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Climate Change Threatens Global Banana Production
Climate change is severely impacting banana cultivation, with nearly two-thirds of current growing areas projected to be unsuitable by 2080, threatening the global banana supply and impacting food security for 400 million people, particularly in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Climate Change Threatens Global Banana Production
Climate change is severely impacting banana cultivation, with nearly two-thirds of current growing areas projected to be unsuitable by 2080, threatening the global banana supply and impacting food security for 400 million people, particularly in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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48% Bias Score
PKK Dissolution Spurs Anticipated Turkish Constitutional Changes
Turkey's ruling AKP party anticipates constitutional changes following the PKK's announcement of its dissolution, potentially including explicit mention of Kurds and addressing their demands, according to AKP Diyarbakır MP Suna Kepolu Ataman's statements to Rûdaw TV.
PKK Dissolution Spurs Anticipated Turkish Constitutional Changes
Turkey's ruling AKP party anticipates constitutional changes following the PKK's announcement of its dissolution, potentially including explicit mention of Kurds and addressing their demands, according to AKP Diyarbakır MP Suna Kepolu Ataman's statements to Rûdaw TV.
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52% Bias Score
Jamaica's Murder Rate Plummets, But Soaring Police Killings Raise Concerns
Jamaica's murder rate has fallen significantly this year, reaching a two-decade low in April 2025; however, this progress is counterbalanced by a 152% increase in fatal police shootings between January and April 2025, compared to the same period last year, prompting concerns about accountability and...
Jamaica's Murder Rate Plummets, But Soaring Police Killings Raise Concerns
Jamaica's murder rate has fallen significantly this year, reaching a two-decade low in April 2025; however, this progress is counterbalanced by a 152% increase in fatal police shootings between January and April 2025, compared to the same period last year, prompting concerns about accountability and...
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56% Bias Score
India, Pakistan Reopen Airports After Ceasefire
India and Pakistan reopened 32 airports after a US-brokered ceasefire ended a period of heightened military tension, resuming civilian air travel and marking a crucial step towards regional stability; military talks are scheduled to further solidify the truce.
India, Pakistan Reopen Airports After Ceasefire
India and Pakistan reopened 32 airports after a US-brokered ceasefire ended a period of heightened military tension, resuming civilian air travel and marking a crucial step towards regional stability; military talks are scheduled to further solidify the truce.
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20% Bias Score
Labour's Delay on Conversion Therapy Ban Sparks Outrage
The Labour government's continued delay in banning conversion therapy in the UK, seven years after its initial pledge, is facing criticism from LGBTQ+ campaigners, who argue it endangers LGBTQ+ individuals and sends a message that their safety is negotiable. The Scottish government has also suspende...
Labour's Delay on Conversion Therapy Ban Sparks Outrage
The Labour government's continued delay in banning conversion therapy in the UK, seven years after its initial pledge, is facing criticism from LGBTQ+ campaigners, who argue it endangers LGBTQ+ individuals and sends a message that their safety is negotiable. The Scottish government has also suspende...
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48% Bias Score
Recently Released Prisoner Murders Man Days After Leaving Jail
On June 13, 2024, Owen Blades, recently released from prison, murdered 69-year-old John Connolly in his Lincoln home after a burglary, stabbing him at least 18 times; Blades was apprehended later that day for another stabbing but Connolly's body was discovered five days later.
Recently Released Prisoner Murders Man Days After Leaving Jail
On June 13, 2024, Owen Blades, recently released from prison, murdered 69-year-old John Connolly in his Lincoln home after a burglary, stabbing him at least 18 times; Blades was apprehended later that day for another stabbing but Connolly's body was discovered five days later.
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44% Bias Score
Pope Leo XIV Urges Release of Imprisoned Journalists, Promotes 'Disarmed' Media
Pope Leo XIV, in an address to over a thousand media representatives at the Vatican, called for the release of imprisoned journalists and urged the media to use "disarmed and disarming" information to counter global conflicts, highlighting the importance of a well-informed public and responsible AI ...
Pope Leo XIV Urges Release of Imprisoned Journalists, Promotes 'Disarmed' Media
Pope Leo XIV, in an address to over a thousand media representatives at the Vatican, called for the release of imprisoned journalists and urged the media to use "disarmed and disarming" information to counter global conflicts, highlighting the importance of a well-informed public and responsible AI ...
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28% Bias Score
Four Builders and Firm Charged with Manslaughter After Woman Dies from Falling Bricks
A 28-year-old mother died after being struck by falling bricks from a construction crane in Bethnal Green in March 2018; four builders and the construction firm Higgins Homes have been charged with manslaughter and health and safety offences.
Four Builders and Firm Charged with Manslaughter After Woman Dies from Falling Bricks
A 28-year-old mother died after being struck by falling bricks from a construction crane in Bethnal Green in March 2018; four builders and the construction firm Higgins Homes have been charged with manslaughter and health and safety offences.
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44% Bias Score
Kennedy Blames Parents for Autism, Sparking Concerns and Misinformation
US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stated that parents are responsible for their children's autism and should research vaccines, despite scientific consensus against a link between vaccines and autism; this has caused distress among parents and could lead to dangerous alternative treatments.
Kennedy Blames Parents for Autism, Sparking Concerns and Misinformation
US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stated that parents are responsible for their children's autism and should research vaccines, despite scientific consensus against a link between vaccines and autism; this has caused distress among parents and could lead to dangerous alternative treatments.
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68% Bias Score
Eurovision 2025 Opening Ceremony Disrupted by Pro-Palestinian Protests
The Eurovision 2025 opening ceremony in Basel, Switzerland, on May 11th, featured a 1.5km parade, but was disrupted by pro-Palestinian protests targeting Israel's participation, highlighting the ongoing Gaza conflict's influence on global events.
Eurovision 2025 Opening Ceremony Disrupted by Pro-Palestinian Protests
The Eurovision 2025 opening ceremony in Basel, Switzerland, on May 11th, featured a 1.5km parade, but was disrupted by pro-Palestinian protests targeting Israel's participation, highlighting the ongoing Gaza conflict's influence on global events.
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56% Bias Score
Zelenskyy Invites Pope Leo XIV to Ukraine Amidst Call for End to 'War on Words'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy invited Pope Leo XIV to visit Ukraine after a phone call, while the new Pope urged journalists to end the polarising "war of words" and promote truthful reporting, highlighting concerns about global conflicts.
Zelenskyy Invites Pope Leo XIV to Ukraine Amidst Call for End to 'War on Words'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy invited Pope Leo XIV to visit Ukraine after a phone call, while the new Pope urged journalists to end the polarising "war of words" and promote truthful reporting, highlighting concerns about global conflicts.
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36% Bias Score
Lawsuit Blocks Mass Firings at CFPB, Exposing Chaotic Internal Communications
The Trump administration's attempt to fire 90% of the CFPB staff was temporarily blocked by a lawsuit initiated by the husband of a deceased woman owed a $15,000 refund, revealing chaotic internal communications and raising concerns about the agency's future.
Lawsuit Blocks Mass Firings at CFPB, Exposing Chaotic Internal Communications
The Trump administration's attempt to fire 90% of the CFPB staff was temporarily blocked by a lawsuit initiated by the husband of a deceased woman owed a $15,000 refund, revealing chaotic internal communications and raising concerns about the agency's future.
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60% Bias Score
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