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UK Chancellor Faces Budget Crisis Amidst Recession Fears
The UK's Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) forecasts show Chancellor Rachel Reeves will breach her own fiscal rules due to a downgraded growth outlook and increased borrowing costs, resulting in a £10 billion loss of headroom and potentially necessitating spending cuts or further tax increases;...
UK Chancellor Faces Budget Crisis Amidst Recession Fears
The UK's Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) forecasts show Chancellor Rachel Reeves will breach her own fiscal rules due to a downgraded growth outlook and increased borrowing costs, resulting in a £10 billion loss of headroom and potentially necessitating spending cuts or further tax increases;...
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60% Bias Score


House Republicans Propose $4.5 Trillion Tax Cut, $2 Trillion Spending Reduction
The House Republican budget resolution proposes $4.5 trillion in tax cuts, $2 trillion in spending cuts, and $110 billion for border security, facing internal party divisions and Democratic opposition before a March 14th government funding deadline.
House Republicans Propose $4.5 Trillion Tax Cut, $2 Trillion Spending Reduction
The House Republican budget resolution proposes $4.5 trillion in tax cuts, $2 trillion in spending cuts, and $110 billion for border security, facing internal party divisions and Democratic opposition before a March 14th government funding deadline.
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48% Bias Score


Senate and House Republicans Clash Over Trump Agenda Implementation
Senate Republicans plan to use reconciliation to pass two separate bills totaling $325 billion for border security and military spending, while House Republicans favor a single bill encompassing various priorities, including tax cuts, creating a strategic divide that could affect the implementation ...
Senate and House Republicans Clash Over Trump Agenda Implementation
Senate Republicans plan to use reconciliation to pass two separate bills totaling $325 billion for border security and military spending, while House Republicans favor a single bill encompassing various priorities, including tax cuts, creating a strategic divide that could affect the implementation ...
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56% Bias Score


House Republicans to Advance Budget Plan for Trump's Agenda This Week
House Republicans plan to release a budget proposal this week to fund President Trump's agenda, including border security and tax cuts, despite internal divisions and a parallel Senate initiative; a House markup is set for Thursday.
House Republicans to Advance Budget Plan for Trump's Agenda This Week
House Republicans plan to release a budget proposal this week to fund President Trump's agenda, including border security and tax cuts, despite internal divisions and a parallel Senate initiative; a House markup is set for Thursday.
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44% Bias Score


Scottish Borders Council Announces 10% Council Tax Hike
The Scottish Borders Council announced a 10% council tax increase for 2025/26, raising an additional £7m for vital services despite receiving £19m in extra government funding, which is largely allocated to the Real Living Wage and free school meals.
Scottish Borders Council Announces 10% Council Tax Hike
The Scottish Borders Council announced a 10% council tax increase for 2025/26, raising an additional £7m for vital services despite receiving £19m in extra government funding, which is largely allocated to the Real Living Wage and free school meals.
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48% Bias Score


Senate Confirms Hardline Conservative Vought as Budget Director
The Republican-led Senate confirmed Russell Vought as budget director, despite Democratic opposition citing his hardline conservative views and concerns about potential executive overreach in controlling federal funding; the vote was 53-47.
Senate Confirms Hardline Conservative Vought as Budget Director
The Republican-led Senate confirmed Russell Vought as budget director, despite Democratic opposition citing his hardline conservative views and concerns about potential executive overreach in controlling federal funding; the vote was 53-47.
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56% Bias Score

Greek Court Declines Ruling on Pension Back Payments
Greece's Supreme Special Court declared itself incompetent to rule on the constitutionality of pension cuts, resulting in only pensioners who sued before July 2020 and won their cases receiving back payments, potentially affecting 300,000-350,000 individuals, while the government stated that no acro...

Greek Court Declines Ruling on Pension Back Payments
Greece's Supreme Special Court declared itself incompetent to rule on the constitutionality of pension cuts, resulting in only pensioners who sued before July 2020 and won their cases receiving back payments, potentially affecting 300,000-350,000 individuals, while the government stated that no acro...
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48% Bias Score

German Coalition Collapse Exposes €25 Billion Budget Crisis
Germany's 2025 budget deficit of €25 billion caused the collapse of its governing coalition in November 2024, creating a fiscal crisis ahead of the February 23rd elections; disagreements center on amending Article 115, the debt limit, reflecting different priorities among political parties.

German Coalition Collapse Exposes €25 Billion Budget Crisis
Germany's 2025 budget deficit of €25 billion caused the collapse of its governing coalition in November 2024, creating a fiscal crisis ahead of the February 23rd elections; disagreements center on amending Article 115, the debt limit, reflecting different priorities among political parties.
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44% Bias Score

France's 2025 Social Security Budget Passes Amidst Political Divisions and Increased Deficit
After multiple censure motions, France's 2025 social security budget passed, featuring increased health spending (3.4%), a deficit exceeding €22 billion, and concessions to various political groups following intense negotiations and divisions in the National Assembly.

France's 2025 Social Security Budget Passes Amidst Political Divisions and Increased Deficit
After multiple censure motions, France's 2025 social security budget passed, featuring increased health spending (3.4%), a deficit exceeding €22 billion, and concessions to various political groups following intense negotiations and divisions in the National Assembly.
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56% Bias Score

Tennessee Governor Proposes \$1 Billion for Road Projects
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee proposed a \$1 billion investment in road projects to address a \$30 billion backlog, using one-time funds and shifting \$80 million annually from tire sales tax, reflecting a broader trend of states seeking alternative funding sources for road maintenance as gas tax reve...

Tennessee Governor Proposes \$1 Billion for Road Projects
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee proposed a \$1 billion investment in road projects to address a \$30 billion backlog, using one-time funds and shifting \$80 million annually from tire sales tax, reflecting a broader trend of states seeking alternative funding sources for road maintenance as gas tax reve...
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44% Bias Score

France Adds €15 Million to Pediatric Cancer Research Budget
The French government announced an additional €15 million for pediatric cancer research, totaling €75 million, after an initial parliamentary budget decision excluded this funding, prompting criticism from opposition parties and advocacy groups.

France Adds €15 Million to Pediatric Cancer Research Budget
The French government announced an additional €15 million for pediatric cancer research, totaling €75 million, after an initial parliamentary budget decision excluded this funding, prompting criticism from opposition parties and advocacy groups.
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48% Bias Score

NSC's Pension Referendum Proposal Sparks €3.4 Billion Revenue Risk in Netherlands
The NSC party's proposed pension referendums in the Netherlands risk costing the government €1-2 billion in lost tax revenue and €2.4 billion from EU funds, sparking controversy and raising questions about transparency within the Dutch parliament.

NSC's Pension Referendum Proposal Sparks €3.4 Billion Revenue Risk in Netherlands
The NSC party's proposed pension referendums in the Netherlands risk costing the government €1-2 billion in lost tax revenue and €2.4 billion from EU funds, sparking controversy and raising questions about transparency within the Dutch parliament.
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40% Bias Score
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