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Minnesota Supreme Court Sides with Democrats in House Quorum Dispute
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that a quorum in the state House of Representatives requires 68 members, siding with Democrats and potentially invalidating actions taken by the Republican majority since the session began due to a contested election result and ensuing power struggle.
Minnesota Supreme Court Sides with Democrats in House Quorum Dispute
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that a quorum in the state House of Representatives requires 68 members, siding with Democrats and potentially invalidating actions taken by the Republican majority since the session began due to a contested election result and ensuing power struggle.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Second Term: A Populist Victory with Constitutional Risks
Donald Trump won his second presidential term more convincingly than in 2016, winning the popular vote, by appealing to a diverse electorate with an aspirational vision of America while disregarding traditional norms and potentially creating constitutional crises.
Trump's Second Term: A Populist Victory with Constitutional Risks
Donald Trump won his second presidential term more convincingly than in 2016, winning the popular vote, by appealing to a diverse electorate with an aspirational vision of America while disregarding traditional norms and potentially creating constitutional crises.
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40% Bias Score
German Election: Immigrant Voters Shift Allegiances
Germany's upcoming election sees 7.1 million voters with immigration backgrounds showing shifting party loyalties, lower turnout, and increased support for the AfD and Sahra Wagenknecht's alliance, due to factors like perceived marginalization and the AfD's targeted messaging.
German Election: Immigrant Voters Shift Allegiances
Germany's upcoming election sees 7.1 million voters with immigration backgrounds showing shifting party loyalties, lower turnout, and increased support for the AfD and Sahra Wagenknecht's alliance, due to factors like perceived marginalization and the AfD's targeted messaging.
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44% Bias Score
Trump Visits Disaster-Stricken States, Sparking Debate on Relief Funding
President Trump will visit North Carolina and California to address disaster relief efforts following Hurricane Helene's flooding and wildfires, contrasting his approach with the Democrats' and Republicans' focus on spending cuts, while 13,000 North Carolina households utilize FEMA aid extended to M...
Trump Visits Disaster-Stricken States, Sparking Debate on Relief Funding
President Trump will visit North Carolina and California to address disaster relief efforts following Hurricane Helene's flooding and wildfires, contrasting his approach with the Democrats' and Republicans' focus on spending cuts, while 13,000 North Carolina households utilize FEMA aid extended to M...
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52% Bias Score
Germany's Fourth Snap Election: 2025
Germany holds its fourth snap election since 1949 due to a coalition government collapse, following precedents set in 1972, 1983, and 2005, where snap elections were triggered by political crises and votes of no confidence.
Germany's Fourth Snap Election: 2025
Germany holds its fourth snap election since 1949 due to a coalition government collapse, following precedents set in 1972, 1983, and 2005, where snap elections were triggered by political crises and votes of no confidence.
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36% Bias Score
Spanish Social Protection Decree Rejected Amidst Political Gridlock
The Spanish government's social protection decree, including pension increases, was rejected by the PP and Junts, creating a political crisis and potentially delaying crucial social programs; the government is exploring options to pass the decree.
Spanish Social Protection Decree Rejected Amidst Political Gridlock
The Spanish government's social protection decree, including pension increases, was rejected by the PP and Junts, creating a political crisis and potentially delaying crucial social programs; the government is exploring options to pass the decree.
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48% Bias Score
Sánchez Consolidates Power in PSOE Through Ministerial Appointments
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez strategically appointed three ministers—María Jesús Montero, Óscar López, and Pilar Alegría—as secretaries general of the PSOE in Andalusia, Madrid, and Aragon, respectively, bypassing primary elections to consolidate his control within the party, leaving only Cantabria ...
Sánchez Consolidates Power in PSOE Through Ministerial Appointments
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez strategically appointed three ministers—María Jesús Montero, Óscar López, and Pilar Alegría—as secretaries general of the PSOE in Andalusia, Madrid, and Aragon, respectively, bypassing primary elections to consolidate his control within the party, leaving only Cantabria ...
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52% Bias Score
Divided Opinions on Premier Smith's Mar-a-Lago Visit
Letters to the editor express sharply divided opinions on Premier Danielle Smith's visit to Mar-a-Lago to meet Donald Trump, with some condemning her actions as prioritizing Alberta's interests above Canada's, and others praising her proactive approach to protecting Alberta's economy.
Divided Opinions on Premier Smith's Mar-a-Lago Visit
Letters to the editor express sharply divided opinions on Premier Danielle Smith's visit to Mar-a-Lago to meet Donald Trump, with some condemning her actions as prioritizing Alberta's interests above Canada's, and others praising her proactive approach to protecting Alberta's economy.
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60% Bias Score
Germany Warns of AI-Powered Disinformation Campaign Targeting Bundestag Election
Ahead of the February 23rd Bundestag election, the Saxon Office for the Protection of the Constitution warns of disinformation campaigns using AI to create fake content, aiming to influence public opinion and undermine democratic institutions. Right-wing extremist actors are amplifying these efforts...
Germany Warns of AI-Powered Disinformation Campaign Targeting Bundestag Election
Ahead of the February 23rd Bundestag election, the Saxon Office for the Protection of the Constitution warns of disinformation campaigns using AI to create fake content, aiming to influence public opinion and undermine democratic institutions. Right-wing extremist actors are amplifying these efforts...
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40% Bias Score
Belarus 2025 Elections to Lack Independent Observers
The 2025 Belarusian elections will proceed without independent international observers, only featuring pro-Minsk and Moscow individuals, according to the European Platform for Democratic Elections (EPDE), who have identified about 360 'fake' observers and documented the Belarusian authorities' refus...
Belarus 2025 Elections to Lack Independent Observers
The 2025 Belarusian elections will proceed without independent international observers, only featuring pro-Minsk and Moscow individuals, according to the European Platform for Democratic Elections (EPDE), who have identified about 360 'fake' observers and documented the Belarusian authorities' refus...
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52% Bias Score
Germany's Existential Anxiety Over Trump's Return
John Kampfner's "In Search of Berlin" discusses Germany's anxiety over Trump's return, highlighting the existential nature of its relationship with the U.S. and the potential impact on German politics, contrasting it with France's approach.
Germany's Existential Anxiety Over Trump's Return
John Kampfner's "In Search of Berlin" discusses Germany's anxiety over Trump's return, highlighting the existential nature of its relationship with the U.S. and the potential impact on German politics, contrasting it with France's approach.
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52% Bias Score
Merz Signals Potential Cooperation with Far-Right AfD on Migration
Facing rising public concern over migration and the AfD's growing popularity, German conservative leader Friedrich Merz hinted at potential cooperation with the far-right party on stricter migration measures, a move that breaks a long-standing political taboo ahead of the February 23rd election.
Merz Signals Potential Cooperation with Far-Right AfD on Migration
Facing rising public concern over migration and the AfD's growing popularity, German conservative leader Friedrich Merz hinted at potential cooperation with the far-right party on stricter migration measures, a move that breaks a long-standing political taboo ahead of the February 23rd election.
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56% Bias Score
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