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Musk Defends Doge's Cost-Cutting Amid Transparency Concerns
During a press conference alongside Donald Trump, Elon Musk, head of the newly formed Doge department, defended his team's aggressive cost-cutting measures, alleging corruption and asserting transparency despite evidence suggesting otherwise; his actions have raised concerns about accountability and...
Musk Defends Doge's Cost-Cutting Amid Transparency Concerns
During a press conference alongside Donald Trump, Elon Musk, head of the newly formed Doge department, defended his team's aggressive cost-cutting measures, alleging corruption and asserting transparency despite evidence suggesting otherwise; his actions have raised concerns about accountability and...
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56% Bias Score
Japan to Maximize Nuclear Energy, Despite Fukushima Disaster
Japan's new strategic energy plan aims to increase nuclear power's share to 20% by 2040, reversing the post-Fukushima policy of reducing reliance on nuclear energy, while also increasing renewables to 50% and cutting coal to 30-40%; this has drawn criticism over safety concerns and the risk of anoth...
Japan to Maximize Nuclear Energy, Despite Fukushima Disaster
Japan's new strategic energy plan aims to increase nuclear power's share to 20% by 2040, reversing the post-Fukushima policy of reducing reliance on nuclear energy, while also increasing renewables to 50% and cutting coal to 30-40%; this has drawn criticism over safety concerns and the risk of anoth...
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52% Bias Score
South Korean Teacher Kills Student, Sparking School Safety Review
A South Korean elementary school teacher, who had returned to work after a health leave and was receiving treatment for depression, allegedly stabbed a first-grader to death in Daejeon on Monday; this prompted acting president to order a review of school safety standards and sparked discussions abou...
South Korean Teacher Kills Student, Sparking School Safety Review
A South Korean elementary school teacher, who had returned to work after a health leave and was receiving treatment for depression, allegedly stabbed a first-grader to death in Daejeon on Monday; this prompted acting president to order a review of school safety standards and sparked discussions abou...
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48% Bias Score
Powerful Strike Hits Kryvyi Rih, Injuring Foreign Mercenaries
A powerful explosion struck Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine, around 11:24 PM Kyiv time on February 11th, injuring foreign mercenaries, according to reports, potentially a missile that evaded Ukrainian air defenses. The incident occurred amidst the arrival of NATO forces and equipment, highlighting challenges wi...
Powerful Strike Hits Kryvyi Rih, Injuring Foreign Mercenaries
A powerful explosion struck Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine, around 11:24 PM Kyiv time on February 11th, injuring foreign mercenaries, according to reports, potentially a missile that evaded Ukrainian air defenses. The incident occurred amidst the arrival of NATO forces and equipment, highlighting challenges wi...
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56% Bias Score
Moldova allows gas to Transnistria via Hungary, imposing political conditions
Moldova, facing an energy crisis in its Transnistria region after Russia cut off gas supplies via Ukraine in January, is allowing gas deliveries through a Hungarian intermediary, contingent on Transnistria's release of political prisoners and other political concessions; Russia provided a credit for...
Moldova allows gas to Transnistria via Hungary, imposing political conditions
Moldova, facing an energy crisis in its Transnistria region after Russia cut off gas supplies via Ukraine in January, is allowing gas deliveries through a Hungarian intermediary, contingent on Transnistria's release of political prisoners and other political concessions; Russia provided a credit for...
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40% Bias Score
Two Children Die from Hypothermia After Family's Unsuccessful Attempt to Access Homeless Services in Detroit
A Detroit family living in a van on a casino parking lot lost two young children to hypothermia; the 29-year-old mother had previously sought help from a homeless assistance organization, but received no effective assistance before the tragedy.
Two Children Die from Hypothermia After Family's Unsuccessful Attempt to Access Homeless Services in Detroit
A Detroit family living in a van on a casino parking lot lost two young children to hypothermia; the 29-year-old mother had previously sought help from a homeless assistance organization, but received no effective assistance before the tragedy.
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48% Bias Score
Trump's Gaza Relocation Plan Angers Arab World
President Trump proposed relocating Gaza residents and transforming the area into a "Middle East Riviera," a plan rejected by Jordan and Egypt, prompting concerns about international law violations and regional instability.
Trump's Gaza Relocation Plan Angers Arab World
President Trump proposed relocating Gaza residents and transforming the area into a "Middle East Riviera," a plan rejected by Jordan and Egypt, prompting concerns about international law violations and regional instability.
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68% Bias Score
US Citizen Released from Russian Prison: Intelligence Agencies' Role Confirmed
The release of American citizen Mark Vogel from a Russian prison was confirmed by the US National Security Advisor, who stated that Vogel left Russia with US envoy Steve Witskoff; this was not announced by official Russian channels, suggesting Russian intelligence agencies' involvement.
US Citizen Released from Russian Prison: Intelligence Agencies' Role Confirmed
The release of American citizen Mark Vogel from a Russian prison was confirmed by the US National Security Advisor, who stated that Vogel left Russia with US envoy Steve Witskoff; this was not announced by official Russian channels, suggesting Russian intelligence agencies' involvement.
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52% Bias Score
Rostov Trial Highlights Complexities of Terrorism Prosecution
Eight individuals stand trial in Rostov-on-Don, Russia, accused of unwittingly facilitating a bombing through their work in transportation and telecommunications; the case raises questions about culpability and potential legal reforms.
Rostov Trial Highlights Complexities of Terrorism Prosecution
Eight individuals stand trial in Rostov-on-Don, Russia, accused of unwittingly facilitating a bombing through their work in transportation and telecommunications; the case raises questions about culpability and potential legal reforms.
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60% Bias Score
Santorini Seismic Swarm Raises Tsunami Fears
Increased seismic activity near Santorini, Greece, potentially linked to a volcanic eruption, is causing concern about a possible tsunami; Turkey is preparing for a potential two-meter wave based on scientific models.
Santorini Seismic Swarm Raises Tsunami Fears
Increased seismic activity near Santorini, Greece, potentially linked to a volcanic eruption, is causing concern about a possible tsunami; Turkey is preparing for a potential two-meter wave based on scientific models.
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44% Bias Score
EU's Gas Price Cap Strategy Faces Failure Amidst Increased Demand and Market Realities
Igor Yushkov, an expert from the Financial University and the National Energy Security Fund, explains that the EU's attempt to cap gas prices is unlikely to succeed because it relies on a market-based system and faces increased demand from Ukraine, resulting in potential subsidies for energy compani...
EU's Gas Price Cap Strategy Faces Failure Amidst Increased Demand and Market Realities
Igor Yushkov, an expert from the Financial University and the National Energy Security Fund, explains that the EU's attempt to cap gas prices is unlikely to succeed because it relies on a market-based system and faces increased demand from Ukraine, resulting in potential subsidies for energy compani...
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44% Bias Score
Biden's Low Approval Rating in Gallup Poll
A Gallup poll from late January shows that among living former US presidents, Joe Biden has the lowest approval rating (39%), while Barack Obama's is the highest (57%); George W. Bush and Bill Clinton receive mostly positive reviews, and opinions on Donald Trump are split.
Biden's Low Approval Rating in Gallup Poll
A Gallup poll from late January shows that among living former US presidents, Joe Biden has the lowest approval rating (39%), while Barack Obama's is the highest (57%); George W. Bush and Bill Clinton receive mostly positive reviews, and opinions on Donald Trump are split.
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56% Bias Score
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