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Nvidia's Valuation Surge: A Boon for Retirement Savers
Nvidia's \$4 trillion valuation and Jensen Huang's \$143 billion stake highlight increasing wealth inequality, yet this benefits average retirement savers through broad market index funds and ETFs that concentrate ownership in high-growth companies.
Nvidia's Valuation Surge: A Boon for Retirement Savers
Nvidia's \$4 trillion valuation and Jensen Huang's \$143 billion stake highlight increasing wealth inequality, yet this benefits average retirement savers through broad market index funds and ETFs that concentrate ownership in high-growth companies.
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76% Bias Score
Tisza Party Consultation Shows Strong Public Support for Change in Hungary
The Tisza Party's "Voice of the Nation" consultation, concluding March 15th, saw 1,137,266 votes on 13 issues, with 58.18% supporting Ukraine's EU membership and over 90% supporting most other proposals; leader Magyar Péter believes this demonstrates public support for systemic change and the possib...
Tisza Party Consultation Shows Strong Public Support for Change in Hungary
The Tisza Party's "Voice of the Nation" consultation, concluding March 15th, saw 1,137,266 votes on 13 issues, with 58.18% supporting Ukraine's EU membership and over 90% supporting most other proposals; leader Magyar Péter believes this demonstrates public support for systemic change and the possib...
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64% Bias Score
\$20 Million Spent on Cancelled Westmead School Project
The NSW government cancelled plans for a second primary school in Westmead, diverting \$20,485,000 already spent and an additional \$953,000 for upgrades to existing schools, citing enrollment data, despite projected population growth and the success of private schools in the area.
\$20 Million Spent on Cancelled Westmead School Project
The NSW government cancelled plans for a second primary school in Westmead, diverting \$20,485,000 already spent and an additional \$953,000 for upgrades to existing schools, citing enrollment data, despite projected population growth and the success of private schools in the area.
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52% Bias Score
Chesapeake Osprey Decline Linked to Menhaden Shortage
A decline in the Chesapeake Bay osprey population, linked to reduced menhaden availability, has sparked conflict between conservationists and the fishing industry, prompting the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission to explore potential management solutions to protect this vital fish.
Chesapeake Osprey Decline Linked to Menhaden Shortage
A decline in the Chesapeake Bay osprey population, linked to reduced menhaden availability, has sparked conflict between conservationists and the fishing industry, prompting the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission to explore potential management solutions to protect this vital fish.
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40% Bias Score
Kelowna Crane Collapse: Four Years of Delays in Justice and Accountability
Four years after a crane collapse in Kelowna, B.C., killed five people, their families and the construction industry await answers from WorkSafeBC and prosecutors, with the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 115 demanding a criminal trial and transparency.
Kelowna Crane Collapse: Four Years of Delays in Justice and Accountability
Four years after a crane collapse in Kelowna, B.C., killed five people, their families and the construction industry await answers from WorkSafeBC and prosecutors, with the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 115 demanding a criminal trial and transparency.
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40% Bias Score
Spain Wins Euro Cup Group Stage Despite Subpar Performance
Spain defeated Italy 3-1 in their final Euro Cup group stage match in Bern, securing a perfect 3-0 record and advancing to the quarterfinals despite a less impressive performance than previous matches.
Spain Wins Euro Cup Group Stage Despite Subpar Performance
Spain defeated Italy 3-1 in their final Euro Cup group stage match in Bern, securing a perfect 3-0 record and advancing to the quarterfinals despite a less impressive performance than previous matches.
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24% Bias Score
State-Level "DOGE" Programs: Cost-Cutting or Political Tool?
At least 26 states have launched "DOGE" (Department of Government Efficiency) programs, mirroring President Trump's initiative, to cut costs; however, critics argue these efforts often duplicate existing processes and serve political agendas, potentially hindering effective governance and public tru...
State-Level "DOGE" Programs: Cost-Cutting or Political Tool?
At least 26 states have launched "DOGE" (Department of Government Efficiency) programs, mirroring President Trump's initiative, to cut costs; however, critics argue these efforts often duplicate existing processes and serve political agendas, potentially hindering effective governance and public tru...
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52% Bias Score
Death of German Diplomat Werner Daum in Albania
German diplomat Werner Daum, who died in Albania on July 12, 2025, was the first West German diplomat to open the FRG embassy in communist Albania in 1987, actively defying his government's orders to shelter over 3,000 Albanian asylum seekers in 1990.
Death of German Diplomat Werner Daum in Albania
German diplomat Werner Daum, who died in Albania on July 12, 2025, was the first West German diplomat to open the FRG embassy in communist Albania in 1987, actively defying his government's orders to shelter over 3,000 Albanian asylum seekers in 1990.
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32% Bias Score
Australian Women Farmers: Art, Agriculture, and a Growing Cultural Shift
The article spotlights three Australian women who combine farming with artistic pursuits, highlighting the growing visibility and contributions of women in agriculture, a sector where they were previously statistically invisible.
Australian Women Farmers: Art, Agriculture, and a Growing Cultural Shift
The article spotlights three Australian women who combine farming with artistic pursuits, highlighting the growing visibility and contributions of women in agriculture, a sector where they were previously statistically invisible.
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40% Bias Score
Massive Underground Complex Discovered Beneath Giza Sphinx
Italian researchers claim to have found a massive shaft leading to the Sphinx and two deep chambers beneath it using Doppler tomography, suggesting a vast underground city predating the dynastic era and potentially rewriting ancient Egyptian history.
Massive Underground Complex Discovered Beneath Giza Sphinx
Italian researchers claim to have found a massive shaft leading to the Sphinx and two deep chambers beneath it using Doppler tomography, suggesting a vast underground city predating the dynastic era and potentially rewriting ancient Egyptian history.
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52% Bias Score
Italy's Right-Wing Government Launches New Encyclopedia Amidst Rai's Cultural Stagnation
The Italian right-wing government unexpectedly launched a new Italian Encyclopedia project, defying expectations and sparking controversy; simultaneously, the Rai, Italy's largest cultural institution, suffers from internal conflicts, hindering its potential for cultural impact, while new educationa...
Italy's Right-Wing Government Launches New Encyclopedia Amidst Rai's Cultural Stagnation
The Italian right-wing government unexpectedly launched a new Italian Encyclopedia project, defying expectations and sparking controversy; simultaneously, the Rai, Italy's largest cultural institution, suffers from internal conflicts, hindering its potential for cultural impact, while new educationa...
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60% Bias Score
Algarrobico Hotel Demolition Delayed: Municipal Vote Offers Alternative Path
Despite February 2024 promises, the illegally built Algarrobico hotel in Cabo de Gata, Spain, persists; a recent municipal vote to review the 2003 building permit offers a potentially faster demolition path than the government's expropriation efforts.
Algarrobico Hotel Demolition Delayed: Municipal Vote Offers Alternative Path
Despite February 2024 promises, the illegally built Algarrobico hotel in Cabo de Gata, Spain, persists; a recent municipal vote to review the 2003 building permit offers a potentially faster demolition path than the government's expropriation efforts.
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52% Bias Score
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