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China Blames US for COVID-19 Pandemic Origin
China's government released a white paper Wednesday blaming the US for the COVID-19 pandemic, citing alleged early outbreaks and antibody test results, directly contradicting US claims of a Wuhan lab leak and escalating geopolitical tensions.
China Blames US for COVID-19 Pandemic Origin
China's government released a white paper Wednesday blaming the US for the COVID-19 pandemic, citing alleged early outbreaks and antibody test results, directly contradicting US claims of a Wuhan lab leak and escalating geopolitical tensions.
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60% Bias Score
Spain's Blackout Reignites Nuclear Energy Debate
A major blackout affecting Spain and Portugal has sparked a renewed political battle over the future of nuclear energy in Spain, with the ruling Socialist party and the opposition People's Party holding opposing views on the planned phase-out of nuclear power plants, despite an agreement made in 201...
Spain's Blackout Reignites Nuclear Energy Debate
A major blackout affecting Spain and Portugal has sparked a renewed political battle over the future of nuclear energy in Spain, with the ruling Socialist party and the opposition People's Party holding opposing views on the planned phase-out of nuclear power plants, despite an agreement made in 201...
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48% Bias Score
Mexican Grand Prix Secures Contract Extension Until 2028
Despite Sergio Pérez's departure from Red Bull, Mexico's Formula 1 Grand Prix secured a contract extension until 2028 due to its massive economic success, generating \$870 million MXN in revenue and over 9,000 jobs in 2024, showcasing the event's cultural significance and enduring appeal.
Mexican Grand Prix Secures Contract Extension Until 2028
Despite Sergio Pérez's departure from Red Bull, Mexico's Formula 1 Grand Prix secured a contract extension until 2028 due to its massive economic success, generating \$870 million MXN in revenue and over 9,000 jobs in 2024, showcasing the event's cultural significance and enduring appeal.
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36% Bias Score
Colombian Journalist Withdraws Case After 25-Year Fight for Justice
Colombian journalist Jineth Bedoya withdrew her 25-year legal battle for justice after being kidnapped, tortured, and raped in 1998, citing prosecutorial inaction and the escape of her convicted attacker; this highlights systemic failures in Colombia's justice system.
Colombian Journalist Withdraws Case After 25-Year Fight for Justice
Colombian journalist Jineth Bedoya withdrew her 25-year legal battle for justice after being kidnapped, tortured, and raped in 1998, citing prosecutorial inaction and the escape of her convicted attacker; this highlights systemic failures in Colombia's justice system.
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48% Bias Score
Turkish Actress Faces Trial Amidst Concerns of Political Prosecution
Turkish actress Ayşe Barım faces trial on charges related to her participation in the Gezi Park protests and social media activity, with concerns raised about the weakness of evidence and potential political influence.
Turkish Actress Faces Trial Amidst Concerns of Political Prosecution
Turkish actress Ayşe Barım faces trial on charges related to her participation in the Gezi Park protests and social media activity, with concerns raised about the weakness of evidence and potential political influence.
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60% Bias Score
Venezuelan Migrants Face Deportation Under Alien Enemies Act
Thirty-one Venezuelan migrants at Texas's Bluebonnet Detention Center spelled out "SOS" to protest their potential deportation to El Salvador's CECOT prison under the 1798 Alien Enemies Act, bypassing normal court proceedings; a Supreme Court stay is currently in place.
Venezuelan Migrants Face Deportation Under Alien Enemies Act
Thirty-one Venezuelan migrants at Texas's Bluebonnet Detention Center spelled out "SOS" to protest their potential deportation to El Salvador's CECOT prison under the 1798 Alien Enemies Act, bypassing normal court proceedings; a Supreme Court stay is currently in place.
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48% Bias Score
Turkish Poll Shows İmamoğlu Surge After March 19th Judicial Actions
A recent poll shows that following a March 19th judicial intervention, Ekrem İmamoğlu's presidential approval rating increased from 15% to 24%, while Erdoğan's rose from 17% to 19%; CHP's support grew by 6 percentage points, and negative public perception of the judiciary, except the Constitutional ...
Turkish Poll Shows İmamoğlu Surge After March 19th Judicial Actions
A recent poll shows that following a March 19th judicial intervention, Ekrem İmamoğlu's presidential approval rating increased from 15% to 24%, while Erdoğan's rose from 17% to 19%; CHP's support grew by 6 percentage points, and negative public perception of the judiciary, except the Constitutional ...
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52% Bias Score
Pertussis Outbreak in Mexico: 809 Cases and 48 Infant Deaths in 2025"
Mexico reports 809 pertussis cases and 48 infant deaths in 2025, exceeding 2024 numbers due to decreased vaccination rates, highlighting the severity of the disease in infants and the need for increased vaccination.
Pertussis Outbreak in Mexico: 809 Cases and 48 Infant Deaths in 2025"
Mexico reports 809 pertussis cases and 48 infant deaths in 2025, exceeding 2024 numbers due to decreased vaccination rates, highlighting the severity of the disease in infants and the need for increased vaccination.
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32% Bias Score
Oviedo "House of Horrors": Three Children Found Neglected, Parents Imprisoned
Oviedo police discovered three children, ages 8, 8, and 10, living in unsanitary conditions with their parents in a rural home since 2021, prompting an investigation leading to the parents' arrest and the children's placement in protective custody.
Oviedo "House of Horrors": Three Children Found Neglected, Parents Imprisoned
Oviedo police discovered three children, ages 8, 8, and 10, living in unsanitary conditions with their parents in a rural home since 2021, prompting an investigation leading to the parents' arrest and the children's placement in protective custody.
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36% Bias Score
300-Year Sentence for Forced Disappearances in Oaxaca Contradicts President's Claims
A former municipal secretary in San Francisco Jayacaxtepec, Oaxaca, Mexico, was sentenced to 300 years in prison for the aggravated forced disappearance of five people in 2017, contradicting recent statements by the President denying state-sponsored forced disappearances. The victims were detained, ...
300-Year Sentence for Forced Disappearances in Oaxaca Contradicts President's Claims
A former municipal secretary in San Francisco Jayacaxtepec, Oaxaca, Mexico, was sentenced to 300 years in prison for the aggravated forced disappearance of five people in 2017, contradicting recent statements by the President denying state-sponsored forced disappearances. The victims were detained, ...
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36% Bias Score
Conflicting Claims on Kursk: Russia Announces Victory, Ukraine Denies Expulsion
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the expulsion of Ukrainian forces from the Kursk region, claiming over 75,000 Ukrainian casualties, while Ukraine asserts continued defensive operations; the conflict involves North Korean troops, and Putin mentions European support for Russia's position.
Conflicting Claims on Kursk: Russia Announces Victory, Ukraine Denies Expulsion
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the expulsion of Ukrainian forces from the Kursk region, claiming over 75,000 Ukrainian casualties, while Ukraine asserts continued defensive operations; the conflict involves North Korean troops, and Putin mentions European support for Russia's position.
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60% Bias Score
Mexico battles severe pertussis outbreak, 48 infant deaths reported
Mexico is experiencing a severe pertussis outbreak with 48 deaths among infants in the last six weeks, prompting a national vaccination campaign targeting pregnant women which has administered 899,731 doses, representing 49% of the goal, to combat a 1240% increase in cases compared to last year.
Mexico battles severe pertussis outbreak, 48 infant deaths reported
Mexico is experiencing a severe pertussis outbreak with 48 deaths among infants in the last six weeks, prompting a national vaccination campaign targeting pregnant women which has administered 899,731 doses, representing 49% of the goal, to combat a 1240% increase in cases compared to last year.
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44% Bias Score
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