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UK Government Rethinks Winter Fuel Payment Cuts Amid Electoral Backlash
Facing electoral pressure after significant local election losses, the UK government is re-evaluating its controversial winter fuel payment cuts for pensioners, considering raising the eligibility threshold to mitigate political damage, although a full reversal is unlikely. This follows immense pres...
UK Government Rethinks Winter Fuel Payment Cuts Amid Electoral Backlash
Facing electoral pressure after significant local election losses, the UK government is re-evaluating its controversial winter fuel payment cuts for pensioners, considering raising the eligibility threshold to mitigate political damage, although a full reversal is unlikely. This follows immense pres...
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48% Bias Score


Spanish Government Launches Public Consultation on BBVA-Banco Sabadell Merger
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced a public consultation on BBVA's takeover of Banco Sabadell, aiming to counter widespread opposition from business groups and unions who fear reduced competition, despite the CNMC's conditional approval.
Spanish Government Launches Public Consultation on BBVA-Banco Sabadell Merger
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced a public consultation on BBVA's takeover of Banco Sabadell, aiming to counter widespread opposition from business groups and unions who fear reduced competition, despite the CNMC's conditional approval.
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56% Bias Score


HELOC Rates Hit Two-Year Low Despite Fed's Steady Rate
As of early May 2025, despite the Federal Reserve maintaining the federal funds rate at 4.25%-4.50%, Home Equity Lines of Credit (HELOCs) reached a two-year low of 7.95%, offering the cheapest home equity borrowing option due to consistent declines since September 2024.
HELOC Rates Hit Two-Year Low Despite Fed's Steady Rate
As of early May 2025, despite the Federal Reserve maintaining the federal funds rate at 4.25%-4.50%, Home Equity Lines of Credit (HELOCs) reached a two-year low of 7.95%, offering the cheapest home equity borrowing option due to consistent declines since September 2024.
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48% Bias Score


Labor's Landslide Victory Highlights Liberal Party's Deep-Seated Issues
The Australian Labor Party achieved a resounding victory in the recent election, defeating the Liberal Party due to their mixed messaging, internal divisions, and failure to connect with voters effectively. Labor's success stems from a clear and coherent campaign strategy.
Labor's Landslide Victory Highlights Liberal Party's Deep-Seated Issues
The Australian Labor Party achieved a resounding victory in the recent election, defeating the Liberal Party due to their mixed messaging, internal divisions, and failure to connect with voters effectively. Labor's success stems from a clear and coherent campaign strategy.
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44% Bias Score


Ghana Bans Foreign Gold Trade, Creates State Monopoly
Ghana's new government banned foreign participation in its gold market, establishing Goldbod—a state-owned enterprise—as the sole buyer, seller, and exporter of gold to combat unregulated mining's disastrous economic, health, and environmental consequences, and to increase state revenue.
Ghana Bans Foreign Gold Trade, Creates State Monopoly
Ghana's new government banned foreign participation in its gold market, establishing Goldbod—a state-owned enterprise—as the sole buyer, seller, and exporter of gold to combat unregulated mining's disastrous economic, health, and environmental consequences, and to increase state revenue.
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40% Bias Score


Trump's 2026 Budget: Massive Cuts, Defense Spending Surge
President Trump's proposed 2026 budget, totaling $1.7 trillion, includes $163 billion in cuts to non-defense programs, while increasing defense and homeland security spending by 13 percent and nearly 65 percent, respectively; the plan also proposes closing the Department of Education and eliminating...
Trump's 2026 Budget: Massive Cuts, Defense Spending Surge
President Trump's proposed 2026 budget, totaling $1.7 trillion, includes $163 billion in cuts to non-defense programs, while increasing defense and homeland security spending by 13 percent and nearly 65 percent, respectively; the plan also proposes closing the Department of Education and eliminating...
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64% Bias Score

Trump's Tariffs: A Political Strategy of Protectionism
Donald Trump's tariffs, while economically controversial, serve as a powerful political symbol of protectionism, aiming to revive a sense of community and secure jobs in the face of globalization, despite potential harm to other nations and the neglect of fundamental economic issues.

Trump's Tariffs: A Political Strategy of Protectionism
Donald Trump's tariffs, while economically controversial, serve as a powerful political symbol of protectionism, aiming to revive a sense of community and secure jobs in the face of globalization, despite potential harm to other nations and the neglect of fundamental economic issues.
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52% Bias Score

Bank of England Tackles Economics' Diversity Deficit
The Bank of England is launching a program to increase the number of state school economics teachers in the UK to address the underrepresentation of women and people from disadvantaged backgrounds in the field, aiming to improve diversity and public understanding of economics.

Bank of England Tackles Economics' Diversity Deficit
The Bank of England is launching a program to increase the number of state school economics teachers in the UK to address the underrepresentation of women and people from disadvantaged backgrounds in the field, aiming to improve diversity and public understanding of economics.
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36% Bias Score

Australian Election: Reserve Bank's Monetary Policy and Government Accountability
The Australian Labor government's reelection is a relief for Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock, as the opposition failed to effectively criticize the Reserve Bank's role in raising interest rates, thereby shielding the bank from blame for the cost-of-living crisis; this highlights the tension be...

Australian Election: Reserve Bank's Monetary Policy and Government Accountability
The Australian Labor government's reelection is a relief for Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock, as the opposition failed to effectively criticize the Reserve Bank's role in raising interest rates, thereby shielding the bank from blame for the cost-of-living crisis; this highlights the tension be...
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60% Bias Score

Australian Election: Albanese's Youth-Focused Platform Faces Coalition Opposition
Australia's election sees Prime Minister Albanese's re-election bid centered on $16 billion in student debt relief and a first-home buyer plan, facing opposition from the Coalition who want to scrap these measures, along with other Labor policies including tax cuts and electric vehicle incentives.

Australian Election: Albanese's Youth-Focused Platform Faces Coalition Opposition
Australia's election sees Prime Minister Albanese's re-election bid centered on $16 billion in student debt relief and a first-home buyer plan, facing opposition from the Coalition who want to scrap these measures, along with other Labor policies including tax cuts and electric vehicle incentives.
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40% Bias Score

Israel's Natural Gas Dilemma: Balancing Security, Profit, and Sustainability
Israel's natural gas policy balances energy security and economic gains from exports against the risk of stranded assets as renewable energy adoption accelerates, creating a crucial economic and environmental dilemma.

Israel's Natural Gas Dilemma: Balancing Security, Profit, and Sustainability
Israel's natural gas policy balances energy security and economic gains from exports against the risk of stranded assets as renewable energy adoption accelerates, creating a crucial economic and environmental dilemma.
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48% Bias Score

CAMEA Proposes Policy Changes to Boost Canada's Asset Management Sector
The Canadian Asset Management Entrepreneurship Alliance (CAMEA) proposed policy changes, including tax incentives and regulatory adjustments, to attract new asset managers to Canada, counter industry consolidation, and capitalize on the current global economic climate.

CAMEA Proposes Policy Changes to Boost Canada's Asset Management Sector
The Canadian Asset Management Entrepreneurship Alliance (CAMEA) proposed policy changes, including tax incentives and regulatory adjustments, to attract new asset managers to Canada, counter industry consolidation, and capitalize on the current global economic climate.
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36% Bias Score
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