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Senate Republicans Reject House GOP Spending Bill, Demanding Deeper Cuts
The House GOP passed a $1.5 trillion spending cuts bill, but it faces strong Senate opposition over Medicaid work requirements, the spectrum auction plan, and deeper spending cuts demanded by Senate Republicans, jeopardizing its passage.
Senate Republicans Reject House GOP Spending Bill, Demanding Deeper Cuts
The House GOP passed a $1.5 trillion spending cuts bill, but it faces strong Senate opposition over Medicaid work requirements, the spectrum auction plan, and deeper spending cuts demanded by Senate Republicans, jeopardizing its passage.
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56% Bias Score
Strained US-Israel Ties Amidst Gaza Conflict and Netanyahu's Political Future
Strained US-Israel relations are fueled by Trump's reported resentment towards Netanyahu, US negotiations with Iran and the Houthis without Israeli input, and the cancellation of a US VP's visit to Israel; this comes despite the Trump administration publicly affirming its commitment to Israel.
Strained US-Israel Ties Amidst Gaza Conflict and Netanyahu's Political Future
Strained US-Israel relations are fueled by Trump's reported resentment towards Netanyahu, US negotiations with Iran and the Houthis without Israeli input, and the cancellation of a US VP's visit to Israel; this comes despite the Trump administration publicly affirming its commitment to Israel.
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40% Bias Score
Von der Leyen Urges Serbia to Prioritize EU Reforms Amidst Geopolitical Tensions
During her visit to Belgrade, EU President Ursula von der Leyen urged Serbia to advance its EU accession process through necessary reforms, addressing concerns about President Vučić's attendance at a Moscow Victory Day parade and highlighting the importance of normalizing relations with Kosovo while...
Von der Leyen Urges Serbia to Prioritize EU Reforms Amidst Geopolitical Tensions
During her visit to Belgrade, EU President Ursula von der Leyen urged Serbia to advance its EU accession process through necessary reforms, addressing concerns about President Vučić's attendance at a Moscow Victory Day parade and highlighting the importance of normalizing relations with Kosovo while...
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32% Bias Score
EU Imposes Tariffs on Russian Fertilizers to Reduce Dependence
The European Parliament voted to reduce the EU's dependence on Russian and Belarusian fertilizers and agricultural products by imposing tariffs increasing from 6.5% to 100% over three years, impacting €1.3 billion in annual Russian fertilizer imports and €380 million in agri-food imports.
EU Imposes Tariffs on Russian Fertilizers to Reduce Dependence
The European Parliament voted to reduce the EU's dependence on Russian and Belarusian fertilizers and agricultural products by imposing tariffs increasing from 6.5% to 100% over three years, impacting €1.3 billion in annual Russian fertilizer imports and €380 million in agri-food imports.
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44% Bias Score
Global Bond Yields Surge Amidst Debt Concerns
Global government bond yields are surging due to investor concerns over rising debt levels, inflation, and the impact of trade wars, leading to poor auction results and higher borrowing costs for governments worldwide.
Global Bond Yields Surge Amidst Debt Concerns
Global government bond yields are surging due to investor concerns over rising debt levels, inflation, and the impact of trade wars, leading to poor auction results and higher borrowing costs for governments worldwide.
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52% Bias Score
Finland Monitors Russia's Military Buildup Near Border
Finland is closely monitoring Russia's increased military activity near its border, including infrastructure development for more troops after the Ukraine war, as stated by the Finnish Defense Forces on May 22nd, while maintaining that this does not pose an immediate threat; Finland's NATO membershi...
Finland Monitors Russia's Military Buildup Near Border
Finland is closely monitoring Russia's increased military activity near its border, including infrastructure development for more troops after the Ukraine war, as stated by the Finnish Defense Forces on May 22nd, while maintaining that this does not pose an immediate threat; Finland's NATO membershi...
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32% Bias Score
UK to Roll Out Chemical Castration for Sex Offenders Amid Prison Crisis
The British government will implement chemical castration for sex offenders in 20 prisons, aiming for a 60% reduction in reoffending, alongside wider prison system reforms including early release programs, increased probation funding (£700 million annually), and sentencing changes to alleviate priso...
UK to Roll Out Chemical Castration for Sex Offenders Amid Prison Crisis
The British government will implement chemical castration for sex offenders in 20 prisons, aiming for a 60% reduction in reoffending, alongside wider prison system reforms including early release programs, increased probation funding (£700 million annually), and sentencing changes to alleviate priso...
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44% Bias Score
Georgia Reaffirms EU Accession Goal Amidst Improved Relations
Georgia's government asserts its commitment to EU membership by 2030, having completed 60% of requirements, despite past disagreements and election controversies; recent high-level meetings signal improved relations.
Georgia Reaffirms EU Accession Goal Amidst Improved Relations
Georgia's government asserts its commitment to EU membership by 2030, having completed 60% of requirements, despite past disagreements and election controversies; recent high-level meetings signal improved relations.
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40% Bias Score
Eight EU Countries Form Coalition to Boost Crisis Preparedness
Eight EU nations launched a voluntary coalition on Thursday to boost the bloc's resilience to crises, prompted by Russia's destabilizing actions and emphasizing the need for coordinated, EU-wide action, including citizen preparedness.
Eight EU Countries Form Coalition to Boost Crisis Preparedness
Eight EU nations launched a voluntary coalition on Thursday to boost the bloc's resilience to crises, prompted by Russia's destabilizing actions and emphasizing the need for coordinated, EU-wide action, including citizen preparedness.
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44% Bias Score
Polish Election: Nationalist Candidates Secure Significant Vote Share
In Poland's first round of presidential elections, nationalist candidates Slawomir Mentzen and Grzegorz Braun secured 14.8% and 6.34% of the vote respectively, reflecting a broader European trend of increasing nationalist support. Mentzen appealed to young, anti-system voters and free-market propone...
Polish Election: Nationalist Candidates Secure Significant Vote Share
In Poland's first round of presidential elections, nationalist candidates Slawomir Mentzen and Grzegorz Braun secured 14.8% and 6.34% of the vote respectively, reflecting a broader European trend of increasing nationalist support. Mentzen appealed to young, anti-system voters and free-market propone...
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48% Bias Score
Australia: Devastating Floods in New South Wales
Days of torrential rain in New South Wales, Australia, have caused severe flooding, isolating entire villages, resulting in at least two deaths, and prompting over 50,000 evacuation warnings as of now.
Australia: Devastating Floods in New South Wales
Days of torrential rain in New South Wales, Australia, have caused severe flooding, isolating entire villages, resulting in at least two deaths, and prompting over 50,000 evacuation warnings as of now.
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24% Bias Score
Islamic State Condemns Syrian Leader's Meeting with Trump, Raising Concerns over Foreign Fighters
The Islamic State condemned Syrian interim president Ahmad al-Sharaa for meeting with U.S. President Trump, highlighting the issue of foreign fighters in Syria, estimated between 1,500-6,000, who are mostly Uighurs from Central and East Asia and whose presence is a concern for Western nations.
Islamic State Condemns Syrian Leader's Meeting with Trump, Raising Concerns over Foreign Fighters
The Islamic State condemned Syrian interim president Ahmad al-Sharaa for meeting with U.S. President Trump, highlighting the issue of foreign fighters in Syria, estimated between 1,500-6,000, who are mostly Uighurs from Central and East Asia and whose presence is a concern for Western nations.
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48% Bias Score
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