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High Food Prices Hinder Access to Quality Diets in France
High food prices in France, following three years of inflation, are hindering access to quality diets, with those in the food industry often unable to afford proper nutrition themselves, highlighting the need for systemic change.
High Food Prices Hinder Access to Quality Diets in France
High food prices in France, following three years of inflation, are hindering access to quality diets, with those in the food industry often unable to afford proper nutrition themselves, highlighting the need for systemic change.
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44% Bias Score
Caribbean Tourism: Unsustainable Model Needs Urgent Overhaul
The Caribbean's tourism model, heavily reliant on cruise ships and mass tourism, is unsustainable, causing economic inequalities and environmental damage; a shift toward community-based tourism and improved regional connectivity is crucial for a more equitable and resilient future.
Caribbean Tourism: Unsustainable Model Needs Urgent Overhaul
The Caribbean's tourism model, heavily reliant on cruise ships and mass tourism, is unsustainable, causing economic inequalities and environmental damage; a shift toward community-based tourism and improved regional connectivity is crucial for a more equitable and resilient future.
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40% Bias Score
ECCA: A \$10 Billion Tax Break for Private Schools
The House GOP's reconciliation package contains the Educational Choice for Children Act (ECCA), a bill that would give wealthy individuals and corporations a 100% federal tax credit for donations to private school scholarship funds, potentially costing over \$10 billion in federal revenue and dispro...
ECCA: A \$10 Billion Tax Break for Private Schools
The House GOP's reconciliation package contains the Educational Choice for Children Act (ECCA), a bill that would give wealthy individuals and corporations a 100% federal tax credit for donations to private school scholarship funds, potentially costing over \$10 billion in federal revenue and dispro...
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68% Bias Score
AI Automation and the Case for Universal Basic Income
AI-driven automation threatens to displace millions of workers by 2030, primarily in office support, customer service, and food service, prompting proposals for universal basic income (UBI) as a solution to maintain economic stability and social cohesion.
AI Automation and the Case for Universal Basic Income
AI-driven automation threatens to displace millions of workers by 2030, primarily in office support, customer service, and food service, prompting proposals for universal basic income (UBI) as a solution to maintain economic stability and social cohesion.
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56% Bias Score
Malema's Song, Trump's Reaction, and South Africa's Unfinished Revolution
On May 25, Julius Malema sang "Dubul' ibhunu" at a rally, sparking controversy after US President Trump cited it at a White House meeting; this highlights deeper issues of socioeconomic inequality and land reform in South Africa, reflecting historical Pan-Africanist ideals and potentially fueling an...
Malema's Song, Trump's Reaction, and South Africa's Unfinished Revolution
On May 25, Julius Malema sang "Dubul' ibhunu" at a rally, sparking controversy after US President Trump cited it at a White House meeting; this highlights deeper issues of socioeconomic inequality and land reform in South Africa, reflecting historical Pan-Africanist ideals and potentially fueling an...
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36% Bias Score
AI's Uncertain Impact: Productivity Promise vs. Inequality Concerns
Despite market optimism, the true impact of AI on productivity and economic growth remains uncertain, with concerns raised by experts like Daron Acemoglu and Robert Solow regarding historical patterns and the potential for AI to worsen societal inequality, creating an 'AI class-based society' mirror...
AI's Uncertain Impact: Productivity Promise vs. Inequality Concerns
Despite market optimism, the true impact of AI on productivity and economic growth remains uncertain, with concerns raised by experts like Daron Acemoglu and Robert Solow regarding historical patterns and the potential for AI to worsen societal inequality, creating an 'AI class-based society' mirror...
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60% Bias Score
Labour MPs Urge Social Infrastructure Investment in Left-Behind Areas
Labour MPs are pushing for increased funding of social infrastructure, such as parks and community centers, alongside transport projects, to aid 613 economically disadvantaged areas identified by the Independent Commission on Neighbourhoods, many of which voted Reform recently, ahead of a planned £1...
Labour MPs Urge Social Infrastructure Investment in Left-Behind Areas
Labour MPs are pushing for increased funding of social infrastructure, such as parks and community centers, alongside transport projects, to aid 613 economically disadvantaged areas identified by the Independent Commission on Neighbourhoods, many of which voted Reform recently, ahead of a planned £1...
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36% Bias Score
Labor's Super Tax: Minor Impact on \$3 Million, Significant on \$5 Million
Labor's proposed 15% tax on superannuation earnings above \$3 million would cost a retiree with \$3 million an extra \$2,355 annually, a small percentage of their income, while someone with \$5 million could pay an extra \$25,000.
Labor's Super Tax: Minor Impact on \$3 Million, Significant on \$5 Million
Labor's proposed 15% tax on superannuation earnings above \$3 million would cost a retiree with \$3 million an extra \$2,355 annually, a small percentage of their income, while someone with \$5 million could pay an extra \$25,000.
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60% Bias Score
Dutch Cabinet Collapse Leaves Financial Security Promises Unfulfilled
The collapse of the Dutch cabinet leaves key promises for improved financial security unfulfilled, impacting low-income households and increasing concerns about housing, healthcare access, and public trust.
Dutch Cabinet Collapse Leaves Financial Security Promises Unfulfilled
The collapse of the Dutch cabinet leaves key promises for improved financial security unfulfilled, impacting low-income households and increasing concerns about housing, healthcare access, and public trust.
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48% Bias Score
Global Wealth Hits Record High in 2024
A new report reveals that global wealth reached a record high of \$90.5 trillion in 2024, with 23.4 million millionaires, a 2.6% increase year-on-year, mainly driven by rising stock markets and AI investments. The US saw the largest increase in millionaires (7.6%), while Europe experienced a decline...
Global Wealth Hits Record High in 2024
A new report reveals that global wealth reached a record high of \$90.5 trillion in 2024, with 23.4 million millionaires, a 2.6% increase year-on-year, mainly driven by rising stock markets and AI investments. The US saw the largest increase in millionaires (7.6%), while Europe experienced a decline...
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44% Bias Score
Soaring Spanish Coastal Rental Prices Exacerbate Affordability Crisis
The average weekly cost of beachfront rentals in Spain has risen to €1270 in 2025, a 7% increase from 2024, driven by high international demand and impacting affordability for many Spanish families; prices vary widely depending on location and time of booking.
Soaring Spanish Coastal Rental Prices Exacerbate Affordability Crisis
The average weekly cost of beachfront rentals in Spain has risen to €1270 in 2025, a 7% increase from 2024, driven by high international demand and impacting affordability for many Spanish families; prices vary widely depending on location and time of booking.
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44% Bias Score
Nobel Laureates Condemn House Budget Bill for Raising Debt, Cutting Safety Nets
Six Nobel laureate economists criticized a House-passed budget bill backed by President Trump, warning that it would increase the national debt by over \$3 trillion while cutting vital safety-net programs, thereby exacerbating income inequality; the Senate will consider the bill this week.
Nobel Laureates Condemn House Budget Bill for Raising Debt, Cutting Safety Nets
Six Nobel laureate economists criticized a House-passed budget bill backed by President Trump, warning that it would increase the national debt by over \$3 trillion while cutting vital safety-net programs, thereby exacerbating income inequality; the Senate will consider the bill this week.
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60% Bias Score
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