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Füchse Berlin Retains Supercup Title in Penalty Shootout Thriller
Füchse Berlin won the German Handball Supercup against THW Kiel with a 3-2 penalty shootout victory after a 31-31 draw, marking their second consecutive Supercup win and strengthening their Bundesliga title defense ambitions.
Füchse Berlin Retains Supercup Title in Penalty Shootout Thriller
Füchse Berlin won the German Handball Supercup against THW Kiel with a 3-2 penalty shootout victory after a 31-31 draw, marking their second consecutive Supercup win and strengthening their Bundesliga title defense ambitions.
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New Novels Explore Illness, Terrorism, and the Search for Meaning
This month's "Was liest Du gerade?" features Daniela Dröscher's "Junge Frau mit Katze," exploring a scholar's mysterious illness; Raphaela Edelbauer's "Die echtere Wirklichkeit," a novel about philosophical terrorists; and Leo Perutz's "Der schwedische Reiter," a classic tale of identity swap and se...
New Novels Explore Illness, Terrorism, and the Search for Meaning
This month's "Was liest Du gerade?" features Daniela Dröscher's "Junge Frau mit Katze," exploring a scholar's mysterious illness; Raphaela Edelbauer's "Die echtere Wirklichkeit," a novel about philosophical terrorists; and Leo Perutz's "Der schwedische Reiter," a classic tale of identity swap and se...
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Germany to Subsidize Electricity Grid Fees with "6.5 Billion Euros"
Germany plans to lower electricity costs by subsidizing transmission network costs with "6.5 billion euros annually", reducing grid fees that have risen from "15.9 billion euros in 2015 to 33 billion euros", impacting households and businesses.
Germany to Subsidize Electricity Grid Fees with "6.5 Billion Euros"
Germany plans to lower electricity costs by subsidizing transmission network costs with "6.5 billion euros annually", reducing grid fees that have risen from "15.9 billion euros in 2015 to 33 billion euros", impacting households and businesses.
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44% Bias Score
US to Review 55 Million Visas for Immigration Violations
The US Department of State will review 55 million visas for immigration violations, potentially leading to revocations or deportations; this follows a trend of increased visa revocations under Trump's administration, particularly affecting student visas.
US to Review 55 Million Visas for Immigration Violations
The US Department of State will review 55 million visas for immigration violations, potentially leading to revocations or deportations; this follows a trend of increased visa revocations under Trump's administration, particularly affecting student visas.
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US to Review 55 Million Visas, Raising Discrimination Concerns
The US State Department is reviewing 55 million previously issued visas, using post-issuance information including social media activity to revoke visas for overstays or criminal activities, prompting concerns about potential discrimination.
US to Review 55 Million Visas, Raising Discrimination Concerns
The US State Department is reviewing 55 million previously issued visas, using post-issuance information including social media activity to revoke visas for overstays or criminal activities, prompting concerns about potential discrimination.
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48% Bias Score
SpaceX's Tenth Starship Launch Attempt
SpaceX will launch its Starship rocket for a tenth time on Monday, aiming to achieve a successful flight and landing after numerous failures; this follows detailed analysis of previous test failures, while concerns remain about the system's design.
SpaceX's Tenth Starship Launch Attempt
SpaceX will launch its Starship rocket for a tenth time on Monday, aiming to achieve a successful flight and landing after numerous failures; this follows detailed analysis of previous test failures, while concerns remain about the system's design.
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Germany Tour: Van Poppel Disqualified, Waerenskjold Takes Stage 3 Win
Sören Waerenskjold won the third stage of the Germany Tour after Danny van Poppel's disqualification for an illegal sprint; Waerenskjold now leads the overall standings by ten seconds over Jhonatan Narvaez.
Germany Tour: Van Poppel Disqualified, Waerenskjold Takes Stage 3 Win
Sören Waerenskjold won the third stage of the Germany Tour after Danny van Poppel's disqualification for an illegal sprint; Waerenskjold now leads the overall standings by ten seconds over Jhonatan Narvaez.
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Delayed Outburst of T Coronae Borealis Challenges Stellar Prediction Models
Astronomers anticipated a dramatic brightening of T Coronae Borealis (T CrB) in 2024, visible to the naked eye, due to a thermonuclear explosion on its white dwarf component; however, the event has not yet occurred, highlighting the limitations of current prediction models based on previous 80-year ...
Delayed Outburst of T Coronae Borealis Challenges Stellar Prediction Models
Astronomers anticipated a dramatic brightening of T Coronae Borealis (T CrB) in 2024, visible to the naked eye, due to a thermonuclear explosion on its white dwarf component; however, the event has not yet occurred, highlighting the limitations of current prediction models based on previous 80-year ...
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Rising German Wages Mask Widening Income Inequality
Real wages in Germany have increased significantly in the last decade, particularly for low-wage earners, yet income inequality remains high due to factors like part-time employment, gender pay gaps, and rising housing costs, prompting debate on tax policies for high earners.
Rising German Wages Mask Widening Income Inequality
Real wages in Germany have increased significantly in the last decade, particularly for low-wage earners, yet income inequality remains high due to factors like part-time employment, gender pay gaps, and rising housing costs, prompting debate on tax policies for high earners.
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60% Bias Score
Global Heat Stress Impacts Half the World's Population
Half of the world's population already suffers from heat stress, impacting productivity and health, according to a new WHO and WMO report, which calls for immediate action and collaborative heat plans to mitigate the growing crisis.
Global Heat Stress Impacts Half the World's Population
Half of the world's population already suffers from heat stress, impacting productivity and health, according to a new WHO and WMO report, which calls for immediate action and collaborative heat plans to mitigate the growing crisis.
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24% Bias Score
Powell Opens Door to Rate Cut Amidst Inflation and Labor Market Concerns
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell acknowledged the possibility of lowering interest rates due to potential labor market deterioration and inflationary pressures from tariffs, causing a positive market reaction; this follows President Trump's repeated demands for rate cuts.
Powell Opens Door to Rate Cut Amidst Inflation and Labor Market Concerns
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell acknowledged the possibility of lowering interest rates due to potential labor market deterioration and inflationary pressures from tariffs, causing a positive market reaction; this follows President Trump's repeated demands for rate cuts.
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2026 World Cup Draw Announced; Trump Hints at Putin's Potential Attendance
Donald Trump announced the 2026 World Cup draw will take place in Washington D.C. on December 5th, 2025, while mentioning the possibility of Vladimir Putin's attendance. The tournament, hosted by the USA, Mexico, and Canada, will begin on June 11th, 2026, in Mexico City, with the final on July 19th,...
2026 World Cup Draw Announced; Trump Hints at Putin's Potential Attendance
Donald Trump announced the 2026 World Cup draw will take place in Washington D.C. on December 5th, 2025, while mentioning the possibility of Vladimir Putin's attendance. The tournament, hosted by the USA, Mexico, and Canada, will begin on June 11th, 2026, in Mexico City, with the final on July 19th,...
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48% Bias Score
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