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Trump Administration to Send Tariff Letters to 100 Countries
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that the Trump administration will send tariff letters to roughly 100 countries in the coming days, potentially setting tariff rates from 10% to 70%, as a 90-day tariff pause ends; the administration claims leverage due to the US trade deficit and cites the...
Trump Administration to Send Tariff Letters to 100 Countries
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that the Trump administration will send tariff letters to roughly 100 countries in the coming days, potentially setting tariff rates from 10% to 70%, as a 90-day tariff pause ends; the administration claims leverage due to the US trade deficit and cites the...
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52% Bias Score
Trump Administration to Send Tariff Letters to 100 Countries
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that the Trump administration will send tariff letters to roughly 100 countries, mostly smaller trading partners, setting tariff rates at a 10% baseline, following a 90-day tariff pause. Failure to negotiate new deals will revert tariffs to April 2 levels, ...
Trump Administration to Send Tariff Letters to 100 Countries
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that the Trump administration will send tariff letters to roughly 100 countries, mostly smaller trading partners, setting tariff rates at a 10% baseline, following a 90-day tariff pause. Failure to negotiate new deals will revert tariffs to April 2 levels, ...
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60% Bias Score
Pressure Mounts on Bank of Israel to Lower Interest Rates Amidst Government Spending Concerns
Amidst pressure from the Israeli finance minister and various sectors, the Bank of Israel is considering lowering interest rates; however, concerns about rising inflation and the government's potential for irresponsible spending are delaying a decision. The governor will announce his decision tomorr...
Pressure Mounts on Bank of Israel to Lower Interest Rates Amidst Government Spending Concerns
Amidst pressure from the Israeli finance minister and various sectors, the Bank of Israel is considering lowering interest rates; however, concerns about rising inflation and the government's potential for irresponsible spending are delaying a decision. The governor will announce his decision tomorr...
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56% Bias Score
Russian Non-Working Pensioners' Average Payment Reaches 24,019 Rubles
The average monthly pension for non-working pensioners in Russia reached 24,019 rubles by April 1, 2025, up from 23,758 rubles on January 1, 2025; further increases are planned for July 2025 for specific groups, and a major budget allocation targets pension payments in 2026.
Russian Non-Working Pensioners' Average Payment Reaches 24,019 Rubles
The average monthly pension for non-working pensioners in Russia reached 24,019 rubles by April 1, 2025, up from 23,758 rubles on January 1, 2025; further increases are planned for July 2025 for specific groups, and a major budget allocation targets pension payments in 2026.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Signs Sweeping Tax Cut and Spending Bill into Law
President Trump signed a sweeping tax cut and spending bill into law on July 4th, extending existing tax cuts, slashing taxes on tips and overtime, and increasing military and deportation spending, while cutting Medicaid and SNAP, despite projected increases to the national debt and significant publ...
Trump Signs Sweeping Tax Cut and Spending Bill into Law
President Trump signed a sweeping tax cut and spending bill into law on July 4th, extending existing tax cuts, slashing taxes on tips and overtime, and increasing military and deportation spending, while cutting Medicaid and SNAP, despite projected increases to the national debt and significant publ...
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48% Bias Score
Ishiba Rejects Opposition Consumption Tax Cut Proposals Ahead of Japanese Election
Ahead of Japan's House of Councillors election, Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba opposes opposition calls for consumption tax cuts, citing their impact on healthcare and social services, while the Japan Innovation Party proposes reducing the food tax to zero percent.
Ishiba Rejects Opposition Consumption Tax Cut Proposals Ahead of Japanese Election
Ahead of Japan's House of Councillors election, Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba opposes opposition calls for consumption tax cuts, citing their impact on healthcare and social services, while the Japan Innovation Party proposes reducing the food tax to zero percent.
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44% Bias Score
Trump Admin May Delay Tariffs for Some Countries
The White House Council of Economic Advisers chair Stephen Miran stated that some countries negotiating with the U.S. in good faith may see tariffs delayed as President Trump's deadline for trade deals approaches; however, countries not making concessions may face higher tariffs.
Trump Admin May Delay Tariffs for Some Countries
The White House Council of Economic Advisers chair Stephen Miran stated that some countries negotiating with the U.S. in good faith may see tariffs delayed as President Trump's deadline for trade deals approaches; however, countries not making concessions may face higher tariffs.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Administration to Send Tariff Letters to 100 Countries
The Trump administration will send tariff letters to roughly 100 countries, potentially reinstating tariffs unless trade deals are reached by July 9th, marking the end of a 90-day pause. Tariffs could range from 10% to 70%, though the higher rate is unlikely for major partners.
Trump Administration to Send Tariff Letters to 100 Countries
The Trump administration will send tariff letters to roughly 100 countries, potentially reinstating tariffs unless trade deals are reached by July 9th, marking the end of a 90-day pause. Tariffs could range from 10% to 70%, though the higher rate is unlikely for major partners.
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52% Bias Score
Three Candidates Vie for Eurogroup Presidency
Three candidates—Paschal Donohoe (Ireland), Carlos Cuerpo (Spain), and Rimantas Šadžius (Lithuania)—are competing for the Eurogroup presidency on Monday; the winner will lead the group for the next two and a half years and will need at least 11 out of 20 votes to win.
Three Candidates Vie for Eurogroup Presidency
Three candidates—Paschal Donohoe (Ireland), Carlos Cuerpo (Spain), and Rimantas Šadžius (Lithuania)—are competing for the Eurogroup presidency on Monday; the winner will lead the group for the next two and a half years and will need at least 11 out of 20 votes to win.
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28% Bias Score
Trump Signs Landmark Bill: Tax Cuts, Increased Spending, and Stricter Immigration
President Trump signed a sweeping bill on July 4th, including tax cuts, increased defense spending by $150 billion, and $100 billion for ICE, despite Democratic opposition and concerns about its impact on social programs like Medicaid and SNAP, potentially affecting millions.
Trump Signs Landmark Bill: Tax Cuts, Increased Spending, and Stricter Immigration
President Trump signed a sweeping bill on July 4th, including tax cuts, increased defense spending by $150 billion, and $100 billion for ICE, despite Democratic opposition and concerns about its impact on social programs like Medicaid and SNAP, potentially affecting millions.
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44% Bias Score
Trump Signs Sweeping Tax Cut and Spending Bill
President Trump signed a bill into law on July 4th, including massive tax cuts, increased defense and border security spending, and cuts to social programs like Medicaid and SNAP, with no Democrats voting in favor.
Trump Signs Sweeping Tax Cut and Spending Bill
President Trump signed a bill into law on July 4th, including massive tax cuts, increased defense and border security spending, and cuts to social programs like Medicaid and SNAP, with no Democrats voting in favor.
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68% Bias Score
Germany's "Bauturbo" Law Aims to Speed Up Construction Amid Housing Crisis
German Federal Minister of Building Verena Hubertz launched "Bauturbo", a law aiming to halve construction costs and reduce approval times from five years to two months, sparking concerns from environmental groups about reduced environmental regulations and public participation, despite Hubertz's as...
Germany's "Bauturbo" Law Aims to Speed Up Construction Amid Housing Crisis
German Federal Minister of Building Verena Hubertz launched "Bauturbo", a law aiming to halve construction costs and reduce approval times from five years to two months, sparking concerns from environmental groups about reduced environmental regulations and public participation, despite Hubertz's as...
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52% Bias Score
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