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Dutch Electoral Reform: 125 Regional Seats Proposed
The Dutch government is revising its electoral system, allocating 125 of 150 seats in the Second Chamber to regional candidates elected by province, with the remaining 25 nationally allocated. This change, supported by the governing coalition, aims to enhance the regional link between voters and rep...
Dutch Electoral Reform: 125 Regional Seats Proposed
The Dutch government is revising its electoral system, allocating 125 of 150 seats in the Second Chamber to regional candidates elected by province, with the remaining 25 nationally allocated. This change, supported by the governing coalition, aims to enhance the regional link between voters and rep...
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36% Bias Score
Democrat Suggests Broadening Media Outreach to Counter Low Approval Ratings
Michigan state Senator Mallory McMorrow advocates for the Democratic Party to engage with non-traditional media, like Joe Rogan's podcast, to counter its perception of elitism and address its historically low approval ratings (27-29% in recent polls).
Democrat Suggests Broadening Media Outreach to Counter Low Approval Ratings
Michigan state Senator Mallory McMorrow advocates for the Democratic Party to engage with non-traditional media, like Joe Rogan's podcast, to counter its perception of elitism and address its historically low approval ratings (27-29% in recent polls).
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36% Bias Score
Greece Plans Tax Cuts to Boost Middle Class Income
The Greek government is planning a permanent package of tax cuts and social security contribution reductions for the middle class, funded by increased tax revenue from reduced tax evasion; rating agencies view this positively but stress the importance of continued structural reforms for sustainable ...
Greece Plans Tax Cuts to Boost Middle Class Income
The Greek government is planning a permanent package of tax cuts and social security contribution reductions for the middle class, funded by increased tax revenue from reduced tax evasion; rating agencies view this positively but stress the importance of continued structural reforms for sustainable ...
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40% Bias Score
House GOP Divided on Proxy Voting Bill for New Parents
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna is challenging Speaker Mike Johnson's opposition to her proxy voting bill, which would allow new parents to vote remotely, securing enough signatures to bypass Republican leadership and potentially blocking their legislative agenda; the bill has sparked debate on constitutiona...
House GOP Divided on Proxy Voting Bill for New Parents
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna is challenging Speaker Mike Johnson's opposition to her proxy voting bill, which would allow new parents to vote remotely, securing enough signatures to bypass Republican leadership and potentially blocking their legislative agenda; the bill has sparked debate on constitutiona...
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56% Bias Score
AfD "Deportation Ticket" Investigation Dropped in Heidelberg
The Heidelberg prosecutor's office dropped its investigation into AfD's distribution of "deportation tickets" during the 2021 Bundestag election campaign due to lack of complaints; however, the government of Karlsruhe will investigate potential violations of the Landespressegesetz regarding the miss...
AfD "Deportation Ticket" Investigation Dropped in Heidelberg
The Heidelberg prosecutor's office dropped its investigation into AfD's distribution of "deportation tickets" during the 2021 Bundestag election campaign due to lack of complaints; however, the government of Karlsruhe will investigate potential violations of the Landespressegesetz regarding the miss...
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44% Bias Score
Pennsylvania Special Elections Maintain Partisan Divide
In Pennsylvania's special elections, Democrat Dan Goughnour secured a House seat, giving Democrats a narrow majority, while Democrat James Andrew Malone holds a close lead in a Senate race; these results maintain the existing partisan split in the state legislature.
Pennsylvania Special Elections Maintain Partisan Divide
In Pennsylvania's special elections, Democrat Dan Goughnour secured a House seat, giving Democrats a narrow majority, while Democrat James Andrew Malone holds a close lead in a Senate race; these results maintain the existing partisan split in the state legislature.
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44% Bias Score
Nova Scotia Government Expands Power, Faces Public Backlash
The Nova Scotia legislature's winter sitting saw the Progressive Conservative government pass multiple omnibus bills increasing executive power and reducing legislative oversight; however, public pressure led to some concessions.
Nova Scotia Government Expands Power, Faces Public Backlash
The Nova Scotia legislature's winter sitting saw the Progressive Conservative government pass multiple omnibus bills increasing executive power and reducing legislative oversight; however, public pressure led to some concessions.
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36% Bias Score
Trump Administration's Efficient West Virginia Flood Response
The Trump administration's response to the devastating February 15th West Virginia floods, resulting in two deaths and \$40 million in damages, has been lauded for its efficiency and focus on direct aid delivery, contrasting with previous administrations' approaches.
Trump Administration's Efficient West Virginia Flood Response
The Trump administration's response to the devastating February 15th West Virginia floods, resulting in two deaths and \$40 million in damages, has been lauded for its efficiency and focus on direct aid delivery, contrasting with previous administrations' approaches.
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76% Bias Score
Low Youth Voter Engagement Poses Challenge in Chile's Upcoming Presidential Election
With less than eight months until Chile's November 16th presidential election, young voters show surprising volatility and lack of commitment to any specific candidate, posing a major challenge for candidates due to the country's new automatic voter registration and mandatory voting laws.
Low Youth Voter Engagement Poses Challenge in Chile's Upcoming Presidential Election
With less than eight months until Chile's November 16th presidential election, young voters show surprising volatility and lack of commitment to any specific candidate, posing a major challenge for candidates due to the country's new automatic voter registration and mandatory voting laws.
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52% Bias Score
Naming a Merged GroenLinks and PvdA Party: A Dutch Political Branding Challenge
This article examines the difficulty of choosing a name for a potential merger between the Dutch political parties GroenLinks and PvdA, analyzing various options and their potential pitfalls, concluding that finding a suitable name is crucial for electoral success.
Naming a Merged GroenLinks and PvdA Party: A Dutch Political Branding Challenge
This article examines the difficulty of choosing a name for a potential merger between the Dutch political parties GroenLinks and PvdA, analyzing various options and their potential pitfalls, concluding that finding a suitable name is crucial for electoral success.
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56% Bias Score
AfD 'Deportation Ticket' Case Dropped by Heidelberg Prosecutors
The Heidelberg prosecutor's office dropped its investigation into AfD's distribution of flyers resembling "deportation tickets" during the 2021 Bundestag election campaign due to lack of a victim's complaint, despite witness accounts. The possibility of a different interpretation of the flyer's inte...
AfD 'Deportation Ticket' Case Dropped by Heidelberg Prosecutors
The Heidelberg prosecutor's office dropped its investigation into AfD's distribution of flyers resembling "deportation tickets" during the 2021 Bundestag election campaign due to lack of a victim's complaint, despite witness accounts. The possibility of a different interpretation of the flyer's inte...
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40% Bias Score
Thuringian Parliament to Vote on 700 Budget Amendments, Facing 220 Million Euro Deficit
The Thuringian state parliament's budget committee will vote on approximately 700 amendments to the 13.98 billion euro state budget on Thursday, with a projected deficit of 220 million euros, primarily driven by a new coalition's 155 million euro municipal package and delayed debt repayment.
Thuringian Parliament to Vote on 700 Budget Amendments, Facing 220 Million Euro Deficit
The Thuringian state parliament's budget committee will vote on approximately 700 amendments to the 13.98 billion euro state budget on Thursday, with a projected deficit of 220 million euros, primarily driven by a new coalition's 155 million euro municipal package and delayed debt repayment.
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36% Bias Score
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