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Judge Holds Apple in Contempt for Failing to Open App Store
A US federal judge held Apple in contempt of court for failing to comply with a 2021 order to open its iPhone app ecosystem, ordering Apple to stop collecting commissions on transactions outside its App Store and to cease using tactics to dissuade users from third-party app stores; the decision foll...
Judge Holds Apple in Contempt for Failing to Open App Store
A US federal judge held Apple in contempt of court for failing to comply with a 2021 order to open its iPhone app ecosystem, ordering Apple to stop collecting commissions on transactions outside its App Store and to cease using tactics to dissuade users from third-party app stores; the decision foll...
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56% Bias Score


Apple Faces Criminal Contempt Investigation for App Store Antitrust Violation
A US judge ruled Apple violated a court order to increase App Store competition, referring the company to federal prosecutors for a criminal contempt investigation following its failure to comply with a 2021 injunction in an Epic Games antitrust lawsuit.
Apple Faces Criminal Contempt Investigation for App Store Antitrust Violation
A US judge ruled Apple violated a court order to increase App Store competition, referring the company to federal prosecutors for a criminal contempt investigation following its failure to comply with a 2021 injunction in an Epic Games antitrust lawsuit.
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48% Bias Score


Meta Launches Standalone AI Assistant App
Meta launched a standalone AI assistant app built on its Llama 4 model, offering personalized responses, voice interaction, and integration with its platforms; the app uses public Facebook and Instagram data for training, and is currently available in select regions.
Meta Launches Standalone AI Assistant App
Meta launched a standalone AI assistant app built on its Llama 4 model, offering personalized responses, voice interaction, and integration with its platforms; the app uses public Facebook and Instagram data for training, and is currently available in select regions.
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36% Bias Score


EU Fines Apple and Meta €700 Million Under New Digital Markets Act
The European Union levied €500 million and €200 million fines on Apple and Meta, respectively, for violating the Digital Markets Act (DMA) within a year of its implementation, showcasing rapid regulatory action against tech giants' market dominance and setting a precedent for global tech regulation.
EU Fines Apple and Meta €700 Million Under New Digital Markets Act
The European Union levied €500 million and €200 million fines on Apple and Meta, respectively, for violating the Digital Markets Act (DMA) within a year of its implementation, showcasing rapid regulatory action against tech giants' market dominance and setting a precedent for global tech regulation.
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40% Bias Score


Envy's Impact on Happiness: Insights from Eduard Fernández and Bertrand Russell
Actor Eduard Fernández admits to envy despite his success, prompting a discussion on envy's role in unhappiness, societal competitiveness, and its connection to Bertrand Russell's philosophy, illustrated through historical and fictional examples.
Envy's Impact on Happiness: Insights from Eduard Fernández and Bertrand Russell
Actor Eduard Fernández admits to envy despite his success, prompting a discussion on envy's role in unhappiness, societal competitiveness, and its connection to Bertrand Russell's philosophy, illustrated through historical and fictional examples.
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40% Bias Score


Volkswagen Launches China-Focused Electric Vehicle Counter-Offensive
Volkswagen is launching a series of electric vehicles designed and produced in China to counter declining market share, leveraging local partnerships and focusing on popular technologies; the first models arrive this year, with further models planned for 2026.
Volkswagen Launches China-Focused Electric Vehicle Counter-Offensive
Volkswagen is launching a series of electric vehicles designed and produced in China to counter declining market share, leveraging local partnerships and focusing on popular technologies; the first models arrive this year, with further models planned for 2026.
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40% Bias Score

Apple Found in Contempt of Court for Antitrust Violations
A US judge found Apple in contempt of court for violating an antitrust injunction, referring the company and an executive to federal prosecutors for a criminal contempt investigation following the Epic Games lawsuit; Apple was ordered to allow greater competition in its App Store, but failed to comp...

Apple Found in Contempt of Court for Antitrust Violations
A US judge found Apple in contempt of court for violating an antitrust injunction, referring the company and an executive to federal prosecutors for a criminal contempt investigation following the Epic Games lawsuit; Apple was ordered to allow greater competition in its App Store, but failed to comp...
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44% Bias Score

CMA Investigates Soaring UK Pet Treatment Costs
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority is investigating rising pet treatment costs, proposing price caps on medicines and a ban on incentives for specific treatments following a public outcry and a review that found prices rose 60% between 2015 and 2023, compared to general inflation of 35%.

CMA Investigates Soaring UK Pet Treatment Costs
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority is investigating rising pet treatment costs, proposing price caps on medicines and a ban on incentives for specific treatments following a public outcry and a review that found prices rose 60% between 2015 and 2023, compared to general inflation of 35%.
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44% Bias Score

EU Fines Apple and Meta €700 Million for DMA Violations
The European Union imposed €500 million and €200 million fines on Apple and Meta, respectively, for violating the Digital Markets Act (DMA) within one year of its implementation, demonstrating a swift response to curb tech giants' power and promote competition.

EU Fines Apple and Meta €700 Million for DMA Violations
The European Union imposed €500 million and €200 million fines on Apple and Meta, respectively, for violating the Digital Markets Act (DMA) within one year of its implementation, demonstrating a swift response to curb tech giants' power and promote competition.
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40% Bias Score

Evenepoel Confident Despite Injury Ahead of Liège-Bastogne-Liège Showdown with Pogacar
After recovering from a severe training accident in April, Remco Evenepoel, despite a minor setback at the Flèche Wallonne, aims to challenge Tadej Pogacar at Liège-Bastogne-Liège on Sunday, following a third-place finish at the Amstel Gold Race where he competed with Pogacar.

Evenepoel Confident Despite Injury Ahead of Liège-Bastogne-Liège Showdown with Pogacar
After recovering from a severe training accident in April, Remco Evenepoel, despite a minor setback at the Flèche Wallonne, aims to challenge Tadej Pogacar at Liège-Bastogne-Liège on Sunday, following a third-place finish at the Amstel Gold Race where he competed with Pogacar.
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44% Bias Score

Race Across the World": Youngest Contestants, Separated Couple Headline New Season
The BBC's "Race Across the World" returns for a fifth season, taking teams across 14,000km from China and Nepal to India. This season features the youngest-ever contestants (aged 18 and 19), the show's first separated couple, and several sibling pairs, adding unique dynamics to the familiar challeng...

Race Across the World": Youngest Contestants, Separated Couple Headline New Season
The BBC's "Race Across the World" returns for a fifth season, taking teams across 14,000km from China and Nepal to India. This season features the youngest-ever contestants (aged 18 and 19), the show's first separated couple, and several sibling pairs, adding unique dynamics to the familiar challeng...
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40% Bias Score

DOJ Sues Google, Targeting Chrome in Antitrust Case
The Department of Justice is suing Alphabet (Google) for allegedly using Chrome to maintain a monopoly in search and advertising. The lawsuit focuses on limiting Alphabet's control over Chrome and Android to improve market competition, but critics argue this addresses a symptom, not the root cause: ...

DOJ Sues Google, Targeting Chrome in Antitrust Case
The Department of Justice is suing Alphabet (Google) for allegedly using Chrome to maintain a monopoly in search and advertising. The lawsuit focuses on limiting Alphabet's control over Chrome and Android to improve market competition, but critics argue this addresses a symptom, not the root cause: ...
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44% Bias Score
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