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Canada Eases Tariffs to Jumpstart U.S. Trade Talks
Canada lifted retaliatory tariffs on various goods from the U.S. starting September 1st, aiming to improve stalled negotiations for a strategic agreement, following a constructive call between Prime Minister Carney and President Trump.
Canada Eases Tariffs to Jumpstart U.S. Trade Talks
Canada lifted retaliatory tariffs on various goods from the U.S. starting September 1st, aiming to improve stalled negotiations for a strategic agreement, following a constructive call between Prime Minister Carney and President Trump.
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48% Bias Score
Lurker: A Co-Dependent Tale of Fandom and Obsession
In Alex Russell's directorial debut, Lurker, a young, isolated fan in pre-Covid LA manipulates his way into the life of his musical idol, resulting in a co-dependent relationship that explores the darker side of fandom and the complexities of human connection.
Lurker: A Co-Dependent Tale of Fandom and Obsession
In Alex Russell's directorial debut, Lurker, a young, isolated fan in pre-Covid LA manipulates his way into the life of his musical idol, resulting in a co-dependent relationship that explores the darker side of fandom and the complexities of human connection.
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24% Bias Score
African Union Challenges Mercator Projection's Distorted View of Africa
The African Union seeks to replace the Mercator map projection due to its distortion of Africa's size, arguing that this historical cartographic choice has perpetuated a skewed global perspective favoring northern continents.
African Union Challenges Mercator Projection's Distorted View of Africa
The African Union seeks to replace the Mercator map projection due to its distortion of Africa's size, arguing that this historical cartographic choice has perpetuated a skewed global perspective favoring northern continents.
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20% Bias Score
Dutch Coalition's Failure Exposes Campaign's Lack of Collaboration Assessment
The Netherlands struggled to find a successor to Prime Minister Mark Rutte after his resignation in 2023, due to the inability of the right-conservative coalition to form a unified government, despite the election results giving them a clear majority, exposing a deficiency in evaluating candidates' ...
Dutch Coalition's Failure Exposes Campaign's Lack of Collaboration Assessment
The Netherlands struggled to find a successor to Prime Minister Mark Rutte after his resignation in 2023, due to the inability of the right-conservative coalition to form a unified government, despite the election results giving them a clear majority, exposing a deficiency in evaluating candidates' ...
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44% Bias Score
FAA Controller Shortage Exposes Risks of Toxic Workplace Cultures
The FAA faces a critical shortage of roughly 3,000 air traffic controllers, jeopardizing aviation safety and causing flight delays due to factors including poor training, organizational dysfunction, and abusive conditions leading to high employee turnover, mirroring broader corporate issues where ne...
FAA Controller Shortage Exposes Risks of Toxic Workplace Cultures
The FAA faces a critical shortage of roughly 3,000 air traffic controllers, jeopardizing aviation safety and causing flight delays due to factors including poor training, organizational dysfunction, and abusive conditions leading to high employee turnover, mirroring broader corporate issues where ne...
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4% Bias Score
Inflation and Tariffs Challenge Small Businesses' Ability to Raise Wages
A Forbes survey of 535 small business owners in March and April 2025 found that 62% prioritize higher compensation to retain employees, but inflation and potential tariff increases present significant challenges, with 33% of small businesses reporting unfilled job openings in July.
Inflation and Tariffs Challenge Small Businesses' Ability to Raise Wages
A Forbes survey of 535 small business owners in March and April 2025 found that 62% prioritize higher compensation to retain employees, but inflation and potential tariff increases present significant challenges, with 33% of small businesses reporting unfilled job openings in July.
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48% Bias Score
Berlin Court Allows Renaming of Mohrenstraße to Anton-Wilhelm-Amo-Straße
The Berlin-Brandenburg Higher Administrative Court overturned a lower court's injunction, allowing the renaming of Mohrenstraße to Anton-Wilhelm-Amo-Straße to proceed on Saturday, August 26th, 2023, honoring a prominent African philosopher and addressing the street's offensive former name.
Berlin Court Allows Renaming of Mohrenstraße to Anton-Wilhelm-Amo-Straße
The Berlin-Brandenburg Higher Administrative Court overturned a lower court's injunction, allowing the renaming of Mohrenstraße to Anton-Wilhelm-Amo-Straße to proceed on Saturday, August 26th, 2023, honoring a prominent African philosopher and addressing the street's offensive former name.
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44% Bias Score
Prisoner Rehabilitation: Respect and Support Key to Low Recidivism
LandWorks, a 12-year-old prisoner rehabilitation project, achieves a 5% reoffending rate; success is attributed to respectful treatment and comprehensive support, rather than solely the natural environment, prompting calls to expand similar initiatives in urban settings and schools.
Prisoner Rehabilitation: Respect and Support Key to Low Recidivism
LandWorks, a 12-year-old prisoner rehabilitation project, achieves a 5% reoffending rate; success is attributed to respectful treatment and comprehensive support, rather than solely the natural environment, prompting calls to expand similar initiatives in urban settings and schools.
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44% Bias Score
Last WWII American Ace Don McPherson Dies at 103
Don McPherson, the last surviving American World War II ace, died this month at age 103; fewer than 15 WWII aces remain in the US. McPherson, who volunteered for the Navy in 1943, shot down two Japanese planes in a single day during a mission.
Last WWII American Ace Don McPherson Dies at 103
Don McPherson, the last surviving American World War II ace, died this month at age 103; fewer than 15 WWII aces remain in the US. McPherson, who volunteered for the Navy in 1943, shot down two Japanese planes in a single day during a mission.
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24% Bias Score
Sinner Recovering From Virus, Aims for US Open Title
World No. 1 and defending US Open champion Jannik Sinner is recovering from a virus and expects to be ready for his first-round match on Monday against Vit Kopriva despite withdrawing from the US Open Mixed Doubles event earlier this week; he and Carlos Alcaraz have won the last seven major titles a...
Sinner Recovering From Virus, Aims for US Open Title
World No. 1 and defending US Open champion Jannik Sinner is recovering from a virus and expects to be ready for his first-round match on Monday against Vit Kopriva despite withdrawing from the US Open Mixed Doubles event earlier this week; he and Carlos Alcaraz have won the last seven major titles a...
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44% Bias Score
Collingwood Clinches Top-Four Spot, Howe's Injury Casts Shadow
Collingwood narrowly defeats Melbourne 11.16 (82) to 11.10 (76) securing a top-four AFL finals berth, but star defender Jeremy Howe suffers a potential adductor injury.
Collingwood Clinches Top-Four Spot, Howe's Injury Casts Shadow
Collingwood narrowly defeats Melbourne 11.16 (82) to 11.10 (76) securing a top-four AFL finals berth, but star defender Jeremy Howe suffers a potential adductor injury.
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24% Bias Score
Government Faces Backlash Over Asylum Hotel Appeal
The UK government is appealing a court order to remove asylum seekers from the Bell Hotel in Epping, facing criticism for ignoring public and judicial concerns amidst a lack of alternative housing options and a pledge to close all asylum hotels.
Government Faces Backlash Over Asylum Hotel Appeal
The UK government is appealing a court order to remove asylum seekers from the Bell Hotel in Epping, facing criticism for ignoring public and judicial concerns amidst a lack of alternative housing options and a pledge to close all asylum hotels.
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48% Bias Score
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