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Greek Polls Show Political Deadlock Despite Proposed Electoral Reforms
Post-election polls in Greece indicate a potential political deadlock, with the leading party (New Democracy) falling short of a self-sufficient majority despite various proposed electoral law changes, including lowering the bonus seat threshold or increasing the parliamentary entry barrier, all bas...
Greek Polls Show Political Deadlock Despite Proposed Electoral Reforms
Post-election polls in Greece indicate a potential political deadlock, with the leading party (New Democracy) falling short of a self-sufficient majority despite various proposed electoral law changes, including lowering the bonus seat threshold or increasing the parliamentary entry barrier, all bas...
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48% Bias Score
Greece Unveils "Fair Work for All" Bill to Modernize Labor Laws
Greece's new "Fair Work for All" bill, currently in public consultation, aims to modernize the labor framework through eight key axes including simplified hiring, reduced bureaucracy, modernized labor provisions, enhanced employee support, stronger health and safety measures, alignment with ILO conv...
Greece Unveils "Fair Work for All" Bill to Modernize Labor Laws
Greece's new "Fair Work for All" bill, currently in public consultation, aims to modernize the labor framework through eight key axes including simplified hiring, reduced bureaucracy, modernized labor provisions, enhanced employee support, stronger health and safety measures, alignment with ILO conv...
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16% Bias Score
CrowdStrike's Earnings: 50/50 Odds Highlight Short-Term Uncertainty
CrowdStrike (CRWD) will announce earnings on August 27, 2025; past five-year data reveals a 50% chance of positive and 50% chance of negative one-day returns after earnings announcements, with median gains of 9.8% and losses of -5.6%, respectively; however, long-term growth has been substantial, exc...
CrowdStrike's Earnings: 50/50 Odds Highlight Short-Term Uncertainty
CrowdStrike (CRWD) will announce earnings on August 27, 2025; past five-year data reveals a 50% chance of positive and 50% chance of negative one-day returns after earnings announcements, with median gains of 9.8% and losses of -5.6%, respectively; however, long-term growth has been substantial, exc...
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48% Bias Score
First U.S. Case of Travel-Associated New World Screwworm Myiasis Confirmed
A U.S. resident recently returned from El Salvador with the first confirmed case of travel-associated New World Screwworm myiasis, a parasitic infestation of fly larvae causing severe tissue damage, prompting a CDC investigation and a low public health risk assessment.
First U.S. Case of Travel-Associated New World Screwworm Myiasis Confirmed
A U.S. resident recently returned from El Salvador with the first confirmed case of travel-associated New World Screwworm myiasis, a parasitic infestation of fly larvae causing severe tissue damage, prompting a CDC investigation and a low public health risk assessment.
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36% Bias Score
Scottish Tory Leader Says Asylum Hotel Protests Understandable
Scottish Conservative leader Russell Findlay deemed protests outside asylum seeker hotels "understandable", citing a recent rape case involving an Afghan asylum seeker, while condemning unlawful actions; however, anti-immigration demonstrations across Scotland raise concerns about violence and misin...
Scottish Tory Leader Says Asylum Hotel Protests Understandable
Scottish Conservative leader Russell Findlay deemed protests outside asylum seeker hotels "understandable", citing a recent rape case involving an Afghan asylum seeker, while condemning unlawful actions; however, anti-immigration demonstrations across Scotland raise concerns about violence and misin...
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60% Bias Score
EU-US Trade Deal Raises Road Safety Concerns
A new trade deal between the EU and US raises road safety concerns due to differing vehicle safety standards; the EU has stricter rules on features like automatic emergency braking and pedestrian protection, creating potential for unfair competition and pressure to lower EU standards.
EU-US Trade Deal Raises Road Safety Concerns
A new trade deal between the EU and US raises road safety concerns due to differing vehicle safety standards; the EU has stricter rules on features like automatic emergency braking and pedestrian protection, creating potential for unfair competition and pressure to lower EU standards.
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36% Bias Score
Aliyev Praises Trump, Nominates Him for Nobel Peace Prize
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, in an interview with Al Arabiya on August 26, publicly praised Donald Trump, stating that he and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan jointly nominated Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, citing his actions in Africa, Asia, and the South Caucasus.
Aliyev Praises Trump, Nominates Him for Nobel Peace Prize
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, in an interview with Al Arabiya on August 26, publicly praised Donald Trump, stating that he and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan jointly nominated Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, citing his actions in Africa, Asia, and the South Caucasus.
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52% Bias Score
CISOs: Learn From Sports Coaches to Improve Cybersecurity Readiness
The article details six ways CISOs can apply sports coaching principles to improve cybersecurity readiness, including threat intelligence, strategic planning, team building, adaptability, practice, and expecting the unexpected.
CISOs: Learn From Sports Coaches to Improve Cybersecurity Readiness
The article details six ways CISOs can apply sports coaching principles to improve cybersecurity readiness, including threat intelligence, strategic planning, team building, adaptability, practice, and expecting the unexpected.
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32% Bias Score
SpaceX Dragon Delivers Supplies and Altitude-Boosting Kit to ISS
A SpaceX Dragon cargo ship delivered over 5,000 pounds of supplies, including 1,500 tortillas, to the International Space Station on Monday, also bringing an altitude-boosting thruster kit to assist in maintaining the station's orbit, which will begin operation in September 2025.
SpaceX Dragon Delivers Supplies and Altitude-Boosting Kit to ISS
A SpaceX Dragon cargo ship delivered over 5,000 pounds of supplies, including 1,500 tortillas, to the International Space Station on Monday, also bringing an altitude-boosting thruster kit to assist in maintaining the station's orbit, which will begin operation in September 2025.
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16% Bias Score
Mortgage Rates Plunge to Lowest Point Since October 2024
Mortgage rates fell to a 6.58% average for 30-year loans on Thursday, the lowest since October 24, 2024, influenced by a previous Federal Reserve rate cut and upcoming economic data releases including unemployment, inflation, and the Fed's September meeting.
Mortgage Rates Plunge to Lowest Point Since October 2024
Mortgage rates fell to a 6.58% average for 30-year loans on Thursday, the lowest since October 24, 2024, influenced by a previous Federal Reserve rate cut and upcoming economic data releases including unemployment, inflation, and the Fed's September meeting.
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40% Bias Score
Druze in Syria Form "National Guard", Seek Separate Region
In Suwayda, Syria, thousands of fighters from local factions formed the "National Guard," a unified military force under Sheikh Hikmat Hijri's religious authority to combat "Salafi-Takfiri gangs," protect the Druze community, and potentially create a separate southern Syrian region.
Druze in Syria Form "National Guard", Seek Separate Region
In Suwayda, Syria, thousands of fighters from local factions formed the "National Guard," a unified military force under Sheikh Hikmat Hijri's religious authority to combat "Salafi-Takfiri gangs," protect the Druze community, and potentially create a separate southern Syrian region.
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44% Bias Score
Ontario Bans Dog and Cat Research Testing
Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced a ban on research testing on dogs and cats following revelations from whistleblowers about cruel experiments at the Lawson Research Institute in London, Ont., which has since ceased such research.
Ontario Bans Dog and Cat Research Testing
Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced a ban on research testing on dogs and cats following revelations from whistleblowers about cruel experiments at the Lawson Research Institute in London, Ont., which has since ceased such research.
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56% Bias Score
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