Nevada Senator to Collaborate with Trump on Economic Relief, but Opposes Tariffs
Nevada Senator [Senator's Name] was reelected in November, alongside Donald Trump's presidential win, with the high cost of living a central campaign issue; the Senator expresses willingness to collaborate with Trump on solutions like ending taxes on tips and expanding the Child Tax Credit, but oppo...
Nevada Senator to Collaborate with Trump on Economic Relief, but Opposes Tariffs
Nevada Senator [Senator's Name] was reelected in November, alongside Donald Trump's presidential win, with the high cost of living a central campaign issue; the Senator expresses willingness to collaborate with Trump on solutions like ending taxes on tips and expanding the Child Tax Credit, but oppo...
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44% Bias Score
Krasnodar Krai Utility Rates: Decreases in January, Increases Planned for July 2025
Krasnodar Krai utility rates saw decreases in some areas on January 1, 2025 (water in Korenovsky, Kurganinsky, Novokubansky districts; heating in Dinsky district and Krasnodar's Lyubimovo), while a 12% average increase, plus a possible additional 4.8% regional variation, is planned for July 1, 2025,...
Krasnodar Krai Utility Rates: Decreases in January, Increases Planned for July 2025
Krasnodar Krai utility rates saw decreases in some areas on January 1, 2025 (water in Korenovsky, Kurganinsky, Novokubansky districts; heating in Dinsky district and Krasnodar's Lyubimovo), while a 12% average increase, plus a possible additional 4.8% regional variation, is planned for July 1, 2025,...
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36% Bias Score
France Considers Seven Hours of Unpaid Annual Work to Fund Social Security
The French government is considering a proposal to require seven additional hours of unpaid annual work from employees to help fund the social security system, aiming for €2 billion in additional revenue by March 1st, 2025, despite previous rejection.
France Considers Seven Hours of Unpaid Annual Work to Fund Social Security
The French government is considering a proposal to require seven additional hours of unpaid annual work from employees to help fund the social security system, aiming for €2 billion in additional revenue by March 1st, 2025, despite previous rejection.
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52% Bias Score
China Unveils Multifaceted Plan to Boost Job Creation in 2025
China's State Council announced a multifaceted plan to boost job creation in 2025, focusing on key sectors, providing tailored employment support for key groups, and launching a large-scale vocational training initiative to address persistent structural imbalances in the employment landscape, with t...
China Unveils Multifaceted Plan to Boost Job Creation in 2025
China's State Council announced a multifaceted plan to boost job creation in 2025, focusing on key sectors, providing tailored employment support for key groups, and launching a large-scale vocational training initiative to address persistent structural imbalances in the employment landscape, with t...
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44% Bias Score
Pressure Mounts on Chancellor to Rule Out Pension Tax Raid
Following the appointment of pensions minister Torsten Bell, who has previously advocated for major pension tax reforms, industry experts are urging Chancellor Rachel Reeves to rule out further tax increases on retirement savings to avoid a repeat of the pre-Budget rush to withdraw funds, leaving ma...
Pressure Mounts on Chancellor to Rule Out Pension Tax Raid
Following the appointment of pensions minister Torsten Bell, who has previously advocated for major pension tax reforms, industry experts are urging Chancellor Rachel Reeves to rule out further tax increases on retirement savings to avoid a repeat of the pre-Budget rush to withdraw funds, leaving ma...
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52% Bias Score
Spain's Booming Real Estate Market: Affordability Concerns and a Controversial Tax
Spain's real estate market shows a 9% price increase in the first nine months of 2024, fueled by both domestic and foreign demand, particularly from EU countries in coastal areas, leading to affordability concerns and prompting a 100% tax proposal on non-resident foreign buyers by Prime Minister Ped...
Spain's Booming Real Estate Market: Affordability Concerns and a Controversial Tax
Spain's real estate market shows a 9% price increase in the first nine months of 2024, fueled by both domestic and foreign demand, particularly from EU countries in coastal areas, leading to affordability concerns and prompting a 100% tax proposal on non-resident foreign buyers by Prime Minister Ped...
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52% Bias Score
France Extends Restaurant Voucher Use for Groceries Until 2026
The French Parliament extended the temporary allowance to use restaurant vouchers for groceries until end of 2026, resolving the current inability to purchase unprepared food items with these vouchers, pending a broader reform of the system.
France Extends Restaurant Voucher Use for Groceries Until 2026
The French Parliament extended the temporary allowance to use restaurant vouchers for groceries until end of 2026, resolving the current inability to purchase unprepared food items with these vouchers, pending a broader reform of the system.
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40% Bias Score
Germany Tests Job Guarantee Program
Germany is experimenting with a job guarantee program offering community-based work to the unemployed, such as tutoring and urban gardening projects, paying minimum wage supplemented by benefits, aiming to reduce unemployment and improve community engagement.
Germany Tests Job Guarantee Program
Germany is experimenting with a job guarantee program offering community-based work to the unemployed, such as tutoring and urban gardening projects, paying minimum wage supplemented by benefits, aiming to reduce unemployment and improve community engagement.
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52% Bias Score
Biden Administration Enacts Sweeping Consumer Protections
The Biden administration implemented significant consumer protections, including capping insulin costs at $35 monthly for Medicare users, limiting overdraft fees to $5, banning hidden fees in various sectors, and increasing transparency in online reviews and airline policies.
Biden Administration Enacts Sweeping Consumer Protections
The Biden administration implemented significant consumer protections, including capping insulin costs at $35 monthly for Medicare users, limiting overdraft fees to $5, banning hidden fees in various sectors, and increasing transparency in online reviews and airline policies.
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Biden Administration Enacts Sweeping Consumer Protections
The Biden administration enacted numerous consumer protections, including capping insulin costs at $35, overdraft fees at $5, banning hidden fees, and improving airline transparency, impacting millions of Americans.
Biden Administration Enacts Sweeping Consumer Protections
The Biden administration enacted numerous consumer protections, including capping insulin costs at $35, overdraft fees at $5, banning hidden fees, and improving airline transparency, impacting millions of Americans.
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48% Bias Score
German Left Party Convention Highlights Internal Divisions and Electoral Challenges
Germany's Left Party, polling at 3-4%, held a convention outlining a strategy to enter the Bundestag by securing direct mandates through prominent figures, focusing on rent control and wealth taxes while avoiding key issues like migration and economic growth.
German Left Party Convention Highlights Internal Divisions and Electoral Challenges
Germany's Left Party, polling at 3-4%, held a convention outlining a strategy to enter the Bundestag by securing direct mandates through prominent figures, focusing on rent control and wealth taxes while avoiding key issues like migration and economic growth.
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68% Bias Score
EPP Plans Sweeping Bureaucracy Cuts in Europe
Germany's \$67 billion annual bureaucracy costs fuel a new EPP plan to cut regulations, using a 'one in, two out' principle and temporarily suspending some EU directives, including those related to sustainability and supply chains, aiming for economic growth and job creation.
EPP Plans Sweeping Bureaucracy Cuts in Europe
Germany's \$67 billion annual bureaucracy costs fuel a new EPP plan to cut regulations, using a 'one in, two out' principle and temporarily suspending some EU directives, including those related to sustainability and supply chains, aiming for economic growth and job creation.
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60% Bias Score