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Australia urged to phase out cash to curb \$10 billion tax evasion
Professor Richard Holden proposes a three-year phase-out of cash in Australia to combat a \$10 billion annual loss in GST revenue due to tax evasion, while Reserve Bank officials express concerns about the viability of the nation's cash distribution system.
Australia urged to phase out cash to curb \$10 billion tax evasion
Professor Richard Holden proposes a three-year phase-out of cash in Australia to combat a \$10 billion annual loss in GST revenue due to tax evasion, while Reserve Bank officials express concerns about the viability of the nation's cash distribution system.
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48% Bias Score
University of Athens Establishes First Endowed Chair in Honor of Philanthropist
The National and Kapodistrian University of Athens created the first-ever endowed chair, "Athena Ioannis Martinou," funded by Athanasios Martinos to honor his mother's philanthropic work and focus on cardiovascular research, addressing the leading cause of death globally.
University of Athens Establishes First Endowed Chair in Honor of Philanthropist
The National and Kapodistrian University of Athens created the first-ever endowed chair, "Athena Ioannis Martinou," funded by Athanasios Martinos to honor his mother's philanthropic work and focus on cardiovascular research, addressing the leading cause of death globally.
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56% Bias Score
Greek Tourism Revenue Soars 11% in First Half of 2024
Greece's tourism revenue soared 11% in the first half of 2024, exceeding expectations despite a modest 0.6% rise in visitor arrivals; economists project a new annual record, even with a potential 5% revenue drop in the latter half.
Greek Tourism Revenue Soars 11% in First Half of 2024
Greece's tourism revenue soared 11% in the first half of 2024, exceeding expectations despite a modest 0.6% rise in visitor arrivals; economists project a new annual record, even with a potential 5% revenue drop in the latter half.
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32% Bias Score
Botanika Mall Faces Charges After Child's Escalator Amputation
A two-year-old boy lost his hand in an escalator accident at Yekaterinburg's Botanika Mall on August 19; the mall's management faces criminal charges under Article 238 of the Russian Criminal Code for failing to meet safety standards, while the investigation continues to determine the extent of resp...
Botanika Mall Faces Charges After Child's Escalator Amputation
A two-year-old boy lost his hand in an escalator accident at Yekaterinburg's Botanika Mall on August 19; the mall's management faces criminal charges under Article 238 of the Russian Criminal Code for failing to meet safety standards, while the investigation continues to determine the extent of resp...
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40% Bias Score
Low-Sugar Fruits: Nutritional Powerhouses for Health
This article details the health benefits of low-sugar fruits such as avocados, lemons, limes, raspberries, blackberries, grapefruits, strawberries, and honeydew melon, highlighting their nutritional value, impact on blood sugar, and role in disease prevention.
Low-Sugar Fruits: Nutritional Powerhouses for Health
This article details the health benefits of low-sugar fruits such as avocados, lemons, limes, raspberries, blackberries, grapefruits, strawberries, and honeydew melon, highlighting their nutritional value, impact on blood sugar, and role in disease prevention.
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36% Bias Score
Judge Orders Mental Evaluation for Suspect in 'American Idol' Producer's Murder
Raymond Boodarian, 22, was charged with two counts of murder in the shooting deaths of "American Idol" music supervisor Robin Kaye and her husband Thomas Deluca, both 70, after they were found shot to death in their Los Angeles home on July 14; a judge ordered a mental evaluation to determine if Boo...
Judge Orders Mental Evaluation for Suspect in 'American Idol' Producer's Murder
Raymond Boodarian, 22, was charged with two counts of murder in the shooting deaths of "American Idol" music supervisor Robin Kaye and her husband Thomas Deluca, both 70, after they were found shot to death in their Los Angeles home on July 14; a judge ordered a mental evaluation to determine if Boo...
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28% Bias Score
This Is Spinal Tap": Enduring Mockumentary on Heavy Metal Excesses
This Is Spinal Tap", a 1984 mockumentary, follows the fictional British heavy metal band's disastrous US tour, satirizing the music industry and achieving cult classic status, recently re-released in anticipation of a sequel.
This Is Spinal Tap": Enduring Mockumentary on Heavy Metal Excesses
This Is Spinal Tap", a 1984 mockumentary, follows the fictional British heavy metal band's disastrous US tour, satirizing the music industry and achieving cult classic status, recently re-released in anticipation of a sequel.
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44% Bias Score
Aktorgroup Targets €3.7 Billion in Romanian Infrastructure Projects
Aktorgroup, a Greek construction firm, achieved €233 million in revenue from Romania in 2024, aiming for €3.7 billion in new projects by 2030, leveraging Romania's economic growth and strategic location to become a key partner in sustainable development.
Aktorgroup Targets €3.7 Billion in Romanian Infrastructure Projects
Aktorgroup, a Greek construction firm, achieved €233 million in revenue from Romania in 2024, aiming for €3.7 billion in new projects by 2030, leveraging Romania's economic growth and strategic location to become a key partner in sustainable development.
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52% Bias Score
Dutch Children Abducted in Custody Dispute; Recovered in Belgium
On March 31st, an 11-year-old girl and her 6-year-old brother were abducted in Dalfsen, Netherlands, by their biological parents, Samantha F. and Michaël van K., due to an ongoing custody dispute involving allegations of years of child abuse. The children were recovered unharmed in Oudenaarde, Belgi...
Dutch Children Abducted in Custody Dispute; Recovered in Belgium
On March 31st, an 11-year-old girl and her 6-year-old brother were abducted in Dalfsen, Netherlands, by their biological parents, Samantha F. and Michaël van K., due to an ongoing custody dispute involving allegations of years of child abuse. The children were recovered unharmed in Oudenaarde, Belgi...
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40% Bias Score
Social Security Tax Deduction Introduced in "Big Beautiful Bill", but Long-Term Funding Challenges Remain
The "Big Beautiful Bill" introduces a temporary Social Security tax deduction for seniors aged 65+ with incomes below specific thresholds, starting in 2025 and expiring in 2028; this deduction, while providing short-term tax relief, does not address Social Security's long-term funding challenges.
Social Security Tax Deduction Introduced in "Big Beautiful Bill", but Long-Term Funding Challenges Remain
The "Big Beautiful Bill" introduces a temporary Social Security tax deduction for seniors aged 65+ with incomes below specific thresholds, starting in 2025 and expiring in 2028; this deduction, while providing short-term tax relief, does not address Social Security's long-term funding challenges.
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12% Bias Score
Narrowed Covid-19 Vaccine Recommendations May Leave Many Facing Unexpected Costs
The FDA and CDC will likely recommend Covid-19 vaccines this fall only for adults 65+ and those with underlying health conditions, potentially leaving others with substantial out-of-pocket costs due to changes in insurance coverage; healthy adults and children can still get the vaccine but may have ...
Narrowed Covid-19 Vaccine Recommendations May Leave Many Facing Unexpected Costs
The FDA and CDC will likely recommend Covid-19 vaccines this fall only for adults 65+ and those with underlying health conditions, potentially leaving others with substantial out-of-pocket costs due to changes in insurance coverage; healthy adults and children can still get the vaccine but may have ...
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44% Bias Score
Kneecap Band Member's Terrorism Case Adjourned
Kneecap band member Mo Chara faced a terrorism charge today at Westminster Magistrates' Court for allegedly displaying a Hezbollah flag; the case was adjourned until September 26th, with Mo Chara released on bail amid significant public support.
Kneecap Band Member's Terrorism Case Adjourned
Kneecap band member Mo Chara faced a terrorism charge today at Westminster Magistrates' Court for allegedly displaying a Hezbollah flag; the case was adjourned until September 26th, with Mo Chara released on bail amid significant public support.
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48% Bias Score
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