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England's Physicality and Tactical Discipline Secure U21 Victory Over Spain
England defeated Spain 3-1 in the UEFA European Under-21 Championship quarter-final on June 1, showcasing superior physicality and tactical discipline, capitalizing on Spain's slow start and defensive errors that led to two early goals.
England's Physicality and Tactical Discipline Secure U21 Victory Over Spain
England defeated Spain 3-1 in the UEFA European Under-21 Championship quarter-final on June 1, showcasing superior physicality and tactical discipline, capitalizing on Spain's slow start and defensive errors that led to two early goals.
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52% Bias Score
HHS Launches $20M Ultra-Processed Food Campaign Amidst Conflict of Interest Concerns
The US Department of Health and Human Services is launching a $10–$20 million public awareness campaign targeting ultra-processed foods' link to chronic diseases, prompting concerns about potential conflicts of interest due to the involvement of Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s advisor, Calley Mean...
HHS Launches $20M Ultra-Processed Food Campaign Amidst Conflict of Interest Concerns
The US Department of Health and Human Services is launching a $10–$20 million public awareness campaign targeting ultra-processed foods' link to chronic diseases, prompting concerns about potential conflicts of interest due to the involvement of Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s advisor, Calley Mean...
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72% Bias Score
Hunt Defends Trump's Lee Base Renaming: History's Lesson
Rep. Wesley Hunt defended Donald Trump's decision to rename Fort Gregg-Adams after Confederate General Robert E. Lee on "Real Time," arguing that remembering history prevents repeating it, citing his West Point experience in the Robert E. Lee Barracks and his own biracial family as evidence.
Hunt Defends Trump's Lee Base Renaming: History's Lesson
Rep. Wesley Hunt defended Donald Trump's decision to rename Fort Gregg-Adams after Confederate General Robert E. Lee on "Real Time," arguing that remembering history prevents repeating it, citing his West Point experience in the Robert E. Lee Barracks and his own biracial family as evidence.
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64% Bias Score
Lib Dems Propose £60 Million Plan to Boost UK Troop Numbers
The Liberal Democrats propose a £60 million plan to increase UK trained soldiers to over 73,000 by offering new recruits a £10,000 bonus and returning veterans £20,000, alongside a nationwide "war-readiness" public awareness campaign to counter perceived threats from Russia and the US.
Lib Dems Propose £60 Million Plan to Boost UK Troop Numbers
The Liberal Democrats propose a £60 million plan to increase UK trained soldiers to over 73,000 by offering new recruits a £10,000 bonus and returning veterans £20,000, alongside a nationwide "war-readiness" public awareness campaign to counter perceived threats from Russia and the US.
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40% Bias Score
Social Media's Cortisol Crisis: Addressing Stress Beyond Quick Fixes
High cortisol levels, often linked to stress, are discussed in this article, with experts cautioning against social media's simplistic solutions. The article emphasizes addressing the root cause of stress and explores effective methods, including mindfulness and therapy, to improve overall well-bein...
Social Media's Cortisol Crisis: Addressing Stress Beyond Quick Fixes
High cortisol levels, often linked to stress, are discussed in this article, with experts cautioning against social media's simplistic solutions. The article emphasizes addressing the root cause of stress and explores effective methods, including mindfulness and therapy, to improve overall well-bein...
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56% Bias Score
Pachuca's Fifth Club World Cup Bid: International Success Despite Domestic Popularity Lag
Pachuca, Mexico's oldest active first-division football club, is competing in its fifth Club World Cup, a feat unmatched by other Mexican teams, despite ranking only tenth nationally in popularity; their recent successes include a 2022 Liga MX win and a 2006 Copa Sudamericana victory.
Pachuca's Fifth Club World Cup Bid: International Success Despite Domestic Popularity Lag
Pachuca, Mexico's oldest active first-division football club, is competing in its fifth Club World Cup, a feat unmatched by other Mexican teams, despite ranking only tenth nationally in popularity; their recent successes include a 2022 Liga MX win and a 2006 Copa Sudamericana victory.
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28% Bias Score
Train Evacuations in South London Amidst Soaring Temperatures
A train fault near Loughborough Junction, south London, caused three Thameslink trains to be evacuated due to lack of power and air conditioning in 30°C+ heat on Saturday, resulting in passenger delays and some missing flights, highlighting the vulnerability of public transport during heatwaves.
Train Evacuations in South London Amidst Soaring Temperatures
A train fault near Loughborough Junction, south London, caused three Thameslink trains to be evacuated due to lack of power and air conditioning in 30°C+ heat on Saturday, resulting in passenger delays and some missing flights, highlighting the vulnerability of public transport during heatwaves.
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44% Bias Score
Utah Man Released After Protest Shooting
Arturo Gamboa, accused of brandishing a rifle at a Utah protest where a safety volunteer fatally shot a demonstrator, was released from jail on Friday after the District Attorney's office said it could not decide on charges due to uncertain circumstances surrounding the 14 June shooting.
Utah Man Released After Protest Shooting
Arturo Gamboa, accused of brandishing a rifle at a Utah protest where a safety volunteer fatally shot a demonstrator, was released from jail on Friday after the District Attorney's office said it could not decide on charges due to uncertain circumstances surrounding the 14 June shooting.
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32% Bias Score
Dodger Stadium Protests Highlight ICE Tensions in Los Angeles
Protests against ICE took place outside Dodger Stadium before a game against the Washington Nationals on Saturday; the Dodgers previously denied ICE access to the stadium, but CBP clarified their brief presence was unrelated to enforcement. The team pledged $1 million for families affected by ICE ar...
Dodger Stadium Protests Highlight ICE Tensions in Los Angeles
Protests against ICE took place outside Dodger Stadium before a game against the Washington Nationals on Saturday; the Dodgers previously denied ICE access to the stadium, but CBP clarified their brief presence was unrelated to enforcement. The team pledged $1 million for families affected by ICE ar...
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36% Bias Score
New Mother Wins Ultramarathon While Breastfeeding
Stephanie Case, a Canadian lawyer, won a 60-mile ultramarathon six months postpartum while breastfeeding, challenging societal expectations of new mothers and inspiring other women to pursue their goals.
New Mother Wins Ultramarathon While Breastfeeding
Stephanie Case, a Canadian lawyer, won a 60-mile ultramarathon six months postpartum while breastfeeding, challenging societal expectations of new mothers and inspiring other women to pursue their goals.
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48% Bias Score
Queensland MP Calls for Return of Vagrancy Laws to Address Homelessness
A Gold Coast MP, Ray Stevens, is pushing to reinstate Queensland's 1931 Vagrants, Gaming, and Other Offences Act to allow police to remove homeless people from public spaces, citing complaints from constituents and a lack of police power to address the issue.
Queensland MP Calls for Return of Vagrancy Laws to Address Homelessness
A Gold Coast MP, Ray Stevens, is pushing to reinstate Queensland's 1931 Vagrants, Gaming, and Other Offences Act to allow police to remove homeless people from public spaces, citing complaints from constituents and a lack of police power to address the issue.
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72% Bias Score
Fractured Dream: Immigration, Inequality, and the American Ideal
A family's 2018 move to New York City reveals a fracturing American dream, marked by economic anxieties, political polarization, and rising exclusion, yet countered by community resilience and a fight for inclusivity.
Fractured Dream: Immigration, Inequality, and the American Ideal
A family's 2018 move to New York City reveals a fracturing American dream, marked by economic anxieties, political polarization, and rising exclusion, yet countered by community resilience and a fight for inclusivity.
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40% Bias Score
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