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Texas Launches Largest US School Voucher Program
Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a $1 billion school voucher program into law, allowing parents to use public funds for private school tuition, starting next school year; this is the largest such program in the U.S., despite opposition from Democrats and some Republicans.
Texas Launches Largest US School Voucher Program
Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a $1 billion school voucher program into law, allowing parents to use public funds for private school tuition, starting next school year; this is the largest such program in the U.S., despite opposition from Democrats and some Republicans.
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40% Bias Score
Armenia Improves Press Freedom Ranking Amidst Persistent Challenges
Armenia's press freedom improved by 9 points in the Reporters Without Borders' index, ranking 34th, despite persistent polarization and disinformation driven by political and geopolitical factors; lack of new restrictive laws and physical attacks contributed to the improvement, but independent media...
Armenia Improves Press Freedom Ranking Amidst Persistent Challenges
Armenia's press freedom improved by 9 points in the Reporters Without Borders' index, ranking 34th, despite persistent polarization and disinformation driven by political and geopolitical factors; lack of new restrictive laws and physical attacks contributed to the improvement, but independent media...
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36% Bias Score
Russian Sergeants' Actions Secure Key Terrain Gains
During a Russian military offensive, Sergeant Artur Khismatullin, while delivering troops, engaged and neutralized enemy infantry using accurate fire from his BMP, providing cover fire that enabled his unit to secure advantageous positions without losses; Junior Sergeant Radif Nuriakhmetov repaired ...
Russian Sergeants' Actions Secure Key Terrain Gains
During a Russian military offensive, Sergeant Artur Khismatullin, while delivering troops, engaged and neutralized enemy infantry using accurate fire from his BMP, providing cover fire that enabled his unit to secure advantageous positions without losses; Junior Sergeant Radif Nuriakhmetov repaired ...
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72% Bias Score
Uber Expands to Cash Payments in UK, Sparking Debate on Cash Access
Uber now accepts cash payments in most UK cities, excluding London, following successful trials, addressing customer needs and highlighting a broader debate on cash access for vulnerable groups, such as domestic abuse survivors, as raised in a recent Treasury Committee report.
Uber Expands to Cash Payments in UK, Sparking Debate on Cash Access
Uber now accepts cash payments in most UK cities, excluding London, following successful trials, addressing customer needs and highlighting a broader debate on cash access for vulnerable groups, such as domestic abuse survivors, as raised in a recent Treasury Committee report.
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48% Bias Score
Bolsonaro's Hospital Discharge Imminent Amid Coup Attempt Trial
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, facing trial for an alleged coup attempt, is expected to be released from the hospital in the coming days after a 12-hour surgery to address an intestinal obstruction stemming from a 2018 stabbing.
Bolsonaro's Hospital Discharge Imminent Amid Coup Attempt Trial
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, facing trial for an alleged coup attempt, is expected to be released from the hospital in the coming days after a 12-hour surgery to address an intestinal obstruction stemming from a 2018 stabbing.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Agenda Culture Stifles Spontaneity, Fuels Burnout
A Dutch journalist interviews an artist and researcher about their book on the politics of rest, revealing how the Netherlands' intense work culture, rooted in Calvinism and a 24/7 economy, suppresses spontaneity, leading to stress, burnout, and a low number of official holidays compared to other Eu...
Dutch Agenda Culture Stifles Spontaneity, Fuels Burnout
A Dutch journalist interviews an artist and researcher about their book on the politics of rest, revealing how the Netherlands' intense work culture, rooted in Calvinism and a 24/7 economy, suppresses spontaneity, leading to stress, burnout, and a low number of official holidays compared to other Eu...
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48% Bias Score
UK: Thousands of Elderly Patients Face Risks from Long-Term Antidepressant Use
In the UK, over 20 percent of people over 65 take antidepressants—double the amount from 20 years ago—leading to increased risks of falls and memory problems; experts criticize GPs for insufficient alternative treatments and oversight, while GPs cite long NHS waiting lists for talking therapies as a...
UK: Thousands of Elderly Patients Face Risks from Long-Term Antidepressant Use
In the UK, over 20 percent of people over 65 take antidepressants—double the amount from 20 years ago—leading to increased risks of falls and memory problems; experts criticize GPs for insufficient alternative treatments and oversight, while GPs cite long NHS waiting lists for talking therapies as a...
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48% Bias Score
First Female Aerial Photographer Documents Zeeland's Transformation
Jacqueline Midavaine, the Netherlands' first female aerial photographer, starting in 1960, documented Zeeland's transformation through the Delta Works, capturing the region's shift from an agricultural landscape to an industrialized one, with images now being digitized by the Zeeuws Archief.
First Female Aerial Photographer Documents Zeeland's Transformation
Jacqueline Midavaine, the Netherlands' first female aerial photographer, starting in 1960, documented Zeeland's transformation through the Delta Works, capturing the region's shift from an agricultural landscape to an industrialized one, with images now being digitized by the Zeeuws Archief.
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40% Bias Score
Papal Selection Compared to "The Traitors": Author Highlights Effectiveness, Questions Exclusion of Women
Robert Harris, author of "Conclave", compares the secretive papal selection process to the TV show "The Traitors", highlighting its effectiveness in choosing leadership and questioning the exclusion of women from the process.
Papal Selection Compared to "The Traitors": Author Highlights Effectiveness, Questions Exclusion of Women
Robert Harris, author of "Conclave", compares the secretive papal selection process to the TV show "The Traitors", highlighting its effectiveness in choosing leadership and questioning the exclusion of women from the process.
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44% Bias Score
Leptospirosis Outbreak in Ecuador Claims Eight Children
Leptospirosis caused the deaths of eight children and sickened 46 more in Ecuador's Taisha region; the Ministry of Public Health deployed 60 health officials to treat over 800 patients and prevent further spread.
Leptospirosis Outbreak in Ecuador Claims Eight Children
Leptospirosis caused the deaths of eight children and sickened 46 more in Ecuador's Taisha region; the Ministry of Public Health deployed 60 health officials to treat over 800 patients and prevent further spread.
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32% Bias Score
2025 Kentucky Derby: Unconventional Horse Names Generate Pre-Race Buzz
The 151st Kentucky Derby, held on May 4th, 2025, featured horses with unconventional names like Journalism, Publisher, and Render Judgment, sparking online discussions and media attention.
2025 Kentucky Derby: Unconventional Horse Names Generate Pre-Race Buzz
The 151st Kentucky Derby, held on May 4th, 2025, featured horses with unconventional names like Journalism, Publisher, and Render Judgment, sparking online discussions and media attention.
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44% Bias Score
Stop the Rain" Hits #1 on US iTunes Chart
RM and Tablo's collaborative single "Stop the Rain" reached #1 on the US iTunes Top Songs chart on May 3rd, showcasing themes of pain and low self-worth, unlike typical South Korean pop music.
Stop the Rain" Hits #1 on US iTunes Chart
RM and Tablo's collaborative single "Stop the Rain" reached #1 on the US iTunes Top Songs chart on May 3rd, showcasing themes of pain and low self-worth, unlike typical South Korean pop music.
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36% Bias Score
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