection being in export mode, prompting criticism of Red Eléctrica's management and leading to anticipated lawsuits.
Spanish Power Outage: Red Eléctrica Faces Criticism
A major power outage hit Spain on April 28th, affecting 10 of 16 main power plants due to a 25,000 MW peak demand coinciding with France's interconnection being in export mode, prompting criticism of Red Eléctrica's management and leading to anticipated lawsuits.
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52% Bias Score
Los Angeles Curfew Shortened After Week of Immigration Raid Protests
Following a week of protests in Los Angeles sparked by Donald Trump's immigration raids, Mayor Karen Bass reduced the city's curfew by two hours due to decreased violence after 575 arrests and $16.9 million in city expenses, including a lawsuit against the LAPD for alleged police brutality against j...
Los Angeles Curfew Shortened After Week of Immigration Raid Protests
Following a week of protests in Los Angeles sparked by Donald Trump's immigration raids, Mayor Karen Bass reduced the city's curfew by two hours due to decreased violence after 575 arrests and $16.9 million in city expenses, including a lawsuit against the LAPD for alleged police brutality against j...
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60% Bias Score
Pacific Journalists Face Defamation Lawsuits, Threatening Press Freedom
The Pacific faces a critical moment for press freedom as journalists face expensive defamation lawsuits, threatening their financial survival and potentially silencing critical reporting, with cases in Palau, Samoa and Papua New Guinea highlighting the issue.
Pacific Journalists Face Defamation Lawsuits, Threatening Press Freedom
The Pacific faces a critical moment for press freedom as journalists face expensive defamation lawsuits, threatening their financial survival and potentially silencing critical reporting, with cases in Palau, Samoa and Papua New Guinea highlighting the issue.
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44% Bias Score
Five Eurozone Powers Demand Major Eurogroup Reforms
Five major Eurozone nations—France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, and Spain—demand significant Eurogroup reforms from its next president, focusing on improved efficiency, clearer division of labor with Ecofin, faster implementation of the savings and investment union, banking union, and the euro digi...
Five Eurozone Powers Demand Major Eurogroup Reforms
Five major Eurozone nations—France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, and Spain—demand significant Eurogroup reforms from its next president, focusing on improved efficiency, clearer division of labor with Ecofin, faster implementation of the savings and investment union, banking union, and the euro digi...
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44% Bias Score
Just Eat Sues Glovo for €295 Million Over Alleged Unfair Competition
Just Eat is suing Glovo in Barcelona for €295 million, claiming unfair competition because of Glovo's use of independent contractors, which Just Eat argues gives Glovo an illegal cost advantage and larger market share.
Just Eat Sues Glovo for €295 Million Over Alleged Unfair Competition
Just Eat is suing Glovo in Barcelona for €295 million, claiming unfair competition because of Glovo's use of independent contractors, which Just Eat argues gives Glovo an illegal cost advantage and larger market share.
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52% Bias Score
NASA Budget Cuts Jeopardize 19 ESA Space Programs
NASA's proposed 2026 budget cuts threaten 19 joint ESA programs, including LISA, Envision, and NewAthena, potentially delaying research for a decade and jeopardizing Europe's lunar ambitions, forcing a reassessment of its space sovereignty and partnerships.
NASA Budget Cuts Jeopardize 19 ESA Space Programs
NASA's proposed 2026 budget cuts threaten 19 joint ESA programs, including LISA, Envision, and NewAthena, potentially delaying research for a decade and jeopardizing Europe's lunar ambitions, forcing a reassessment of its space sovereignty and partnerships.
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52% Bias Score
Benavides's Attempted Office Seizure Sparks Concerns of Democratic Backsliding in Peru
On Monday, former Peruvian Attorney General Patricia Benavides attempted to forcibly retake her office after being reinstated by the National Justice Board, sparking a standoff with current officials and raising concerns about a potential democratic backsliding.
Benavides's Attempted Office Seizure Sparks Concerns of Democratic Backsliding in Peru
On Monday, former Peruvian Attorney General Patricia Benavides attempted to forcibly retake her office after being reinstated by the National Justice Board, sparking a standoff with current officials and raising concerns about a potential democratic backsliding.
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64% Bias Score
Morales's Road Blockades Fail in Bolivia After Five Deaths
Evo Morales's 15-day road blockades in Bolivia to secure his candidacy for the August elections ended after five deaths during a clash in Llallagua. Union leaders suspended the blockades, shifting to other forms of protest, while the government regained control and nine people were arrested.
Morales's Road Blockades Fail in Bolivia After Five Deaths
Evo Morales's 15-day road blockades in Bolivia to secure his candidacy for the August elections ended after five deaths during a clash in Llallagua. Union leaders suspended the blockades, shifting to other forms of protest, while the government regained control and nine people were arrested.
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52% Bias Score
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