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Australian Woman Accused of Murdering Three In-Laws with Poisonous Mushrooms
Erin Patterson, an Australian woman, is accused of poisoning three former in-laws with death cap mushrooms during a lunch at her home in July 2023, resulting in their deaths; a fourth guest survived. Patterson denies intentionally poisoning them, despite evidence suggesting otherwise.
Australian Woman Accused of Murdering Three In-Laws with Poisonous Mushrooms
Erin Patterson, an Australian woman, is accused of poisoning three former in-laws with death cap mushrooms during a lunch at her home in July 2023, resulting in their deaths; a fourth guest survived. Patterson denies intentionally poisoning them, despite evidence suggesting otherwise.
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44% Bias Score
Shein Faces EU Complaint Over Deceptive Marketing Practices
Twenty-five European consumer organizations filed a complaint against the Chinese fashion website Shein for deceptive marketing practices, including fake countdown timers, four-star-only reviews, and misleading stock information; the European Commission also launched a complaint procedure, with pote...
Shein Faces EU Complaint Over Deceptive Marketing Practices
Twenty-five European consumer organizations filed a complaint against the Chinese fashion website Shein for deceptive marketing practices, including fake countdown timers, four-star-only reviews, and misleading stock information; the European Commission also launched a complaint procedure, with pote...
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56% Bias Score
Dutch Au Pair Agency Faces License Revocation Amidst Abuse Allegations
Nina Care, the Netherlands' largest au pair agency, faces license revocation after the IND imposed forty fines totaling nearly âŹ100,000 due to numerous reported abuses including inadequate screening, unresponsiveness during emergencies, and identity fraud; the agency's founders acknowledge "cowboy b...
Dutch Au Pair Agency Faces License Revocation Amidst Abuse Allegations
Nina Care, the Netherlands' largest au pair agency, faces license revocation after the IND imposed forty fines totaling nearly âŹ100,000 due to numerous reported abuses including inadequate screening, unresponsiveness during emergencies, and identity fraud; the agency's founders acknowledge "cowboy b...
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52% Bias Score
Australian Woman Denies Poisoning Family with Mushrooms
Erin Patterson, an Australian woman, is accused of poisoning three former family members with deadly mushrooms during a lunch at her home; she denies the allegations.
Australian Woman Denies Poisoning Family with Mushrooms
Erin Patterson, an Australian woman, is accused of poisoning three former family members with deadly mushrooms during a lunch at her home; she denies the allegations.
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48% Bias Score
Merz Visits Trump: Seeking US Support Amidst Trade Tensions and Ukraine War
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz will meet with Donald Trump in Washington today to discuss NATO, the war in Ukraine, and US import tariffs, hoping to secure continued American support for Ukraine's defense and mitigate the impact of increased tariffs on German steel exports.
Merz Visits Trump: Seeking US Support Amidst Trade Tensions and Ukraine War
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz will meet with Donald Trump in Washington today to discuss NATO, the war in Ukraine, and US import tariffs, hoping to secure continued American support for Ukraine's defense and mitigate the impact of increased tariffs on German steel exports.
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44% Bias Score
Germany Needs 50,000â60,000 More Soldiers to Meet NATO Demands
German Defense Minister Pistorius stated that Germany needs 50,000â60,000 more active soldiers to meet NATO demands, impacting its role in the alliance's response to the war in Ukraine. This comes despite plans to expand the reserves, and the current active military strength of 180,000 is well short...
Germany Needs 50,000â60,000 More Soldiers to Meet NATO Demands
German Defense Minister Pistorius stated that Germany needs 50,000â60,000 more active soldiers to meet NATO demands, impacting its role in the alliance's response to the war in Ukraine. This comes despite plans to expand the reserves, and the current active military strength of 180,000 is well short...
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36% Bias Score
AI Re-Dates Dead Sea Scrolls, Revealing New Insights into Biblical Text Origins
Using AI, researchers at the University of Groningen re-dated Dead Sea Scroll fragments, revealing some biblical texts circulated while their authors were still alive, challenging existing historical timelines and offering new insights into ancient Judea's socio-religious landscape.
AI Re-Dates Dead Sea Scrolls, Revealing New Insights into Biblical Text Origins
Using AI, researchers at the University of Groningen re-dated Dead Sea Scroll fragments, revealing some biblical texts circulated while their authors were still alive, challenging existing historical timelines and offering new insights into ancient Judea's socio-religious landscape.
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20% Bias Score
Allseas to Power Vessels with Nuclear Energy by 2030
Dutch offshore company Allseas will power its large installation vessels with nuclear energy after 2030, collaborating with Delft University of Technology to develop small nuclear reactors, aiming for a 30 percent CO2 emission reduction by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2050, driven by challenges in ...
Allseas to Power Vessels with Nuclear Energy by 2030
Dutch offshore company Allseas will power its large installation vessels with nuclear energy after 2030, collaborating with Delft University of Technology to develop small nuclear reactors, aiming for a 30 percent CO2 emission reduction by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2050, driven by challenges in ...
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52% Bias Score
Erasmus University Freezes Collaboration with Three Israeli Universities over Human Rights Concerns
The Erasmus University in Rotterdam froze collaborations with three Israeli universitiesâBar-Ilan, Hebrew University, and the University of Haifaâdue to concerns about their links to the Israeli military and research activities in occupied Palestinian territories, as recommended by an independent ad...
Erasmus University Freezes Collaboration with Three Israeli Universities over Human Rights Concerns
The Erasmus University in Rotterdam froze collaborations with three Israeli universitiesâBar-Ilan, Hebrew University, and the University of Haifaâdue to concerns about their links to the Israeli military and research activities in occupied Palestinian territories, as recommended by an independent ad...
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44% Bias Score
New Tip Line Targets Dutch Criminals on Spain's Costa del Sol
A new anonymous tip line targets Dutch criminals living lavishly on Spain's Costa del Sol, aiming to leverage information from the large Dutch expat community to assist police investigations.
New Tip Line Targets Dutch Criminals on Spain's Costa del Sol
A new anonymous tip line targets Dutch criminals living lavishly on Spain's Costa del Sol, aiming to leverage information from the large Dutch expat community to assist police investigations.
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44% Bias Score
AI Redates Dead Sea Scrolls, Shifting Understanding of Biblical Origins
Using AI, researchers in Groningen have re-dated Dead Sea Scrolls, finding some were written much earlier than previously thoughtâpotentially while their authors still livedârevealing insights into the books of Daniel and Ecclesiastes, along with broader historical and cultural implications for anci...
AI Redates Dead Sea Scrolls, Shifting Understanding of Biblical Origins
Using AI, researchers in Groningen have re-dated Dead Sea Scrolls, finding some were written much earlier than previously thoughtâpotentially while their authors still livedârevealing insights into the books of Daniel and Ecclesiastes, along with broader historical and cultural implications for anci...
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16% Bias Score
Vietnam Ends Two-Child Policy Amid Declining Birth Rate
Vietnam has lifted its two-child policy, in effect since 1988, due to a declining birth rate that fell to 1.91 children per woman in 2023, the lowest level in history, according to the Ministry of Health. The government hopes to encourage population growth and address concerns about economic growth.
Vietnam Ends Two-Child Policy Amid Declining Birth Rate
Vietnam has lifted its two-child policy, in effect since 1988, due to a declining birth rate that fell to 1.91 children per woman in 2023, the lowest level in history, according to the Ministry of Health. The government hopes to encourage population growth and address concerns about economic growth.
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52% Bias Score
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