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Massive Data Breach Exposes 90,000 Hotel Guest Identity Documents
CERT-AGID, the Italian cybersecurity agency, has warned of a massive data breach affecting four Italian hotels, exposing nearly 90,000 high-resolution scans of guest identity documents, including passports and IDs, which are now being sold on the dark web.
Massive Data Breach Exposes 90,000 Hotel Guest Identity Documents
CERT-AGID, the Italian cybersecurity agency, has warned of a massive data breach affecting four Italian hotels, exposing nearly 90,000 high-resolution scans of guest identity documents, including passports and IDs, which are now being sold on the dark web.
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40% Bias Score
New Zealand Weighs Palestine Recognition Amidst Growing International Pressure
Following Australia's announcement to recognize Palestine at the upcoming UN General Assembly, New Zealand is considering a similar move, contingent upon Hamas's release of hostages and demilitarization; a decision is expected within two weeks.
New Zealand Weighs Palestine Recognition Amidst Growing International Pressure
Following Australia's announcement to recognize Palestine at the upcoming UN General Assembly, New Zealand is considering a similar move, contingent upon Hamas's release of hostages and demilitarization; a decision is expected within two weeks.
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40% Bias Score
Sturgeon's Memoir Addresses Controversies and Personal Struggles
Nicola Sturgeon's memoir, "Frankly," published following her resignation and amidst investigations, details her personal and political struggles, addressing controversies like the Alex Salmond affair and gender recognition reforms, while also revealing intimate personal details.
Sturgeon's Memoir Addresses Controversies and Personal Struggles
Nicola Sturgeon's memoir, "Frankly," published following her resignation and amidst investigations, details her personal and political struggles, addressing controversies like the Alex Salmond affair and gender recognition reforms, while also revealing intimate personal details.
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40% Bias Score
US-China Trade Truce Extended for 90 Days
President Trump extended the US-China trade truce for 90 days until November 10, 2025, citing China's progress in addressing US economic and national security concerns; the agreement maintains a 30% US tariff on Chinese goods and a 10% Chinese tariff on US goods.
US-China Trade Truce Extended for 90 Days
President Trump extended the US-China trade truce for 90 days until November 10, 2025, citing China's progress in addressing US economic and national security concerns; the agreement maintains a 30% US tariff on Chinese goods and a 10% Chinese tariff on US goods.
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40% Bias Score
France Battles Severe Heatwave Amidst Rising Climate Concerns
France faces a severe heatwave, with 14 departments under maximum alert, recording temperatures exceeding 40°C, prompting authorities to implement preventative measures like closing outdoor construction sites and opening cooling centers to address health risks and potential crop damage, while expert...
France Battles Severe Heatwave Amidst Rising Climate Concerns
France faces a severe heatwave, with 14 departments under maximum alert, recording temperatures exceeding 40°C, prompting authorities to implement preventative measures like closing outdoor construction sites and opening cooling centers to address health risks and potential crop damage, while expert...
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28% Bias Score
July CPI Shows Moderate Increase, But Data Reliability Concerns Rise
U.S. consumer prices increased moderately in July (0.2 percent), but underlying inflation jumped 0.3 percent due to import tariffs, while data collection suspensions and imputation increased concerns over the accuracy of the reported inflation figures.
July CPI Shows Moderate Increase, But Data Reliability Concerns Rise
U.S. consumer prices increased moderately in July (0.2 percent), but underlying inflation jumped 0.3 percent due to import tariffs, while data collection suspensions and imputation increased concerns over the accuracy of the reported inflation figures.
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32% Bias Score
Delayed Relocation Plan Exacerbates Mezquita-catedral Fire Damage
A fire at the Mezquita-catedral in Córdoba, Spain, on Friday damaged storage areas despite plans to relocate items to other buildings; Icomos Spain highlights the delayed implementation of preventative measures.
Delayed Relocation Plan Exacerbates Mezquita-catedral Fire Damage
A fire at the Mezquita-catedral in Córdoba, Spain, on Friday damaged storage areas despite plans to relocate items to other buildings; Icomos Spain highlights the delayed implementation of preventative measures.
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32% Bias Score
China's Humanoid Robot Revolution: Conference Showcases Global Leadership
The World Robot Conference in Beijing (August 8-12) showcased over 1500 robotic technologies, highlighting China's leading role with advancements in humanoid robots used in factories, elder care, and even sports, showing a 27.8% revenue increase in the first half of 2025.
China's Humanoid Robot Revolution: Conference Showcases Global Leadership
The World Robot Conference in Beijing (August 8-12) showcased over 1500 robotic technologies, highlighting China's leading role with advancements in humanoid robots used in factories, elder care, and even sports, showing a 27.8% revenue increase in the first half of 2025.
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40% Bias Score
Russia Gains Strategic Foothold in Nicaragua, Raising Geopolitical Tensions
Nicaragua has authorized the presence of Russian military personnel, ships, and aircraft, granting Russia significant military access near the US border. This partnership, characterized by Nicaragua's suppression of dissent, raises geopolitical concerns about intelligence gathering, regional destabi...
Russia Gains Strategic Foothold in Nicaragua, Raising Geopolitical Tensions
Nicaragua has authorized the presence of Russian military personnel, ships, and aircraft, granting Russia significant military access near the US border. This partnership, characterized by Nicaragua's suppression of dissent, raises geopolitical concerns about intelligence gathering, regional destabi...
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64% Bias Score
Record Number of Candidates in Alberta By-election Forces Write-in Ballots
The Longest Ballot Committee, protesting Canada's electoral system, registered 201 of the 214 candidates in Alberta's Battle River—Crowfoot by-election, forcing Elections Canada to use write-in ballots due to the unprecedented number of candidates.
Record Number of Candidates in Alberta By-election Forces Write-in Ballots
The Longest Ballot Committee, protesting Canada's electoral system, registered 201 of the 214 candidates in Alberta's Battle River—Crowfoot by-election, forcing Elections Canada to use write-in ballots due to the unprecedented number of candidates.
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40% Bias Score
US Designates Baloch Separatist Group as Terrorist Organization
The United States designated the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) and its Majeed Brigade as foreign terrorist organizations, citing responsibility for numerous attacks, including the 2025 Jaffar Express train hijacking that killed 31 and held over 300 hostage; this comes amid a new U.S.-Pakistan tr...
US Designates Baloch Separatist Group as Terrorist Organization
The United States designated the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) and its Majeed Brigade as foreign terrorist organizations, citing responsibility for numerous attacks, including the 2025 Jaffar Express train hijacking that killed 31 and held over 300 hostage; this comes amid a new U.S.-Pakistan tr...
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48% Bias Score
Hudson's Bay Charter Sold Privately, Raising Concerns About Value and Indigenous Consultation
The original Hudson's Bay Company charter, a key document in Canadian history, was privately sold for \$12.5 million to Wittington Investments, who will donate it to the Canadian Museum of History, bypassing a planned public auction and raising concerns about value and Indigenous consultation.
Hudson's Bay Charter Sold Privately, Raising Concerns About Value and Indigenous Consultation
The original Hudson's Bay Company charter, a key document in Canadian history, was privately sold for \$12.5 million to Wittington Investments, who will donate it to the Canadian Museum of History, bypassing a planned public auction and raising concerns about value and Indigenous consultation.
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56% Bias Score
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