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Australian Budget 2025: $17 Billion in Tax Cuts and Cost-of-Living Relief
Australia's 2025 federal budget includes $1.8 billion for energy bill rebates, $2.6 billion for aged care worker pay rises, $19 billion in student loan debt cuts, and $17 billion in tax cuts, averaging $2548 per taxpayer, aiming to address cost-of-living concerns ahead of the May election.
Australian Budget 2025: $17 Billion in Tax Cuts and Cost-of-Living Relief
Australia's 2025 federal budget includes $1.8 billion for energy bill rebates, $2.6 billion for aged care worker pay rises, $19 billion in student loan debt cuts, and $17 billion in tax cuts, averaging $2548 per taxpayer, aiming to address cost-of-living concerns ahead of the May election.
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44% Bias Score
Madrid Officials Testify in Case of Alleged Illegal Contract Splitting for School Renovations
A Madrid court heard testimony from three officials regarding the alleged illegal splitting of contracts for school renovations, primarily benefiting the Virelec group, revealing a chain of command that bypassed standard public bidding processes and potentially implicating Enrique Ossorio, the curre...
Madrid Officials Testify in Case of Alleged Illegal Contract Splitting for School Renovations
A Madrid court heard testimony from three officials regarding the alleged illegal splitting of contracts for school renovations, primarily benefiting the Virelec group, revealing a chain of command that bypassed standard public bidding processes and potentially implicating Enrique Ossorio, the curre...
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48% Bias Score
Spain Prioritizes Education, Research for EU's Global Role, Unlike EU Average
A Eurobarometer survey shows that Spanish citizens prioritize education and research (40%) for the EU's global role, contrasting with the EU average's focus on security and defense (36%). Spaniards also favor more EU action on public health (40%) than the average (25%).
Spain Prioritizes Education, Research for EU's Global Role, Unlike EU Average
A Eurobarometer survey shows that Spanish citizens prioritize education and research (40%) for the EU's global role, contrasting with the EU average's focus on security and defense (36%). Spaniards also favor more EU action on public health (40%) than the average (25%).
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32% Bias Score
Vox's Ultimatum Jeopardizes Murcia's Budget
Vox in Murcia is demanding the cancellation of a voluntary, 15-year-old Arabic language and culture program affecting 0.1% of students as a condition to support the regional budget, jeopardizing its approval and revealing the growing influence of far-right agendas in Spanish politics.
Vox's Ultimatum Jeopardizes Murcia's Budget
Vox in Murcia is demanding the cancellation of a voluntary, 15-year-old Arabic language and culture program affecting 0.1% of students as a condition to support the regional budget, jeopardizing its approval and revealing the growing influence of far-right agendas in Spanish politics.
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44% Bias Score
Russian Olympiad Finals: Six Cities, Eight Subjects
The Pokori Vorobyovi Gory Olympiad's final stage, held April 4-6 in six Russian cities, tests students in eight subjects over three days; winners receive preferential university admission.
Russian Olympiad Finals: Six Cities, Eight Subjects
The Pokori Vorobyovi Gory Olympiad's final stage, held April 4-6 in six Russian cities, tests students in eight subjects over three days; winners receive preferential university admission.
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32% Bias Score
Turkey: University Boycotts Follow Mayor's Detention
University students across Turkey boycotted classes and staged protests following the detention of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, demonstrating against perceived threats to academic freedom and expressing broader socio-economic concerns; the Education and Science Workers' Union (Eğitim-Sen) supports...
Turkey: University Boycotts Follow Mayor's Detention
University students across Turkey boycotted classes and staged protests following the detention of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, demonstrating against perceived threats to academic freedom and expressing broader socio-economic concerns; the Education and Science Workers' Union (Eğitim-Sen) supports...
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40% Bias Score
Supreme Court to Hear Case on LGBTQ+ Books in Schools
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case on April 22nd regarding a Maryland school district's use of LGBTQ+-inclusive children's books, including "Pride Puppy!", in its curriculum, after parents sued to opt their children out of lessons using the books, citing religious objections.
Supreme Court to Hear Case on LGBTQ+ Books in Schools
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case on April 22nd regarding a Maryland school district's use of LGBTQ+-inclusive children's books, including "Pride Puppy!", in its curriculum, after parents sued to opt their children out of lessons using the books, citing religious objections.
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44% Bias Score
Australia's 2024 Budget: $42 Billion Deficit, Focus on Cost of Living and Domestic Growth
Australia's 2024 budget projects a $42 billion deficit next year, focusing on cost-of-living relief, increased healthcare spending, and investments in education and "Future Made in Australia" initiatives, while aiming to reduce gross debt despite reaching over $1 trillion.
Australia's 2024 Budget: $42 Billion Deficit, Focus on Cost of Living and Domestic Growth
Australia's 2024 budget projects a $42 billion deficit next year, focusing on cost-of-living relief, increased healthcare spending, and investments in education and "Future Made in Australia" initiatives, while aiming to reduce gross debt despite reaching over $1 trillion.
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48% Bias Score
Rostec to Hire 1800 in Tula by 2030, Boosting Regional Defense Industry
Tula region Governor Dmitry Milyaev and Rostec CEO Sergey Chemezov discussed collaboration, focusing on Rostec's plan to hire 1800 regional college graduates by 2030, supporting research and development through various initiatives, and creating a new inter-university defense campus.
Rostec to Hire 1800 in Tula by 2030, Boosting Regional Defense Industry
Tula region Governor Dmitry Milyaev and Rostec CEO Sergey Chemezov discussed collaboration, focusing on Rostec's plan to hire 1800 regional college graduates by 2030, supporting research and development through various initiatives, and creating a new inter-university defense campus.
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40% Bias Score
Farage Accuses Teaching Unions of Indoctrination Following Doncaster Protest
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage attacked left-wing teaching unions for allegedly indoctrinating students, following a protest at his Doncaster mayoral candidate announcement event where eight anti-racist protesters disrupted the event; Farage vowed to confront the unions if his party gains power.
Farage Accuses Teaching Unions of Indoctrination Following Doncaster Protest
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage attacked left-wing teaching unions for allegedly indoctrinating students, following a protest at his Doncaster mayoral candidate announcement event where eight anti-racist protesters disrupted the event; Farage vowed to confront the unions if his party gains power.
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44% Bias Score
Massachusetts Teachers' Union Distributes Antisemitic Materials, Exposing Curriculum Oversight Gaps
The Massachusetts Teachers Association distributed antisemitic materials to its members, prompting a state house hearing and highlighting a lack of curriculum oversight in the state's education system, amid declining student test scores.
Massachusetts Teachers' Union Distributes Antisemitic Materials, Exposing Curriculum Oversight Gaps
The Massachusetts Teachers Association distributed antisemitic materials to its members, prompting a state house hearing and highlighting a lack of curriculum oversight in the state's education system, amid declining student test scores.
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56% Bias Score
Russian School Pays 500,000 Rubles for Bullying Inaction
A Khabarovsk school is paying 500,000 rubles to an eighth-grade girl after prolonged bullying due to the school's inaction; this highlights the prevalence of bullying and the need for improved response mechanisms.
Russian School Pays 500,000 Rubles for Bullying Inaction
A Khabarovsk school is paying 500,000 rubles to an eighth-grade girl after prolonged bullying due to the school's inaction; this highlights the prevalence of bullying and the need for improved response mechanisms.
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32% Bias Score
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