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Spain's 37.5-Hour Work Week Proposal Faces May Day Test Amidst US Trade War Threat
Spain's unions and government agreed to reduce the maximum legal work week to 37.5 hours, prompting May Day protests to pressure parliament for passage; this comes amidst strong economic growth, but also high unemployment, low wages, and a potential US trade war.
Spain's 37.5-Hour Work Week Proposal Faces May Day Test Amidst US Trade War Threat
Spain's unions and government agreed to reduce the maximum legal work week to 37.5 hours, prompting May Day protests to pressure parliament for passage; this comes amidst strong economic growth, but also high unemployment, low wages, and a potential US trade war.
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40% Bias Score
Coalition Budget Plan: Short-Term Deficit Increase, Long-Term Improvement Projected
The Coalition's election plan forecasts a $7.9 billion increase in federal budget deficits over the next two years, followed by a $13.9 billion improvement over the next four years, achieved through reduced government spending and a hiring freeze impacting 41,000 public servants.
Coalition Budget Plan: Short-Term Deficit Increase, Long-Term Improvement Projected
The Coalition's election plan forecasts a $7.9 billion increase in federal budget deficits over the next two years, followed by a $13.9 billion improvement over the next four years, achieved through reduced government spending and a hiring freeze impacting 41,000 public servants.
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56% Bias Score
Trump Celebrates 100 Days, Facing Declining Approval Amidst Economic Concerns
President Trump's 100-day celebration rally in Macomb County, Michigan, featured boasts of economic success and border security achievements, contrasting with declining approval ratings and criticism of his tariff policies and rhetoric.
Trump Celebrates 100 Days, Facing Declining Approval Amidst Economic Concerns
President Trump's 100-day celebration rally in Macomb County, Michigan, featured boasts of economic success and border security achievements, contrasting with declining approval ratings and criticism of his tariff policies and rhetoric.
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68% Bias Score
Trump's First 100 Days: Economic Uncertainty and Damaged Global Standing
After 100 days, President Trump's trade war, handling of the Ukraine conflict, silence on Gaza, and domestic policies have sparked economic uncertainty, damaged US global standing, and raised serious concerns about democratic institutions, resulting in growing unpopularity.
Trump's First 100 Days: Economic Uncertainty and Damaged Global Standing
After 100 days, President Trump's trade war, handling of the Ukraine conflict, silence on Gaza, and domestic policies have sparked economic uncertainty, damaged US global standing, and raised serious concerns about democratic institutions, resulting in growing unpopularity.
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64% Bias Score
Trump's First 100 Days: Executive Orders, Economic Uncertainty, and Domestic Opposition
In his first 100 days, President Trump issued over 100 executive orders, imposing tariffs, cutting government spending and jobs (over 200,000 fired), impacting international relations and causing domestic political divisions; polls now show declining support for his hardline policies.
Trump's First 100 Days: Executive Orders, Economic Uncertainty, and Domestic Opposition
In his first 100 days, President Trump issued over 100 executive orders, imposing tariffs, cutting government spending and jobs (over 200,000 fired), impacting international relations and causing domestic political divisions; polls now show declining support for his hardline policies.
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64% Bias Score
Trump's Tariff Tax Swap: Economic Flaw and Political Distraction
President Trump's plan to replace income taxes with tariffs for those earning less than $200,000 is economically unfeasible, disproportionately harming lower- and middle-income individuals and potentially recreating historical economic instability.
Trump's Tariff Tax Swap: Economic Flaw and Political Distraction
President Trump's plan to replace income taxes with tariffs for those earning less than $200,000 is economically unfeasible, disproportionately harming lower- and middle-income individuals and potentially recreating historical economic instability.
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52% Bias Score
Timmermans Proposes "Grand Wage Agreement" for 8 Million Dutch Workers
Frans Timmermans, leader of the Dutch opposition GroenLinks-PvdA, proposed a "Grand Wage Agreement" on May 1st, aiming for an 8 million worker salary increase funded partly by a new 25 billion euro investment fund for innovation and sustainability, pending a party merger vote and future election suc...
Timmermans Proposes "Grand Wage Agreement" for 8 Million Dutch Workers
Frans Timmermans, leader of the Dutch opposition GroenLinks-PvdA, proposed a "Grand Wage Agreement" on May 1st, aiming for an 8 million worker salary increase funded partly by a new 25 billion euro investment fund for innovation and sustainability, pending a party merger vote and future election suc...
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40% Bias Score
Carney's Government Faces Optimism, Pressure from Business Leaders
Canadian business leaders express cautious optimism toward Prime Minister Mark Carney's new government, noting significant alignment between the Liberal and Conservative parties on key economic issues despite a minority Parliament, but emphasizing the need for swift action and fiscal responsibility ...
Carney's Government Faces Optimism, Pressure from Business Leaders
Canadian business leaders express cautious optimism toward Prime Minister Mark Carney's new government, noting significant alignment between the Liberal and Conservative parties on key economic issues despite a minority Parliament, but emphasizing the need for swift action and fiscal responsibility ...
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44% Bias Score
House Republicans Propose Sweeping Student Loan Overhaul
The House Republicans introduced the "Student Success and Taxpayer Savings Plan", proposing reforms to the US student loan system, including aggregate loan limits ($50,000 for undergraduates, $100,000 for graduates), a new income-driven repayment plan (RAP), and college accountability measures for i...
House Republicans Propose Sweeping Student Loan Overhaul
The House Republicans introduced the "Student Success and Taxpayer Savings Plan", proposing reforms to the US student loan system, including aggregate loan limits ($50,000 for undergraduates, $100,000 for graduates), a new income-driven repayment plan (RAP), and college accountability measures for i...
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48% Bias Score
US-Ukraine Resources Deal Delayed Amidst Transparency Disputes
The United States is prepared to sign a natural resources agreement with Ukraine, but disagreements over fund governance and transparency measures are causing delays, with conflicting statements from both governments on the status of negotiations.
US-Ukraine Resources Deal Delayed Amidst Transparency Disputes
The United States is prepared to sign a natural resources agreement with Ukraine, but disagreements over fund governance and transparency measures are causing delays, with conflicting statements from both governments on the status of negotiations.
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56% Bias Score
Trump's Second Term: 100 Days of Dramatic Policy Shifts
President Trump's second term has witnessed dramatic shifts in US policy across multiple sectors, including foreign relations, immigration, and economics, causing considerable domestic and international upheaval within the first 100 days.
Trump's Second Term: 100 Days of Dramatic Policy Shifts
President Trump's second term has witnessed dramatic shifts in US policy across multiple sectors, including foreign relations, immigration, and economics, causing considerable domestic and international upheaval within the first 100 days.
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52% Bias Score
Australia's Tax System Fuels Intergenerational Inequality
Australia's tax system, with over \$100 billion in annual concessions favoring the wealthy, exacerbates intergenerational inequality, leaving younger generations with less access to housing, education, and a secure retirement, while the wealthy benefit from superannuation tax breaks and capital gain...
Australia's Tax System Fuels Intergenerational Inequality
Australia's tax system, with over \$100 billion in annual concessions favoring the wealthy, exacerbates intergenerational inequality, leaving younger generations with less access to housing, education, and a secure retirement, while the wealthy benefit from superannuation tax breaks and capital gain...
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64% Bias Score
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