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U.S. Family Needs \$100,000 for Minimal Quality of Life
A new study reveals that a family of four needs over \$100,000 annually to maintain a minimal quality of life in the U.S., highlighting the significant increase in living costs over the past two decades and the challenges faced by many Americans in achieving financial stability.
U.S. Family Needs \$100,000 for Minimal Quality of Life
A new study reveals that a family of four needs over \$100,000 annually to maintain a minimal quality of life in the U.S., highlighting the significant increase in living costs over the past two decades and the challenges faced by many Americans in achieving financial stability.
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48% Bias Score
Coogan Accuses Starmer's Labour of Neglecting Working Class, Boosting Far-Right
Actor Steve Coogan, formerly a Labour supporter, criticizes Keir Starmer's government for neglecting working-class communities, fueling the rise of Reform UK; he advocates for grassroots empowerment to reverse this trend.
Coogan Accuses Starmer's Labour of Neglecting Working Class, Boosting Far-Right
Actor Steve Coogan, formerly a Labour supporter, criticizes Keir Starmer's government for neglecting working-class communities, fueling the rise of Reform UK; he advocates for grassroots empowerment to reverse this trend.
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52% Bias Score
Trump's Budget Bill Passes House, Faces Criticism over Cuts
The U.S. House passed President Trump's budget bill, which includes large tax cuts and increased military spending, but also cuts to Medicaid and SNAP, by a 218-214 vote on July 2nd, following a 51-50 Senate vote with Vice President JD Vance casting the tie-breaker; the president plans to sign it on...
Trump's Budget Bill Passes House, Faces Criticism over Cuts
The U.S. House passed President Trump's budget bill, which includes large tax cuts and increased military spending, but also cuts to Medicaid and SNAP, by a 218-214 vote on July 2nd, following a 51-50 Senate vote with Vice President JD Vance casting the tie-breaker; the president plans to sign it on...
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68% Bias Score
Apartment Property Taxes Drive Rent Hikes, Exacerbating Housing Crisis
A study by the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and the Minnesota Center for Fiscal Excellence reveals that apartment buildings pay 44% higher effective property taxes than single-family homes on average, forcing rent increases and exacerbating housing affordability issues.
Apartment Property Taxes Drive Rent Hikes, Exacerbating Housing Crisis
A study by the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and the Minnesota Center for Fiscal Excellence reveals that apartment buildings pay 44% higher effective property taxes than single-family homes on average, forcing rent increases and exacerbating housing affordability issues.
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56% Bias Score
One in Four Migrants Considering Leaving Germany Amid Integration Challenges
A recent study reveals that 25% of migrants in Germany are considering leaving due to social exclusion, economic difficulties, and bureaucratic issues, highlighting challenges faced by even highly skilled and integrated individuals and impacting Germany's workforce and social fabric.
One in Four Migrants Considering Leaving Germany Amid Integration Challenges
A recent study reveals that 25% of migrants in Germany are considering leaving due to social exclusion, economic difficulties, and bureaucratic issues, highlighting challenges faced by even highly skilled and integrated individuals and impacting Germany's workforce and social fabric.
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52% Bias Score
Revised UK Welfare Cuts Still to Push 150,000 into Poverty
The UK government's revised welfare cuts, while less severe than initially planned, will still push an estimated 150,000 people into poverty by the end of the decade, according to their own analysis, despite concessions on Personal Independence Payments (PIP) and Universal Credit health top-ups foll...
Revised UK Welfare Cuts Still to Push 150,000 into Poverty
The UK government's revised welfare cuts, while less severe than initially planned, will still push an estimated 150,000 people into poverty by the end of the decade, according to their own analysis, despite concessions on Personal Independence Payments (PIP) and Universal Credit health top-ups foll...
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48% Bias Score
Mamdani Upsets Cuomo in NYC Mayoral Primary
In a stunning upset, 33-year-old Zohran Mamdani defeated Andrew Cuomo in the NYC Democratic mayoral primary, fueled by a social media campaign addressing economic anxieties among diverse, young voters in Queens and beyond, shocking the political establishment.
Mamdani Upsets Cuomo in NYC Mayoral Primary
In a stunning upset, 33-year-old Zohran Mamdani defeated Andrew Cuomo in the NYC Democratic mayoral primary, fueled by a social media campaign addressing economic anxieties among diverse, young voters in Queens and beyond, shocking the political establishment.
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52% Bias Score
Trump Signs Controversial Budget Bill, Increasing Inequality and Debt
The US Congress passed a budget bill extending 2017 tax cuts, increasing military and border security spending, while cutting programs like Medicaid and food assistance; this action increases the national debt by over \$3.3 trillion over the next decade, defying public opinion and potentially harmin...
Trump Signs Controversial Budget Bill, Increasing Inequality and Debt
The US Congress passed a budget bill extending 2017 tax cuts, increasing military and border security spending, while cutting programs like Medicaid and food assistance; this action increases the national debt by over \$3.3 trillion over the next decade, defying public opinion and potentially harmin...
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56% Bias Score
Venice's Economic Divide: Wealth Concentration and Unequal Access
An Italian article discusses the economic inequalities in Venice, highlighting the contrast between the vast wealth generated by events like Jeff Bezos' wedding (€1 billion estimated) and the struggles of local businesses and the healthcare system, exacerbated by foreign investment extraction and lo...
Venice's Economic Divide: Wealth Concentration and Unequal Access
An Italian article discusses the economic inequalities in Venice, highlighting the contrast between the vast wealth generated by events like Jeff Bezos' wedding (€1 billion estimated) and the struggles of local businesses and the healthcare system, exacerbated by foreign investment extraction and lo...
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52% Bias Score
Unsustainable Growth: Climate Change, Inequality, and the Rise of Post-Growth Economics
The article discusses the unsustainable nature of economic growth models, citing projected GDP losses from climate change (12% per 1°C, 20% in Latin America by 2049) and extreme wealth inequality (richest 1% capturing 54% of growth). Post-growth economic theories, aiming for well-being within planet...
Unsustainable Growth: Climate Change, Inequality, and the Rise of Post-Growth Economics
The article discusses the unsustainable nature of economic growth models, citing projected GDP losses from climate change (12% per 1°C, 20% in Latin America by 2049) and extreme wealth inequality (richest 1% capturing 54% of growth). Post-growth economic theories, aiming for well-being within planet...
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36% Bias Score
Greenstone Proposes Climate Compensation for Developing Nations
Economist Michael Greenstone highlights that 85% of projected 21st-century emissions originate outside the US and EU, advocating for rich nations to compensate vulnerable countries for climate damages, conditional on a national carbon tax implementation.
Greenstone Proposes Climate Compensation for Developing Nations
Economist Michael Greenstone highlights that 85% of projected 21st-century emissions originate outside the US and EU, advocating for rich nations to compensate vulnerable countries for climate damages, conditional on a national carbon tax implementation.
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40% Bias Score
Mamdani's Primary Victory Signals Potential Democratic Shift
Zohran Mamdani, a New York City Democratic candidate, won a primary election on Tuesday focusing on economic justice and challenging the influence of wealthy donors and the Israeli government, indicating a potential shift in the party's direction.
Mamdani's Primary Victory Signals Potential Democratic Shift
Zohran Mamdani, a New York City Democratic candidate, won a primary election on Tuesday focusing on economic justice and challenging the influence of wealthy donors and the Israeli government, indicating a potential shift in the party's direction.
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64% Bias Score
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