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US Tariffs Hit Australia: A Wake-Up Call for Self-Reliance
Australia will face a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum exports to the US, impacting 0.2% of its total exports; this is part of a broader US policy affecting many countries, driven by President Trump's mercantilist trade views.
US Tariffs Hit Australia: A Wake-Up Call for Self-Reliance
Australia will face a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum exports to the US, impacting 0.2% of its total exports; this is part of a broader US policy affecting many countries, driven by President Trump's mercantilist trade views.
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40% Bias Score
HBCU Funding Matters Campaign Launched to Counter Federal Funding Threats
The Our HBCUs Matter Foundation launched the HBCU Funding Matters campaign to address threats to Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) funding caused by the Trump administration's executive orders; the campaign uses digital advocacy, grassroots organizing, and partnerships to secure f...
HBCU Funding Matters Campaign Launched to Counter Federal Funding Threats
The Our HBCUs Matter Foundation launched the HBCU Funding Matters campaign to address threats to Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) funding caused by the Trump administration's executive orders; the campaign uses digital advocacy, grassroots organizing, and partnerships to secure f...
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52% Bias Score
Southwest Airlines to Start Charging for Checked Bags
Southwest Airlines announced it will start charging for checked bags on May 28, ending its long-standing "bags fly free" policy; the change is expected to significantly increase revenue, impacting all passengers except A-List members and those on business fares; this follows other recent changes to ...
Southwest Airlines to Start Charging for Checked Bags
Southwest Airlines announced it will start charging for checked bags on May 28, ending its long-standing "bags fly free" policy; the change is expected to significantly increase revenue, impacting all passengers except A-List members and those on business fares; this follows other recent changes to ...
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48% Bias Score
Global Cyberattacks Surge 44% in 2024, Costing Europe €10 Trillion by 2025
Cyberattacks against companies globally surged in 2024, with a 44% increase in weekly attacks compared to 2023, impacting the education sector most severely (75% increase). Data exfiltration now takes hours thanks to AI, costing Europe an estimated €10 trillion by 2025.
Global Cyberattacks Surge 44% in 2024, Costing Europe €10 Trillion by 2025
Cyberattacks against companies globally surged in 2024, with a 44% increase in weekly attacks compared to 2023, impacting the education sector most severely (75% increase). Data exfiltration now takes hours thanks to AI, costing Europe an estimated €10 trillion by 2025.
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24% Bias Score
Bhutan's High Tourist Tax: A Sustainable Tourism Model?
Bhutan's $100 daily "Sustainable Development Fee" generated $26 million in 2023, funding healthcare, education, and infrastructure, while limiting tourist arrivals to 103,000, contrasting with Mallorca's 13 million visitors despite a lower accommodation tax.
Bhutan's High Tourist Tax: A Sustainable Tourism Model?
Bhutan's $100 daily "Sustainable Development Fee" generated $26 million in 2023, funding healthcare, education, and infrastructure, while limiting tourist arrivals to 103,000, contrasting with Mallorca's 13 million visitors despite a lower accommodation tax.
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52% Bias Score
EU's Massive Military Spending: Economic Impacts and Trade-offs
Facing a new international landscape, Germany and the EU are dramatically increasing military spending—Germany with a €400 billion defense fund and the EU with an €800 billion package—raising concerns about its impact on social programs and green initiatives, and requiring a strategic, technology-fo...
EU's Massive Military Spending: Economic Impacts and Trade-offs
Facing a new international landscape, Germany and the EU are dramatically increasing military spending—Germany with a €400 billion defense fund and the EU with an €800 billion package—raising concerns about its impact on social programs and green initiatives, and requiring a strategic, technology-fo...
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44% Bias Score
NSW to Buy Rosehill Racecourse for \$5 Billion Housing Development
The NSW government will purchase Rosehill Racecourse for at least \$5 billion to build 25,000 homes, a revised plan from an earlier proposal involving the Australian Turf Club as quasi-developers, following member opposition and requiring their approval at a general meeting next month.
NSW to Buy Rosehill Racecourse for \$5 Billion Housing Development
The NSW government will purchase Rosehill Racecourse for at least \$5 billion to build 25,000 homes, a revised plan from an earlier proposal involving the Australian Turf Club as quasi-developers, following member opposition and requiring their approval at a general meeting next month.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Shifts Approach to Federal Layoffs Amidst Public Backlash
President Trump and Elon Musk's federal workforce reduction plan, resulting in 80,000 Veterans Affairs job losses and disruptions to essential services, sparked public outrage and prompted Trump to adopt a more cautious approach.
Trump Shifts Approach to Federal Layoffs Amidst Public Backlash
President Trump and Elon Musk's federal workforce reduction plan, resulting in 80,000 Veterans Affairs job losses and disruptions to essential services, sparked public outrage and prompted Trump to adopt a more cautious approach.
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68% Bias Score
Potential Return of Western Companies to Russia Faces Significant Obstacles
Discussions between Russia and the US regarding the potential return of Western companies to the Russian market are underway, despite the absence of concrete agreements and concerns among investors about past nationalizations of assets and the ongoing war in Ukraine. No American company has shown in...
Potential Return of Western Companies to Russia Faces Significant Obstacles
Discussions between Russia and the US regarding the potential return of Western companies to the Russian market are underway, despite the absence of concrete agreements and concerns among investors about past nationalizations of assets and the ongoing war in Ukraine. No American company has shown in...
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28% Bias Score
€800 Billion Military Spending Plan Drives Investment in European Defense Sector
The European Commission's proposal for €800 billion in military spending over four years, driven by geopolitical tensions, is boosting investor interest in European and American defense companies and related sectors, with analysts predicting significant growth.
€800 Billion Military Spending Plan Drives Investment in European Defense Sector
The European Commission's proposal for €800 billion in military spending over four years, driven by geopolitical tensions, is boosting investor interest in European and American defense companies and related sectors, with analysts predicting significant growth.
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44% Bias Score
Muhamad's Decisions Halt Komodo 1, Impact Bogotá Infrastructure
Former Colombian Environment Minister María Susana Muhamad halted the Komodo 1 oil and gas exploration project, overriding existing permits and jeopardizing energy security for 18 million households, while also imposing a new environmental resolution impacting Bogotá's infrastructure, potentially in...
Muhamad's Decisions Halt Komodo 1, Impact Bogotá Infrastructure
Former Colombian Environment Minister María Susana Muhamad halted the Komodo 1 oil and gas exploration project, overriding existing permits and jeopardizing energy security for 18 million households, while also imposing a new environmental resolution impacting Bogotá's infrastructure, potentially in...
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64% Bias Score
Mass Firings of Federal Employees After 2024 Election Spark Outrage
Thousands of federal employees were fired three months after voting for President Trump in 2024, leading to widespread criticism of the administration's handling of the mass layoffs and highlighting a disconnect between promises and actions.
Mass Firings of Federal Employees After 2024 Election Spark Outrage
Thousands of federal employees were fired three months after voting for President Trump in 2024, leading to widespread criticism of the administration's handling of the mass layoffs and highlighting a disconnect between promises and actions.
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56% Bias Score
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