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Trump Signs Controversial $3.3 Trillion "Big Beautiful Bill", Further Spending Cuts Planned
President Trump signed the $3.3 trillion "Big Beautiful Bill" into law on July 4th, despite criticism for insufficient spending cuts; Rep. Jodey Arrington, who played a key role in its passage, plans further spending reforms.
Trump Signs Controversial $3.3 Trillion "Big Beautiful Bill", Further Spending Cuts Planned
President Trump signed the $3.3 trillion "Big Beautiful Bill" into law on July 4th, despite criticism for insufficient spending cuts; Rep. Jodey Arrington, who played a key role in its passage, plans further spending reforms.
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64% Bias Score
SSN(X) Submarine Program Faces 9-Year Delay Due to Cost Overruns
The Navy's next-generation SSN(X) attack submarine program, originally planned for 2031, is delayed until at least 2040 due to rising costs and production constraints, raising concerns about U.S. undersea dominance and impacting the Navy's ability to conduct critical missions.
SSN(X) Submarine Program Faces 9-Year Delay Due to Cost Overruns
The Navy's next-generation SSN(X) attack submarine program, originally planned for 2031, is delayed until at least 2040 due to rising costs and production constraints, raising concerns about U.S. undersea dominance and impacting the Navy's ability to conduct critical missions.
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60% Bias Score
Thuringia Faces Financial Crisis Due to Rising Pensions and Shrinking Population
Thuringia's Finance Minister Katja Wolf warns of severe financial difficulties in the coming years due to rising pension payments for public servants (€450 million in 2024 to €1.2 billion by the end of 2030s) and a shrinking population, necessitating a critical review of all budget expenditures.
Thuringia Faces Financial Crisis Due to Rising Pensions and Shrinking Population
Thuringia's Finance Minister Katja Wolf warns of severe financial difficulties in the coming years due to rising pension payments for public servants (€450 million in 2024 to €1.2 billion by the end of 2030s) and a shrinking population, necessitating a critical review of all budget expenditures.
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36% Bias Score
French Pension Committee Recommends Under-Indexing to Address €3 Billion Deficit
A French expert committee recommends under-indexing pensions by 2% over five years to address a €3 billion deficit in the pension system, aiming for balance by 2030, a measure previously debated but ultimately rejected.
French Pension Committee Recommends Under-Indexing to Address €3 Billion Deficit
A French expert committee recommends under-indexing pensions by 2% over five years to address a €3 billion deficit in the pension system, aiming for balance by 2030, a measure previously debated but ultimately rejected.
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44% Bias Score
Spain's EU Recovery Funds Reduced by €1.1 Billion Due to Unmet Commitments
Spain received €24.137 billion from the EU's NextGenerationEU recovery fund, €1.1 billion less than expected due to unmet commitments in temporary staff stabilization, diesel tax increases, and digitization assessments. Spain has six months to rectify these issues.
Spain's EU Recovery Funds Reduced by €1.1 Billion Due to Unmet Commitments
Spain received €24.137 billion from the EU's NextGenerationEU recovery fund, €1.1 billion less than expected due to unmet commitments in temporary staff stabilization, diesel tax increases, and digitization assessments. Spain has six months to rectify these issues.
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44% Bias Score
Reeves Announces Further Tax Hikes Amidst Budget Crisis
Facing a £30 billion budget shortfall, Chancellor Rachel Reeves will raise taxes in the autumn budget, despite prior promises, due to the abandonment of welfare reforms, triggering potential political and economic consequences.
Reeves Announces Further Tax Hikes Amidst Budget Crisis
Facing a £30 billion budget shortfall, Chancellor Rachel Reeves will raise taxes in the autumn budget, despite prior promises, due to the abandonment of welfare reforms, triggering potential political and economic consequences.
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80% Bias Score
Senate GOP Divided on Trump's $9.4B Spending Cut Plan
Senate Republicans are divided over President Trump's $9.4 billion rescissions package, targeting "woke" programs including foreign aid and public broadcasting, with key senators expressing reservations and a crucial vote expected on Tuesday.
Senate GOP Divided on Trump's $9.4B Spending Cut Plan
Senate Republicans are divided over President Trump's $9.4 billion rescissions package, targeting "woke" programs including foreign aid and public broadcasting, with key senators expressing reservations and a crucial vote expected on Tuesday.
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48% Bias Score
Thuringia Faces €1.2 Billion Pension Crisis Amidst Population Decline
Thuringia faces severe financial challenges in the coming years due to a sharp increase in civil servant pension payments, reaching €1.2 billion by the end of the 2030s from €450 million in 2024, coupled with a shrinking population, forcing critical budget review and potentially impacting public ser...
Thuringia Faces €1.2 Billion Pension Crisis Amidst Population Decline
Thuringia faces severe financial challenges in the coming years due to a sharp increase in civil servant pension payments, reaching €1.2 billion by the end of the 2030s from €450 million in 2024, coupled with a shrinking population, forcing critical budget review and potentially impacting public ser...
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36% Bias Score
Von der Leyen Survives No-Confidence Vote Amidst Growing Political Divisions
In Strasbourg on Thursday, a motion of no confidence against European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen received 175 votes in favor, 360 against, and 18 abstentions; despite failing, it highlights significant political challenges for her second term, particularly concerning the upcoming 2028...
Von der Leyen Survives No-Confidence Vote Amidst Growing Political Divisions
In Strasbourg on Thursday, a motion of no confidence against European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen received 175 votes in favor, 360 against, and 18 abstentions; despite failing, it highlights significant political challenges for her second term, particularly concerning the upcoming 2028...
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40% Bias Score
UK Faces Unsustainable Public Finances, Warns Budget Watchdog
The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) warns that Britain's public finances are unsustainable, with debt projected to reach 270 percent of GDP by the 2070s, driven by factors such as an aging population, rising defense spending, and a global trade war, placing the UK in a vulnerable position com...
UK Faces Unsustainable Public Finances, Warns Budget Watchdog
The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) warns that Britain's public finances are unsustainable, with debt projected to reach 270 percent of GDP by the 2070s, driven by factors such as an aging population, rising defense spending, and a global trade war, placing the UK in a vulnerable position com...
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Government Spends €2.4 Million on Diversity Policies, Effectiveness Questioned
The Dutch government spent over €2.4 million on diversity and inclusion policies in 2023, with the Council for the Judiciary spending €500,000, raising concerns about effectiveness and potential overreach as illustrated by the Social Insurance Bank removing artwork deemed potentially offensive.
Dutch Government Spends €2.4 Million on Diversity Policies, Effectiveness Questioned
The Dutch government spent over €2.4 million on diversity and inclusion policies in 2023, with the Council for the Judiciary spending €500,000, raising concerns about effectiveness and potential overreach as illustrated by the Social Insurance Bank removing artwork deemed potentially offensive.
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68% Bias Score
Russian Non-Working Pensioners' Average Payment Reaches 24,019 Rubles
The average monthly pension for non-working pensioners in Russia reached 24,019 rubles by April 1, 2025, up from 23,758 rubles on January 1, 2025; further increases are planned for July 2025 for specific groups, and a major budget allocation targets pension payments in 2026.
Russian Non-Working Pensioners' Average Payment Reaches 24,019 Rubles
The average monthly pension for non-working pensioners in Russia reached 24,019 rubles by April 1, 2025, up from 23,758 rubles on January 1, 2025; further increases are planned for July 2025 for specific groups, and a major budget allocation targets pension payments in 2026.
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48% Bias Score
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