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New High-Security Courtroom Opens Inside Dutch Prison
A new million euro courtroom opened inside Vught prison in the Netherlands on October 26, 2023, to reduce security risks and costs associated with transporting high-risk inmates from the Extra Beveiligde Inrichting (EBI) to external courts for trials.
New High-Security Courtroom Opens Inside Dutch Prison
A new million euro courtroom opened inside Vught prison in the Netherlands on October 26, 2023, to reduce security risks and costs associated with transporting high-risk inmates from the Extra Beveiligde Inrichting (EBI) to external courts for trials.
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44% Bias Score
New High-Security Courtroom Opens Inside Dutch Prison
A new, heavily fortified courtroom opened inside Vught prison in the Netherlands on October 26, 2023, costing €22 million, to reduce security risks and costs associated with transporting high-profile prisoners like Ridouan Taghi to external courts.
New High-Security Courtroom Opens Inside Dutch Prison
A new, heavily fortified courtroom opened inside Vught prison in the Netherlands on October 26, 2023, costing €22 million, to reduce security risks and costs associated with transporting high-profile prisoners like Ridouan Taghi to external courts.
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52% Bias Score
Dutch Cabinet Rejects Calls to Relax Budgetary Rules
The Dutch cabinet rejects calls to loosen budgetary rules to fund coalition parties' multi-billion-euro plans, prioritizing fiscal responsibility over increasing national debt, setting the stage for tense negotiations over the upcoming spring budget.
Dutch Cabinet Rejects Calls to Relax Budgetary Rules
The Dutch cabinet rejects calls to loosen budgetary rules to fund coalition parties' multi-billion-euro plans, prioritizing fiscal responsibility over increasing national debt, setting the stage for tense negotiations over the upcoming spring budget.
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44% Bias Score
Australian Budget Neglects Retirees Amidst Family-Focused Spending
The 2023 Australian budget offered limited benefits to retirees and pre-retirees, focusing instead on families and younger workers, despite older Australians comprising over 50% of voters; key measures include a deeming rate freeze benefiting 450,000 pensioners and a short-term fuel excise cut.
Australian Budget Neglects Retirees Amidst Family-Focused Spending
The 2023 Australian budget offered limited benefits to retirees and pre-retirees, focusing instead on families and younger workers, despite older Australians comprising over 50% of voters; key measures include a deeming rate freeze benefiting 450,000 pensioners and a short-term fuel excise cut.
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60% Bias Score
Google Photos to Test New Album Search Feature
Google is testing a new search feature for its Photos app that allows users to search for albums within the Albums view, addressing a long-standing user request for improved album management.
Google Photos to Test New Album Search Feature
Google is testing a new search feature for its Photos app that allows users to search for albums within the Albums view, addressing a long-standing user request for improved album management.
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36% Bias Score
Concierge Medicine Worsens Doctor Shortage
The expansion of concierge medicine, where doctors charge annual fees for enhanced patient access, is worsening the primary care physician shortage, particularly in rural areas, as some practices shift to this model, leaving patients to find new doctors and potentially increasing wait times.
Concierge Medicine Worsens Doctor Shortage
The expansion of concierge medicine, where doctors charge annual fees for enhanced patient access, is worsening the primary care physician shortage, particularly in rural areas, as some practices shift to this model, leaving patients to find new doctors and potentially increasing wait times.
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56% Bias Score
Dutch Cabinet Rejects Calls to Relax Budget Rules Amidst Coalition Spending Demands
The Dutch cabinet opposes relaxing budget rules to fund billions in coalition requests, prioritizing fiscal responsibility over short-term spending pressures; this decision contrasts with some European nations' approaches and could cause significant political tension in upcoming budget negotiations.
Dutch Cabinet Rejects Calls to Relax Budget Rules Amidst Coalition Spending Demands
The Dutch cabinet opposes relaxing budget rules to fund billions in coalition requests, prioritizing fiscal responsibility over short-term spending pressures; this decision contrasts with some European nations' approaches and could cause significant political tension in upcoming budget negotiations.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch PM Condemns Ministerial Leak, Rules Out Personnel Changes
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Schoof condemned the leak of a dispute between Ministers Faber and Keijzer regarding asylum seeker housing, published in De Telegraaf and AD, calling it damaging to public trust and a potential criminal offense. Schoof addressed the issue with his cabinet, but ruled out per...
Dutch PM Condemns Ministerial Leak, Rules Out Personnel Changes
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Schoof condemned the leak of a dispute between Ministers Faber and Keijzer regarding asylum seeker housing, published in De Telegraaf and AD, calling it damaging to public trust and a potential criminal offense. Schoof addressed the issue with his cabinet, but ruled out per...
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48% Bias Score
The Hague's Vaccination Initiatives Show Limited Success Amidst Ongoing Measles Outbreaks
Measles outbreaks in The Hague prompted a municipal response involving on-site vaccinations at maternity practices and schools, resulting in a 14 percent increase in maternal pertussis vaccinations and smaller increases in other vaccines, although challenges remain with booster shots.
The Hague's Vaccination Initiatives Show Limited Success Amidst Ongoing Measles Outbreaks
Measles outbreaks in The Hague prompted a municipal response involving on-site vaccinations at maternity practices and schools, resulting in a 14 percent increase in maternal pertussis vaccinations and smaller increases in other vaccines, although challenges remain with booster shots.
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36% Bias Score
Australia's Election: Superficial Policies, Deep Concerns
Australia's federal election campaign features minor tax cuts and petrol excise relief from both major parties, Labor and the Coalition, failing to address voter concerns regarding housing affordability and living standards; the election is currently close, with neither party holding a significant l...
Australia's Election: Superficial Policies, Deep Concerns
Australia's federal election campaign features minor tax cuts and petrol excise relief from both major parties, Labor and the Coalition, failing to address voter concerns regarding housing affordability and living standards; the election is currently close, with neither party holding a significant l...
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60% Bias Score
USAID Cuts Jeopardize Small Businesses and Diplomatic Efforts
The Trump administration's cuts to USAID have eliminated international development projects for EdIntersect, a small business, jeopardizing its financial stability and potentially leading to its dissolution due to insufficient capital reserves, and impacting diplomatic efforts.
USAID Cuts Jeopardize Small Businesses and Diplomatic Efforts
The Trump administration's cuts to USAID have eliminated international development projects for EdIntersect, a small business, jeopardizing its financial stability and potentially leading to its dissolution due to insufficient capital reserves, and impacting diplomatic efforts.
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40% Bias Score
Build Back Better Funding Process Crippled by 14-Step Application
Jon Stewart reacted with disbelief to Ezra Klein's description of the 14-step process for Build Back Better funding, revealing that only three of 56 applicants had completed the process by late 2024, hindering rural broadband expansion.
Build Back Better Funding Process Crippled by 14-Step Application
Jon Stewart reacted with disbelief to Ezra Klein's description of the 14-step process for Build Back Better funding, revealing that only three of 56 applicants had completed the process by late 2024, hindering rural broadband expansion.
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52% Bias Score
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