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Ukraine, U.S. Agree on Natural Resource Deal, Dropping $500 Billion Investment Demand
Ukraine and the U.S. have reached an agreement on joint development of Ukrainian natural resources, dropping a previous demand for a $500 billion Ukrainian investment; the deal, to be signed potentially on February 28th, includes a fund where Ukraine contributes 50% of future revenues for domestic i...
Ukraine, U.S. Agree on Natural Resource Deal, Dropping $500 Billion Investment Demand
Ukraine and the U.S. have reached an agreement on joint development of Ukrainian natural resources, dropping a previous demand for a $500 billion Ukrainian investment; the deal, to be signed potentially on February 28th, includes a fund where Ukraine contributes 50% of future revenues for domestic i...
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40% Bias Score
Widespread Power Outage Cripples Chile
A massive power outage hit Chile on February 25th, 2024, affecting regions from Arica and Parinacota to Los Lagos, causing evacuations in Santiago and transportation chaos, with authorities investigating the cause but ruling out an attack.
Widespread Power Outage Cripples Chile
A massive power outage hit Chile on February 25th, 2024, affecting regions from Arica and Parinacota to Los Lagos, causing evacuations in Santiago and transportation chaos, with authorities investigating the cause but ruling out an attack.
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36% Bias Score
Argentina Receives First F-16 Fighter Jet, Boosting Military Capabilities
Argentina received its first F-16 fighter jet on Monday, part of a US\$300 million deal, marking its largest military aircraft acquisition in decades and significantly increasing its air power capabilities amidst escalating global conflicts.
Argentina Receives First F-16 Fighter Jet, Boosting Military Capabilities
Argentina received its first F-16 fighter jet on Monday, part of a US\$300 million deal, marking its largest military aircraft acquisition in decades and significantly increasing its air power capabilities amidst escalating global conflicts.
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44% Bias Score
Louisiana Withdraws Great River Road from Historic Landmark Designation
The National Park Service withdrew the Great River Road in Louisiana from National Historic Landmark designation at the request of state officials prioritizing economic development over preserving the area's unique Afro-Creole cultural heritage, despite a prior determination of eligibility.
Louisiana Withdraws Great River Road from Historic Landmark Designation
The National Park Service withdrew the Great River Road in Louisiana from National Historic Landmark designation at the request of state officials prioritizing economic development over preserving the area's unique Afro-Creole cultural heritage, despite a prior determination of eligibility.
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52% Bias Score
Latin American Migrants Opt for Risky Sea Route Back Home Amid Strict US Policies
Due to stricter US immigration policies, a growing number of Latin American migrants are returning home via a dangerous sea route through Panama, leading to a recent boat accident that killed an eight-year-old girl and strained resources in the Guna Yala indigenous territory.
Latin American Migrants Opt for Risky Sea Route Back Home Amid Strict US Policies
Due to stricter US immigration policies, a growing number of Latin American migrants are returning home via a dangerous sea route through Panama, leading to a recent boat accident that killed an eight-year-old girl and strained resources in the Guna Yala indigenous territory.
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36% Bias Score
Vale Sued Over Heavy Metal Contamination of Xikrin Indigenous People
Brazil's Federal Prosecutor's Office is suing Vale, the Brazilian government, and Para state over heavy metal contamination from Vale's nickel mining affecting the Xikrin Indigenous people, with one person exhibiting nickel levels 2,326% above safe limits, demanding a health monitoring program and g...
Vale Sued Over Heavy Metal Contamination of Xikrin Indigenous People
Brazil's Federal Prosecutor's Office is suing Vale, the Brazilian government, and Para state over heavy metal contamination from Vale's nickel mining affecting the Xikrin Indigenous people, with one person exhibiting nickel levels 2,326% above safe limits, demanding a health monitoring program and g...
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40% Bias Score
French Researchers Confess to Attack on Russian Consulate in Marseille
Two CNRS researchers confessed to throwing homemade explosive devices at the Russian consulate in Marseille on February 24th, causing minor detonations but no injuries, prompting strong reactions from both French and Russian governments.
French Researchers Confess to Attack on Russian Consulate in Marseille
Two CNRS researchers confessed to throwing homemade explosive devices at the Russian consulate in Marseille on February 24th, causing minor detonations but no injuries, prompting strong reactions from both French and Russian governments.
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36% Bias Score
US Consumer Confidence Plummets Amid Inflation and Trade War Fears
American consumer confidence fell to its lowest point in three months in February, as reflected in multiple surveys, amid concerns about inflation and President Trump's trade policies; this is causing Americans to plan to cut spending, particularly younger generations.
US Consumer Confidence Plummets Amid Inflation and Trade War Fears
American consumer confidence fell to its lowest point in three months in February, as reflected in multiple surveys, amid concerns about inflation and President Trump's trade policies; this is causing Americans to plan to cut spending, particularly younger generations.
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40% Bias Score
Musk's $2.6 Million Contribution Fuels Wisconsin Supreme Court Race
Elon Musk's political action committee contributed $1 million and a linked nonprofit spent $1.6 million to support conservative judge Brad Schimel in the Wisconsin Supreme Court election against liberal judge Susan Crawford, raising concerns about wealthy donors' influence on judicial elections.
Musk's $2.6 Million Contribution Fuels Wisconsin Supreme Court Race
Elon Musk's political action committee contributed $1 million and a linked nonprofit spent $1.6 million to support conservative judge Brad Schimel in the Wisconsin Supreme Court election against liberal judge Susan Crawford, raising concerns about wealthy donors' influence on judicial elections.
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52% Bias Score
Near-Miss at Chicago Midway Airport: Southwest Plane Avoids Collision with Private Jet
A Southwest Airlines plane and a private jet had a near-miss at Chicago Midway Airport on Tuesday morning when the private jet, a Bombardier Challenger 350, entered the runway without authorization, forcing the Southwest plane to perform a go-around to avoid a collision; the FAA and NTSB are investi...
Near-Miss at Chicago Midway Airport: Southwest Plane Avoids Collision with Private Jet
A Southwest Airlines plane and a private jet had a near-miss at Chicago Midway Airport on Tuesday morning when the private jet, a Bombardier Challenger 350, entered the runway without authorization, forcing the Southwest plane to perform a go-around to avoid a collision; the FAA and NTSB are investi...
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32% Bias Score
UK Boosts Defense Spending, Cuts Foreign Aid Amid US Pressure
UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announced a 0.2% of GDP increase in defense spending, resulting in a £6 billion cut to foreign aid to appease US pressure for greater European defense contributions, despite criticism from aid organizations.
UK Boosts Defense Spending, Cuts Foreign Aid Amid US Pressure
UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announced a 0.2% of GDP increase in defense spending, resulting in a £6 billion cut to foreign aid to appease US pressure for greater European defense contributions, despite criticism from aid organizations.
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52% Bias Score
EU's Cautious Response to DRC Conflict: Sanctions Vetoed, Negotiations Prioritized
Following the M23 rebel capture of Goma, the EU partially suspended defense consultations with Rwanda, initiated a review of a raw materials agreement, but Luxembourg vetoed stronger sanctions, prioritizing ongoing African Union-led negotiations in Harare.
EU's Cautious Response to DRC Conflict: Sanctions Vetoed, Negotiations Prioritized
Following the M23 rebel capture of Goma, the EU partially suspended defense consultations with Rwanda, initiated a review of a raw materials agreement, but Luxembourg vetoed stronger sanctions, prioritizing ongoing African Union-led negotiations in Harare.
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40% Bias Score
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