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Romania Re-votes After TikTok Influencer Scandal
Romania's December presidential election results were annulled due to allegations of Russian interference involving covert payments to approximately 100 TikTok influencers to promote far-right candidate Calin Georgescu, who unexpectedly won the first round with nearly 23% of the vote, leading to a s...
Romania Re-votes After TikTok Influencer Scandal
Romania's December presidential election results were annulled due to allegations of Russian interference involving covert payments to approximately 100 TikTok influencers to promote far-right candidate Calin Georgescu, who unexpectedly won the first round with nearly 23% of the vote, leading to a s...
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44% Bias Score
Rwanda Facilitates Transit of SADC Troops from DRC to Tanzania
On Tuesday, Rwanda facilitated the transit of several hundred SADC troops from Goma, DRC, through Rwandan territory to Tanzania, a move that could signal a de-escalation of the ongoing conflict, although accusations of Rwandan support for the M23 rebels remain.
Rwanda Facilitates Transit of SADC Troops from DRC to Tanzania
On Tuesday, Rwanda facilitated the transit of several hundred SADC troops from Goma, DRC, through Rwandan territory to Tanzania, a move that could signal a de-escalation of the ongoing conflict, although accusations of Rwandan support for the M23 rebels remain.
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40% Bias Score
Mexico: Remains Found at Jalisco Ranch, Alleged Cartel Extermination Site
On March 5, 2024, in Jalisco, Mexico, a group searching for missing persons found calcined bone fragments and clothing at an abandoned ranch, potentially linked to the Jalisco Nueva Generacion Cartel; authorities are investigating alleged municipal complicity.
Mexico: Remains Found at Jalisco Ranch, Alleged Cartel Extermination Site
On March 5, 2024, in Jalisco, Mexico, a group searching for missing persons found calcined bone fragments and clothing at an abandoned ranch, potentially linked to the Jalisco Nueva Generacion Cartel; authorities are investigating alleged municipal complicity.
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48% Bias Score
Massive Power Outage Hits Spain and Portugal, Exposing European Grid Vulnerabilities
A massive power outage paralyzed Spain and Portugal on Monday, likely caused by a sudden power imbalance in the Iberian grid, highlighting the vulnerability of Europe's energy infrastructure as it transitions to renewables and raising concerns about aging grid infrastructure.
Massive Power Outage Hits Spain and Portugal, Exposing European Grid Vulnerabilities
A massive power outage paralyzed Spain and Portugal on Monday, likely caused by a sudden power imbalance in the Iberian grid, highlighting the vulnerability of Europe's energy infrastructure as it transitions to renewables and raising concerns about aging grid infrastructure.
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16% Bias Score
Australia's Inflation Eases, Rate Cuts Expected
Australia's underlying inflation rate has fallen to 2.9 percent, meeting the Reserve Bank's target for the first time since late 2021, prompting expectations of further interest rate cuts to stimulate the economy amid global uncertainties.
Australia's Inflation Eases, Rate Cuts Expected
Australia's underlying inflation rate has fallen to 2.9 percent, meeting the Reserve Bank's target for the first time since late 2021, prompting expectations of further interest rate cuts to stimulate the economy amid global uncertainties.
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40% Bias Score
Bondi Junction Stabbing: Paramedic Delays Highlight Communication Failures
Six people died and ten were injured in a stabbing at Sydney's Westfield Bondi Junction on April 13, 2024; critical care paramedics arrived at 4:03 pm but were delayed in accessing the mall due to a "hot zone" declaration, which was not fully lifted until the threat had been determined to be over, r...
Bondi Junction Stabbing: Paramedic Delays Highlight Communication Failures
Six people died and ten were injured in a stabbing at Sydney's Westfield Bondi Junction on April 13, 2024; critical care paramedics arrived at 4:03 pm but were delayed in accessing the mall due to a "hot zone" declaration, which was not fully lifted until the threat had been determined to be over, r...
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48% Bias Score
US initiates criminal prosecutions of migrants for entering new border military zone
The United States has initiated its first criminal prosecutions against approximately 28 migrants and asylum seekers for entering a newly created 109,651-acre military zone along the US-Mexico border, a move that critics say militarizes border enforcement and violates human rights.
US initiates criminal prosecutions of migrants for entering new border military zone
The United States has initiated its first criminal prosecutions against approximately 28 migrants and asylum seekers for entering a newly created 109,651-acre military zone along the US-Mexico border, a move that critics say militarizes border enforcement and violates human rights.
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64% Bias Score
Chinese Mercenary Alleges Imprisonment, Exposes Extent of Chinese Involvement in Ukraine War
A Chinese mercenary fighting for Russia alleges imprisonment and mistreatment, revealing the plight of hundreds of Chinese soldiers involved in the war in Ukraine, despite official denials from both Russia and China, and highlighting the role of social media in recruitment.
Chinese Mercenary Alleges Imprisonment, Exposes Extent of Chinese Involvement in Ukraine War
A Chinese mercenary fighting for Russia alleges imprisonment and mistreatment, revealing the plight of hundreds of Chinese soldiers involved in the war in Ukraine, despite official denials from both Russia and China, and highlighting the role of social media in recruitment.
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52% Bias Score
Oklahoma Supreme Court Blocks Publicly Funded Catholic Charter School
The Oklahoma Supreme Court blocked the creation of a publicly funded Catholic online charter school, Saint Isidore of Seville, citing violation of the First Amendment's establishment clause, despite arguments from the Alliance Defending Freedom advocating for parental choice and religious freedom.
Oklahoma Supreme Court Blocks Publicly Funded Catholic Charter School
The Oklahoma Supreme Court blocked the creation of a publicly funded Catholic online charter school, Saint Isidore of Seville, citing violation of the First Amendment's establishment clause, despite arguments from the Alliance Defending Freedom advocating for parental choice and religious freedom.
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48% Bias Score
EU admits U.S. tech decoupling unrealistic, prioritizes strategic alliances
The European Union will release its International Digital Strategy on June 4, acknowledging that completely disentangling from U.S. tech dominance is unrealistic, instead focusing on strategic alliances with like-minded countries to boost competitiveness and address security and sovereignty concerns...
EU admits U.S. tech decoupling unrealistic, prioritizes strategic alliances
The European Union will release its International Digital Strategy on June 4, acknowledging that completely disentangling from U.S. tech dominance is unrealistic, instead focusing on strategic alliances with like-minded countries to boost competitiveness and address security and sovereignty concerns...
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48% Bias Score
Vietnam Celebrates War's End, Balancing Ties with China and US
Vietnam celebrated the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War on April 30th, 2025, with a large military parade featuring Chinese troops, highlighting warming ties with China, while a US representative attended, reflecting normalized relations. The event commemorated the 1975 reunification, ...
Vietnam Celebrates War's End, Balancing Ties with China and US
Vietnam celebrated the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War on April 30th, 2025, with a large military parade featuring Chinese troops, highlighting warming ties with China, while a US representative attended, reflecting normalized relations. The event commemorated the 1975 reunification, ...
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56% Bias Score
New Zealand's Robin Goomes Wins First Women's Rampage Title
Robin Goomes, a 28-year-old New Zealander, won the 2024 Rampage mountain biking competition in Virgin, Utah, becoming the first woman to achieve this feat in the event's history, after a childhood spent trapping possums and riding BMX bikes on the remote Chatham Islands.
New Zealand's Robin Goomes Wins First Women's Rampage Title
Robin Goomes, a 28-year-old New Zealander, won the 2024 Rampage mountain biking competition in Virgin, Utah, becoming the first woman to achieve this feat in the event's history, after a childhood spent trapping possums and riding BMX bikes on the remote Chatham Islands.
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16% Bias Score
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