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Israel Destroys Sana'a Airport After Houthi Missile Attacks
On May 6th, 2025, Israeli airstrikes destroyed Sana'a International Airport in Yemen, killing three and damaging Houthi infrastructure; this follows Houthi missile attacks on Israel, and the US announced a halt to its own strikes against the Houthis.
Israel Destroys Sana'a Airport After Houthi Missile Attacks
On May 6th, 2025, Israeli airstrikes destroyed Sana'a International Airport in Yemen, killing three and damaging Houthi infrastructure; this follows Houthi missile attacks on Israel, and the US announced a halt to its own strikes against the Houthis.
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64% Bias Score
Business Owners Resist AI Adoption Amidst Environmental and Societal Concerns
Business owners in London and Seattle express concerns about AI's environmental impact, societal effects, and the devaluation of human skills, highlighting a growing resistance to its widespread adoption despite the increasing popularity of tools like ChatGPT.
Business Owners Resist AI Adoption Amidst Environmental and Societal Concerns
Business owners in London and Seattle express concerns about AI's environmental impact, societal effects, and the devaluation of human skills, highlighting a growing resistance to its widespread adoption despite the increasing popularity of tools like ChatGPT.
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52% Bias Score
US Offers $1,000 to Illegal Migrants for Voluntary Departure
The US government is offering illegal immigrants $1,000 and free transportation to leave the country, resulting in one immediate departure to Honduras and a claimed decrease in border crossings and increased ICE detentions; this program has also faced criticism.
US Offers $1,000 to Illegal Migrants for Voluntary Departure
The US government is offering illegal immigrants $1,000 and free transportation to leave the country, resulting in one immediate departure to Honduras and a claimed decrease in border crossings and increased ICE detentions; this program has also faced criticism.
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48% Bias Score
Adams Defends IRA Actions in BBC Libel Trial
Gerry Adams, former Sinn Féin president, is on trial in Dublin, defending himself against a BBC libel claim alleging he approved the 2006 murder of Denis Donaldson, a British agent within Sinn Féin; Adams maintains the IRA's campaign was a legitimate response to military occupation.
Adams Defends IRA Actions in BBC Libel Trial
Gerry Adams, former Sinn Féin president, is on trial in Dublin, defending himself against a BBC libel claim alleging he approved the 2006 murder of Denis Donaldson, a British agent within Sinn Féin; Adams maintains the IRA's campaign was a legitimate response to military occupation.
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40% Bias Score
Sinner Completes Doping Ban, Returns to Italian Open
World number one tennis player Jannik Sinner completed a three-month doping ban on Sunday after settling with WADA over two positive tests for clostebol in 2024, allowing him to compete at this week's Italian Open, despite criticism about fairness from other players, such as Stan Wawrinka and Nick K...
Sinner Completes Doping Ban, Returns to Italian Open
World number one tennis player Jannik Sinner completed a three-month doping ban on Sunday after settling with WADA over two positive tests for clostebol in 2024, allowing him to compete at this week's Italian Open, despite criticism about fairness from other players, such as Stan Wawrinka and Nick K...
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40% Bias Score
Books Bound in Murderer's Skin Highlight Suffolk's "Red Barn Murder
The Moyse's Hall Museum in Suffolk, England, displays two books bound in the skin of William Corder, executed in 1828 for the murder of Maria Marten in a case known as the "Red Barn Murder", sparking renewed interest in the gruesome details and the museum's planned shift in narrative focus.
Books Bound in Murderer's Skin Highlight Suffolk's "Red Barn Murder
The Moyse's Hall Museum in Suffolk, England, displays two books bound in the skin of William Corder, executed in 1828 for the murder of Maria Marten in a case known as the "Red Barn Murder", sparking renewed interest in the gruesome details and the museum's planned shift in narrative focus.
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56% Bias Score
Two Fatal Crashes Halt British Supersport Race
Two riders died and another suffered serious injuries in an 11-bike crash during the first lap of the British Supersport Championship race at Oulton Park on Monday; the race was immediately cancelled.
Two Fatal Crashes Halt British Supersport Race
Two riders died and another suffered serious injuries in an 11-bike crash during the first lap of the British Supersport Championship race at Oulton Park on Monday; the race was immediately cancelled.
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24% Bias Score
DoorDash Acquires Deliveroo for £2.9 Billion, Intensifying UK Food Delivery Competition
DoorDash acquired the UK-based food delivery app Deliveroo for £2.9 billion, creating a combined company with a presence in over 40 countries serving 50 million customers monthly and intensifying competition with Just Eat and Uber Eats in the UK, while raising concerns about UK investment.
DoorDash Acquires Deliveroo for £2.9 Billion, Intensifying UK Food Delivery Competition
DoorDash acquired the UK-based food delivery app Deliveroo for £2.9 billion, creating a combined company with a presence in over 40 countries serving 50 million customers monthly and intensifying competition with Just Eat and Uber Eats in the UK, while raising concerns about UK investment.
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44% Bias Score
Six-Figure Settlement in Loretto School Pupil-on-Pupil Abuse Case
Angus Bell, 44, won a six-figure settlement from Loretto School in Musselburgh, East Lothian, after alleging extensive physical and sexual abuse by fellow pupils in the 1990s; the school settled before a civil trial, the first of its kind involving pupil-on-pupil abuse, and a Police Scotland investi...
Six-Figure Settlement in Loretto School Pupil-on-Pupil Abuse Case
Angus Bell, 44, won a six-figure settlement from Loretto School in Musselburgh, East Lothian, after alleging extensive physical and sexual abuse by fellow pupils in the 1990s; the school settled before a civil trial, the first of its kind involving pupil-on-pupil abuse, and a Police Scotland investi...
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40% Bias Score
NHS Failures Condemned in Lampard Inquiry
Sir Rob Behrens, former health ombudsman, condemned Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust's handling of two young men's deaths at the Lampard Inquiry, citing failures in leadership, training, and a flawed complaints system, calling it "the NHS at its worst".
NHS Failures Condemned in Lampard Inquiry
Sir Rob Behrens, former health ombudsman, condemned Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust's handling of two young men's deaths at the Lampard Inquiry, citing failures in leadership, training, and a flawed complaints system, calling it "the NHS at its worst".
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52% Bias Score
Mixed Reactions to Solar Farms in Ashby-de-la-Zouch
In Ashby-de-la-Zouch, UK, solar farms established about a decade ago have led to mixed community reactions, with some residents experiencing minimal disruption while others express concerns about property values and farmland loss; however, the farms are viewed as a necessary step in the UK's transit...
Mixed Reactions to Solar Farms in Ashby-de-la-Zouch
In Ashby-de-la-Zouch, UK, solar farms established about a decade ago have led to mixed community reactions, with some residents experiencing minimal disruption while others express concerns about property values and farmland loss; however, the farms are viewed as a necessary step in the UK's transit...
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36% Bias Score
Cross-Border Surgery Reimbursement to Tackle NI Waiting Lists
Northern Ireland will reimburse patients up to £10 million for surgeries in the Republic of Ireland starting June 2025 to tackle waiting lists exceeding two years, part of a £215 million plan also using private providers and prioritizing certain procedures like gynaecology mesh removal and children'...
Cross-Border Surgery Reimbursement to Tackle NI Waiting Lists
Northern Ireland will reimburse patients up to £10 million for surgeries in the Republic of Ireland starting June 2025 to tackle waiting lists exceeding two years, part of a £215 million plan also using private providers and prioritizing certain procedures like gynaecology mesh removal and children'...
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36% Bias Score
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