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US Elections: Early Test of Trump's Influence
Three key US elections today—a Wisconsin Supreme Court race and two Florida House races—offer an early test of President Trump's influence, coming after recent Republican losses in state-level elections where Trump previously won by significant margins. The races are closely watched for potential in...
US Elections: Early Test of Trump's Influence
Three key US elections today—a Wisconsin Supreme Court race and two Florida House races—offer an early test of President Trump's influence, coming after recent Republican losses in state-level elections where Trump previously won by significant margins. The races are closely watched for potential in...
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Public Transport to Help Solve Electricity Grid Congestion
Facing severe electricity grid congestion in the Netherlands, public transport companies and the government are collaborating on solutions like dynamic scheduling and sharing excess energy capacity to improve grid stability and facilitate the transition to electric fleets, with €3.2 million in fundi...
Dutch Public Transport to Help Solve Electricity Grid Congestion
Facing severe electricity grid congestion in the Netherlands, public transport companies and the government are collaborating on solutions like dynamic scheduling and sharing excess energy capacity to improve grid stability and facilitate the transition to electric fleets, with €3.2 million in fundi...
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48% Bias Score
Trump to Announce Retaliatory Tariffs on April 2nd
On April 2nd, Donald Trump will announce retaliatory tariffs against several countries, including the EU, for allegedly unfair trade practices; investigations into these practices began on January 20th, resulting in potential economic consequences including reduced growth and increased inflation for...
Trump to Announce Retaliatory Tariffs on April 2nd
On April 2nd, Donald Trump will announce retaliatory tariffs against several countries, including the EU, for allegedly unfair trade practices; investigations into these practices began on January 20th, resulting in potential economic consequences including reduced growth and increased inflation for...
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48% Bias Score
Israeli Fire Kills Sixteen Aid Workers in Gaza
Sixteen aid workers, including ambulance crews and a UN worker, were killed on March 23rd near Rafah after Israeli forces fired on clearly marked ambulances and a UN vehicle; this highlights a breakdown in coordination between Israeli forces and humanitarian organizations, and the lack of accountabi...
Israeli Fire Kills Sixteen Aid Workers in Gaza
Sixteen aid workers, including ambulance crews and a UN worker, were killed on March 23rd near Rafah after Israeli forces fired on clearly marked ambulances and a UN vehicle; this highlights a breakdown in coordination between Israeli forces and humanitarian organizations, and the lack of accountabi...
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44% Bias Score
Schiphol Flight Path Adjustment to Create 60,000 Homes
The Netherlands proposes adjusting two Schiphol Airport departure routes to reduce noise pollution affecting tens of thousands of residents and create space for at least 60,000 new homes near Hoofddorp, Nieuw-Vennep, and Amsterdam Nieuw-West, significantly impacting urban development and potentially...
Schiphol Flight Path Adjustment to Create 60,000 Homes
The Netherlands proposes adjusting two Schiphol Airport departure routes to reduce noise pollution affecting tens of thousands of residents and create space for at least 60,000 new homes near Hoofddorp, Nieuw-Vennep, and Amsterdam Nieuw-West, significantly impacting urban development and potentially...
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56% Bias Score
Dutch Court Sentences Attempted Femicide Perpetrator to 12 Years, Rejects Mandatory Psychiatric Treatment
A Dutch court sentenced V. to 12 years in prison for attempted femicide against his ex-partner S., rejecting a request for mandatory psychiatric treatment due to the lack of a diagnosed mental disorder despite evidence of controlling behavior and a history of domestic abuse spanning over a decade.
Dutch Court Sentences Attempted Femicide Perpetrator to 12 Years, Rejects Mandatory Psychiatric Treatment
A Dutch court sentenced V. to 12 years in prison for attempted femicide against his ex-partner S., rejecting a request for mandatory psychiatric treatment due to the lack of a diagnosed mental disorder despite evidence of controlling behavior and a history of domestic abuse spanning over a decade.
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68% Bias Score
Netherlands Nears Nationwide Firework Ban
The Netherlands is on the verge of a nationwide consumer firework ban, with a parliamentary vote scheduled for next Tuesday; compensation estimates vary widely, from 0-150 million euros (state secretary) to 895 million euros (Pyrotechnics Netherlands).
Netherlands Nears Nationwide Firework Ban
The Netherlands is on the verge of a nationwide consumer firework ban, with a parliamentary vote scheduled for next Tuesday; compensation estimates vary widely, from 0-150 million euros (state secretary) to 895 million euros (Pyrotechnics Netherlands).
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40% Bias Score
Utrecht's Skaeve Huse: A Unique Housing Project for Individuals with Severe Needs
Skaeve Huse, a seven-year-old Utrecht project housing seven individuals with severe addiction and behavioral issues, offers a calm, stable environment allowing residents to manage their conditions with minimal community disruption, despite facing relocation and community stigma.
Utrecht's Skaeve Huse: A Unique Housing Project for Individuals with Severe Needs
Skaeve Huse, a seven-year-old Utrecht project housing seven individuals with severe addiction and behavioral issues, offers a calm, stable environment allowing residents to manage their conditions with minimal community disruption, despite facing relocation and community stigma.
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36% Bias Score
Trump's Mediation Favors Russia in Russo-Ukrainian Conflict
Donald Trump's mediation attempts in the Russo-Ukrainian war, particularly a recent Black Sea cease-fire agreement, have primarily benefited Russia, granting it significant concessions at Ukraine's expense, highlighting a biased approach that jeopardizes long-term peace.
Trump's Mediation Favors Russia in Russo-Ukrainian Conflict
Donald Trump's mediation attempts in the Russo-Ukrainian war, particularly a recent Black Sea cease-fire agreement, have primarily benefited Russia, granting it significant concessions at Ukraine's expense, highlighting a biased approach that jeopardizes long-term peace.
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52% Bias Score
Milieudefensie Sues ING Over Fossil Fuel Investments
Milieudefensie sued ING, demanding it halt investments in new fossil fuel projects, halve its emissions by 2030, and mandate transition plans from all clients, highlighting the bank's significant role in global emissions.
Milieudefensie Sues ING Over Fossil Fuel Investments
Milieudefensie sued ING, demanding it halt investments in new fossil fuel projects, halve its emissions by 2030, and mandate transition plans from all clients, highlighting the bank's significant role in global emissions.
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40% Bias Score
Pedersen Wins Gent-Wevelgem in Dominant Solo Breakaway
Mads Pedersen won the 87th Gent-Wevelgem cycling classic on Sunday with a 56km solo breakaway, securing his third victory in the race and 50th career win, despite acknowledging the superior level of competitors Mathieu van der Poel and Tadej Pogacar who did not participate.
Pedersen Wins Gent-Wevelgem in Dominant Solo Breakaway
Mads Pedersen won the 87th Gent-Wevelgem cycling classic on Sunday with a 56km solo breakaway, securing his third victory in the race and 50th career win, despite acknowledging the superior level of competitors Mathieu van der Poel and Tadej Pogacar who did not participate.
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44% Bias Score
Sexism and Bias in Dutch Academia: Two PhD Candidates Detail Experiences
Two female PhD candidates describe experiences of sexism and bias in Dutch universities, highlighting discouragement, sexist remarks, devaluation of applied research, and questioning the originality of their work based on gender stereotypes.
Sexism and Bias in Dutch Academia: Two PhD Candidates Detail Experiences
Two female PhD candidates describe experiences of sexism and bias in Dutch universities, highlighting discouragement, sexist remarks, devaluation of applied research, and questioning the originality of their work based on gender stereotypes.
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64% Bias Score
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