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UK Job Losses Exceed Predictions After Tax Increase
The UK's employment figures have fallen by 276,000 since Chancellor Rachel Reeves's tax-raising Budget, exceeding initial predictions and reaching the highest unemployment rate in almost four years; this contrasts with Reeves' claims of a 'fixed' economy and upcoming large government spending plans.
UK Job Losses Exceed Predictions After Tax Increase
The UK's employment figures have fallen by 276,000 since Chancellor Rachel Reeves's tax-raising Budget, exceeding initial predictions and reaching the highest unemployment rate in almost four years; this contrasts with Reeves' claims of a 'fixed' economy and upcoming large government spending plans.
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68% Bias Score
Spain's Pension System: Government Funding Fuels Debt Crisis
Government contributions to Spain's Social Security system to cover pension shortfalls account for over 80% of the rise in public debt since 2010, totaling €474.627 billion, prompting debate about the system's sustainability and government influence on the AIReF's assessment.
Spain's Pension System: Government Funding Fuels Debt Crisis
Government contributions to Spain's Social Security system to cover pension shortfalls account for over 80% of the rise in public debt since 2010, totaling €474.627 billion, prompting debate about the system's sustainability and government influence on the AIReF's assessment.
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64% Bias Score
Spain Lags in EU Recovery Fund Spending, Facing 2026 Deadline
Spain has spent only 40% of its nearly €80 billion in EU recovery funds by December 2024, lagging behind the EU average of 45%, necessitating accelerated spending in 2025-2026 to meet the August 2026 deadline; additional challenges include uncertainty surrounding the €80 billion in soft loans and po...
Spain Lags in EU Recovery Fund Spending, Facing 2026 Deadline
Spain has spent only 40% of its nearly €80 billion in EU recovery funds by December 2024, lagging behind the EU average of 45%, necessitating accelerated spending in 2025-2026 to meet the August 2026 deadline; additional challenges include uncertainty surrounding the €80 billion in soft loans and po...
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36% Bias Score
Senator Johnson Defies Trump, Opposes Budget Bill Over Insufficient Spending Cuts
Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson is publicly opposing the House GOP's budget reconciliation bill, despite President Trump's support, demanding deeper spending cuts to pre-pandemic levels; the bill proposes $1.5 trillion in cuts over ten years, which he considers insufficient.
Senator Johnson Defies Trump, Opposes Budget Bill Over Insufficient Spending Cuts
Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson is publicly opposing the House GOP's budget reconciliation bill, despite President Trump's support, demanding deeper spending cuts to pre-pandemic levels; the bill proposes $1.5 trillion in cuts over ten years, which he considers insufficient.
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40% Bias Score
Trump-Musk Feud Exposes Unsustainable US Debt Trajectory
The sudden public falling out between Donald Trump and Elon Musk, sparked by Musk's criticism of Trump's "big, beautiful bill", exposes the unsustainable trajectory of US national debt, projected to surpass 135% of GDP within the next decade, posing significant global economic risks.
Trump-Musk Feud Exposes Unsustainable US Debt Trajectory
The sudden public falling out between Donald Trump and Elon Musk, sparked by Musk's criticism of Trump's "big, beautiful bill", exposes the unsustainable trajectory of US national debt, projected to surpass 135% of GDP within the next decade, posing significant global economic risks.
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48% Bias Score
Italy's 2025 Tax Freedom Day: June 6th
Italy's 2025 tax freedom day falls on June 6th, signifying that the average citizen works 156 days to cover tax obligations; this is based on a projected GDP of €2,256 billion and €962.2 billion in tax revenue, according to the Cgia research office.
Italy's 2025 Tax Freedom Day: June 6th
Italy's 2025 tax freedom day falls on June 6th, signifying that the average citizen works 156 days to cover tax obligations; this is based on a projected GDP of €2,256 billion and €962.2 billion in tax revenue, according to the Cgia research office.
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36% Bias Score
UK Spending Review: Immediate Funding, Potential Future Tax Increases
The UK government's spending review allocates funds for extending the £3 bus fare cap, reinstating winter fuel payments for eligible pensioners, and expanding free school meals, but experts warn that future tax increases are likely due to increased spending and a lack of a detailed plan to address p...
UK Spending Review: Immediate Funding, Potential Future Tax Increases
The UK government's spending review allocates funds for extending the £3 bus fare cap, reinstating winter fuel payments for eligible pensioners, and expanding free school meals, but experts warn that future tax increases are likely due to increased spending and a lack of a detailed plan to address p...
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52% Bias Score
Trump's "Megabill" Risks US Debt Crisis
The "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," a U.S. legislative package combining tax cuts and increased spending, passed the House narrowly, increasing the national debt by $2.4 trillion over a decade and prompting concerns about a debt crisis, exacerbated by rising interest payments and reduced foreign inves...
Trump's "Megabill" Risks US Debt Crisis
The "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," a U.S. legislative package combining tax cuts and increased spending, passed the House narrowly, increasing the national debt by $2.4 trillion over a decade and prompting concerns about a debt crisis, exacerbated by rising interest payments and reduced foreign inves...
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60% Bias Score
Cooper's Funding Delay Highlights UK Budgetary Challenges
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper is the last minister negotiating a funding deal before Wednesday's Spending Review, impacting police recruitment plans and reflecting broader government budgetary constraints.
Cooper's Funding Delay Highlights UK Budgetary Challenges
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper is the last minister negotiating a funding deal before Wednesday's Spending Review, impacting police recruitment plans and reflecting broader government budgetary constraints.
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52% Bias Score
Griffin Warns of Trillion-Dollar Debt Increase from Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill
Citadel CEO Ken Griffin joined Elon Musk in criticizing President Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill," warning that it will add trillions to the national debt and potentially cause a US debt crisis, impacting global markets; the CBO estimates a $2.4 trillion increase over 10 years.
Griffin Warns of Trillion-Dollar Debt Increase from Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill
Citadel CEO Ken Griffin joined Elon Musk in criticizing President Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill," warning that it will add trillions to the national debt and potentially cause a US debt crisis, impacting global markets; the CBO estimates a $2.4 trillion increase over 10 years.
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52% Bias Score
Dutch Government Faces Tough Choices Amidst Mounting Economic and Political Pressures
The Dutch government is facing increasing pressure to make tough decisions on spending and long-term planning, with critical issues like nitrogen pollution, housing, and defense spending needing urgent resolution to avoid economic stagnation and societal unrest.
Dutch Government Faces Tough Choices Amidst Mounting Economic and Political Pressures
The Dutch government is facing increasing pressure to make tough decisions on spending and long-term planning, with critical issues like nitrogen pollution, housing, and defense spending needing urgent resolution to avoid economic stagnation and societal unrest.
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52% Bias Score
Catalan Used at Presidents' Conference Amidst Tensions
In Barcelona, President Salvador Illa opened the Conference of Presidents, advocating for co-official languages amidst tension with the PP; Madrid's president initially threatened to leave but remained after a brief departure, while the conference proceeded with speeches in multiple languages.
Catalan Used at Presidents' Conference Amidst Tensions
In Barcelona, President Salvador Illa opened the Conference of Presidents, advocating for co-official languages amidst tension with the PP; Madrid's president initially threatened to leave but remained after a brief departure, while the conference proceeded with speeches in multiple languages.
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36% Bias Score
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