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Met Opera Head Renews Contract, Highlights Ukraine Support Amidst Funding Challenges
Peter Gelb, general manager of the Metropolitan Opera, recently renewed his contract until 2027; his recent trip to Ukraine underscored the opera house's support for the country, while addressing challenges like post-pandemic viewership decline and securing private funding.
Met Opera Head Renews Contract, Highlights Ukraine Support Amidst Funding Challenges
Peter Gelb, general manager of the Metropolitan Opera, recently renewed his contract until 2027; his recent trip to Ukraine underscored the opera house's support for the country, while addressing challenges like post-pandemic viewership decline and securing private funding.
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52% Bias Score


Progressive Presidents Unite Against Far-Right's Global Rise
Five progressive presidents—Boric (Chile), Lula da Silva (Brazil), Petro (Colombia), Orsi (Uruguay), and Sánchez (Spain)—met in Santiago to strategize against the global rise of the far-right, focusing on combating organized crime, misinformation, and climate change; future meetings are planned for ...
Progressive Presidents Unite Against Far-Right's Global Rise
Five progressive presidents—Boric (Chile), Lula da Silva (Brazil), Petro (Colombia), Orsi (Uruguay), and Sánchez (Spain)—met in Santiago to strategize against the global rise of the far-right, focusing on combating organized crime, misinformation, and climate change; future meetings are planned for ...
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60% Bias Score


Trump's Nobel Peace Prize Pursuit: A New Tactic in International Diplomacy
International leaders, including Benjamin Netanyahu and several African heads of state, are lobbying for Donald Trump's Nobel Peace Prize nomination, citing his claimed conflict resolution efforts which are disputed by experts like Jay Nordlinger and Dan Smith.
Trump's Nobel Peace Prize Pursuit: A New Tactic in International Diplomacy
International leaders, including Benjamin Netanyahu and several African heads of state, are lobbying for Donald Trump's Nobel Peace Prize nomination, citing his claimed conflict resolution efforts which are disputed by experts like Jay Nordlinger and Dan Smith.
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40% Bias Score


Trump Administration Releases MLK Documents Amidst Epstein Controversy
The Trump administration released over 240,000 previously restricted documents concerning Martin Luther King Jr., prompting concern from the King family about the potential for reputational harm due to the inclusion of personal information; this action follows a broken promise to release Epstein-rel...
Trump Administration Releases MLK Documents Amidst Epstein Controversy
The Trump administration released over 240,000 previously restricted documents concerning Martin Luther King Jr., prompting concern from the King family about the potential for reputational harm due to the inclusion of personal information; this action follows a broken promise to release Epstein-rel...
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56% Bias Score


Spain to Reform Official Secrets Act, Declassify Franco-Era Documents
The Spanish Council of Ministers will approve a draft law reforming the 1968 Official Secrets Act, automatically declassifying documents over 45 years old, including those from the Franco era and the Transition, while establishing a four-tiered classification system and penalties for unauthorized di...
Spain to Reform Official Secrets Act, Declassify Franco-Era Documents
The Spanish Council of Ministers will approve a draft law reforming the 1968 Official Secrets Act, automatically declassifying documents over 45 years old, including those from the Franco era and the Transition, while establishing a four-tiered classification system and penalties for unauthorized di...
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40% Bias Score


Former Spanish Treasury Secretary Resigns Amidst 'Montoro Case' Investigation
Following his implication in the 'Montoro case' involving allegations of government favoritism towards specific companies, Miguel Ferre, former Spanish Secretary of State for the Treasury, resigned from his position at Kreab consulting firm; this is the first such resignation from the private sector...
Former Spanish Treasury Secretary Resigns Amidst 'Montoro Case' Investigation
Following his implication in the 'Montoro case' involving allegations of government favoritism towards specific companies, Miguel Ferre, former Spanish Secretary of State for the Treasury, resigned from his position at Kreab consulting firm; this is the first such resignation from the private sector...
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44% Bias Score

Ecuador Extraditions: Macías's Plea Highlights Justice System Crisis
Ecuador extradited José Adolfo Macías, leader of Los Choneros, to the US on July 21, 2025, to face drug and arms trafficking charges; his extradition, following a referendum, highlights Ecuador's weakened justice system and reliance on US courts.

Ecuador Extraditions: Macías's Plea Highlights Justice System Crisis
Ecuador extradited José Adolfo Macías, leader of Los Choneros, to the US on July 21, 2025, to face drug and arms trafficking charges; his extradition, following a referendum, highlights Ecuador's weakened justice system and reliance on US courts.
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52% Bias Score

England Aims for Third Consecutive Major Tournament Final
England faces Italy in the Euro 2023 semifinals, seeking a third consecutive major tournament final under coach Sarina Wiegman, who could break the record for most Euro finals matches managed (16) if England wins; this comes despite pre-tournament setbacks and an early loss to France.

England Aims for Third Consecutive Major Tournament Final
England faces Italy in the Euro 2023 semifinals, seeking a third consecutive major tournament final under coach Sarina Wiegman, who could break the record for most Euro finals matches managed (16) if England wins; this comes despite pre-tournament setbacks and an early loss to France.
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56% Bias Score

Bonmatí's Recovery Leads Spain to Euro Cup Quarter-Final Victory
Aitana Bonmatí, recovering from viral meningitis, played a pivotal role in Spain's Euro Cup quarter-final win against Switzerland, providing a key assist after a carefully managed return to fitness.

Bonmatí's Recovery Leads Spain to Euro Cup Quarter-Final Victory
Aitana Bonmatí, recovering from viral meningitis, played a pivotal role in Spain's Euro Cup quarter-final win against Switzerland, providing a key assist after a carefully managed return to fitness.
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20% Bias Score

Road Safety Improvements Reduce Childhood Spinal Cord Injuries in Spain
A study by the Institut Guttmann in Spain reveals an 81% decrease in childhood spinal cord injuries from traffic accidents between 2003 and 2023, shifting the leading cause from road accidents to medical conditions like tumors and vascular issues. Improved road safety is cited as a key factor.

Road Safety Improvements Reduce Childhood Spinal Cord Injuries in Spain
A study by the Institut Guttmann in Spain reveals an 81% decrease in childhood spinal cord injuries from traffic accidents between 2003 and 2023, shifting the leading cause from road accidents to medical conditions like tumors and vascular issues. Improved road safety is cited as a key factor.
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28% Bias Score

Progressive Leaders Unite to Counter Global Democratic Erosion
Chilean President Gabriel Boric hosted a summit with leaders from Brazil, Uruguay, Colombia, Spain, and Mexico, among others, to address global democratic backsliding, algorithmic manipulation, and rising inequality, with concrete proposals to be presented at the UN General Assembly in September.

Progressive Leaders Unite to Counter Global Democratic Erosion
Chilean President Gabriel Boric hosted a summit with leaders from Brazil, Uruguay, Colombia, Spain, and Mexico, among others, to address global democratic backsliding, algorithmic manipulation, and rising inequality, with concrete proposals to be presented at the UN General Assembly in September.
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44% Bias Score

Ukraine's Anti-Corruption Crackdown Sparks G7 Concerns
Ukraine's Security Service raided anti-corruption agencies, prompting G7 concern and accusations of political repression, as a new law gives the Prosecutor General more power over these bodies, jeopardizing EU integration efforts and anti-corruption progress.

Ukraine's Anti-Corruption Crackdown Sparks G7 Concerns
Ukraine's Security Service raided anti-corruption agencies, prompting G7 concern and accusations of political repression, as a new law gives the Prosecutor General more power over these bodies, jeopardizing EU integration efforts and anti-corruption progress.
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52% Bias Score
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