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Staged Construction Accidents Cost NYC Businesses Millions
A widespread fraud scheme in New York City involves staged construction accidents, costing businesses millions; surveillance footage, lawsuits, and multiple plaintiffs sharing addresses provide evidence; lawsuits target law firms, doctors, and contractors.
Staged Construction Accidents Cost NYC Businesses Millions
A widespread fraud scheme in New York City involves staged construction accidents, costing businesses millions; surveillance footage, lawsuits, and multiple plaintiffs sharing addresses provide evidence; lawsuits target law firms, doctors, and contractors.
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52% Bias Score


Nissan's New CEO Aims for Faster Decision-Making and Collaborative Culture
Nissan's new CEO, Ivan Espinosa, plans to accelerate decision-making and foster a more collaborative team culture to revitalize the struggling automaker by reducing new car development time, focusing on models that embody the Nissan brand, and leveraging partnerships; he aims to bring new products t...
Nissan's New CEO Aims for Faster Decision-Making and Collaborative Culture
Nissan's new CEO, Ivan Espinosa, plans to accelerate decision-making and foster a more collaborative team culture to revitalize the struggling automaker by reducing new car development time, focusing on models that embody the Nissan brand, and leveraging partnerships; he aims to bring new products t...
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44% Bias Score


Pennsylvania Special Elections Maintain Partisan Divide
In Pennsylvania's special elections, Democrat Dan Goughnour secured a House seat, giving Democrats a narrow majority, while Democrat James Andrew Malone holds a close lead in a Senate race; these results maintain the existing partisan split in the state legislature.
Pennsylvania Special Elections Maintain Partisan Divide
In Pennsylvania's special elections, Democrat Dan Goughnour secured a House seat, giving Democrats a narrow majority, while Democrat James Andrew Malone holds a close lead in a Senate race; these results maintain the existing partisan split in the state legislature.
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44% Bias Score


Sudanese Airstrike Kills 54 Civilians in Darfur
A Sudanese military airstrike on a market in Tora village killed at least 54 civilians, mostly women, injuring 23 and leaving seven missing; the military denies targeting civilians amidst Sudan's ongoing war.
Sudanese Airstrike Kills 54 Civilians in Darfur
A Sudanese military airstrike on a market in Tora village killed at least 54 civilians, mostly women, injuring 23 and leaving seven missing; the military denies targeting civilians amidst Sudan's ongoing war.
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40% Bias Score


Record Early Voting in Wisconsin Supreme Court Race
Wisconsin's Supreme Court race is witnessing record-breaking early voting turnout, exceeding 2021 levels by nearly 48%, driven by intense political involvement and massive spending exceeding $73 million, with implications for abortion rights, redistricting, and voting rules.
Record Early Voting in Wisconsin Supreme Court Race
Wisconsin's Supreme Court race is witnessing record-breaking early voting turnout, exceeding 2021 levels by nearly 48%, driven by intense political involvement and massive spending exceeding $73 million, with implications for abortion rights, redistricting, and voting rules.
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44% Bias Score


Colorado Licenses Psychedelic Mushroom Healing Centers
Colorado is issuing licenses for psychedelic mushroom healing centers, starting a state-regulated program modeled after Oregon's, where over 21,000 psilocybin products have been sold since legalization, despite psilocybin remaining a Schedule I drug under federal law.
Colorado Licenses Psychedelic Mushroom Healing Centers
Colorado is issuing licenses for psychedelic mushroom healing centers, starting a state-regulated program modeled after Oregon's, where over 21,000 psilocybin products have been sold since legalization, despite psilocybin remaining a Schedule I drug under federal law.
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40% Bias Score

Partial Solar Eclipse to Grace Northern Hemisphere Skies Saturday
A partial solar eclipse will be visible Saturday across Europe, western Africa, eastern North America, and northern Asia, with the greatest obscuration in the northeastern US, Greenland, and eastern Canada; the moon will partially block the sun, creating a crescent shape, and viewers must use proper...

Partial Solar Eclipse to Grace Northern Hemisphere Skies Saturday
A partial solar eclipse will be visible Saturday across Europe, western Africa, eastern North America, and northern Asia, with the greatest obscuration in the northeastern US, Greenland, and eastern Canada; the moon will partially block the sun, creating a crescent shape, and viewers must use proper...
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24% Bias Score

Beshear Vetoes Kentucky Abortion Bill, Citing Risks to Women's Health
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear vetoed a Republican-backed bill that sought to clarify the state's near-total abortion ban, citing concerns that it would endanger women's lives and create ambiguous medical guidelines; the legislature will attempt to override the veto.

Beshear Vetoes Kentucky Abortion Bill, Citing Risks to Women's Health
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear vetoed a Republican-backed bill that sought to clarify the state's near-total abortion ban, citing concerns that it would endanger women's lives and create ambiguous medical guidelines; the legislature will attempt to override the veto.
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44% Bias Score

National Security Breach: Democrats Demand Investigation After Sensitive War Plans Shared on Unsecured App
A Signal group chat discussing sensitive war plans inadvertently included Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, leading to outrage from top Congressional Democrats and calls for a full investigation into the breach of national security protocols by members of President Trump's administr...

National Security Breach: Democrats Demand Investigation After Sensitive War Plans Shared on Unsecured App
A Signal group chat discussing sensitive war plans inadvertently included Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, leading to outrage from top Congressional Democrats and calls for a full investigation into the breach of national security protocols by members of President Trump's administr...
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56% Bias Score

U.S., Russia to Release Joint Statement on Ukraine Peace Talks
Following a 12-hour meeting in Riyadh, the U.S. and Russia are expected to release a joint statement on Tuesday detailing discussions on a potential path to peace in Ukraine, including proposals for a Black Sea ceasefire and a pause in long-range attacks on critical infrastructure.

U.S., Russia to Release Joint Statement on Ukraine Peace Talks
Following a 12-hour meeting in Riyadh, the U.S. and Russia are expected to release a joint statement on Tuesday detailing discussions on a potential path to peace in Ukraine, including proposals for a Black Sea ceasefire and a pause in long-range attacks on critical infrastructure.
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36% Bias Score

Columbia Student Sues Trump Over Mistaken Immigration Raid
Federal immigration agents mistakenly targeted 21-year-old Columbia University student Yunseo Chung, a legal permanent resident, at her apartment on March 13, leading her to sue President Trump for allegedly attempting to suppress her pro-Palestinian activism.

Columbia Student Sues Trump Over Mistaken Immigration Raid
Federal immigration agents mistakenly targeted 21-year-old Columbia University student Yunseo Chung, a legal permanent resident, at her apartment on March 13, leading her to sue President Trump for allegedly attempting to suppress her pro-Palestinian activism.
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44% Bias Score

Sentencing Adjourned for 9/11-Style Plotter
Cholo Abdi Abdullah, a Kenyan national, was convicted of plotting a 9/11-style attack on the US, using skills learned from al-Shabaab and flight school in the Philippines; his sentencing was adjourned due to his request for new lawyers.

Sentencing Adjourned for 9/11-Style Plotter
Cholo Abdi Abdullah, a Kenyan national, was convicted of plotting a 9/11-style attack on the US, using skills learned from al-Shabaab and flight school in the Philippines; his sentencing was adjourned due to his request for new lawyers.
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56% Bias Score
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