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Kremlin Reacts to Death of Former Minister Starovoit
Former Russian Transport Minister Roman Starovoit was found dead on July 7th near his Tesla in a Moscow park; Russian authorities have ruled his death a suicide, but unusual details surrounding the incident have raised questions.
Kremlin Reacts to Death of Former Minister Starovoit
Former Russian Transport Minister Roman Starovoit was found dead on July 7th near his Tesla in a Moscow park; Russian authorities have ruled his death a suicide, but unusual details surrounding the incident have raised questions.
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48% Bias Score
Uzbek Linguist Bridges China-Uzbekistan Ties Through SCO Educational Exchange
Uzbek linguist Dilsora Mirzaakhmedova, living in China for 15 years, uses language and cultural exchange to build bridges between China and Uzbekistan, highlighting successful poverty alleviation strategies and promoting educational cooperation within the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
Uzbek Linguist Bridges China-Uzbekistan Ties Through SCO Educational Exchange
Uzbek linguist Dilsora Mirzaakhmedova, living in China for 15 years, uses language and cultural exchange to build bridges between China and Uzbekistan, highlighting successful poverty alleviation strategies and promoting educational cooperation within the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
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48% Bias Score
Tianjin's Luban Workshop Trains 1,500 in Tajikistan
The Tianjin-based Luban Workshop in Tajikistan, co-founded with Tajik Technical University and launched in November 2022, has trained approximately 1,500 students in urban thermal application and engineering surveying, showcasing successful people-to-people exchanges within the Shanghai Cooperation ...
Tianjin's Luban Workshop Trains 1,500 in Tajikistan
The Tianjin-based Luban Workshop in Tajikistan, co-founded with Tajik Technical University and launched in November 2022, has trained approximately 1,500 students in urban thermal application and engineering surveying, showcasing successful people-to-people exchanges within the Shanghai Cooperation ...
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40% Bias Score
Seven Chinese Nationals Charged in Multi-Million Dollar Drug Trafficking Ring
Seven Chinese nationals were arrested in Massachusetts and charged with running a multi-million dollar marijuana trafficking operation involving grow houses and the smuggling of workers into the U.S.; law enforcement seized hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash, over 240 pounds of marijuana, and ...
Seven Chinese Nationals Charged in Multi-Million Dollar Drug Trafficking Ring
Seven Chinese nationals were arrested in Massachusetts and charged with running a multi-million dollar marijuana trafficking operation involving grow houses and the smuggling of workers into the U.S.; law enforcement seized hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash, over 240 pounds of marijuana, and ...
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56% Bias Score
Trump Tariff Delay: Uncertainty Remains, Economists Favor Negotiation
President Trump's planned reciprocal tariffs on numerous countries have been delayed until August 1st, creating uncertainty for businesses but also giving America's trading partners more time to negotiate trade deals to avoid the tariffs, a move generally favored by economists who view tariffs negat...
Trump Tariff Delay: Uncertainty Remains, Economists Favor Negotiation
President Trump's planned reciprocal tariffs on numerous countries have been delayed until August 1st, creating uncertainty for businesses but also giving America's trading partners more time to negotiate trade deals to avoid the tariffs, a move generally favored by economists who view tariffs negat...
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52% Bias Score
Dutch Healthcare Insurers Do Not Cover IVF Treatment
Dutch healthcare insurers do not cover IVF treatment, even though discrimination on the grounds of race, gender, sexual orientation, etc. is prohibited by the Dutch constitution. Insurers apply selection criteria to subsidized care, and IVF is usually excluded from these criteria.
Dutch Healthcare Insurers Do Not Cover IVF Treatment
Dutch healthcare insurers do not cover IVF treatment, even though discrimination on the grounds of race, gender, sexual orientation, etc. is prohibited by the Dutch constitution. Insurers apply selection criteria to subsidized care, and IVF is usually excluded from these criteria.
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48% Bias Score
Italian Inventor Creates Eco-Friendly Composite Material From Recycled Carbon Fiber
Italian inventor Enrico Raimondo created Raimante, a sustainable composite material from recycled carbon fiber scraps, used to produce lightweight, eco-friendly products for various industries, including wine bottles and automotive parts, significantly reducing waste and environmental impact.
Italian Inventor Creates Eco-Friendly Composite Material From Recycled Carbon Fiber
Italian inventor Enrico Raimondo created Raimante, a sustainable composite material from recycled carbon fiber scraps, used to produce lightweight, eco-friendly products for various industries, including wine bottles and automotive parts, significantly reducing waste and environmental impact.
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48% Bias Score
Portable Ultrasound Devices: Addressing Healthcare Disparities in Tanzania
A Tanzanian doctoral student in Chengdu, China, is developing affordable portable ultrasound devices to improve healthcare access in his home country, addressing challenges in early disease detection and impacting women's health.
Portable Ultrasound Devices: Addressing Healthcare Disparities in Tanzania
A Tanzanian doctoral student in Chengdu, China, is developing affordable portable ultrasound devices to improve healthcare access in his home country, addressing challenges in early disease detection and impacting women's health.
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52% Bias Score
Ohio Orphan Well Program Addresses Environmental Hazard
In Ashland, Ohio, the Ohio Orphan Well Program is replugging a 70-year-old abandoned natural gas well in Maria Burns' yard, costing over \$400,000, due to methane leaks and environmental damage; this highlights the wider issue of millions of unplugged orphan wells nationwide.
Ohio Orphan Well Program Addresses Environmental Hazard
In Ashland, Ohio, the Ohio Orphan Well Program is replugging a 70-year-old abandoned natural gas well in Maria Burns' yard, costing over \$400,000, due to methane leaks and environmental damage; this highlights the wider issue of millions of unplugged orphan wells nationwide.
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32% Bias Score
Lancashire Barbershop's Blood Pressure Checks Identify 31 Needing Urgent Care
A Lancashire barbershop integrated free blood pressure checks into its services as part of an NHS pilot project, resulting in over 200 checks and 31 referrals for urgent care due to high blood pressure, highlighting the accessibility of this approach for men who might avoid traditional healthcare se...
Lancashire Barbershop's Blood Pressure Checks Identify 31 Needing Urgent Care
A Lancashire barbershop integrated free blood pressure checks into its services as part of an NHS pilot project, resulting in over 200 checks and 31 referrals for urgent care due to high blood pressure, highlighting the accessibility of this approach for men who might avoid traditional healthcare se...
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52% Bias Score
UK Housebuilders Pay £100m to Settle Competition Law Probe
Seven major British housebuilders—Barratt Redrow, Bellway, Berkeley, Bloor Homes, Persimmon, Taylor Wimpey, and Vistry—agreed to pay £100 million for affordable housing to settle a Competition and Markets Authority investigation into potential breaches of competition law, avoiding a protracted legal...
UK Housebuilders Pay £100m to Settle Competition Law Probe
Seven major British housebuilders—Barratt Redrow, Bellway, Berkeley, Bloor Homes, Persimmon, Taylor Wimpey, and Vistry—agreed to pay £100 million for affordable housing to settle a Competition and Markets Authority investigation into potential breaches of competition law, avoiding a protracted legal...
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44% Bias Score
Cancer Research: Challenges and Advancements in Immunotherapy
A German podcast episode, "Aha! Ten Minutes of Everyday Knowledge," features Professor Stefan Fröhling discussing cancer research, highlighting challenges in rare cancers, the potential of immunotherapies (currently effective in 20% of patients), and the need for more personalized treatment strategi...
Cancer Research: Challenges and Advancements in Immunotherapy
A German podcast episode, "Aha! Ten Minutes of Everyday Knowledge," features Professor Stefan Fröhling discussing cancer research, highlighting challenges in rare cancers, the potential of immunotherapies (currently effective in 20% of patients), and the need for more personalized treatment strategi...
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36% Bias Score
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