September 2025
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Rembrandt's "The Night Watch" Dog: Emulation, Not Plagiarism
Research reveals that the dog in Rembrandt's 1642 masterpiece, "The Night Watch," is a near copy of a drawing by 17th-century Dutch artist Adriaen van de Venne, highlighting the emulation practices of artists during the Dutch Golden Age.
Rembrandt's "The Night Watch" Dog: Emulation, Not Plagiarism
Research reveals that the dog in Rembrandt's 1642 masterpiece, "The Night Watch," is a near copy of a drawing by 17th-century Dutch artist Adriaen van de Venne, highlighting the emulation practices of artists during the Dutch Golden Age.
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20% Bias Score
Sumar MPs Divided on Catalan Immigration Powers Transfer
Sumar, a Spanish parliamentary group, is divided on a bill transferring immigration powers to Catalonia, with some members opposing it due to concerns about aligning with the far-right's agenda, while others support it as a step towards a confederal Spain.
Sumar MPs Divided on Catalan Immigration Powers Transfer
Sumar, a Spanish parliamentary group, is divided on a bill transferring immigration powers to Catalonia, with some members opposing it due to concerns about aligning with the far-right's agenda, while others support it as a step towards a confederal Spain.
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40% Bias Score
Michelob Ultra Overtakes Modelo Especial in US Retail Sales
Michelob Ultra surpassed Modelo Especial in US retail beer sales by volume in 2025, driven by the success of Michelob Ultra Zero and increased marketing spending, despite an overall decline in beer sales.
Michelob Ultra Overtakes Modelo Especial in US Retail Sales
Michelob Ultra surpassed Modelo Especial in US retail beer sales by volume in 2025, driven by the success of Michelob Ultra Zero and increased marketing spending, despite an overall decline in beer sales.
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44% Bias Score
Malawi Election Update: Mutharika Leads with 66% of Provisional Vote Count
With two-thirds of districts reporting provisional results, former Malawian President Peter Mutharika holds a commanding lead in the presidential race with approximately 66% of the vote, while incumbent Lazarus Chakwera trails with about 24%, according to the ongoing vote count.
Malawi Election Update: Mutharika Leads with 66% of Provisional Vote Count
With two-thirds of districts reporting provisional results, former Malawian President Peter Mutharika holds a commanding lead in the presidential race with approximately 66% of the vote, while incumbent Lazarus Chakwera trails with about 24%, according to the ongoing vote count.
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36% Bias Score
Attorney General's Chief of Staff Departs Amidst Controversy
Chad Mizelle, chief of staff to Attorney General Pam Bondi, is leaving the Justice Department after nine months, a departure that coincides with multiple controversies including pressure on Bondi to prosecute political enemies and backlash over the handling of the Jeffrey Epstein investigation.
Attorney General's Chief of Staff Departs Amidst Controversy
Chad Mizelle, chief of staff to Attorney General Pam Bondi, is leaving the Justice Department after nine months, a departure that coincides with multiple controversies including pressure on Bondi to prosecute political enemies and backlash over the handling of the Jeffrey Epstein investigation.
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28% Bias Score
French Car and Home Insurance Premiums to Rise Significantly in 2026
French car and home insurance premiums are set to increase by 7.5% to 8% for multi-risk home insurance and around 5% for car insurance in 2026, driven by increased frequency and intensity of climate-related disasters and rising repair costs.
French Car and Home Insurance Premiums to Rise Significantly in 2026
French car and home insurance premiums are set to increase by 7.5% to 8% for multi-risk home insurance and around 5% for car insurance in 2026, driven by increased frequency and intensity of climate-related disasters and rising repair costs.
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16% Bias Score
Alien: Earth's Success Driven by New Alien Species, Trypanohyncha Ocellus
The success of Alien: Earth stems not from the xenomorph, but from a new alien species, Trypanohyncha ocellus, a multi-irised eyeball on octopus tentacles, whose intelligence and maliciousness have created unprecedented havoc.
Alien: Earth's Success Driven by New Alien Species, Trypanohyncha Ocellus
The success of Alien: Earth stems not from the xenomorph, but from a new alien species, Trypanohyncha ocellus, a multi-irised eyeball on octopus tentacles, whose intelligence and maliciousness have created unprecedented havoc.
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56% Bias Score
Cuba's Autism Treatment Programs Despite Resource Constraints
Contrary to U.S. President Trump's claim, Cuba has autism treatment programs, including specialized therapies, despite reporting a lower incidence than many developed nations, possibly due to underdiagnosis.
Cuba's Autism Treatment Programs Despite Resource Constraints
Contrary to U.S. President Trump's claim, Cuba has autism treatment programs, including specialized therapies, despite reporting a lower incidence than many developed nations, possibly due to underdiagnosis.
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20% Bias Score
Welsh First Minister Defends Policies Amidst Labour's Turmoil
Facing criticism over the Nation of Sanctuary scheme and NHS performance, Welsh First Minister Eluned Morgan defended Labour's policies during Tuesday's First Minister's Questions, highlighting the scheme's support for Ukrainian refugees and criticizing opposition parties' proposals.
Welsh First Minister Defends Policies Amidst Labour's Turmoil
Facing criticism over the Nation of Sanctuary scheme and NHS performance, Welsh First Minister Eluned Morgan defended Labour's policies during Tuesday's First Minister's Questions, highlighting the scheme's support for Ukrainian refugees and criticizing opposition parties' proposals.
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40% Bias Score
Actor Noel Clarke Ordered to Pay £3m in Guardian Libel Case Costs
A High Court judge ruled that actor Noel Clarke must pay at least £3m of the Guardian's legal costs after his libel claim against the newspaper, regarding sexual misconduct allegations, was dismissed.
Actor Noel Clarke Ordered to Pay £3m in Guardian Libel Case Costs
A High Court judge ruled that actor Noel Clarke must pay at least £3m of the Guardian's legal costs after his libel claim against the newspaper, regarding sexual misconduct allegations, was dismissed.
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48% Bias Score
Conservative Party Calls for Investigation into Keir Starmer's Undisclosed Support
The Conservative Party has requested an investigation into whether Sir Keir Starmer properly declared support from the Labour Together think tank during his 2020 leadership bid, citing alleged polling and speechwriting assistance.
Conservative Party Calls for Investigation into Keir Starmer's Undisclosed Support
The Conservative Party has requested an investigation into whether Sir Keir Starmer properly declared support from the Labour Together think tank during his 2020 leadership bid, citing alleged polling and speechwriting assistance.
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32% Bias Score
Poland Reopens Belarus Border After Two Weeks
Poland will reopen its border with Belarus on Thursday at midnight, ending a nearly two-week closure, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced, citing the conclusion of large-scale military exercises and economic interests.
Poland Reopens Belarus Border After Two Weeks
Poland will reopen its border with Belarus on Thursday at midnight, ending a nearly two-week closure, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced, citing the conclusion of large-scale military exercises and economic interests.
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24% Bias Score
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