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US Senate Deadlocked on Tax and Spending Bill
The US Senate is deadlocked over a tax and spending bill, with four Republican senators opposing the legislation, creating uncertainty over its passage before the July 4th deadline, requiring Vice President JD Vance to cast tie-breaking votes.
US Senate Deadlocked on Tax and Spending Bill
The US Senate is deadlocked over a tax and spending bill, with four Republican senators opposing the legislation, creating uncertainty over its passage before the July 4th deadline, requiring Vice President JD Vance to cast tie-breaking votes.
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44% Bias Score
DOGE Employee "Big Balls" Resigns After Exposing Flaws in Treasury Department Payment Systems
A 19-year-old White House employee nicknamed "Big Balls," whose real name is Edward Coristine, resigned from his post at the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) after revealing flaws in the U.S. Treasury Department's payment systems; his resignation follows that of Elon Musk and other staff m...
DOGE Employee "Big Balls" Resigns After Exposing Flaws in Treasury Department Payment Systems
A 19-year-old White House employee nicknamed "Big Balls," whose real name is Edward Coristine, resigned from his post at the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) after revealing flaws in the U.S. Treasury Department's payment systems; his resignation follows that of Elon Musk and other staff m...
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52% Bias Score
Findlay Promises £650m Scottish Budget Cut
Scottish Conservative leader Russell Findlay announced a plan to cut £650 million from Scotland's budget if elected, through a Taxpayer Saving Act and a new agency to target waste, with additional plans to reduce the size of government and reverse a ministerial pay rise.
Findlay Promises £650m Scottish Budget Cut
Scottish Conservative leader Russell Findlay announced a plan to cut £650 million from Scotland's budget if elected, through a Taxpayer Saving Act and a new agency to target waste, with additional plans to reduce the size of government and reverse a ministerial pay rise.
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56% Bias Score
House Passes \$9.4B Rescissions Package, Defying Some Republicans
The Republican-controlled House narrowly approved a \$9.4 billion rescissions package, cutting foreign aid and public broadcasting funding, despite some GOP opposition and concerns about the impact on key programs; the bill now moves to the Senate.
House Passes \$9.4B Rescissions Package, Defying Some Republicans
The Republican-controlled House narrowly approved a \$9.4 billion rescissions package, cutting foreign aid and public broadcasting funding, despite some GOP opposition and concerns about the impact on key programs; the bill now moves to the Senate.
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Marysville Shelter to be Renovated After State Funding Cuts
Due to state budget cuts, Marysville's 14 Forward emergency shelter will be transferred to the Twin Cities Rescue Mission on July 1st for renovations and expansion, temporarily relocating residents while creating a new women's shelter.
Marysville Shelter to be Renovated After State Funding Cuts
Due to state budget cuts, Marysville's 14 Forward emergency shelter will be transferred to the Twin Cities Rescue Mission on July 1st for renovations and expansion, temporarily relocating residents while creating a new women's shelter.
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460 CDC Employees Reinstated After Layoffs
More than 460 CDC employees laid off in April were reinstated Wednesday, according to a union and HHS, partially restoring programs impacted by cuts in infectious disease, environmental health, and information access, but not fully reversing the damage.
460 CDC Employees Reinstated After Layoffs
More than 460 CDC employees laid off in April were reinstated Wednesday, according to a union and HHS, partially restoring programs impacted by cuts in infectious disease, environmental health, and information access, but not fully reversing the damage.
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40% Bias Score
Germany Slashes Development Aid by €1 Billion Amidst Global Funding Crisis
Germany's 2025 budget slashes development aid by €1 billion to €10.3 billion, a 53% reduction in humanitarian aid, mirroring a global trend of decreased funding that impacts 114 million people instead of the planned 180 million.
Germany Slashes Development Aid by €1 Billion Amidst Global Funding Crisis
Germany's 2025 budget slashes development aid by €1 billion to €10.3 billion, a 53% reduction in humanitarian aid, mirroring a global trend of decreased funding that impacts 114 million people instead of the planned 180 million.
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60% Bias Score
UK Welfare Cuts Face Labour Rebellion
The UK government plans to cut £5 billion annually from disability and sickness benefits by 2030, sparking a rebellion from over 120 Labour MPs who argue the reforms are unsustainable and lack consultation. The Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer, intends to press ahead with the changes, despite the th...
UK Welfare Cuts Face Labour Rebellion
The UK government plans to cut £5 billion annually from disability and sickness benefits by 2030, sparking a rebellion from over 120 Labour MPs who argue the reforms are unsustainable and lack consultation. The Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer, intends to press ahead with the changes, despite the th...
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48% Bias Score
House Votes to Cut $9.4 Billion in Spending
The House narrowly approved a $9.4 billion spending cut targeting foreign aid, public broadcasting, and global health programs, using a rarely used presidential tool to rescind previously approved funds, passing 214-212 and potentially setting a precedent for future budget actions.
House Votes to Cut $9.4 Billion in Spending
The House narrowly approved a $9.4 billion spending cut targeting foreign aid, public broadcasting, and global health programs, using a rarely used presidential tool to rescind previously approved funds, passing 214-212 and potentially setting a precedent for future budget actions.
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UK Police Funding Shortfall Forces Crime Deprioritization
A £1.2 billion shortfall in police funding, resulting from a 2.3 percent increase in spending, will force UK police to deprioritize crimes like shoplifting and mobile phone theft, jeopardizing the recruitment of 13,000 additional officers, with only 3,000 hired so far.
UK Police Funding Shortfall Forces Crime Deprioritization
A £1.2 billion shortfall in police funding, resulting from a 2.3 percent increase in spending, will force UK police to deprioritize crimes like shoplifting and mobile phone theft, jeopardizing the recruitment of 13,000 additional officers, with only 3,000 hired so far.
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40% Bias Score
House Passes Procedural Motion for \$9.4 Billion Spending Cuts
The House passed a procedural motion for a \$9.4 billion spending cut package, aiming to reduce \$8.3 billion from USAID and over \$1 billion from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, setting up a final vote later this week.
House Passes Procedural Motion for \$9.4 Billion Spending Cuts
The House passed a procedural motion for a \$9.4 billion spending cut package, aiming to reduce \$8.3 billion from USAID and over \$1 billion from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, setting up a final vote later this week.
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40% Bias Score
Macquarie University to Cut 75 Academic Roles, Slash Humanities Programs
Macquarie University in Australia plans to cut 75 academic positions and significantly reduce humanities course offerings starting in 2026, citing low enrollment and financial pressures, despite a reported \$133 million annual profit in arts.
Macquarie University to Cut 75 Academic Roles, Slash Humanities Programs
Macquarie University in Australia plans to cut 75 academic positions and significantly reduce humanities course offerings starting in 2026, citing low enrollment and financial pressures, despite a reported \$133 million annual profit in arts.
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56% Bias Score
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