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Turkey's Neo-Ottoman Rise: Geopolitical Factors and Future Conflicts
Regional instability, including the weakening of Russia, Iran, and the Assad regime, has empowered Turkey to pursue its ambitious neo-Ottoman vision, marked by military interventions in Syria and Libya, naval expansion in the Eastern Mediterranean, and burgeoning military industry, despite potential...
Turkey's Neo-Ottoman Rise: Geopolitical Factors and Future Conflicts
Regional instability, including the weakening of Russia, Iran, and the Assad regime, has empowered Turkey to pursue its ambitious neo-Ottoman vision, marked by military interventions in Syria and Libya, naval expansion in the Eastern Mediterranean, and burgeoning military industry, despite potential...
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48% Bias Score
Colleges Issue Record Debt Amidst Trump Administration's Higher Education Policies
American colleges and universities are issuing a record amount of debt in 2025, totaling $20.8 billion so far, due to the Trump administration's attacks on higher education funding and concerns about potential tax law changes affecting their access to tax-exempt bonds; this includes elite schools su...
Colleges Issue Record Debt Amidst Trump Administration's Higher Education Policies
American colleges and universities are issuing a record amount of debt in 2025, totaling $20.8 billion so far, due to the Trump administration's attacks on higher education funding and concerns about potential tax law changes affecting their access to tax-exempt bonds; this includes elite schools su...
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40% Bias Score
Proposed Weakening of Sarbanes-Oxley Act Regulations Raises Concerns
The Trump administration seeks to weaken Sarbanes-Oxley Act regulations, despite evidence suggesting that stricter regulations, such as the creation of the PCAOB, correlate with increased corporate profits and improved audit quality, as seen in a decrease in the aggregate deficiency rate from 34% in...
Proposed Weakening of Sarbanes-Oxley Act Regulations Raises Concerns
The Trump administration seeks to weaken Sarbanes-Oxley Act regulations, despite evidence suggesting that stricter regulations, such as the creation of the PCAOB, correlate with increased corporate profits and improved audit quality, as seen in a decrease in the aggregate deficiency rate from 34% in...
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52% Bias Score
Global Decline in Humanities Enrollment Prompts Program Restructuring
A global decline in humanities enrollment, driven by perceived poor career prospects, is prompting universities worldwide to restructure their programs; however, the enduring value of critical thinking and communication skills remains significant.
Global Decline in Humanities Enrollment Prompts Program Restructuring
A global decline in humanities enrollment, driven by perceived poor career prospects, is prompting universities worldwide to restructure their programs; however, the enduring value of critical thinking and communication skills remains significant.
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44% Bias Score
Australia's ASX Set to Jump on Positive US-China Trade Talks
Positive US-China trade talks boosted the Australian sharemarket, pushing ASX futures up 0.3 percent to 8620, following a record high on Tuesday; Wall Street also saw gains, with the S&P 500 up 0.6 percent, while the Australian dollar remained flat at 65.24 US cents.
Australia's ASX Set to Jump on Positive US-China Trade Talks
Positive US-China trade talks boosted the Australian sharemarket, pushing ASX futures up 0.3 percent to 8620, following a record high on Tuesday; Wall Street also saw gains, with the S&P 500 up 0.6 percent, while the Australian dollar remained flat at 65.24 US cents.
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40% Bias Score
Cox Accuses Greens of Racism; Five Nations Sanction Israeli Ministers
Australian Senator Dorinda Cox resigned from the Greens Party, accusing them of racism and bullying, while five nations imposed sanctions on two Israeli ministers for alleged human rights abuses, prompting US condemnation.
Cox Accuses Greens of Racism; Five Nations Sanction Israeli Ministers
Australian Senator Dorinda Cox resigned from the Greens Party, accusing them of racism and bullying, while five nations imposed sanctions on two Israeli ministers for alleged human rights abuses, prompting US condemnation.
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48% Bias Score
House Condemns Antisemitic Attacks; Two Representatives Vote "Present
The US House overwhelmingly passed a resolution condemning antisemitic attacks, but Reps. Greene and Tlaib voted "present", citing Congress's inaction on other groups facing violence; a second resolution thanking ICE passed with significantly less support, sparking further debate.
House Condemns Antisemitic Attacks; Two Representatives Vote "Present
The US House overwhelmingly passed a resolution condemning antisemitic attacks, but Reps. Greene and Tlaib voted "present", citing Congress's inaction on other groups facing violence; a second resolution thanking ICE passed with significantly less support, sparking further debate.
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44% Bias Score
Philippines-China Relations at 50: A Call for Introspection and Independent Foreign Policy
On June 9, 1975, the Philippines and China established diplomatic relations; 50 years later, this article analyzes the relationship's trajectory, highlighting periods of cooperation and conflict, advocating for independent foreign policy, and emphasizing the importance of dialogue and strategic econ...
Philippines-China Relations at 50: A Call for Introspection and Independent Foreign Policy
On June 9, 1975, the Philippines and China established diplomatic relations; 50 years later, this article analyzes the relationship's trajectory, highlighting periods of cooperation and conflict, advocating for independent foreign policy, and emphasizing the importance of dialogue and strategic econ...
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52% Bias Score
Philippines-China Relations at 50: A Call for Introspection
On June 9, 1975, the Philippines and China established diplomatic relations; 50 years later, this anniversary encourages the Philippines to reflect on its foreign policy choices toward China, balancing economic ties with navigating geopolitical complexities and tensions in the South China Sea.
Philippines-China Relations at 50: A Call for Introspection
On June 9, 1975, the Philippines and China established diplomatic relations; 50 years later, this anniversary encourages the Philippines to reflect on its foreign policy choices toward China, balancing economic ties with navigating geopolitical complexities and tensions in the South China Sea.
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52% Bias Score
Philippines-China Relations at 50: A Call for Independent Foreign Policy and Dialogue
The 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the Philippines and China prompts reflection on Manila's foreign policy choices, emphasizing the need for independent decision-making, balanced alliances, and prioritizing dialogue over confrontation to achieve mutual prosperity.
Philippines-China Relations at 50: A Call for Independent Foreign Policy and Dialogue
The 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the Philippines and China prompts reflection on Manila's foreign policy choices, emphasizing the need for independent decision-making, balanced alliances, and prioritizing dialogue over confrontation to achieve mutual prosperity.
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52% Bias Score
Trump's Next Fed Chair: Bessent or Warsh?
President Trump is expected to soon name either Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent or former Fed governor Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve chair, replacing Jerome Powell in May 2026; the decision raises concerns about maintaining the Fed's independence from political influence.
Trump's Next Fed Chair: Bessent or Warsh?
President Trump is expected to soon name either Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent or former Fed governor Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve chair, replacing Jerome Powell in May 2026; the decision raises concerns about maintaining the Fed's independence from political influence.
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52% Bias Score
NSW Surgery Backlog Reaches Near-Pandemic Levels
NSW public hospitals are facing a surge in surgical waiting lists, nearing pandemic levels with over 100,000 patients waiting, prompting a $23 million government injection to fund 3,500 additional surgeries in response to a 7.5% increase in demand and accusations of administrative manipulation of wa...
NSW Surgery Backlog Reaches Near-Pandemic Levels
NSW public hospitals are facing a surge in surgical waiting lists, nearing pandemic levels with over 100,000 patients waiting, prompting a $23 million government injection to fund 3,500 additional surgeries in response to a 7.5% increase in demand and accusations of administrative manipulation of wa...
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40% Bias Score
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