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State Lawmakers Challenge Voter-Approved Paid Sick Leave Mandates
Voters in Alaska, Missouri, and Nebraska overwhelmingly approved paid sick leave mandates in 2022, but state lawmakers are now seeking to weaken or repeal these laws due to business cost concerns, highlighting a broader trend of legislative challenges to citizen-initiated legislation.
State Lawmakers Challenge Voter-Approved Paid Sick Leave Mandates
Voters in Alaska, Missouri, and Nebraska overwhelmingly approved paid sick leave mandates in 2022, but state lawmakers are now seeking to weaken or repeal these laws due to business cost concerns, highlighting a broader trend of legislative challenges to citizen-initiated legislation.
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36% Bias Score
US Inflation Cools, Consumer Spending Rises Amidst Tariff Concerns
US consumer prices cooled to 2.3% year-on-year in March, down from 2.7% in February, while consumer spending rose 0.7%, boosted by an 8.1% surge in auto purchases likely due to preemptive buying ahead of new tariffs.
US Inflation Cools, Consumer Spending Rises Amidst Tariff Concerns
US consumer prices cooled to 2.3% year-on-year in March, down from 2.7% in February, while consumer spending rose 0.7%, boosted by an 8.1% surge in auto purchases likely due to preemptive buying ahead of new tariffs.
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40% Bias Score
100-Year-Old Jazz Master Continues to Tour, Promote Unique Style
Marshall Allen, a 100-year-old NEA Jazz Master Fellow, is currently touring to promote his debut solo album, "New Dawn", showcasing a unique improvisational style developed under Sun Ra, emphasizing emotional expression over technical skill; he continues to teach this approach to young musicians.
100-Year-Old Jazz Master Continues to Tour, Promote Unique Style
Marshall Allen, a 100-year-old NEA Jazz Master Fellow, is currently touring to promote his debut solo album, "New Dawn", showcasing a unique improvisational style developed under Sun Ra, emphasizing emotional expression over technical skill; he continues to teach this approach to young musicians.
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16% Bias Score
Liberal Party Wins Fourth Mandate, New MPs Bring Strong Business Credentials
The Liberal Party won a fourth consecutive mandate in the 2025 Canadian federal election, with numerous newly elected MPs boasting significant business and financial experience, including former Goldman Sachs executive Tim Hodgson, a former Quebec finance minister, and the former president of IBM Ca...
Liberal Party Wins Fourth Mandate, New MPs Bring Strong Business Credentials
The Liberal Party won a fourth consecutive mandate in the 2025 Canadian federal election, with numerous newly elected MPs boasting significant business and financial experience, including former Goldman Sachs executive Tim Hodgson, a former Quebec finance minister, and the former president of IBM Ca...
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28% Bias Score
Trump Celebrates 100 Days, Claims Economic Successes
In Warren, Michigan, President Trump celebrated his first 100 days in office, claiming economic successes due to his policies, including lower taxes and tariffs, stronger borders, and the return of jobs to the US, while criticizing his predecessor and the Democrats.
Trump Celebrates 100 Days, Claims Economic Successes
In Warren, Michigan, President Trump celebrated his first 100 days in office, claiming economic successes due to his policies, including lower taxes and tariffs, stronger borders, and the return of jobs to the US, while criticizing his predecessor and the Democrats.
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64% Bias Score
UK Government's Teacher Recruitment Plan Faces Doubt Amidst Shortage
A UK government plan to add 6,500 teachers funded by a tax on private schools is questioned by a new report which highlights a lack of a delivery plan and the significant challenge in meeting the pledge amidst growing student numbers and historically missed recruitment targets.
UK Government's Teacher Recruitment Plan Faces Doubt Amidst Shortage
A UK government plan to add 6,500 teachers funded by a tax on private schools is questioned by a new report which highlights a lack of a delivery plan and the significant challenge in meeting the pledge amidst growing student numbers and historically missed recruitment targets.
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40% Bias Score
ESA Launches Biomass Satellite to Map Forest Carbon Storage
The European Space Agency launched the Biomass satellite, equipped with a P-band synthetic aperture radar, to create 3D maps of the world's forests and measure carbon storage, providing crucial data to understand and mitigate climate change over the next five and a half years.
ESA Launches Biomass Satellite to Map Forest Carbon Storage
The European Space Agency launched the Biomass satellite, equipped with a P-band synthetic aperture radar, to create 3D maps of the world's forests and measure carbon storage, providing crucial data to understand and mitigate climate change over the next five and a half years.
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32% Bias Score
US Economy Shrinks 0.3% Amidst Trump Tariff Fallout
The U.S. economy contracted by 0.3% in Q1 2024, largely due to a surge in imports anticipating President Trump's tariffs; Trump blames his predecessor, while Democrats cite his policies as the cause, creating a political clash over the economic downturn.
US Economy Shrinks 0.3% Amidst Trump Tariff Fallout
The U.S. economy contracted by 0.3% in Q1 2024, largely due to a surge in imports anticipating President Trump's tariffs; Trump blames his predecessor, while Democrats cite his policies as the cause, creating a political clash over the economic downturn.
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56% Bias Score
Paris Basketball Eliminated from EuroLeague Quarterfinals
Paris Basketball's EuroLeague season ended in the quarterfinals with a 3-0 loss to Fenerbahçe; coach Tiago Splitter highlighted first-half errors and poor three-point shooting as crucial factors, while players expressed frustration but remained focused on winning the French Championship.
Paris Basketball Eliminated from EuroLeague Quarterfinals
Paris Basketball's EuroLeague season ended in the quarterfinals with a 3-0 loss to Fenerbahçe; coach Tiago Splitter highlighted first-half errors and poor three-point shooting as crucial factors, while players expressed frustration but remained focused on winning the French Championship.
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16% Bias Score
Alberta Eases Referendum Threshold Amidst Renewed Calls for Independence
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith enacted legislation lowering the signature requirement for provincial referendums, potentially enabling an independence vote, despite the federal Liberals' reelection; she also relaxed campaign finance rules, reintroducing corporate and union donations.
Alberta Eases Referendum Threshold Amidst Renewed Calls for Independence
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith enacted legislation lowering the signature requirement for provincial referendums, potentially enabling an independence vote, despite the federal Liberals' reelection; she also relaxed campaign finance rules, reintroducing corporate and union donations.
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40% Bias Score
Australian Federal Election: Compulsory Voting, Unique Terminology Shape Campaign
Australia's federal election, pitting incumbent Anthony Albanese against Peter Dutton, features compulsory voting, preferential ballots, and unique campaign terminology like 'rorts,' 'corflutes,' and 'stoush,' shaping political discourse and voter engagement.
Australian Federal Election: Compulsory Voting, Unique Terminology Shape Campaign
Australia's federal election, pitting incumbent Anthony Albanese against Peter Dutton, features compulsory voting, preferential ballots, and unique campaign terminology like 'rorts,' 'corflutes,' and 'stoush,' shaping political discourse and voter engagement.
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16% Bias Score
UK Teacher Recruitment Target Unlikely to be Met
The UK government's plan to hire 6,500 more teachers in England by the end of parliament is unlikely to succeed, warns the National Audit Office, due to rising secondary school enrollment and a broader teacher shortage, particularly impacting further education colleges.
UK Teacher Recruitment Target Unlikely to be Met
The UK government's plan to hire 6,500 more teachers in England by the end of parliament is unlikely to succeed, warns the National Audit Office, due to rising secondary school enrollment and a broader teacher shortage, particularly impacting further education colleges.
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52% Bias Score
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