Showing 313 to 324 of 888 results
Controversial Dismissal Sparks Snicko Debate in Boxing Day Test
In a dramatic finish to the Boxing Day Test, India's Yashasvi Jaiswal was controversially dismissed despite Snicko showing no spike, leading to Australia's 184-run victory and a 2-1 series lead; the incident sparked debate about Snicko's reliability.
Controversial Dismissal Sparks Snicko Debate in Boxing Day Test
In a dramatic finish to the Boxing Day Test, India's Yashasvi Jaiswal was controversially dismissed despite Snicko showing no spike, leading to Australia's 184-run victory and a 2-1 series lead; the incident sparked debate about Snicko's reliability.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Historic Gymnastics Medals Tarnished by Judging Controversy
At the Paris Olympics, Rebeca Andrade, Simone Biles, and Jordan Chiles won gold, silver, and bronze in the women's floor exercise, marking a historic moment for Black female gymnasts; however, a judging dispute led to Chiles' medal being revoked.
Historic Gymnastics Medals Tarnished by Judging Controversy
At the Paris Olympics, Rebeca Andrade, Simone Biles, and Jordan Chiles won gold, silver, and bronze in the women's floor exercise, marking a historic moment for Black female gymnasts; however, a judging dispute led to Chiles' medal being revoked.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Chess Champion's Jeans Protest Leads to Dress Code Change
World Chess Champion Magnus Carlsen was fined $200 and briefly withdrew from the World Rapid and Blitz Championship in New York City for violating the dress code by wearing jeans; FIDE subsequently relaxed the dress code to allow "minor elegant deviations", and Carlsen returned to the tournament.
Chess Champion's Jeans Protest Leads to Dress Code Change
World Chess Champion Magnus Carlsen was fined $200 and briefly withdrew from the World Rapid and Blitz Championship in New York City for violating the dress code by wearing jeans; FIDE subsequently relaxed the dress code to allow "minor elegant deviations", and Carlsen returned to the tournament.
Progress
44% Bias Score
German Green Politician Apologizes for Insulting Scholz
German Green Party politician Paula Piechotta called Chancellor Olaf Scholz an "arsehole" in a podcast, sparking criticism and an apology; the incident followed a cross-party agreement on respectful political discourse, raising questions about its effectiveness and the impact of social media on poli...
German Green Politician Apologizes for Insulting Scholz
German Green Party politician Paula Piechotta called Chancellor Olaf Scholz an "arsehole" in a podcast, sparking criticism and an apology; the incident followed a cross-party agreement on respectful political discourse, raising questions about its effectiveness and the impact of social media on poli...
Progress
48% Bias Score
Netflix to Stream NFL Christmas Day Games, Beyoncé Halftime Show
Netflix will stream two NFL games on Christmas Day—Chiefs vs. Steelers at 1 p.m. EST and Ravens vs. Texans at 4:30 p.m. EST—alongside a Beyoncé halftime performance during the second game, aiming to avoid the technical issues that plagued its previous live sports broadcast.
Netflix to Stream NFL Christmas Day Games, Beyoncé Halftime Show
Netflix will stream two NFL games on Christmas Day—Chiefs vs. Steelers at 1 p.m. EST and Ravens vs. Texans at 4:30 p.m. EST—alongside a Beyoncé halftime performance during the second game, aiming to avoid the technical issues that plagued its previous live sports broadcast.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Berlinale 2024: New Focus Amidst Political and Artistic Challenges
The 75th Berlinale, running February 13-23 in Berlin, will open with Tom Tykwer's "Das Licht," honor Tilda Swinton, and feature a new section ("Perspectives") for international debuts, while facing challenges from a politically charged climate and the fallout from last year's controversial closing g...
Berlinale 2024: New Focus Amidst Political and Artistic Challenges
The 75th Berlinale, running February 13-23 in Berlin, will open with Tom Tykwer's "Das Licht," honor Tilda Swinton, and feature a new section ("Perspectives") for international debuts, while facing challenges from a politically charged climate and the fallout from last year's controversial closing g...
Progress
24% Bias Score
Elbit Systems Deal Sparks Danish Political Scandal
Denmark's $250 million purchase of Israeli artillery and rocket launchers from Elbit Systems, initiated in January 2023, is embroiled in controversy, triggering a political scandal, including a defense minister's resignation and ongoing investigations over concerns of GPS vulnerabilities and potenti...
Elbit Systems Deal Sparks Danish Political Scandal
Denmark's $250 million purchase of Israeli artillery and rocket launchers from Elbit Systems, initiated in January 2023, is embroiled in controversy, triggering a political scandal, including a defense minister's resignation and ongoing investigations over concerns of GPS vulnerabilities and potenti...
Progress
52% Bias Score
Carlsen Reverses Decision, Will Play in Blitz World Championship After Jeans Dispute
World chess champion Magnus Carlsen initially withdrew from the Rapid World Championship after a penalty for wearing jeans, sparking a public feud with FIDE; however, after negotiations, he will participate in the Blitz World Championship, and FIDE will allow jeans under specific conditions.
Carlsen Reverses Decision, Will Play in Blitz World Championship After Jeans Dispute
World chess champion Magnus Carlsen initially withdrew from the Rapid World Championship after a penalty for wearing jeans, sparking a public feud with FIDE; however, after negotiations, he will participate in the Blitz World Championship, and FIDE will allow jeans under specific conditions.
Progress
36% Bias Score
German Green MP Apologizes Again for Insulting Chancellor Scholz
Green party MP Paula Piechotta issued a second apology for calling Chancellor Olaf Scholz an "asshole" in a podcast; the SPD reacted angrily, highlighting a contrast with the Greens' candidate's past legal actions against insults.
German Green MP Apologizes Again for Insulting Chancellor Scholz
Green party MP Paula Piechotta issued a second apology for calling Chancellor Olaf Scholz an "asshole" in a podcast; the SPD reacted angrily, highlighting a contrast with the Greens' candidate's past legal actions against insults.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Senegal Rejects Minister's Tirailleurs as "Traitors" Statement
The Senegalese government on December 26th rejected Minister Cheikh Oumar Diagne's statement labeling Tirailleurs as traitors, contrasting sharply with the government's recent commemoration of these soldiers; the controversy highlights conflicting narratives about colonial history.
Senegal Rejects Minister's Tirailleurs as "Traitors" Statement
The Senegalese government on December 26th rejected Minister Cheikh Oumar Diagne's statement labeling Tirailleurs as traitors, contrasting sharply with the government's recent commemoration of these soldiers; the controversy highlights conflicting narratives about colonial history.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Yerevan Maintains Steeply Increased Parking Fees Despite Court Ruling
The Yerevan City Council voted to keep significantly increased parking fees despite a court ruling deeming the increase unjustified, with opposition parties boycotting the vote and one council member abstaining, enabling the decision to pass.
Yerevan Maintains Steeply Increased Parking Fees Despite Court Ruling
The Yerevan City Council voted to keep significantly increased parking fees despite a court ruling deeming the increase unjustified, with opposition parties boycotting the vote and one council member abstaining, enabling the decision to pass.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Greek Royal Family Citizenship Applications Spark Political Debate
Ten members of former King Constantine II's family, holding Danish passports, applied for Greek citizenship, choosing the surname "De Grece," sparking controversy and opposition criticism due to its royal connotations and the application's processing under Law 2215/1994.
Greek Royal Family Citizenship Applications Spark Political Debate
Ten members of former King Constantine II's family, holding Danish passports, applied for Greek citizenship, choosing the surname "De Grece," sparking controversy and opposition criticism due to its royal connotations and the application's processing under Law 2215/1994.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Showing 313 to 324 of 888 results