February 2025
March 2025
Life Sentence for Nice Church Terrorist
A Tunisian man, Brahim Aouissaoui, was given a life sentence for the October 2020 terrorist attack at a Nice church where he murdered three people and injured several others; the attack came two weeks after the murder of teacher Samuel Paty.
Life Sentence for Nice Church Terrorist
A Tunisian man, Brahim Aouissaoui, was given a life sentence for the October 2020 terrorist attack at a Nice church where he murdered three people and injured several others; the attack came two weeks after the murder of teacher Samuel Paty.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Plummeting Consumer Confidence Amidst Trump's Tariffs Raises Recession Fears
US consumer and business confidence is falling sharply due to fears of inflation and President Trump's tariffs, leading to a 0.9% drop in retail sales in January and raising concerns about a potential recession, despite a still-strong labor market.
Plummeting Consumer Confidence Amidst Trump's Tariffs Raises Recession Fears
US consumer and business confidence is falling sharply due to fears of inflation and President Trump's tariffs, leading to a 0.9% drop in retail sales in January and raising concerns about a potential recession, despite a still-strong labor market.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Mexico's Arms Lawsuit Faces US Supreme Court Hearing
Mexico's legal team will be in the US Supreme Court on March 4th for a hearing on its lawsuit against eight US arms manufacturers accused of supplying weapons to Mexican drug cartels; the court will review admissibility, not the merits of the case.
Mexico's Arms Lawsuit Faces US Supreme Court Hearing
Mexico's legal team will be in the US Supreme Court on March 4th for a hearing on its lawsuit against eight US arms manufacturers accused of supplying weapons to Mexican drug cartels; the court will review admissibility, not the merits of the case.
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24% Bias Score
Senate Republicans Reject House GOP Budget Plan, Setting Up Major Legislative Clash
The House Republican budget plan, including tax cuts, spending cuts, and a debt limit increase, faces significant opposition from Senate Republicans, creating a major obstacle to President Trump's legislative agenda and highlighting deep divisions within the party.
Senate Republicans Reject House GOP Budget Plan, Setting Up Major Legislative Clash
The House Republican budget plan, including tax cuts, spending cuts, and a debt limit increase, faces significant opposition from Senate Republicans, creating a major obstacle to President Trump's legislative agenda and highlighting deep divisions within the party.
Progress
60% Bias Score
Musk Companies Received $38 Billion in Government Funding
Analysis by the Washington Post reveals that Elon Musk's companies received at least $38 billion in government funding over two decades, significantly aiding their growth, raising concerns about fair market competition and potential future implications for innovation.
Musk Companies Received $38 Billion in Government Funding
Analysis by the Washington Post reveals that Elon Musk's companies received at least $38 billion in government funding over two decades, significantly aiding their growth, raising concerns about fair market competition and potential future implications for innovation.
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36% Bias Score
Musk's Self-Evaluation Request Sparks Controversy, Resignations
Elon Musk, head of the U.S. Department of Governmental Effectiveness (DOGE), requested self-evaluations from federal employees, threatening job losses for non-compliance. The order sparked controversy, legal challenges, and the resignation of 21 DOGE employees. A 230,000-signature petition calls for...
Musk's Self-Evaluation Request Sparks Controversy, Resignations
Elon Musk, head of the U.S. Department of Governmental Effectiveness (DOGE), requested self-evaluations from federal employees, threatening job losses for non-compliance. The order sparked controversy, legal challenges, and the resignation of 21 DOGE employees. A 230,000-signature petition calls for...
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44% Bias Score
Council Apologizes After Woman's Body Found in Flat Three Years After Death
Woking Borough Council apologized after the body of 41-year-old Laura Winham, a vulnerable woman with schizophrenia, was found in her council flat in May 2021, more than three years after she is believed to have died; multiple agencies are cited for failing to help her.
Council Apologizes After Woman's Body Found in Flat Three Years After Death
Woking Borough Council apologized after the body of 41-year-old Laura Winham, a vulnerable woman with schizophrenia, was found in her council flat in May 2021, more than three years after she is believed to have died; multiple agencies are cited for failing to help her.
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28% Bias Score
Italian Financial Exclusion: Regional Disparities and Stagnant Social Microcredit
A new report reveals that 1.3 million Italians lack bank accounts, with Southern Italy and low-income families disproportionately affected; although microcredit shows growth, social microcredit remains stagnant, highlighting regional inequalities and the need for policy intervention.
Italian Financial Exclusion: Regional Disparities and Stagnant Social Microcredit
A new report reveals that 1.3 million Italians lack bank accounts, with Southern Italy and low-income families disproportionately affected; although microcredit shows growth, social microcredit remains stagnant, highlighting regional inequalities and the need for policy intervention.
Progress
48% Bias Score
PP Walks Out of Debt Forgiveness Council Meeting
The People's Party walked out of a Fiscal and Financial Policy Council meeting in protest of a proposed €83 billion debt forgiveness plan for autonomous communities, negotiated with ERC, citing the inclusion of a bank tax on the agenda and the deal's terms.
PP Walks Out of Debt Forgiveness Council Meeting
The People's Party walked out of a Fiscal and Financial Policy Council meeting in protest of a proposed €83 billion debt forgiveness plan for autonomous communities, negotiated with ERC, citing the inclusion of a bank tax on the agenda and the deal's terms.
Progress
60% Bias Score
Delayed Prisoner Exchange Concludes: 641 Palestinians Released
On February 22nd, 641 Palestinian prisoners were released in a delayed seventh round of a prisoner exchange deal between Hamas and Israel, concluding the first phase of the agreement after the remains of four Israeli hostages were transferred to Israel.
Delayed Prisoner Exchange Concludes: 641 Palestinians Released
On February 22nd, 641 Palestinian prisoners were released in a delayed seventh round of a prisoner exchange deal between Hamas and Israel, concluding the first phase of the agreement after the remains of four Israeli hostages were transferred to Israel.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Over $2 Million in Nike Sneakers Stolen From US Freight Trains
In a series of audacious heists, thieves stole over $2 million worth of Nike sneakers from freight trains in California and Arizona, employing tactics like cutting air brakes to halt trains, leading to eleven arrests and highlighting the significant problem of cargo theft in the US.
Over $2 Million in Nike Sneakers Stolen From US Freight Trains
In a series of audacious heists, thieves stole over $2 million worth of Nike sneakers from freight trains in California and Arizona, employing tactics like cutting air brakes to halt trains, leading to eleven arrests and highlighting the significant problem of cargo theft in the US.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Washington Post Narrows Opinion Section Focus Under Bezos
Jeff Bezos, owner of The Washington Post, announced the opinion section will focus on personal liberties and free markets, leading to the departure of editorial page editor David Shipley and reflecting the paper's October decision to stop endorsing presidential candidates, resulting in over 200,000 ...
Washington Post Narrows Opinion Section Focus Under Bezos
Jeff Bezos, owner of The Washington Post, announced the opinion section will focus on personal liberties and free markets, leading to the departure of editorial page editor David Shipley and reflecting the paper's October decision to stop endorsing presidential candidates, resulting in over 200,000 ...
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64% Bias Score