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25 Spanish ALS Patients Sue Government Over Law's Funding Shortfall
At least 25 Spanish ALS patients are filing a joint lawsuit against the government for failing to fully fund the recently approved ALS law, citing insufficient funding seven months post-approval and highlighting a previously filed individual lawsuit that gained media attention.
25 Spanish ALS Patients Sue Government Over Law's Funding Shortfall
At least 25 Spanish ALS patients are filing a joint lawsuit against the government for failing to fully fund the recently approved ALS law, citing insufficient funding seven months post-approval and highlighting a previously filed individual lawsuit that gained media attention.
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48% Bias Score
Polish Government Faces Confidence Vote Amidst Internal Tensions
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced a confidence vote for his government on Wednesday, June 11, resolving a scheduling dispute with the speaker of the Diet, Szymon Holownia, and highlighting internal tensions within the ruling coalition.
Polish Government Faces Confidence Vote Amidst Internal Tensions
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced a confidence vote for his government on Wednesday, June 11, resolving a scheduling dispute with the speaker of the Diet, Szymon Holownia, and highlighting internal tensions within the ruling coalition.
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36% Bias Score
Elon Musk's Drug Use During Trump Administration Raises Concerns
A New York Times investigation reveals that Elon Musk, while serving as a close advisor to Donald Trump, engaged in extensive drug use, including ketamine, ecstasy, and psychedelic mushrooms; his reported actions raise concerns about his judgment and fitness for office, particularly considering his ...
Elon Musk's Drug Use During Trump Administration Raises Concerns
A New York Times investigation reveals that Elon Musk, while serving as a close advisor to Donald Trump, engaged in extensive drug use, including ketamine, ecstasy, and psychedelic mushrooms; his reported actions raise concerns about his judgment and fitness for office, particularly considering his ...
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52% Bias Score
CRA Cuts 280 Permanent Jobs Amidst Federal Austerity
The Canada Revenue Agency is cutting up to 280 permanent positions, mainly in the National Capital Region, due to budget constraints, following the non-renewal of over 1,000 term contracts since 2024, resulting in over 3,000 job losses and concerns about service delivery.
CRA Cuts 280 Permanent Jobs Amidst Federal Austerity
The Canada Revenue Agency is cutting up to 280 permanent positions, mainly in the National Capital Region, due to budget constraints, following the non-renewal of over 1,000 term contracts since 2024, resulting in over 3,000 job losses and concerns about service delivery.
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44% Bias Score
Tanzania Warns of Social Media Hacking Amidst Global Cyberattacks
The Tanzanian government warned of increased social media hacking and misinformation after fake posts appeared on accounts mimicking official institutions; similar incidents have impacted countries like the US, India, Germany, Ukraine, and Kenya, highlighting a global cybersecurity challenge.
Tanzania Warns of Social Media Hacking Amidst Global Cyberattacks
The Tanzanian government warned of increased social media hacking and misinformation after fake posts appeared on accounts mimicking official institutions; similar incidents have impacted countries like the US, India, Germany, Ukraine, and Kenya, highlighting a global cybersecurity challenge.
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24% Bias Score
Federal Lawsuit Challenges Trump Administration's Humanities Funding Cuts
A federal lawsuit challenges the Trump administration's funding cuts to humanities programs, alleging that the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) exceeded its authority by terminating congressionally mandated funding and laying off over 80% of the National Endowment for the Humanities staff,...
Federal Lawsuit Challenges Trump Administration's Humanities Funding Cuts
A federal lawsuit challenges the Trump administration's funding cuts to humanities programs, alleging that the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) exceeded its authority by terminating congressionally mandated funding and laying off over 80% of the National Endowment for the Humanities staff,...
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48% Bias Score
Turkey Grants Diyanet Extensive Powers to Censor Religious Materials
A new Turkish law grants the Directorate of Religious Affairs (Diyanet) broad powers to review and ban Quran translations and other religious materials, raising concerns about censorship and freedom of expression.
Turkey Grants Diyanet Extensive Powers to Censor Religious Materials
A new Turkish law grants the Directorate of Religious Affairs (Diyanet) broad powers to review and ban Quran translations and other religious materials, raising concerns about censorship and freedom of expression.
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44% Bias Score
Tusk Calls for Confidence Vote Amidst Coalition Uncertainty After Polish Presidential Election
Following the defeat of his allied candidate in the Polish presidential runoff, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced a confidence vote for his coalition government on June 11th, raising concerns about its long-term stability given the incoming president's opposing political agenda.
Tusk Calls for Confidence Vote Amidst Coalition Uncertainty After Polish Presidential Election
Following the defeat of his allied candidate in the Polish presidential runoff, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced a confidence vote for his coalition government on June 11th, raising concerns about its long-term stability given the incoming president's opposing political agenda.
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44% Bias Score
Redeia Board Restructured: Government Appoints New Members, Retains Opposition Appointee
The Spanish government has appointed Arancha González Laya and Natalia Fabra to Redeia's board, unexpectedly retaining José María Abad (PP appointee) following a nationwide power outage on April 28th; the chair of the Appointments Committee resigned.
Redeia Board Restructured: Government Appoints New Members, Retains Opposition Appointee
The Spanish government has appointed Arancha González Laya and Natalia Fabra to Redeia's board, unexpectedly retaining José María Abad (PP appointee) following a nationwide power outage on April 28th; the chair of the Appointments Committee resigned.
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52% Bias Score
DDoS Attack Disrupts Greek High School Exams
A large-scale DDoS cyberattack on Greece's SYZEUXIS network on May 23, 2024, temporarily disabled access to the Ministry of Education's question bank, delaying high school graduation exams for two hours before access was restored using Taxinet credentials.
DDoS Attack Disrupts Greek High School Exams
A large-scale DDoS cyberattack on Greece's SYZEUXIS network on May 23, 2024, temporarily disabled access to the Ministry of Education's question bank, delaying high school graduation exams for two hours before access was restored using Taxinet credentials.
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36% Bias Score
Investigation into Chilean Non-profit ProCultura for Alleged Fraud
In June 2023, investigations into Chilean non-profit ProCultura, led by psychiatrist Alberto Larraín, began due to alleged fraud and money laundering of approximately \$6.3 million in public funds across seven regions, involving potential campaign contributions and leading to temporary closure and s...
Investigation into Chilean Non-profit ProCultura for Alleged Fraud
In June 2023, investigations into Chilean non-profit ProCultura, led by psychiatrist Alberto Larraín, began due to alleged fraud and money laundering of approximately \$6.3 million in public funds across seven regions, involving potential campaign contributions and leading to temporary closure and s...
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56% Bias Score
Peruvian Protestors Condemn Crime Surge, Blame Government Inaction
On May 14, 2025, hundreds protested in Lima against rising crime in Peru, blaming laws seen as aiding illicit activities like illegal mining; the protest, though with limited participation, highlighted public anger and demands for governmental change.
Peruvian Protestors Condemn Crime Surge, Blame Government Inaction
On May 14, 2025, hundreds protested in Lima against rising crime in Peru, blaming laws seen as aiding illicit activities like illegal mining; the protest, though with limited participation, highlighted public anger and demands for governmental change.
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48% Bias Score
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