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German Study Exposes Systemic Police Discrimination
A German Antidiscrimination Agency study reveals systemic police discrimination, including racial profiling and excessive force against minorities and the mentally ill, while others are neglected; recommendations for reform face political obstacles.
German Study Exposes Systemic Police Discrimination
A German Antidiscrimination Agency study reveals systemic police discrimination, including racial profiling and excessive force against minorities and the mentally ill, while others are neglected; recommendations for reform face political obstacles.
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48% Bias Score


Syria: Tensions Remain High in Jaramana After Deadly Clashes
Following clashes in late April between radical Sunni groups and local Druze security forces in Jaramana, Syria, which left at least 10 dead, relative calm has returned, but tensions remain high amid concerns about potential renewed conflict and foreign intervention.
Syria: Tensions Remain High in Jaramana After Deadly Clashes
Following clashes in late April between radical Sunni groups and local Druze security forces in Jaramana, Syria, which left at least 10 dead, relative calm has returned, but tensions remain high amid concerns about potential renewed conflict and foreign intervention.
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40% Bias Score


Germany Shifts Energy Focus, Prioritizing Security Over Climate Goals
Germany's new Economics Minister Katherina Reiche plans to dismantle her predecessor's "Building Energy Act", prioritizing energy security over climate protection despite a recent surge in heat pump sales and criticism from energy experts over plans to build 20 gigawatts of new gas power plants.
Germany Shifts Energy Focus, Prioritizing Security Over Climate Goals
Germany's new Economics Minister Katherina Reiche plans to dismantle her predecessor's "Building Energy Act", prioritizing energy security over climate protection despite a recent surge in heat pump sales and criticism from energy experts over plans to build 20 gigawatts of new gas power plants.
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44% Bias Score


Germany Arrests Right-Wing Terror Suspects; AfD Faces Parliamentary Rebuke
German police arrested five teenagers suspected of right-wing terrorism, planning attacks on refugees and political opponents; concurrently, six Bundestag committees rejected AfD's chair candidates due to a 'cordon sanitaire' against the far-right party.
Germany Arrests Right-Wing Terror Suspects; AfD Faces Parliamentary Rebuke
German police arrested five teenagers suspected of right-wing terrorism, planning attacks on refugees and political opponents; concurrently, six Bundestag committees rejected AfD's chair candidates due to a 'cordon sanitaire' against the far-right party.
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44% Bias Score


FEMA Rescinds Strategic Plan Ahead of Hurricane Season
FEMA Acting Administrator David Richardson rescinded the agency's 2022-2026 strategic plan on Wednesday, less than two weeks before the start of the Atlantic hurricane season, eliminating the agency's Office of Resilience Strategy and raising concerns about preparedness.
FEMA Rescinds Strategic Plan Ahead of Hurricane Season
FEMA Acting Administrator David Richardson rescinded the agency's 2022-2026 strategic plan on Wednesday, less than two weeks before the start of the Atlantic hurricane season, eliminating the agency's Office of Resilience Strategy and raising concerns about preparedness.
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52% Bias Score


Trump Accuses South Africa of White Farmer Genocide, Strains US-South Africa Relations
During a White House meeting, President Trump accused South African President Ramaphosa of failing to address the alleged systematic killing of white farmers, showing videos and news articles as evidence; Ramaphosa refuted the claims, stating they are not government policy, and the bilateral relatio...
Trump Accuses South Africa of White Farmer Genocide, Strains US-South Africa Relations
During a White House meeting, President Trump accused South African President Ramaphosa of failing to address the alleged systematic killing of white farmers, showing videos and news articles as evidence; Ramaphosa refuted the claims, stating they are not government policy, and the bilateral relatio...
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76% Bias Score

Germany Deploys 5,000 Troops to Lithuania, Strengthening NATO's Eastern Flank
Germany permanently stationed its 45th Tank Brigade (5,000 soldiers) in Lithuania on April 1st, 2024, to bolster NATO's eastern flank against Russia, representing a significant increase in German military commitment to the region.

Germany Deploys 5,000 Troops to Lithuania, Strengthening NATO's Eastern Flank
Germany permanently stationed its 45th Tank Brigade (5,000 soldiers) in Lithuania on April 1st, 2024, to bolster NATO's eastern flank against Russia, representing a significant increase in German military commitment to the region.
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36% Bias Score

59 White South Africans Relocate to US Amidst Land Reform Controversy
A chartered flight carrying 59 white South Africans arrived in the US, part of a program championed by former President Trump who claimed genocide against whites in South Africa, prompting a land reform law, while experts dispute the claim.

59 White South Africans Relocate to US Amidst Land Reform Controversy
A chartered flight carrying 59 white South Africans arrived in the US, part of a program championed by former President Trump who claimed genocide against whites in South Africa, prompting a land reform law, while experts dispute the claim.
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64% Bias Score

ISIS Condemns Syrian Leader, Demands Foreign Fighters Defect
ISIS condemned Syrian interim president Ahmed al-Sherea's meeting with former US President Donald Trump, calling him a traitor and urging foreign fightersâestimated between 1,500 and 6,000, largely Uyghur, Russian, and from former Soviet statesâto defect due to his more moderate political path; this...

ISIS Condemns Syrian Leader, Demands Foreign Fighters Defect
ISIS condemned Syrian interim president Ahmed al-Sherea's meeting with former US President Donald Trump, calling him a traitor and urging foreign fightersâestimated between 1,500 and 6,000, largely Uyghur, Russian, and from former Soviet statesâto defect due to his more moderate political path; this...
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48% Bias Score

Germany's Prolonged Recession: High Energy Costs and Bureaucracy Hamper Recovery
Germany is experiencing a prolonged economic recession, marked by increased business closures exceeding those during the 2011 crisis, driven by high energy prices, labor shortages, and excessive bureaucracy; the government has initiated a âŹ500 billion investment plan but faces challenges in implemen...

Germany's Prolonged Recession: High Energy Costs and Bureaucracy Hamper Recovery
Germany is experiencing a prolonged economic recession, marked by increased business closures exceeding those during the 2011 crisis, driven by high energy prices, labor shortages, and excessive bureaucracy; the government has initiated a âŹ500 billion investment plan but faces challenges in implemen...
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52% Bias Score

Medicaid Protest Disrupts House Proceedings
Leftist protesters affiliated with the People's Action Institute disrupted a House office building on Wednesday to protest Medicaid cuts in the proposed budget bill, leading to a brief standoff with Capitol Police before the protesters were removed without arrests.

Medicaid Protest Disrupts House Proceedings
Leftist protesters affiliated with the People's Action Institute disrupted a House office building on Wednesday to protest Medicaid cuts in the proposed budget bill, leading to a brief standoff with Capitol Police before the protesters were removed without arrests.
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56% Bias Score

Tropical Cyclones Linked to Increased Infant Mortality in Low-Income Countries
A study in Science Advances reveals that exposure to tropical cyclones during pregnancy or the first year of life is associated with 4.4 additional infant deaths per 1,000 live births across seven low- and middle-income countries, with the effect being particularly pronounced in Bangladesh, Haiti, a...

Tropical Cyclones Linked to Increased Infant Mortality in Low-Income Countries
A study in Science Advances reveals that exposure to tropical cyclones during pregnancy or the first year of life is associated with 4.4 additional infant deaths per 1,000 live births across seven low- and middle-income countries, with the effect being particularly pronounced in Bangladesh, Haiti, a...
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28% Bias Score
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