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Trump Administration Imposes Tariffs on Small Island Nations, Sparking Confusion
The Trump administration imposed 10% tariffs on various countries, including several small island nations with minimal economic interaction with the U.S., such as Tokelau, Jan Mayen, and Christmas Island, despite these territories importing more from the U.S. than exporting to it, causing confusion ...
Trump Administration Imposes Tariffs on Small Island Nations, Sparking Confusion
The Trump administration imposed 10% tariffs on various countries, including several small island nations with minimal economic interaction with the U.S., such as Tokelau, Jan Mayen, and Christmas Island, despite these territories importing more from the U.S. than exporting to it, causing confusion ...
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40% Bias Score
Myanmar Earthquake Sparks Rare Ceasefires, Raising Hopes for Peace
In the aftermath of a 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Myanmar, warring factions including the military and various ethnic armed organizations have declared temporary ceasefires, creating a potential window for peacemaking despite past failures of disaster diplomacy and the military's history of exploiti...
Myanmar Earthquake Sparks Rare Ceasefires, Raising Hopes for Peace
In the aftermath of a 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Myanmar, warring factions including the military and various ethnic armed organizations have declared temporary ceasefires, creating a potential window for peacemaking despite past failures of disaster diplomacy and the military's history of exploiti...
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32% Bias Score
Pentagon Investigates Hegseth's Use of Signal to Discuss Yemen Strike
The Pentagon's inspector general is investigating Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's use of the Signal app to discuss a planned U.S. military strike against Houthi militants in Yemen in March 2025, prompted by a request from Senators Wicker and Reed following a report in The Atlantic.
Pentagon Investigates Hegseth's Use of Signal to Discuss Yemen Strike
The Pentagon's inspector general is investigating Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's use of the Signal app to discuss a planned U.S. military strike against Houthi militants in Yemen in March 2025, prompted by a request from Senators Wicker and Reed following a report in The Atlantic.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Tariffs: A Long-Standing Grievance Amplified
President Trump announced sweeping tariffs, citing unfair trade practices by other countries, a grievance echoed by past U.S. leaders but amplified by Trump's unprecedented approach, resulting in pushback from allies and a global response.
Trump's Tariffs: A Long-Standing Grievance Amplified
President Trump announced sweeping tariffs, citing unfair trade practices by other countries, a grievance echoed by past U.S. leaders but amplified by Trump's unprecedented approach, resulting in pushback from allies and a global response.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's False Claims on Tariffs and Trade
President Trump made several false claims about tariffs and trade in a speech announcing global tariffs, including inaccurate statements about US-Canada trade deficits, dairy tariffs, who pays tariffs imposed on China, and inflation rates under his and Biden's administrations.
Trump's False Claims on Tariffs and Trade
President Trump made several false claims about tariffs and trade in a speech announcing global tariffs, including inaccurate statements about US-Canada trade deficits, dairy tariffs, who pays tariffs imposed on China, and inflation rates under his and Biden's administrations.
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40% Bias Score
Summer Transfer Window: Premier League Clubs Vie for Young Talent
Several Premier League clubs are engaged in intense transfer negotiations, targeting young talents like Nico Williams, Dean Huijsen, and Assane Diao while securing key players like Mohamed Salah.
Summer Transfer Window: Premier League Clubs Vie for Young Talent
Several Premier League clubs are engaged in intense transfer negotiations, targeting young talents like Nico Williams, Dean Huijsen, and Assane Diao while securing key players like Mohamed Salah.
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0% Bias Score
Microplastics in Food: Widespread Contamination and Growing Health Concerns
Studies reveal that microplastics are leaching into our food and drinks from common sources, accumulating in human bodies and raising concerns about cardiovascular mortality, hormone-sensitive cancers, and other health risks.
Microplastics in Food: Widespread Contamination and Growing Health Concerns
Studies reveal that microplastics are leaching into our food and drinks from common sources, accumulating in human bodies and raising concerns about cardiovascular mortality, hormone-sensitive cancers, and other health risks.
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32% Bias Score
Democrat Golden Supports Trump's 10% Tariff, Seeking Bipartisan Cooperation
Moderate Democrat Rep. Jared Golden voiced support for President Trump's 10% tariff on all US imports, a policy mirroring his own proposal, while other Democrats expressed strong opposition; Golden pledged to work with Trump to make it law, marking a potential bipartisan path for the policy despite ...
Democrat Golden Supports Trump's 10% Tariff, Seeking Bipartisan Cooperation
Moderate Democrat Rep. Jared Golden voiced support for President Trump's 10% tariff on all US imports, a policy mirroring his own proposal, while other Democrats expressed strong opposition; Golden pledged to work with Trump to make it law, marking a potential bipartisan path for the policy despite ...
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48% Bias Score
Trump Announces Reciprocal Tariffs on 90 Countries, Sparking Economic Concerns
President Trump announced reciprocal tariffs on imports from roughly 90 countries, ranging from 10% to 49%, effective April 5th and 9th, aiming to counter unfair trade practices; economists warn of potential inflation and global recession if retaliatory tariffs occur.
Trump Announces Reciprocal Tariffs on 90 Countries, Sparking Economic Concerns
President Trump announced reciprocal tariffs on imports from roughly 90 countries, ranging from 10% to 49%, effective April 5th and 9th, aiming to counter unfair trade practices; economists warn of potential inflation and global recession if retaliatory tariffs occur.
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52% Bias Score
Former Premier League Referee Learns to Walk Again
Uriah Rennie, the Premier League's first Black referee, is learning to walk again after a rare neurological condition caused paralysis; despite this, he will begin his role as Sheffield Hallam University chancellor in May.
Former Premier League Referee Learns to Walk Again
Uriah Rennie, the Premier League's first Black referee, is learning to walk again after a rare neurological condition caused paralysis; despite this, he will begin his role as Sheffield Hallam University chancellor in May.
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36% Bias Score
France Regulates Physician Installations to Combat Medical Deserts
The French Parliament passed a bill regulating physician installations to address medical deserts affecting 14 million people, despite government and medical group opposition; the measure requires ARS approval for installations outside underserved areas, with annual updates to a territorial healthca...
France Regulates Physician Installations to Combat Medical Deserts
The French Parliament passed a bill regulating physician installations to address medical deserts affecting 14 million people, despite government and medical group opposition; the measure requires ARS approval for installations outside underserved areas, with annual updates to a territorial healthca...
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36% Bias Score
French Economists Propose Hyper-Decentralization to Counter Economic Decline
Frédéric Salat-Baroux and Eric Hazan's "Revolution by Territories" blames 'economism' for Europe's economic decline since the 1980s, proposing hyper-decentralization as a solution to counter deindustrialization, inequality, and climate change, improving France's economic standing.
French Economists Propose Hyper-Decentralization to Counter Economic Decline
Frédéric Salat-Baroux and Eric Hazan's "Revolution by Territories" blames 'economism' for Europe's economic decline since the 1980s, proposing hyper-decentralization as a solution to counter deindustrialization, inequality, and climate change, improving France's economic standing.
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52% Bias Score
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