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China to Recruit 34,430 College Graduates for Rural Positions
China's central government will recruit 34,430 college graduates for grassroots positions in underdeveloped areas, starting in September, to alleviate youth unemployment and revitalize rural areas, with allowances varying by region and preferential treatment after service.
China to Recruit 34,430 College Graduates for Rural Positions
China's central government will recruit 34,430 college graduates for grassroots positions in underdeveloped areas, starting in September, to alleviate youth unemployment and revitalize rural areas, with allowances varying by region and preferential treatment after service.
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36% Bias Score
China to Recruit 34,430 Graduates for Rural Development
China's central government will recruit 34,430 college graduates for grassroots positions in underdeveloped areas by August 2024, offering financial incentives and preferential treatment afterward to address youth unemployment and boost rural development.
China to Recruit 34,430 Graduates for Rural Development
China's central government will recruit 34,430 college graduates for grassroots positions in underdeveloped areas by August 2024, offering financial incentives and preferential treatment afterward to address youth unemployment and boost rural development.
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60% Bias Score
Misogynistic COO, Underperforming Employee, and Possible Company Fraud in Small Business
A new COO's misogynistic behavior towards female employees in a small business prompts a potential walkout, while another employee's consistent underperformance and mental health issues pose a management challenge, and a third colleague is suspected of defrauding the company through interstate trave...
Misogynistic COO, Underperforming Employee, and Possible Company Fraud in Small Business
A new COO's misogynistic behavior towards female employees in a small business prompts a potential walkout, while another employee's consistent underperformance and mental health issues pose a management challenge, and a third colleague is suspected of defrauding the company through interstate trave...
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56% Bias Score
Trump Pardons Convicted Sheriff, Facing Backlash in Virginia
President Trump pardoned former Virginia Sheriff Scott Jenkins, convicted of bribery, sparking outrage in Culpeper County where residents, including Trump voters, criticized the decision as undermining the rule of law, despite Jenkins' claims of political persecution.
Trump Pardons Convicted Sheriff, Facing Backlash in Virginia
President Trump pardoned former Virginia Sheriff Scott Jenkins, convicted of bribery, sparking outrage in Culpeper County where residents, including Trump voters, criticized the decision as undermining the rule of law, despite Jenkins' claims of political persecution.
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48% Bias Score
Georgia Judge Blocks Executions Due to Unmet Vaccine Condition
A Georgia judge blocked the state from seeking an execution date for death row inmates due to a 2021 agreement requiring the COVID-19 vaccine's availability to all, including infants, a condition not yet met; the state plans to appeal.
Georgia Judge Blocks Executions Due to Unmet Vaccine Condition
A Georgia judge blocked the state from seeking an execution date for death row inmates due to a 2021 agreement requiring the COVID-19 vaccine's availability to all, including infants, a condition not yet met; the state plans to appeal.
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36% Bias Score
Right-Wing Criticism of Justice Barrett Highlights Conservative Divisions
Conservative criticism of Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett centers on several instances where her votes aligned with liberal justices, despite her generally conservative record and votes on key issues like overturning Roe v. Wade and expanding gun rights; this has sparked debate about judicia...
Right-Wing Criticism of Justice Barrett Highlights Conservative Divisions
Conservative criticism of Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett centers on several instances where her votes aligned with liberal justices, despite her generally conservative record and votes on key issues like overturning Roe v. Wade and expanding gun rights; this has sparked debate about judicia...
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64% Bias Score
Human-Centric Leadership: Prioritizing Connection for Exceptional Results
Tiana Homsani, a highly successful executive across various industries, defines effective leadership as prioritizing human connection—daily small moments of interaction—to foster team growth and success, challenging traditional metrics-based approaches.
Human-Centric Leadership: Prioritizing Connection for Exceptional Results
Tiana Homsani, a highly successful executive across various industries, defines effective leadership as prioritizing human connection—daily small moments of interaction—to foster team growth and success, challenging traditional metrics-based approaches.
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56% Bias Score
Trial: Poisoned Mushrooms in Beef Wellington
Erin Patterson is on trial for murder after four guests at her lunch became ill, two fatally, potentially due to poisonous mushrooms in a beef Wellington dish she prepared; she claims the addition of mushrooms was unintentional.
Trial: Poisoned Mushrooms in Beef Wellington
Erin Patterson is on trial for murder after four guests at her lunch became ill, two fatally, potentially due to poisonous mushrooms in a beef Wellington dish she prepared; she claims the addition of mushrooms was unintentional.
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40% Bias Score
Wrongful Arrest of Undocumented Immigrant Sparks U Visa Pursuit
In Dalton, Georgia, 19-year-old Ximena Arias-Cristobal, an undocumented immigrant from Mexico, was wrongly arrested after a traffic stop; the charges were later dropped, and her lawyers are pursuing a U visa based on the wrongful arrest.
Wrongful Arrest of Undocumented Immigrant Sparks U Visa Pursuit
In Dalton, Georgia, 19-year-old Ximena Arias-Cristobal, an undocumented immigrant from Mexico, was wrongly arrested after a traffic stop; the charges were later dropped, and her lawyers are pursuing a U visa based on the wrongful arrest.
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32% Bias Score
US Job Openings Rise Unexpectedly in April Despite Layoff Increase
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported nearly 7.4 million job openings in April, exceeding expectations despite rising layoffs and softening sentiment, suggesting a relatively steady labor market.
US Job Openings Rise Unexpectedly in April Despite Layoff Increase
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported nearly 7.4 million job openings in April, exceeding expectations despite rising layoffs and softening sentiment, suggesting a relatively steady labor market.
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36% Bias Score
Asheville Academy Closes After Two Student Suicides
Asheville Academy, a residential treatment school for girls in Weaverville, NC, closed after two students died by suicide in less than four weeks, prompting a state investigation into safety concerns and leading to the release of all 27 students.
Asheville Academy Closes After Two Student Suicides
Asheville Academy, a residential treatment school for girls in Weaverville, NC, closed after two students died by suicide in less than four weeks, prompting a state investigation into safety concerns and leading to the release of all 27 students.
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40% Bias Score
British Nationals Face Death Penalty in Bali for Cocaine Smuggling
Three British nationals face the death penalty in Indonesia for smuggling almost one kilogram of cocaine into Bali; this was their third attempt, highlighting Indonesia's strict drug laws and the global scale of drug trafficking.
British Nationals Face Death Penalty in Bali for Cocaine Smuggling
Three British nationals face the death penalty in Indonesia for smuggling almost one kilogram of cocaine into Bali; this was their third attempt, highlighting Indonesia's strict drug laws and the global scale of drug trafficking.
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40% Bias Score
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