French School Faces Funding Loss Over Teacher's YouTube Videos and Controversial Library Books
Shakeel Siddiq, a teacher at Al-Kindi school and YouTube personality, faces potential funding loss for his videos supporting a traditional interpretation of Islam and criticizing French policies, alongside concerns about books promoting jihad and traditional gender roles found in the school's librar...
French School Faces Funding Loss Over Teacher's YouTube Videos and Controversial Library Books
Shakeel Siddiq, a teacher at Al-Kindi school and YouTube personality, faces potential funding loss for his videos supporting a traditional interpretation of Islam and criticizing French policies, alongside concerns about books promoting jihad and traditional gender roles found in the school's librar...
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64% Bias Score
Supreme Court Rejects Wisconsin Parents' Challenge to School Transgender Policy
The Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal from Wisconsin parents challenging their school district's transgender support policy, citing the parents' lack of standing to sue due to an absence of demonstrated harm to their children; Justice Alito dissented, highlighting concerns about courts using ...
Supreme Court Rejects Wisconsin Parents' Challenge to School Transgender Policy
The Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal from Wisconsin parents challenging their school district's transgender support policy, citing the parents' lack of standing to sue due to an absence of demonstrated harm to their children; Justice Alito dissented, highlighting concerns about courts using ...
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40% Bias Score
Supreme Court Rejects Wisconsin Parents' Appeal on School Transgender Policy
The Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal from Wisconsin parents claiming their school district hid transgender support plans, citing the parents' lack of standing to sue because they couldn't prove the policy harmed their children; Justice Alito dissented.
Supreme Court Rejects Wisconsin Parents' Appeal on School Transgender Policy
The Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal from Wisconsin parents claiming their school district hid transgender support plans, citing the parents' lack of standing to sue because they couldn't prove the policy harmed their children; Justice Alito dissented.
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40% Bias Score
UK Condemns Taliban Ban on Female Medical Students in Afghanistan
The UK strongly condemned the Taliban's ban on female medical students in Afghanistan, calling it a "gross violation" of human rights and highlighting the negative impact on the country's healthcare system; Norway downgraded diplomatic ties with the Taliban in response.
UK Condemns Taliban Ban on Female Medical Students in Afghanistan
The UK strongly condemned the Taliban's ban on female medical students in Afghanistan, calling it a "gross violation" of human rights and highlighting the negative impact on the country's healthcare system; Norway downgraded diplomatic ties with the Taliban in response.
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56% Bias Score
Berlin Protests Against €500 Million in Social Service Cuts
Over 5,000 people protested in Berlin against planned social service cuts totaling over €500 million, despite the Senate's partial reversal of €48 million in cuts, with demonstrations continuing and facilities facing closure.
Berlin Protests Against €500 Million in Social Service Cuts
Over 5,000 people protested in Berlin against planned social service cuts totaling over €500 million, despite the Senate's partial reversal of €48 million in cuts, with demonstrations continuing and facilities facing closure.
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56% Bias Score
Dutch Education Budget Vote Postponed Amidst Coalition Disagreement
A parliamentary vote on the Dutch government's proposed €2 billion education budget cuts has been postponed due to ongoing negotiations between the ruling coalition and opposition parties, who remain deeply divided on several key issues despite some compromises.
Dutch Education Budget Vote Postponed Amidst Coalition Disagreement
A parliamentary vote on the Dutch government's proposed €2 billion education budget cuts has been postponed due to ongoing negotiations between the ruling coalition and opposition parties, who remain deeply divided on several key issues despite some compromises.
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36% Bias Score
Supreme Court Rejects Appeal of Boston School's Zip-Code Admissions Policy
The Supreme Court refused to hear a case challenging Boston public schools' zip-code admissions policy, which decreased the proportion of White and Asian American students admitted from 61% to 49%, leaving a lower court ruling that upheld the policy in place; the policy was adopted after the Supreme...
Supreme Court Rejects Appeal of Boston School's Zip-Code Admissions Policy
The Supreme Court refused to hear a case challenging Boston public schools' zip-code admissions policy, which decreased the proportion of White and Asian American students admitted from 61% to 49%, leaving a lower court ruling that upheld the policy in place; the policy was adopted after the Supreme...
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48% Bias Score
"Gender Theory": A Political Tool to Oppose Societal Change
The term "gender theory" is a political tool used by right-wing groups to oppose recent societal changes concerning gender identity, sexuality, and family models, despite widespread public acceptance of these changes.
"Gender Theory": A Political Tool to Oppose Societal Change
The term "gender theory" is a political tool used by right-wing groups to oppose recent societal changes concerning gender identity, sexuality, and family models, despite widespread public acceptance of these changes.
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44% Bias Score
"A Scuola di Inclusione" Promotes Social Inclusion Through Student-Led Projects
Bocconi University, Intesa Sanpaolo, Dynamo Camp, and Repubblica launched the second edition of "A Scuola di Inclusione," a project engaging 950 Italian high school students in developing projects combating social exclusion, awarding 40 Pcto/Civics credits, with a final awards ceremony in Brescia on...
"A Scuola di Inclusione" Promotes Social Inclusion Through Student-Led Projects
Bocconi University, Intesa Sanpaolo, Dynamo Camp, and Repubblica launched the second edition of "A Scuola di Inclusione," a project engaging 950 Italian high school students in developing projects combating social exclusion, awarding 40 Pcto/Civics credits, with a final awards ceremony in Brescia on...
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32% Bias Score
United Russia's Role in 19 New National Projects
United Russia claims involvement in developing 19 new national projects launching in 2024, emphasizing citizen oversight in construction and improvements to infrastructure, healthcare, and education, citing progress in school construction, daycare provision, road improvements, and healthcare facilit...
United Russia's Role in 19 New National Projects
United Russia claims involvement in developing 19 new national projects launching in 2024, emphasizing citizen oversight in construction and improvements to infrastructure, healthcare, and education, citing progress in school construction, daycare provision, road improvements, and healthcare facilit...
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Education Budget Talks Stall; \u20ac650 Million Proposal Rejected
Negotiations between the Dutch coalition and five opposition parties on the education budget failed to reach an agreement, leaving a \u20ac650 million proposal short of the opposition's demand for \u20ac1.3 billion in adjustments. Further talks are scheduled for Thursday.
Dutch Education Budget Talks Stall; \u20ac650 Million Proposal Rejected
Negotiations between the Dutch coalition and five opposition parties on the education budget failed to reach an agreement, leaving a \u20ac650 million proposal short of the opposition's demand for \u20ac1.3 billion in adjustments. Further talks are scheduled for Thursday.
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36% Bias Score
Sarkozy's False Claim on Teachers' Workload Sparks Outrage
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy's claim that primary school teachers work only 24 hours a week for six months a year sparked outrage, as it ignores the reality of their heavy workload: many work at least 43 hours weekly, including extra tasks, and 34 days during school breaks.
Sarkozy's False Claim on Teachers' Workload Sparks Outrage
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy's claim that primary school teachers work only 24 hours a week for six months a year sparked outrage, as it ignores the reality of their heavy workload: many work at least 43 hours weekly, including extra tasks, and 34 days during school breaks.
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36% Bias Score