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Irish Teacher Jailed Repeatedly for Refusal to Use Transgender Student's Pronouns
Enoch Burke, a teacher in Wilson's Hospital School, Ireland, repeatedly defied a court order to refrain from using a transgender student's preferred pronouns, leading to his repeated imprisonment and his father's imprisonment for assaulting a garda during court proceedings. The family maintains the ...
Irish Teacher Jailed Repeatedly for Refusal to Use Transgender Student's Pronouns
Enoch Burke, a teacher in Wilson's Hospital School, Ireland, repeatedly defied a court order to refrain from using a transgender student's preferred pronouns, leading to his repeated imprisonment and his father's imprisonment for assaulting a garda during court proceedings. The family maintains the ...
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72% Bias Score
Bayrou's Knowledge of Bétharram Abuse Allegations Confirmed by Witnesses
Witnesses claim French Prime Minister François Bayrou knew about sexual assault accusations at a Béarn Catholic school his children attended in the late 1990s, contradicting his denials; the Pau prosecutor's office investigates roughly 100 complaints of abuse at Notre-Dame de Bétharram between the 1...
Bayrou's Knowledge of Bétharram Abuse Allegations Confirmed by Witnesses
Witnesses claim French Prime Minister François Bayrou knew about sexual assault accusations at a Béarn Catholic school his children attended in the late 1990s, contradicting his denials; the Pau prosecutor's office investigates roughly 100 complaints of abuse at Notre-Dame de Bétharram between the 1...
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48% Bias Score
Alphabet Lifts AI Restrictions for Weapons, Surveillance
Alphabet lifted its ban on AI for weapons and surveillance, citing collaboration with democratic governments to support national security; this follows internal debate and a $75 billion AI investment exceeding analyst predictions.
Alphabet Lifts AI Restrictions for Weapons, Surveillance
Alphabet lifted its ban on AI for weapons and surveillance, citing collaboration with democratic governments to support national security; this follows internal debate and a $75 billion AI investment exceeding analyst predictions.
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44% Bias Score
Oldest Known Modern Bird Fossil Found in Antarctica
A nearly complete 68-million-year-old Vegavis iaai skull fossil found in Antarctica reveals the oldest known modern bird, predating the dinosaur extinction event and challenging previous assumptions about avian evolution.
Oldest Known Modern Bird Fossil Found in Antarctica
A nearly complete 68-million-year-old Vegavis iaai skull fossil found in Antarctica reveals the oldest known modern bird, predating the dinosaur extinction event and challenging previous assumptions about avian evolution.
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24% Bias Score
2026 Winter Olympics: Italy's Spatially Dispersed Games
The 2026 Winter Olympics, officially the Milan Cortina Games, will be held across northern Italy, utilizing existing venues to cut costs, with a backup plan for bobsled, luge, and skeleton events in Lake Placid, New York, if the Cortina sliding center isn't completed in time.
2026 Winter Olympics: Italy's Spatially Dispersed Games
The 2026 Winter Olympics, officially the Milan Cortina Games, will be held across northern Italy, utilizing existing venues to cut costs, with a backup plan for bobsled, luge, and skeleton events in Lake Placid, New York, if the Cortina sliding center isn't completed in time.
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32% Bias Score
Trump Bans Transgender Women from Women's Sports via Executive Order
President Trump signed an executive order on Wednesday banning transgender women from women's sports, citing Title IX and fairness concerns; the order will pressure sporting organizations and potentially affect federal funding for schools, while facing legal challenges and criticism over its impact ...
Trump Bans Transgender Women from Women's Sports via Executive Order
President Trump signed an executive order on Wednesday banning transgender women from women's sports, citing Title IX and fairness concerns; the order will pressure sporting organizations and potentially affect federal funding for schools, while facing legal challenges and criticism over its impact ...
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68% Bias Score
Ozzy Osbourne Announces Final Black Sabbath Reunion Concert
Ozzy Osbourne will perform a final concert with the original Black Sabbath lineup at Birmingham's Villa Park on July 5th, 2024, marking a reunion after 20 years and supporting three local charities; tickets go on sale February 14th.
Ozzy Osbourne Announces Final Black Sabbath Reunion Concert
Ozzy Osbourne will perform a final concert with the original Black Sabbath lineup at Birmingham's Villa Park on July 5th, 2024, marking a reunion after 20 years and supporting three local charities; tickets go on sale February 14th.
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44% Bias Score
Munich Utility Creates Housing Division to Combat Worker Shortage
Stadtwerke München, facing a shortage of qualified personnel, is actively recruiting internationally but struggles to attract employees due to Munich's high housing costs; the company has built 1500 housing units and plans to double this number by 2030 to attract workers.
Munich Utility Creates Housing Division to Combat Worker Shortage
Stadtwerke München, facing a shortage of qualified personnel, is actively recruiting internationally but struggles to attract employees due to Munich's high housing costs; the company has built 1500 housing units and plans to double this number by 2030 to attract workers.
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36% Bias Score
Italy Releases Libyan War Crimes Suspect Amidst Outrage and Investigation
Italy released Libyan war crimes suspect Osama Almasri Najim due to "errors and inaccuracies" in the ICC warrant, sparking outrage and accusations of complicity in Libyan atrocities; the release is under investigation, raising concerns about Italy's migration policies and relationship with Libya.
Italy Releases Libyan War Crimes Suspect Amidst Outrage and Investigation
Italy released Libyan war crimes suspect Osama Almasri Najim due to "errors and inaccuracies" in the ICC warrant, sparking outrage and accusations of complicity in Libyan atrocities; the release is under investigation, raising concerns about Italy's migration policies and relationship with Libya.
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48% Bias Score
Ronaldo at 40: Defying Age, Extending Career
Cristiano Ronaldo, at 40, continues his football career, defying typical age-related decline, driven by rigorous self-improvement, scientific pursuit of optimal health, and ambitious future plans beyond playing, including potential club ownership and business ventures.
Ronaldo at 40: Defying Age, Extending Career
Cristiano Ronaldo, at 40, continues his football career, defying typical age-related decline, driven by rigorous self-improvement, scientific pursuit of optimal health, and ambitious future plans beyond playing, including potential club ownership and business ventures.
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52% Bias Score
Trump Reinstates Maximum Pressure Campaign Against Iran
Donald Trump re-imposed a maximum pressure campaign on Iran via a national security directive, aiming to reduce Iranian oil sales to zero and pressure its allies, while simultaneously expressing hope for a peaceful resolution and a nuclear agreement; the directive's impact remains uncertain.
Trump Reinstates Maximum Pressure Campaign Against Iran
Donald Trump re-imposed a maximum pressure campaign on Iran via a national security directive, aiming to reduce Iranian oil sales to zero and pressure its allies, while simultaneously expressing hope for a peaceful resolution and a nuclear agreement; the directive's impact remains uncertain.
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36% Bias Score
EU Commission Funding of NGOs: No Evidence of Shadow Lobbying Found
The European Commission funds environmental NGOs with €15.6 million annually from a €5.4 billion budget to balance private sector influence in EU policy debates; a review of 28 contracts revealed no evidence of "shadow lobbying" or instructions to target specific groups, despite MEP claims.
EU Commission Funding of NGOs: No Evidence of Shadow Lobbying Found
The European Commission funds environmental NGOs with €15.6 million annually from a €5.4 billion budget to balance private sector influence in EU policy debates; a review of 28 contracts revealed no evidence of "shadow lobbying" or instructions to target specific groups, despite MEP claims.
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36% Bias Score
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