July 2025
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Quito Water Crisis: Landslide Leaves 400,000 Without Water
A landslide in Quito, Ecuador, damaged a major pipeline, leaving 400,000 residents without drinking water for a week, causing widespread disruption, health concerns, and intergovernmental disputes over the emergency response.
Quito Water Crisis: Landslide Leaves 400,000 Without Water
A landslide in Quito, Ecuador, damaged a major pipeline, leaving 400,000 residents without drinking water for a week, causing widespread disruption, health concerns, and intergovernmental disputes over the emergency response.
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28% Bias Score


Trump's Epstein Strategy Backfires, Risks Republican Losses
President Trump's attempt to blame Democrats for the Jeffrey Epstein controversy is backfiring, alienating some Republican supporters and potentially jeopardizing his presidency and the Republican party's standing in the upcoming midterm elections. Public opinion strongly favors the release of all E...
Trump's Epstein Strategy Backfires, Risks Republican Losses
President Trump's attempt to blame Democrats for the Jeffrey Epstein controversy is backfiring, alienating some Republican supporters and potentially jeopardizing his presidency and the Republican party's standing in the upcoming midterm elections. Public opinion strongly favors the release of all E...
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52% Bias Score


First Nations Chiefs Skeptical of Canada's Bill C-5, Demand Meaningful Consultation
First Nations chiefs express skepticism towards Bill C-5, a Canadian law expediting major project approvals, due to insufficient consultation before its rapid passage. A last-minute meeting between the chiefs and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau aims to address concerns that the legislation infringes o...
First Nations Chiefs Skeptical of Canada's Bill C-5, Demand Meaningful Consultation
First Nations chiefs express skepticism towards Bill C-5, a Canadian law expediting major project approvals, due to insufficient consultation before its rapid passage. A last-minute meeting between the chiefs and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau aims to address concerns that the legislation infringes o...
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36% Bias Score


Brazil Protests US Tariff Threat, Proposes Negotiations Amid Trade Dispute
The Brazilian government protested a US threat to impose a 50% tariff on all Brazilian exports starting August 1st, citing a $410 billion trade deficit over 15 years and proposing negotiations despite a simultaneous US investigation into alleged unfair Brazilian trade practices.
Brazil Protests US Tariff Threat, Proposes Negotiations Amid Trade Dispute
The Brazilian government protested a US threat to impose a 50% tariff on all Brazilian exports starting August 1st, citing a $410 billion trade deficit over 15 years and proposing negotiations despite a simultaneous US investigation into alleged unfair Brazilian trade practices.
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40% Bias Score


Ukraine Approves Government Reshuffle Amidst War and Legal Challenges
Ukraine's parliament approved the resignation of Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal on July 12th, 2024, and President Zelenskyy nominated Julija Swyrydenko as his replacement, sparking debate about the legality of the move under martial law and raising questions about its long-term impact on Ukraine's gov...
Ukraine Approves Government Reshuffle Amidst War and Legal Challenges
Ukraine's parliament approved the resignation of Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal on July 12th, 2024, and President Zelenskyy nominated Julija Swyrydenko as his replacement, sparking debate about the legality of the move under martial law and raising questions about its long-term impact on Ukraine's gov...
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52% Bias Score


Syria Conflict: Druze-Sunni Clashes, Israeli Airstrikes Complicate Situation
Clashes between Druze and Sunni tribes in Suweida, Syria, resulted in numerous deaths; the central government's intervention further complicated the situation, with Israel launching airstrikes on Syrian forces, killing 111, and presenting itself as a protector of the Druze.
Syria Conflict: Druze-Sunni Clashes, Israeli Airstrikes Complicate Situation
Clashes between Druze and Sunni tribes in Suweida, Syria, resulted in numerous deaths; the central government's intervention further complicated the situation, with Israel launching airstrikes on Syrian forces, killing 111, and presenting itself as a protector of the Druze.
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40% Bias Score

EU Poverty Remains High Despite Slight Decrease
Eurostat reported that over 20% of the EU population faced poverty or social exclusion in 2024, a slight decrease but still alarmingly high, with Bulgaria, Romania, and Greece showing the highest rates, while the Netherlands, Cyprus, and Slovenia had the lowest; women, young adults, and those with l...

EU Poverty Remains High Despite Slight Decrease
Eurostat reported that over 20% of the EU population faced poverty or social exclusion in 2024, a slight decrease but still alarmingly high, with Bulgaria, Romania, and Greece showing the highest rates, while the Netherlands, Cyprus, and Slovenia had the lowest; women, young adults, and those with l...
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36% Bias Score

Earliest Stages of Rocky Planet Formation Directly Observed
Astronomers using the Webb Space Telescope and the European Southern Observatory have, for the first time, directly observed the earliest stages of rocky planet formation around the young star HOPS-315, 1,370 light-years from Earth, detecting the condensation of silicon monoxide gas and crystalline ...

Earliest Stages of Rocky Planet Formation Directly Observed
Astronomers using the Webb Space Telescope and the European Southern Observatory have, for the first time, directly observed the earliest stages of rocky planet formation around the young star HOPS-315, 1,370 light-years from Earth, detecting the condensation of silicon monoxide gas and crystalline ...
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20% Bias Score

Abrahamsen Wins Tour Stage Despite Injury; Pogacar Avoids Serious Crash
Torstein Træen Abrahamsen, recovering from a collarbone fracture, won a stage in the 112th Tour de France, beating Mauro Schmid in a sprint briefly interrupted by a pro-Palestinian protest; Tadej Pogacar was nearly taken down by another cyclist but was uninjured due to the peloton waiting for him.

Abrahamsen Wins Tour Stage Despite Injury; Pogacar Avoids Serious Crash
Torstein Træen Abrahamsen, recovering from a collarbone fracture, won a stage in the 112th Tour de France, beating Mauro Schmid in a sprint briefly interrupted by a pro-Palestinian protest; Tadej Pogacar was nearly taken down by another cyclist but was uninjured due to the peloton waiting for him.
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24% Bias Score

Portugal Tightens Immigration Laws, Impacting Brazilians
Portugal's parliament approved a new anti-immigration law restricting family reunification for immigrants and tightening citizenship requirements, impacting Brazilians who previously benefited from more flexible policies; a further bill targeting citizenship is expected in September.

Portugal Tightens Immigration Laws, Impacting Brazilians
Portugal's parliament approved a new anti-immigration law restricting family reunification for immigrants and tightening citizenship requirements, impacting Brazilians who previously benefited from more flexible policies; a further bill targeting citizenship is expected in September.
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60% Bias Score

Over 200 Dead in Clashes Between Sunni and Druze Fighters in Syria
Clashes between Sunni tribes and Druze fighters in Suweida, southwest Syria, on Sunday left over 200 dead, including 93 Syrian soldiers, despite a declared ceasefire; the Syrian government's intervention has drawn accusations of violence against civilians, alongside Israeli airstrikes and conflictin...

Over 200 Dead in Clashes Between Sunni and Druze Fighters in Syria
Clashes between Sunni tribes and Druze fighters in Suweida, southwest Syria, on Sunday left over 200 dead, including 93 Syrian soldiers, despite a declared ceasefire; the Syrian government's intervention has drawn accusations of violence against civilians, alongside Israeli airstrikes and conflictin...
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56% Bias Score

Record-Breaking $5.3 Million Sale of Largest Martian Meteorite
The largest Martian meteorite ever found, a 54-pound rock named NWA 16788, sold for $5.3 million at a New York auction on Wednesday, exceeding its estimated price and highlighting the rarity and scientific significance of Martian meteorites.

Record-Breaking $5.3 Million Sale of Largest Martian Meteorite
The largest Martian meteorite ever found, a 54-pound rock named NWA 16788, sold for $5.3 million at a New York auction on Wednesday, exceeding its estimated price and highlighting the rarity and scientific significance of Martian meteorites.
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48% Bias Score
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