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Senate Divided on House's 'Big, Beautiful Bill': Democrats Cite Harm to Working Class
The House passed the "big, beautiful bill", prompting strong reactions from Senate Democrats who warn of cuts to vital programs affecting millions, while Republicans support the bill's economic goals and border security measures.
Senate Divided on House's 'Big, Beautiful Bill': Democrats Cite Harm to Working Class
The House passed the "big, beautiful bill", prompting strong reactions from Senate Democrats who warn of cuts to vital programs affecting millions, while Republicans support the bill's economic goals and border security measures.
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60% Bias Score
Labour's Internal Conflict Over Welfare Spending Fuels Party Revolt
Amid growing internal strife, Labour's Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner proposed cutting child benefits for middle-class families earning over £50,000, while the party grapples with reversing unpopular cuts to winter fuel payments for nine million pensioners, risking a major revolt among MPs.
Labour's Internal Conflict Over Welfare Spending Fuels Party Revolt
Amid growing internal strife, Labour's Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner proposed cutting child benefits for middle-class families earning over £50,000, while the party grapples with reversing unpopular cuts to winter fuel payments for nine million pensioners, risking a major revolt among MPs.
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56% Bias Score
Canadian Investment Groups Push for Harmonized Securities Regulations
Canadian investment management groups urged provincial regulators on Thursday to harmonize securities regulations to ease interprovincial trade barriers and boost the economy, citing Ontario's differing rules as a major obstacle; previous attempts to create a national regulator failed.
Canadian Investment Groups Push for Harmonized Securities Regulations
Canadian investment management groups urged provincial regulators on Thursday to harmonize securities regulations to ease interprovincial trade barriers and boost the economy, citing Ontario's differing rules as a major obstacle; previous attempts to create a national regulator failed.
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36% Bias Score
House Republicans Pass Bill Projected to Increase US Deficit by Over \$3 Trillion
The House Republicans passed the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," projected to increase the US budget deficit by over \$3 trillion, worsening the recent Moody's credit downgrade and potentially causing higher interest rates and reduced economic growth, while also significantly cutting anti-poverty prog...
House Republicans Pass Bill Projected to Increase US Deficit by Over \$3 Trillion
The House Republicans passed the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," projected to increase the US budget deficit by over \$3 trillion, worsening the recent Moody's credit downgrade and potentially causing higher interest rates and reduced economic growth, while also significantly cutting anti-poverty prog...
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52% Bias Score
Twelve States Challenge Trump's Tariffs in Federal Court
Twelve states sued President Trump, claiming his tariffs, imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to address trade deficits, exceed his authority and disrupt the economy; a three-judge panel heard the case Wednesday.
Twelve States Challenge Trump's Tariffs in Federal Court
Twelve states sued President Trump, claiming his tariffs, imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to address trade deficits, exceed his authority and disrupt the economy; a three-judge panel heard the case Wednesday.
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52% Bias Score
Germany's Recession: High Energy Costs, Worker Shortages, and Bureaucracy Hamper Economic Recovery
Germany's economy has been in recession for two years, experiencing more business closures in 2024 than in 2011, due to high energy prices, worker shortages, and excessive bureaucracy; the government is implementing measures to improve the situation, but a quick recovery is unlikely.
Germany's Recession: High Energy Costs, Worker Shortages, and Bureaucracy Hamper Economic Recovery
Germany's economy has been in recession for two years, experiencing more business closures in 2024 than in 2011, due to high energy prices, worker shortages, and excessive bureaucracy; the government is implementing measures to improve the situation, but a quick recovery is unlikely.
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52% Bias Score
Germany's Economy: Two Years of Recession and Uncertain Recovery
Germany's economy is shrinking for the second consecutive year, mirroring the 2011 crisis with a similar number of business closures in 2024, due to high energy prices, labor shortages, and bureaucratic costs; the new government aims for quick and sustainable improvements, but experts predict stagna...
Germany's Economy: Two Years of Recession and Uncertain Recovery
Germany's economy is shrinking for the second consecutive year, mirroring the 2011 crisis with a similar number of business closures in 2024, due to high energy prices, labor shortages, and bureaucratic costs; the new government aims for quick and sustainable improvements, but experts predict stagna...
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52% Bias Score
Trudeau's Budget Announcement Undermines Claim of Collaborative Cabinet Government
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a fall budget despite Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne stating there would be none, highlighting a lack of cabinet coordination and contradicting the PM's commitment to collaborative governance, raising questions about the effectiveness of his lead...
Trudeau's Budget Announcement Undermines Claim of Collaborative Cabinet Government
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a fall budget despite Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne stating there would be none, highlighting a lack of cabinet coordination and contradicting the PM's commitment to collaborative governance, raising questions about the effectiveness of his lead...
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52% Bias Score
German Greens Accuse Government of Breaking Climate Spending Promise
Germany's Green Party accuses Chancellor Merz and Finance Minister Klingbeil of breaking their promise to invest €500 billion in infrastructure and climate protection, alleging that funds are being diverted for budget balancing; the government denies this.
German Greens Accuse Government of Breaking Climate Spending Promise
Germany's Green Party accuses Chancellor Merz and Finance Minister Klingbeil of breaking their promise to invest €500 billion in infrastructure and climate protection, alleging that funds are being diverted for budget balancing; the government denies this.
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52% Bias Score
Labour's Winter Fuel U-turn Shakes Market Confidence
The Labour government's unexpected reversal on its winter fuel policy, driven by internal political pressure, raises concerns about its commitment to fiscal responsibility, potentially impacting market confidence and future economic stability.
Labour's Winter Fuel U-turn Shakes Market Confidence
The Labour government's unexpected reversal on its winter fuel policy, driven by internal political pressure, raises concerns about its commitment to fiscal responsibility, potentially impacting market confidence and future economic stability.
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64% Bias Score
Labour's Economic Policies Cause Inflation Surge and Job Losses
Labour's economic policies have caused a surge in inflation and a 10% increase in unemployment, with the Employment Rights Bill projected to cost £5 billion and eliminate 50,000 jobs, creating a hostile environment for UK businesses.
Labour's Economic Policies Cause Inflation Surge and Job Losses
Labour's economic policies have caused a surge in inflation and a 10% increase in unemployment, with the Employment Rights Bill projected to cost £5 billion and eliminate 50,000 jobs, creating a hostile environment for UK businesses.
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80% Bias Score
US House Passes $3.8 Trillion Tax and Spending Bill, Adding to National Debt
The Republican-controlled US House passed a $3.8 trillion tax and spending bill on Thursday, increasing the national debt and including tax breaks, boosted military spending, stricter immigration enforcement, and cuts to social programs; the bill now heads to the Senate.
US House Passes $3.8 Trillion Tax and Spending Bill, Adding to National Debt
The Republican-controlled US House passed a $3.8 trillion tax and spending bill on Thursday, increasing the national debt and including tax breaks, boosted military spending, stricter immigration enforcement, and cuts to social programs; the bill now heads to the Senate.
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52% Bias Score
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