February 2025
March 2025
Ukraine War Spurs European Conscription Debate
The war in Ukraine is prompting a resurgence of military conscription across Europe, with countries like Croatia and Serbia considering its reinstatement, while others like Germany debate different models including the Swedish selective model, amid increased military budgets and heightened border se...
Ukraine War Spurs European Conscription Debate
The war in Ukraine is prompting a resurgence of military conscription across Europe, with countries like Croatia and Serbia considering its reinstatement, while others like Germany debate different models including the Swedish selective model, amid increased military budgets and heightened border se...
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56% Bias Score
German Election Debate: Scholz and Merz Clash on Key Issues
In Germany's first televised election debate, Chancellor Scholz and CDU leader Merz clashed on migration, the economy, and Germany's global role, with accusations of dishonesty and differing views on policy solutions, despite Merz's stable poll numbers despite his controversial cooperation with the ...
German Election Debate: Scholz and Merz Clash on Key Issues
In Germany's first televised election debate, Chancellor Scholz and CDU leader Merz clashed on migration, the economy, and Germany's global role, with accusations of dishonesty and differing views on policy solutions, despite Merz's stable poll numbers despite his controversial cooperation with the ...
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48% Bias Score
Nizhny Novgorod Region Completes 146 Infrastructure Projects in Khartsyzk and Ilovaisk
The Nizhny Novgorod region completed 146 infrastructure projects in Khartsyzk and Ilovaisk in 2024, including road repairs, housing renovations, and upgrades to social services, delivering 534 tons of humanitarian aid and supporting 10,500 children with gifts.
Nizhny Novgorod Region Completes 146 Infrastructure Projects in Khartsyzk and Ilovaisk
The Nizhny Novgorod region completed 146 infrastructure projects in Khartsyzk and Ilovaisk in 2024, including road repairs, housing renovations, and upgrades to social services, delivering 534 tons of humanitarian aid and supporting 10,500 children with gifts.
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56% Bias Score
Bitcoin Rally Bypasses Altcoins: Mainstream Investing Shifts the Market
Bitcoin's price surge hasn't boosted altcoins due to mainstream investors favoring regulated exchange-traded products (ETFs) and established stocks over decentralized altcoins, driven by ease of access and regulatory changes.
Bitcoin Rally Bypasses Altcoins: Mainstream Investing Shifts the Market
Bitcoin's price surge hasn't boosted altcoins due to mainstream investors favoring regulated exchange-traded products (ETFs) and established stocks over decentralized altcoins, driven by ease of access and regulatory changes.
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52% Bias Score
Asian Equities Mixed; DeepSeek Capacity Constraints Boost Cloud Stocks
Overnight, Asian equities saw mixed results; Hong Kong and Mainland China outperformed, while Indonesia and the Philippines underperformed. DeepSeek's server capacity constraints boosted cloud computing stocks, and the EV sector also performed well, driven by AI advancements in China. US Treasury Se...
Asian Equities Mixed; DeepSeek Capacity Constraints Boost Cloud Stocks
Overnight, Asian equities saw mixed results; Hong Kong and Mainland China outperformed, while Indonesia and the Philippines underperformed. DeepSeek's server capacity constraints boosted cloud computing stocks, and the EV sector also performed well, driven by AI advancements in China. US Treasury Se...
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48% Bias Score
NY Democrats Propose Bills to Combat Antisemitism on College Campuses
New York Democrats propose legislation to help students sue colleges that don't protect them from hate-based discrimination and require schools to hire administrators to ensure compliance with federal civil rights law, following antisemitic incidents and a Department of Education investigation into ...
NY Democrats Propose Bills to Combat Antisemitism on College Campuses
New York Democrats propose legislation to help students sue colleges that don't protect them from hate-based discrimination and require schools to hire administrators to ensure compliance with federal civil rights law, following antisemitic incidents and a Department of Education investigation into ...
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52% Bias Score
Close Ecuador Election Leads to April Runoff
Ecuador's presidential election ended in a tight race between Daniel Noboa (44.5%) and Luisa González (44%), requiring a runoff in April; Noboa's tough stance against drug cartels, despite a high murder rate, contrasts with González's human rights-focused approach, with the outcome impacting US rela...
Close Ecuador Election Leads to April Runoff
Ecuador's presidential election ended in a tight race between Daniel Noboa (44.5%) and Luisa González (44%), requiring a runoff in April; Noboa's tough stance against drug cartels, despite a high murder rate, contrasts with González's human rights-focused approach, with the outcome impacting US rela...
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44% Bias Score
Ukraine's Kursk Offensive: A Strategic Gamble
Ukraine's repeated counteroffensives near Kursk, particularly in the Sudzha region, aim to slow a Russian advance and leverage the occupied territory for future negotiations, despite heavy losses. Reinforcements from Sumy indicate a prolonged conflict.
Ukraine's Kursk Offensive: A Strategic Gamble
Ukraine's repeated counteroffensives near Kursk, particularly in the Sudzha region, aim to slow a Russian advance and leverage the occupied territory for future negotiations, despite heavy losses. Reinforcements from Sumy indicate a prolonged conflict.
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56% Bias Score
1999 Samara GUVD Fire: 57 Dead, Systemic Failures Exposed
A fire at the Samara Regional Internal Affairs Directorate building on February 10, 1999, caused by a discarded cigarette, resulted in 57 deaths and over 300 injuries due to flammable materials and slow emergency response, leading to improved safety regulations and an annual memorial day.
1999 Samara GUVD Fire: 57 Dead, Systemic Failures Exposed
A fire at the Samara Regional Internal Affairs Directorate building on February 10, 1999, caused by a discarded cigarette, resulted in 57 deaths and over 300 injuries due to flammable materials and slow emergency response, leading to improved safety regulations and an annual memorial day.
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36% Bias Score
Georgia Tech's AI Makerspace: Democratizing Access and Shaping the Future of AI Workforce
Georgia Tech launched an AI Makerspace with over 300 GPUs, providing over 215,000 hours of student usage in Fall 2024, resulting in the university graduating more AI professionals than any other US institution last year (per JLL).
Georgia Tech's AI Makerspace: Democratizing Access and Shaping the Future of AI Workforce
Georgia Tech launched an AI Makerspace with over 300 GPUs, providing over 215,000 hours of student usage in Fall 2024, resulting in the university graduating more AI professionals than any other US institution last year (per JLL).
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52% Bias Score
NUH Trust Admits Failures in Maternity Care, Leading to Three Baby Deaths
The Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust pleaded guilty to six charges of failing to provide safe care and treatment to three babies who died in 2021 due to serious and systemic failures, adding to concerns raised by the ongoing Ockenden inquiry.
NUH Trust Admits Failures in Maternity Care, Leading to Three Baby Deaths
The Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust pleaded guilty to six charges of failing to provide safe care and treatment to three babies who died in 2021 due to serious and systemic failures, adding to concerns raised by the ongoing Ockenden inquiry.
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32% Bias Score
Federal Judge Blocks Trump's Effort to End Birthright Citizenship
A federal judge in New Hampshire blocked President Trump's executive order seeking to end birthright citizenship, becoming the third judge to do so amid more than half a dozen legal challenges; the order denies citizenship to children born to undocumented or visa-holding mothers and non-citizen fath...
Federal Judge Blocks Trump's Effort to End Birthright Citizenship
A federal judge in New Hampshire blocked President Trump's executive order seeking to end birthright citizenship, becoming the third judge to do so amid more than half a dozen legal challenges; the order denies citizenship to children born to undocumented or visa-holding mothers and non-citizen fath...
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40% Bias Score