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Air Pollution Increases Lewy Body Dementia Risk, Study Finds
A new study reveals that exposure to fine particulate matter (PM2.5) increases the risk of Lewy body dementia by causing the misfolding of alpha-synuclein protein into a highly toxic strain, confirmed through epidemiological data and mouse experiments.
Air Pollution Increases Lewy Body Dementia Risk, Study Finds
A new study reveals that exposure to fine particulate matter (PM2.5) increases the risk of Lewy body dementia by causing the misfolding of alpha-synuclein protein into a highly toxic strain, confirmed through epidemiological data and mouse experiments.
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16% Bias Score
CHP Challenges Court Decisions Halting Istanbul Congresses
Following a court order to cancel the CHP Istanbul Provincial Congress and subsequent decisions to halt local congresses, the CHP appealed to the Supreme Election Council (YSK), which will convene at 2:30 PM to consider the appeals; former Chief Prosecutor İlhan Cihaner criticized the timing of the ...
CHP Challenges Court Decisions Halting Istanbul Congresses
Following a court order to cancel the CHP Istanbul Provincial Congress and subsequent decisions to halt local congresses, the CHP appealed to the Supreme Election Council (YSK), which will convene at 2:30 PM to consider the appeals; former Chief Prosecutor İlhan Cihaner criticized the timing of the ...
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40% Bias Score
Maroccan Activist Sentenced for Blasphemy
Ibtissame Lachgar, a Moroccan activist, received a 30-month prison sentence and a fine for a 2022 X post showing her wearing a "Allah is a lesbian" T-shirt, violating Morocco's blasphemy law.
Maroccan Activist Sentenced for Blasphemy
Ibtissame Lachgar, a Moroccan activist, received a 30-month prison sentence and a fine for a 2022 X post showing her wearing a "Allah is a lesbian" T-shirt, violating Morocco's blasphemy law.
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40% Bias Score
Lisbon Cable Car Accident: 15 Dead, National Mourning Declared
A cable car accident in Lisbon, Portugal, on [date], resulted in 15 deaths and 23 injuries, prompting a national day of mourning and an investigation into potential causes including cable failure or brake malfunction.
Lisbon Cable Car Accident: 15 Dead, National Mourning Declared
A cable car accident in Lisbon, Portugal, on [date], resulted in 15 deaths and 23 injuries, prompting a national day of mourning and an investigation into potential causes including cable failure or brake malfunction.
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20% Bias Score
US Cracks Down on Human Smuggling at US-Canada Border
The Justice Department is increasing its efforts to combat human smuggling operations along the US-Canada border in New York and Vermont, deploying agents from Task Force Alpha in response to a significant rise in trafficking activity.
US Cracks Down on Human Smuggling at US-Canada Border
The Justice Department is increasing its efforts to combat human smuggling operations along the US-Canada border in New York and Vermont, deploying agents from Task Force Alpha in response to a significant rise in trafficking activity.
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52% Bias Score
55,000 Diabetes Patients Need Retesting Due to Machine Errors
In England, faulty diabetes testing machines have resulted in at least 55,000 patients requiring retests, with some wrongly diagnosed and medicated; the issue stems from 16 hospital trusts using Trinity Biotech machines, first flagged in April 2024.
55,000 Diabetes Patients Need Retesting Due to Machine Errors
In England, faulty diabetes testing machines have resulted in at least 55,000 patients requiring retests, with some wrongly diagnosed and medicated; the issue stems from 16 hospital trusts using Trinity Biotech machines, first flagged in April 2024.
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16% Bias Score
DC Sues Federal Government Over National Guard Deployment
Washington, D.C., is suing the federal government over President Trump's deployment of the National Guard, arguing it violates the city's autonomy and the Posse Comitatus Act, following a similar ruling in Los Angeles.
DC Sues Federal Government Over National Guard Deployment
Washington, D.C., is suing the federal government over President Trump's deployment of the National Guard, arguing it violates the city's autonomy and the Posse Comitatus Act, following a similar ruling in Los Angeles.
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28% Bias Score
Trump Administration to End Long-Standing European Security Aid Programs
The Trump administration plans to terminate long-term European security aid programs, including one aimed at bolstering Eastern Europe against potential Russian aggression, prompting concern among allies and confusion among US lawmakers.
Trump Administration to End Long-Standing European Security Aid Programs
The Trump administration plans to terminate long-term European security aid programs, including one aimed at bolstering Eastern Europe against potential Russian aggression, prompting concern among allies and confusion among US lawmakers.
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24% Bias Score
US Judge Orders Reinstatement of $2.4 Billion in Harvard Funding
A Boston federal judge ruled that the Trump administration's $2.4 billion funding cut to Harvard University was an illegal retaliatory action, rejecting the administration's claim that the cut was due to insufficient action against antisemitism on campus.
US Judge Orders Reinstatement of $2.4 Billion in Harvard Funding
A Boston federal judge ruled that the Trump administration's $2.4 billion funding cut to Harvard University was an illegal retaliatory action, rejecting the administration's claim that the cut was due to insufficient action against antisemitism on campus.
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40% Bias Score
US Strike on Venezuelan Speedboat Creates Geopolitical Tension, but Daily Life Continues as Normal for Many
A US strike on a Venezuelan speedboat allegedly carrying drugs, killing 11, has heightened geopolitical tensions, prompting a response from President Maduro, but many Venezuelan citizens, particularly fishermen and small business owners, continue daily life relatively unaffected.
US Strike on Venezuelan Speedboat Creates Geopolitical Tension, but Daily Life Continues as Normal for Many
A US strike on a Venezuelan speedboat allegedly carrying drugs, killing 11, has heightened geopolitical tensions, prompting a response from President Maduro, but many Venezuelan citizens, particularly fishermen and small business owners, continue daily life relatively unaffected.
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32% Bias Score
Rosyth Shipyard Secures Major Frigate Contracts
The Rosyth shipyard in Fife, Scotland, is poised to win contracts exceeding £1 billion to build frigates for the Danish and potentially the Swedish navies, marking a significant resurgence for Scottish shipbuilding.
Rosyth Shipyard Secures Major Frigate Contracts
The Rosyth shipyard in Fife, Scotland, is poised to win contracts exceeding £1 billion to build frigates for the Danish and potentially the Swedish navies, marking a significant resurgence for Scottish shipbuilding.
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32% Bias Score
US Green Steel Startups Aim to Decarbonize Steelmaking
Two US startups, Boston Metal and Electra, are developing electric-based methods to produce steel with significantly lower carbon emissions than traditional blast furnaces, aiming to reduce the industry's substantial environmental impact.
US Green Steel Startups Aim to Decarbonize Steelmaking
Two US startups, Boston Metal and Electra, are developing electric-based methods to produce steel with significantly lower carbon emissions than traditional blast furnaces, aiming to reduce the industry's substantial environmental impact.
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16% Bias Score
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