February 2025
March 2025
White House Cancels \$8 Million in Politico Subscriptions Amid Musk's Cost-Cutting Drive
The White House canceled \$8 million in Politico Pro subscriptions, part of Elon Musk's cost-cutting initiative through his unofficial Department of Government Efficiency (Doge), sparking concerns about transparency and potential overreach.
White House Cancels \$8 Million in Politico Subscriptions Amid Musk's Cost-Cutting Drive
The White House canceled \$8 million in Politico Pro subscriptions, part of Elon Musk's cost-cutting initiative through his unofficial Department of Government Efficiency (Doge), sparking concerns about transparency and potential overreach.
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60% Bias Score
US-Canada Trade Dispute Impacts Canadian Mortgage Rates
A threatened trade war between Canada and the U.S. caused five-year fixed mortgage rates to drop to 3.89 percent, a 2½-year low, but a temporary tariff delay offered some relief; the Bank of Canada's response will influence future rates.
US-Canada Trade Dispute Impacts Canadian Mortgage Rates
A threatened trade war between Canada and the U.S. caused five-year fixed mortgage rates to drop to 3.89 percent, a 2½-year low, but a temporary tariff delay offered some relief; the Bank of Canada's response will influence future rates.
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48% Bias Score
Pinterest Exceeds Q4 Expectations, Driven by AI and Increased User Engagement
Pinterest's Q4 2023 revenue reached \$1.15 billion, surpassing expectations, driven by a record 553 million monthly active users and AI-powered advertising tools; Q1 revenue is forecasted between \$837 million and \$852 million.
Pinterest Exceeds Q4 Expectations, Driven by AI and Increased User Engagement
Pinterest's Q4 2023 revenue reached \$1.15 billion, surpassing expectations, driven by a record 553 million monthly active users and AI-powered advertising tools; Q1 revenue is forecasted between \$837 million and \$852 million.
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44% Bias Score
Ukraine's Elections: A Postponement Amidst Peace Negotiations
President Zelenskyy insists Ukraine's postponed presidential elections will occur only after the active war phase ends and martial law is lifted, despite suggestions from US and Russian officials, who see elections as a potential component in peace negotiations, though experts warn of the risks of s...
Ukraine's Elections: A Postponement Amidst Peace Negotiations
President Zelenskyy insists Ukraine's postponed presidential elections will occur only after the active war phase ends and martial law is lifted, despite suggestions from US and Russian officials, who see elections as a potential component in peace negotiations, though experts warn of the risks of s...
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44% Bias Score
Lysovenko's Hannover Exhibition: Imagined Portraits and Stolen Artifacts
Ukrainian artist Kateryna Lysovenko's Hannover exhibition, "Angel Folding the Sky," displays imagined portraits of murdered artists and a missing contemporary artist, alongside works depicting the Russian theft of Ukrainian cultural artifacts, reflecting the trauma and cultural destruction caused by...
Lysovenko's Hannover Exhibition: Imagined Portraits and Stolen Artifacts
Ukrainian artist Kateryna Lysovenko's Hannover exhibition, "Angel Folding the Sky," displays imagined portraits of murdered artists and a missing contemporary artist, alongside works depicting the Russian theft of Ukrainian cultural artifacts, reflecting the trauma and cultural destruction caused by...
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24% Bias Score
M23 Rebels Defy Ceasefire, Advance in Eastern DRC
M23 rebels in eastern DRC ignored a Tuesday ceasefire and advanced toward Bukavu on Thursday, with residents posting videos showing rebels near the strategically important Kavumu airport; the rebels also established a parallel government in Goma, while the Congolese military issued arrest warrants.
M23 Rebels Defy Ceasefire, Advance in Eastern DRC
M23 rebels in eastern DRC ignored a Tuesday ceasefire and advanced toward Bukavu on Thursday, with residents posting videos showing rebels near the strategically important Kavumu airport; the rebels also established a parallel government in Goma, while the Congolese military issued arrest warrants.
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44% Bias Score
High Poverty Rates Among Recent Immigrants in Canada
A Statistics Canada report reveals that 20 percent of recent immigrants in Canada lived below the poverty line in 2022, with most experiencing "deep poverty," highlighting systemic issues and the need for policy changes to address the root causes.
High Poverty Rates Among Recent Immigrants in Canada
A Statistics Canada report reveals that 20 percent of recent immigrants in Canada lived below the poverty line in 2022, with most experiencing "deep poverty," highlighting systemic issues and the need for policy changes to address the root causes.
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24% Bias Score
Porsche Invests Heavily to Counter Crisis, Accepts Lower Profit Margin
Porsche announced a significant investment to counter a financial downturn, expecting a reduced operating margin (10-12 percent in 2023) due to new model development and market challenges; the company aims for long-term growth despite short-term financial strain and recent executive changes.
Porsche Invests Heavily to Counter Crisis, Accepts Lower Profit Margin
Porsche announced a significant investment to counter a financial downturn, expecting a reduced operating margin (10-12 percent in 2023) due to new model development and market challenges; the company aims for long-term growth despite short-term financial strain and recent executive changes.
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44% Bias Score
Private Security Clears German Forest, Activists Report Assaults
RWE cleared six hectares of forest near Manheim, Germany, for gravel extraction, despite the presence of activists in tree houses. Private security, not police, conducted the operation, resulting in reported assaults, sexual harassment, and injuries to activists; police claim no emergency calls were...
Private Security Clears German Forest, Activists Report Assaults
RWE cleared six hectares of forest near Manheim, Germany, for gravel extraction, despite the presence of activists in tree houses. Private security, not police, conducted the operation, resulting in reported assaults, sexual harassment, and injuries to activists; police claim no emergency calls were...
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68% Bias Score
Örebro Shooting: Ten Dead, Gunman Identified as Rickard A.
A 35-year-old man, Rickard A., shot and killed ten people at the Risbergska campus in Örebro, Sweden, on Wednesday before apparently taking his own life; police found four legally owned hunting weapons at the scene and are investigating the motive.
Örebro Shooting: Ten Dead, Gunman Identified as Rickard A.
A 35-year-old man, Rickard A., shot and killed ten people at the Risbergska campus in Örebro, Sweden, on Wednesday before apparently taking his own life; police found four legally owned hunting weapons at the scene and are investigating the motive.
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40% Bias Score
German Court Rules Extradition of Antifascist to Hungary Illegal
The German Federal Constitutional Court declared the June 2024 extradition of German antifascist Maja T. to Hungary illegal, citing the Berlin Regional Court's failure to address the risk of torture and inhumane treatment in Hungarian prisons, based on Article 4 of the EU Charter of Fundamental Righ...
German Court Rules Extradition of Antifascist to Hungary Illegal
The German Federal Constitutional Court declared the June 2024 extradition of German antifascist Maja T. to Hungary illegal, citing the Berlin Regional Court's failure to address the risk of torture and inhumane treatment in Hungarian prisons, based on Article 4 of the EU Charter of Fundamental Righ...
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60% Bias Score
South Africa's Land Expropriation Law Sparks Domestic and International Controversy
South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa signed a controversial land expropriation law on January 23rd, aiming to correct historical land ownership inequalities from apartheid; the law faces strong opposition from Afrikaners and international figures, raising concerns about economic impacts and comp...
South Africa's Land Expropriation Law Sparks Domestic and International Controversy
South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa signed a controversial land expropriation law on January 23rd, aiming to correct historical land ownership inequalities from apartheid; the law faces strong opposition from Afrikaners and international figures, raising concerns about economic impacts and comp...
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32% Bias Score