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UK Accelerates Clean Energy Transition to Spur Economic Growth and Tackle Cost-of-Living Crisis
The UK government is rapidly expanding its clean energy program, mandating energy efficiency upgrades in rental homes, boosting nuclear power, and increasing renewable energy sources to reduce emissions, improve energy security, and lower energy bills, countering political opposition.
UK Accelerates Clean Energy Transition to Spur Economic Growth and Tackle Cost-of-Living Crisis
The UK government is rapidly expanding its clean energy program, mandating energy efficiency upgrades in rental homes, boosting nuclear power, and increasing renewable energy sources to reduce emissions, improve energy security, and lower energy bills, countering political opposition.
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52% Bias Score
Fenech Released on Bail in Caruana Galizia Murder Case
Maltese businessman Yorgen Fenech, charged with complicity in the 2017 murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, was released on bail Thursday evening after a five-year delay in his trial, prompting outrage from the victim's family and raising concerns about Malta's justice system.
Fenech Released on Bail in Caruana Galizia Murder Case
Maltese businessman Yorgen Fenech, charged with complicity in the 2017 murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, was released on bail Thursday evening after a five-year delay in his trial, prompting outrage from the victim's family and raising concerns about Malta's justice system.
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40% Bias Score
Ecuador's Presidential Election: Curfew, Alcohol Ban, and Correa's Shadow
Ecuador holds its first round of presidential elections on February 9th, 2025, amidst a state of exception including a curfew and alcohol ban, with President Daniel Noboa facing Luisa Gonzalez, whose campaign is closely tied to former president Rafael Correa.
Ecuador's Presidential Election: Curfew, Alcohol Ban, and Correa's Shadow
Ecuador holds its first round of presidential elections on February 9th, 2025, amidst a state of exception including a curfew and alcohol ban, with President Daniel Noboa facing Luisa Gonzalez, whose campaign is closely tied to former president Rafael Correa.
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52% Bias Score
FBI Agents Sue DOJ to Block Public Release of Identities After DOJ Plans to Fire Agents Involved in Jan. 6 Investigation
Two groups of FBI agents sued the Department of Justice to block the public release of their identities after the DOJ, under Acting Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove, planned to fire eight agents and release the names of all involved in the January 6th Capitol attack and other Trump-related investig...
FBI Agents Sue DOJ to Block Public Release of Identities After DOJ Plans to Fire Agents Involved in Jan. 6 Investigation
Two groups of FBI agents sued the Department of Justice to block the public release of their identities after the DOJ, under Acting Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove, planned to fire eight agents and release the names of all involved in the January 6th Capitol attack and other Trump-related investig...
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44% Bias Score
Kerr Trial and Lattouf Case Highlight Complexities of Australia's Hate-Crimes Law
Sam Kerr faces trial for racially aggravated harassment after an incident with a police officer following a taxi dispute, while Antoinette Lattouf alleges racial bias in her dismissal from the ABC, prompting debate on Australia's new hate-crimes law.
Kerr Trial and Lattouf Case Highlight Complexities of Australia's Hate-Crimes Law
Sam Kerr faces trial for racially aggravated harassment after an incident with a police officer following a taxi dispute, while Antoinette Lattouf alleges racial bias in her dismissal from the ABC, prompting debate on Australia's new hate-crimes law.
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60% Bias Score
Fifth Prisoner Exchange: Emaciated Israeli Hostages Released, Palestinian Prisoners Hospitalized
Israel and Hamas conducted their fifth prisoner exchange since the ceasefire, releasing three emaciated Israeli hostages in exchange for 183 Palestinians, many of whom required hospitalization due to alleged mistreatment in Israeli prisons.
Fifth Prisoner Exchange: Emaciated Israeli Hostages Released, Palestinian Prisoners Hospitalized
Israel and Hamas conducted their fifth prisoner exchange since the ceasefire, releasing three emaciated Israeli hostages in exchange for 183 Palestinians, many of whom required hospitalization due to alleged mistreatment in Israeli prisons.
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52% Bias Score
Gambling Sites' Automatic Data Sharing to Meta Fuels Unconsented Targeted Ads
An experiment by The Observer found that a third of UK gambling websites automatically sent user data to Meta via the Meta Pixel tracking tool, resulting in targeted gambling ads on Facebook even when users hadn't consented; this raises concerns about data protection violations and irresponsible mar...
Gambling Sites' Automatic Data Sharing to Meta Fuels Unconsented Targeted Ads
An experiment by The Observer found that a third of UK gambling websites automatically sent user data to Meta via the Meta Pixel tracking tool, resulting in targeted gambling ads on Facebook even when users hadn't consented; this raises concerns about data protection violations and irresponsible mar...
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40% Bias Score
UK Gambling Sites Secretly Share User Data with Meta, Violating Data Protection Laws
Dozens of UK gambling websites secretly shared user data with Meta via Meta Pixel without consent, enabling targeted gambling ads and violating data protection laws, prompting calls for regulatory intervention.
UK Gambling Sites Secretly Share User Data with Meta, Violating Data Protection Laws
Dozens of UK gambling websites secretly shared user data with Meta via Meta Pixel without consent, enabling targeted gambling ads and violating data protection laws, prompting calls for regulatory intervention.
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52% Bias Score
CFPB's X Account Deactivated Amidst Pushback from Tech Leaders and Republicans
The CFPB's X account went offline after the appointment of a new acting director, reflecting ongoing tensions between the agency and tech and finance industry figures like Elon Musk, who has called for its abolishment, and Republicans who aim to weaken it.
CFPB's X Account Deactivated Amidst Pushback from Tech Leaders and Republicans
The CFPB's X account went offline after the appointment of a new acting director, reflecting ongoing tensions between the agency and tech and finance industry figures like Elon Musk, who has called for its abolishment, and Republicans who aim to weaken it.
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64% Bias Score
Trump's Executive Order on CRT Sparks Debate Among Massachusetts Educators
President Trump signed an executive order on January 29th, threatening to defund K-12 schools teaching critical race theory (CRT) and gender ideology, prompting concerns from Massachusetts teachers about academic freedom and the potential for a skewed view of American history, while school choice ad...
Trump's Executive Order on CRT Sparks Debate Among Massachusetts Educators
President Trump signed an executive order on January 29th, threatening to defund K-12 schools teaching critical race theory (CRT) and gender ideology, prompting concerns from Massachusetts teachers about academic freedom and the potential for a skewed view of American history, while school choice ad...
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56% Bias Score
OPCW Visits Syria to Restore Chemical Weapons Cooperation
The OPCW visited Syria's interim government in Damascus, marking a first step to restoring their working relationship and eliminating remaining chemical weapons program remnants; the Netherlands provided security.
OPCW Visits Syria to Restore Chemical Weapons Cooperation
The OPCW visited Syria's interim government in Damascus, marking a first step to restoring their working relationship and eliminating remaining chemical weapons program remnants; the Netherlands provided security.
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36% Bias Score
US Freezes Aid to South Africa Amidst Land Reform Dispute
The US has indefinitely frozen aid to South Africa over a land reform law, prompting accusations of a disinformation campaign from the South African government, which asserts the legislation aims to address historical land injustices from the apartheid era.
US Freezes Aid to South Africa Amidst Land Reform Dispute
The US has indefinitely frozen aid to South Africa over a land reform law, prompting accusations of a disinformation campaign from the South African government, which asserts the legislation aims to address historical land injustices from the apartheid era.
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36% Bias Score
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