Showing 385 to 396 of 1,223 results
Bank of Israel's Housing Restrictions Risk Market Crash
The Bank of Israel's new housing market restrictions, including stricter capital requirements and a 10% limit on balloon mortgages, aim to reduce risk but could severely impact buyers, contractors, and the broader economy, potentially leading to deal cancellations and market stagnation.
Bank of Israel's Housing Restrictions Risk Market Crash
The Bank of Israel's new housing market restrictions, including stricter capital requirements and a 10% limit on balloon mortgages, aim to reduce risk but could severely impact buyers, contractors, and the broader economy, potentially leading to deal cancellations and market stagnation.
Progress
60% Bias Score
IMF Approves $20 Billion Loan for Argentina Amidst Economic Crisis
Argentina secured a $20 billion IMF loan to address economic instability, including rising inflation and a weakening peso, with the goal of lifting capital controls; however, additional funds are needed to fully achieve this, creating risks if insufficient funds are secured.
IMF Approves $20 Billion Loan for Argentina Amidst Economic Crisis
Argentina secured a $20 billion IMF loan to address economic instability, including rising inflation and a weakening peso, with the goal of lifting capital controls; however, additional funds are needed to fully achieve this, creating risks if insufficient funds are secured.
Progress
48% Bias Score
German Coalition Unveils Stricter Welfare, Immigration Policies
Germany's Union and SPD coalition plan stricter welfare rules, a two-year family reunification freeze for subsidiary protection status refugees, and a voluntary military service model, alongside tax cuts and energy policy changes.
German Coalition Unveils Stricter Welfare, Immigration Policies
Germany's Union and SPD coalition plan stricter welfare rules, a two-year family reunification freeze for subsidiary protection status refugees, and a voluntary military service model, alongside tax cuts and energy policy changes.
Progress
28% Bias Score
Mixed Reactions to Union-SPD Coalition Agreement in Thuringia
Germany's Union and SPD parties reached a coalition agreement, receiving mixed reactions in Thuringia: CDU leaders view it as a positive step towards economic growth and regional development, while the Linke criticizes its handling of social issues and its potential negative impact on migrants and s...
Mixed Reactions to Union-SPD Coalition Agreement in Thuringia
Germany's Union and SPD parties reached a coalition agreement, receiving mixed reactions in Thuringia: CDU leaders view it as a positive step towards economic growth and regional development, while the Linke criticizes its handling of social issues and its potential negative impact on migrants and s...
Progress
36% Bias Score
German Coalition Agreement: Economic Focus Amidst Mixed Reactions
A new coalition government in Germany, formed by the Union and SPD parties, promises economic reforms such as investments in infrastructure and a minimum wage increase to €15 by 2026; however, the agreement faces criticism for neglecting issues like rising living costs and potentially exacerbating s...
German Coalition Agreement: Economic Focus Amidst Mixed Reactions
A new coalition government in Germany, formed by the Union and SPD parties, promises economic reforms such as investments in infrastructure and a minimum wage increase to €15 by 2026; however, the agreement faces criticism for neglecting issues like rising living costs and potentially exacerbating s...
Progress
44% Bias Score
Whitmer Proposes Bipartisan Manufacturing Strategy, Criticizes Trump Tariffs
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer presented a national manufacturing strategy in Washington D.C. on Wednesday, advocating for bipartisan cooperation to boost domestic production and address President Trump's tariffs, which she criticized for raising costs and reducing jobs.
Whitmer Proposes Bipartisan Manufacturing Strategy, Criticizes Trump Tariffs
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer presented a national manufacturing strategy in Washington D.C. on Wednesday, advocating for bipartisan cooperation to boost domestic production and address President Trump's tariffs, which she criticized for raising costs and reducing jobs.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Misapplication of Trade Deficit Research Justifies Trump's Harmful Tariffs
A research paper suggesting that a country with a trade deficit could benefit from tariffs was cited by the Trump administration to justify its trade policies; however, the paper's authors dispute this application, asserting that Trump's tariffs are excessive and harmful.
Misapplication of Trade Deficit Research Justifies Trump's Harmful Tariffs
A research paper suggesting that a country with a trade deficit could benefit from tariffs was cited by the Trump administration to justify its trade policies; however, the paper's authors dispute this application, asserting that Trump's tariffs are excessive and harmful.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Conflicting Trump Administration Messages on Tariffs Cause Market Turmoil
President Trump's administration issued conflicting messages on tariffs, with aides initially stating they weren't bargaining chips, while Trump later expressed openness to negotiation; this caused market turmoil and reputational damage to officials like Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Commerce...
Conflicting Trump Administration Messages on Tariffs Cause Market Turmoil
President Trump's administration issued conflicting messages on tariffs, with aides initially stating they weren't bargaining chips, while Trump later expressed openness to negotiation; this caused market turmoil and reputational damage to officials like Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Commerce...
Progress
44% Bias Score
Merz Set to Become German Chancellor Amidst Geopolitical Shifts and Domestic Criticism
Following Germany's February 23rd election, 69-year-old Friedrich Merz is set to become Chancellor after forming a coalition government. His plans include a massive increase in defense spending, a shift in German foreign policy towards greater independence from the US, and a tougher stance on immigr...
Merz Set to Become German Chancellor Amidst Geopolitical Shifts and Domestic Criticism
Following Germany's February 23rd election, 69-year-old Friedrich Merz is set to become Chancellor after forming a coalition government. His plans include a massive increase in defense spending, a shift in German foreign policy towards greater independence from the US, and a tougher stance on immigr...
Progress
40% Bias Score
Misuse of Economic Research in Justifying Trump's Tariffs
Researchers Pau S. Pujolas and Jack Rossbach's study on trade wars, cited by the White House to justify President Trump's tariffs, is being misinterpreted; Pujolas argues the model's parameters and the actual tariffs imposed differ significantly, potentially causing a global recession.
Misuse of Economic Research in Justifying Trump's Tariffs
Researchers Pau S. Pujolas and Jack Rossbach's study on trade wars, cited by the White House to justify President Trump's tariffs, is being misinterpreted; Pujolas argues the model's parameters and the actual tariffs imposed differ significantly, potentially causing a global recession.
Progress
48% Bias Score
House Republicans Push Budget Plan Amidst Conservative Backlash
House Republicans are voting on a budget blueprint that includes trillions in tax cuts and increased spending, facing opposition from conservatives who deem the spending cuts insufficient; the plan also includes a debt ceiling increase and attempts to protect Trump's tariffs.
House Republicans Push Budget Plan Amidst Conservative Backlash
House Republicans are voting on a budget blueprint that includes trillions in tax cuts and increased spending, facing opposition from conservatives who deem the spending cuts insufficient; the plan also includes a debt ceiling increase and attempts to protect Trump's tariffs.
Progress
44% Bias Score
The Shift of Retirement Responsibility and the Current Crisis
In 1975, General Battery stopped funding its pension plan due to economic hardship, a decision that shifted retirement savings responsibility to employees and contributed to the current retirement crisis, marked by widespread guilt and self-blame among retirees.
The Shift of Retirement Responsibility and the Current Crisis
In 1975, General Battery stopped funding its pension plan due to economic hardship, a decision that shifted retirement savings responsibility to employees and contributed to the current retirement crisis, marked by widespread guilt and self-blame among retirees.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Showing 385 to 396 of 1,223 results