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Emergency School Opens in Cúcuta for Children Displaced by Catatumbo Crisis
A temporary school in Cúcuta, Colombia, provides emergency education to over 280 children displaced by the Catatumbo crisis, which has forced over 46,000 children out of school since January 16th, resulting in a complex logistical operation to transport them from temporary hotel housing.
Emergency School Opens in Cúcuta for Children Displaced by Catatumbo Crisis
A temporary school in Cúcuta, Colombia, provides emergency education to over 280 children displaced by the Catatumbo crisis, which has forced over 46,000 children out of school since January 16th, resulting in a complex logistical operation to transport them from temporary hotel housing.
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40% Bias Score
Gaza Child Volunteers Amidst Thousands of War Casualties
An 11-year-old Gazan boy, Zakaria, volunteers at a hospital, witnessing thousands of war casualties and highlighting the devastating impact of the conflict on children, as depicted in a new BBC documentary, "Gaza: How to Stay Alive in War.
Gaza Child Volunteers Amidst Thousands of War Casualties
An 11-year-old Gazan boy, Zakaria, volunteers at a hospital, witnessing thousands of war casualties and highlighting the devastating impact of the conflict on children, as depicted in a new BBC documentary, "Gaza: How to Stay Alive in War.
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60% Bias Score
Measles Outbreak in Texas: 10 Cases, 7 Hospitalized
Texas health officials report a measles outbreak in Gaines County, affecting 10 unvaccinated individuals, eight of whom are school-aged children, with seven hospitalized; the highly contagious nature of the virus necessitates immediate action to prevent further spread.
Measles Outbreak in Texas: 10 Cases, 7 Hospitalized
Texas health officials report a measles outbreak in Gaines County, affecting 10 unvaccinated individuals, eight of whom are school-aged children, with seven hospitalized; the highly contagious nature of the virus necessitates immediate action to prevent further spread.
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56% Bias Score
ICE Access to Schools Fuels Fear Among Immigrant Children
The lifting of restrictions allowing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) into schools has caused widespread fear and anxiety among immigrant children and their families, leading to increased school absences and decreased academic performance, despite the lack of confirmed ICE raids in schools.
ICE Access to Schools Fuels Fear Among Immigrant Children
The lifting of restrictions allowing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) into schools has caused widespread fear and anxiety among immigrant children and their families, leading to increased school absences and decreased academic performance, despite the lack of confirmed ICE raids in schools.
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32% Bias Score
Brazil Bans Smartphones in Schools to Boost Student Well-being
Brazil's new law restricts smartphone use in schools nationwide, impacting public and private institutions to improve student focus and well-being, following similar trends globally and mirroring public concerns over excessive screen time's impact on children's mental and physical health.
Brazil Bans Smartphones in Schools to Boost Student Well-being
Brazil's new law restricts smartphone use in schools nationwide, impacting public and private institutions to improve student focus and well-being, following similar trends globally and mirroring public concerns over excessive screen time's impact on children's mental and physical health.
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44% Bias Score
Slow Reconstruction Exacerbates Hardship Two Years After Turkey-Syria Earthquakes
Two years after the devastating February 2023 earthquakes in Turkey and Syria, reconstruction efforts are lagging, leaving 500,000 people in temporary shelters and creating widespread hardship, including high rates of mental health issues and child labor.
Slow Reconstruction Exacerbates Hardship Two Years After Turkey-Syria Earthquakes
Two years after the devastating February 2023 earthquakes in Turkey and Syria, reconstruction efforts are lagging, leaving 500,000 people in temporary shelters and creating widespread hardship, including high rates of mental health issues and child labor.
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40% Bias Score
Musk's Children Become Regular Fixtures in High-Profile Public Appearances
Elon Musk's children, ranging from a preschooler to older children, have been accompanying him to significant events, from meetings with world leaders such as the Prime Minister of India and the President of Turkey to the White House Oval Office, sparking debate about the intention and impact of the...
Musk's Children Become Regular Fixtures in High-Profile Public Appearances
Elon Musk's children, ranging from a preschooler to older children, have been accompanying him to significant events, from meetings with world leaders such as the Prime Minister of India and the President of Turkey to the White House Oval Office, sparking debate about the intention and impact of the...
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44% Bias Score
BBC Launches Arabic Educational Program for War-Affected Children
War in the Middle East and North Africa has left 30 million children out of school; the BBC World Service launched an Arabic version of its educational program, Dars, to provide learning resources to children aged 11-16 in conflict zones such as Gaza and Sudan, where millions of children have been a...
BBC Launches Arabic Educational Program for War-Affected Children
War in the Middle East and North Africa has left 30 million children out of school; the BBC World Service launched an Arabic version of its educational program, Dars, to provide learning resources to children aged 11-16 in conflict zones such as Gaza and Sudan, where millions of children have been a...
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16% Bias Score
War Disrupts Education for Millions of Children in Sudan and Gaza
War in Sudan and Gaza has forced millions of children out of school, with 14-year-old Safaa in Sudan and 10-year-old Tariq in Gaza highlighting the challenges and resilience of students facing conflict. The UN estimates nearly 30 million children are out of school in the Middle East and North Africa...
War Disrupts Education for Millions of Children in Sudan and Gaza
War in Sudan and Gaza has forced millions of children out of school, with 14-year-old Safaa in Sudan and 10-year-old Tariq in Gaza highlighting the challenges and resilience of students facing conflict. The UN estimates nearly 30 million children are out of school in the Middle East and North Africa...
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36% Bias Score
Toronto Charity Provides 750,000 Free Diapers Annually
Tanya Taylor and Julia Miller Black founded Baby Love, a Toronto charity distributing 750,000 free diapers annually to 7,000 families, addressing the financial strain of diaper costs, aiming to distribute two million diapers annually by 2028.
Toronto Charity Provides 750,000 Free Diapers Annually
Tanya Taylor and Julia Miller Black founded Baby Love, a Toronto charity distributing 750,000 free diapers annually to 7,000 families, addressing the financial strain of diaper costs, aiming to distribute two million diapers annually by 2028.
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32% Bias Score
\"Smartphone Use and Parental Overprotection Fueling Mental Health Crisis in Youth\"\
A surge in smartphone ownership among adolescents, coupled with parental overprotection, is significantly impacting children's mental health, leading to increased anxiety, reduced self-efficacy, and a decline in face-to-face interactions.
\"Smartphone Use and Parental Overprotection Fueling Mental Health Crisis in Youth\"\
A surge in smartphone ownership among adolescents, coupled with parental overprotection, is significantly impacting children's mental health, leading to increased anxiety, reduced self-efficacy, and a decline in face-to-face interactions.
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56% Bias Score
Zamfara School Fire Kills 17 Children
A fire at a Mallam Ghali Tsangaya Islamic school in Kauran Namoda, Zamfara State, Nigeria, on February 5, 2025, killed 17 children and injured 12 others; the fire started in a nearby house and spread quickly through the school, trapping many sleeping students.
Zamfara School Fire Kills 17 Children
A fire at a Mallam Ghali Tsangaya Islamic school in Kauran Namoda, Zamfara State, Nigeria, on February 5, 2025, killed 17 children and injured 12 others; the fire started in a nearby house and spread quickly through the school, trapping many sleeping students.
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28% Bias Score
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