February 2025
March 2025
Study: Sunday, Not Monday, Is the Most Depressive Day
A University College London study of 50,000 people found that Sunday, not Monday, shows the highest levels of depressive symptoms, challenging common assumptions about workday stress and suggesting a need for reassessment of work-life balance.
Study: Sunday, Not Monday, Is the Most Depressive Day
A University College London study of 50,000 people found that Sunday, not Monday, shows the highest levels of depressive symptoms, challenging common assumptions about workday stress and suggesting a need for reassessment of work-life balance.
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56% Bias Score
Small US Cities Lead Short-Term Rental Investment Boom
AirDNA's January 2025 report identifies small and mid-sized US cities as prime locations for short-term rental investment, noting a 16% increase in listings in small cities and 10.3% in mid-sized cities, driven by factors like limited hotel inventory and industry-specific demand.
Small US Cities Lead Short-Term Rental Investment Boom
AirDNA's January 2025 report identifies small and mid-sized US cities as prime locations for short-term rental investment, noting a 16% increase in listings in small cities and 10.3% in mid-sized cities, driven by factors like limited hotel inventory and industry-specific demand.
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40% Bias Score
Fenerbahçe's Injury-Ridden Victory and the Growing Concerns in Turkish Süper Lig
Fenerbahçe overcame a significant injury crisis to defeat Alanyaspor 2-0 away, with Szymanski scoring their 4000th league goal; however, the subsequent abandonment of the Galatasaray-Adana Demirspor match highlights growing concerns about the volatile atmosphere within the league.
Fenerbahçe's Injury-Ridden Victory and the Growing Concerns in Turkish Süper Lig
Fenerbahçe overcame a significant injury crisis to defeat Alanyaspor 2-0 away, with Szymanski scoring their 4000th league goal; however, the subsequent abandonment of the Galatasaray-Adana Demirspor match highlights growing concerns about the volatile atmosphere within the league.
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36% Bias Score
Jos Acket (1932-2024): Business Force Behind North Sea Jazz
Following the sale of their music magazines in 1974, Paul and Jos Acket established the North Sea Jazz Festival in 1976, initially attracting 5,000 attendees in The Hague; Jos, who died this week at 91, managed the business side while Paul focused on artistic direction, showcasing a mix of establish...
Jos Acket (1932-2024): Business Force Behind North Sea Jazz
Following the sale of their music magazines in 1974, Paul and Jos Acket established the North Sea Jazz Festival in 1976, initially attracting 5,000 attendees in The Hague; Jos, who died this week at 91, managed the business side while Paul focused on artistic direction, showcasing a mix of establish...
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52% Bias Score
Lindner's FDP Gambles on Blocking Black-Green Coalition
Two weeks before Germany's federal election, FDP leader Christian Lindner's campaign focuses on preventing a black-green coalition, despite his party polling at 4% and internal divisions on issues like migration and collaboration with the AfD.
Lindner's FDP Gambles on Blocking Black-Green Coalition
Two weeks before Germany's federal election, FDP leader Christian Lindner's campaign focuses on preventing a black-green coalition, despite his party polling at 4% and internal divisions on issues like migration and collaboration with the AfD.
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52% Bias Score
Crowdfunding Replaces Car Burned in Drents Museum Art Theft
A 24-year-old's car, stolen and burned by art thieves who robbed the Drents Museum in Assen, was replaced thanks to a successful crowdfunding campaign that raised almost €10,000 from 450 donations after the car was identified through a Facebook video.
Crowdfunding Replaces Car Burned in Drents Museum Art Theft
A 24-year-old's car, stolen and burned by art thieves who robbed the Drents Museum in Assen, was replaced thanks to a successful crowdfunding campaign that raised almost €10,000 from 450 donations after the car was identified through a Facebook video.
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24% Bias Score
Debt Dispute Leads to Double Homicide and Suicide in Larissa
A 60-year-old man in Larissa, Greece, fatally shot two men on Sunday morning due to a 32,000 euro debt dispute over machinery, then killed himself after a police standoff.
Debt Dispute Leads to Double Homicide and Suicide in Larissa
A 60-year-old man in Larissa, Greece, fatally shot two men on Sunday morning due to a 32,000 euro debt dispute over machinery, then killed himself after a police standoff.
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36% Bias Score
Contrasting Mexican Perceptions of Germans: Tourists vs. History
Mexicans generally view German tourists positively, contrasting with negative perceptions of American tourists and historical associations with Nazi Germany; however, some Mexicans still revere Hitler.
Contrasting Mexican Perceptions of Germans: Tourists vs. History
Mexicans generally view German tourists positively, contrasting with negative perceptions of American tourists and historical associations with Nazi Germany; however, some Mexicans still revere Hitler.
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36% Bias Score
Notre Dame hires Penn State's Ja'Juan Seider as running backs coach
Notre Dame hired Penn State's highly-regarded running backs coach, Ja'Juan Seider, to replace Deland McCullough, who left for the NFL; Seider's proven success in developing top talent and recruiting makes him a significant addition for Notre Dame, but a major loss for Penn State.
Notre Dame hires Penn State's Ja'Juan Seider as running backs coach
Notre Dame hired Penn State's highly-regarded running backs coach, Ja'Juan Seider, to replace Deland McCullough, who left for the NFL; Seider's proven success in developing top talent and recruiting makes him a significant addition for Notre Dame, but a major loss for Penn State.
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40% Bias Score
Chance Encounter Leads Nobel Laureate Duflo to Head Paris School of Economics
In 1993, a chance encounter in Moscow with economist Daniel Cohen convinced Esther Duflo, initially skeptical of economics, to pursue the field, leading to her current position as head of the Paris School of Economics.
Chance Encounter Leads Nobel Laureate Duflo to Head Paris School of Economics
In 1993, a chance encounter in Moscow with economist Daniel Cohen convinced Esther Duflo, initially skeptical of economics, to pursue the field, leading to her current position as head of the Paris School of Economics.
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40% Bias Score
Darmstadt 98 Suffers Heavy Defeat, Exacerbating Relegation Concerns
Bundesliga-relegated Darmstadt 98 suffered a 0-3 defeat against SV Elversberg, extending their winless streak to three games and raising concerns about their relegation battle. Injuries and a red card further compounded their difficulties.
Darmstadt 98 Suffers Heavy Defeat, Exacerbating Relegation Concerns
Bundesliga-relegated Darmstadt 98 suffered a 0-3 defeat against SV Elversberg, extending their winless streak to three games and raising concerns about their relegation battle. Injuries and a red card further compounded their difficulties.
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48% Bias Score
Italian and Romanian Men Arrested for Attempted Murder During Robbery
Two men were arrested in Italy for attempted murder and robbery after shooting two victims in the legs during a robbery in June; the suspects temporarily left their workplace to commit the crime and one later reported his motorcycle stolen.
Italian and Romanian Men Arrested for Attempted Murder During Robbery
Two men were arrested in Italy for attempted murder and robbery after shooting two victims in the legs during a robbery in June; the suspects temporarily left their workplace to commit the crime and one later reported his motorcycle stolen.
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40% Bias Score