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Coalition Budget Plan: Short-Term Deficit Increase, Long-Term Improvement Projected
The Coalition's election plan forecasts a $7.9 billion increase in federal budget deficits over the next two years, followed by a $13.9 billion improvement over the next four years, achieved through reduced government spending and a hiring freeze impacting 41,000 public servants.
Coalition Budget Plan: Short-Term Deficit Increase, Long-Term Improvement Projected
The Coalition's election plan forecasts a $7.9 billion increase in federal budget deficits over the next two years, followed by a $13.9 billion improvement over the next four years, achieved through reduced government spending and a hiring freeze impacting 41,000 public servants.
Progress
56% Bias Score
Mexico's Bank of Mexico Transfers Smaller-Than-Expected Surplus to Government
The Bank of Mexico will transfer a 17.994 billion pesos operating surplus to the Mexican government in April 2024, significantly less than analysts' predictions, due to exchange rate fluctuations and lower-than-expected economic growth; this amount will be used to offset past losses and bolster capi...
Mexico's Bank of Mexico Transfers Smaller-Than-Expected Surplus to Government
The Bank of Mexico will transfer a 17.994 billion pesos operating surplus to the Mexican government in April 2024, significantly less than analysts' predictions, due to exchange rate fluctuations and lower-than-expected economic growth; this amount will be used to offset past losses and bolster capi...
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48% Bias Score
White House to Defund Social Security Advisory Board
The White House plans to eliminate the \$3 million annual budget of the bipartisan Social Security Advisory Board, ceasing its independent research and analysis on the \$1.4 trillion program serving 73 million Americans, reflecting a broader trend of budget cuts and silencing independent government ...
White House to Defund Social Security Advisory Board
The White House plans to eliminate the \$3 million annual budget of the bipartisan Social Security Advisory Board, ceasing its independent research and analysis on the \$1.4 trillion program serving 73 million Americans, reflecting a broader trend of budget cuts and silencing independent government ...
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52% Bias Score
Dutch Rent Freeze: €1.1 Billion Compensation Deemed Insufficient
The Dutch government will compensate housing corporations with €1.1 billion over three years for a two-year freeze on social rents, starting July 1st, 2026, but corporations say this is insufficient, threatening 30,000 planned new social housing units and energy efficiency upgrades, while the govern...
Dutch Rent Freeze: €1.1 Billion Compensation Deemed Insufficient
The Dutch government will compensate housing corporations with €1.1 billion over three years for a two-year freeze on social rents, starting July 1st, 2026, but corporations say this is insufficient, threatening 30,000 planned new social housing units and energy efficiency upgrades, while the govern...
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56% Bias Score
FDR's Legacy Under Scrutiny Amidst Anti-Big Government Push
Eighty years after President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's death in Warm Springs, Georgia, his legacy of expansive government programs is being debated in light of President Trump's anti-big government policies, causing concern about the future of social safety nets and economic stability.
FDR's Legacy Under Scrutiny Amidst Anti-Big Government Push
Eighty years after President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's death in Warm Springs, Georgia, his legacy of expansive government programs is being debated in light of President Trump's anti-big government policies, causing concern about the future of social safety nets and economic stability.
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56% Bias Score
Biden Condemns Trump Administration's Social Security Cuts
Former President Biden criticized the Trump administration's social security policies in a Chicago speech, highlighting approximately $72 billion in improper payments and the potential impact of 7,000 job cuts at the Social Security Administration under Elon Musk's leadership, while the Trump admini...
Biden Condemns Trump Administration's Social Security Cuts
Former President Biden criticized the Trump administration's social security policies in a Chicago speech, highlighting approximately $72 billion in improper payments and the potential impact of 7,000 job cuts at the Social Security Administration under Elon Musk's leadership, while the Trump admini...
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48% Bias Score
Trump Administration Withholds $436.87 Billion in Congressionally Approved Funding
The Trump administration has withheld at least $436.87 billion in congressionally approved funding, impacting programs like the State Department ($42 billion), Transportation Department ($62 billion+), and the Natural Resources Conservation Service ($10 billion+), citing Elon Musk's Department of Go...
Trump Administration Withholds $436.87 Billion in Congressionally Approved Funding
The Trump administration has withheld at least $436.87 billion in congressionally approved funding, impacting programs like the State Department ($42 billion), Transportation Department ($62 billion+), and the Natural Resources Conservation Service ($10 billion+), citing Elon Musk's Department of Go...
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60% Bias Score
Trillion-Dollar Regulatory Burden Impacts US Economy
US federal regulation costs exceed \$2 trillion annually, adding to a \$7 trillion budget, impacting the economy through formal rules and informal agency actions, with potential for future expansion during crises.
Trillion-Dollar Regulatory Burden Impacts US Economy
US federal regulation costs exceed \$2 trillion annually, adding to a \$7 trillion budget, impacting the economy through formal rules and informal agency actions, with potential for future expansion during crises.
Progress
56% Bias Score
Global Government Debt to Exceed Pandemic Levels by 2030: IMF
The IMF's Fiscal Monitor projects global government debt to reach 95.1 percent of global GDP in 2024, driven by the trade war, rising geopolitical tensions, and higher interest rates, exceeding pandemic levels by the end of the decade.
Global Government Debt to Exceed Pandemic Levels by 2030: IMF
The IMF's Fiscal Monitor projects global government debt to reach 95.1 percent of global GDP in 2024, driven by the trade war, rising geopolitical tensions, and higher interest rates, exceeding pandemic levels by the end of the decade.
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40% Bias Score
England Fire Services Face £20 Million Funding Shortfall
England's fire services face a £20 million funding shortfall after receiving only half the compensation given to police for National Insurance contribution increases, impacting operational capacity and potentially public safety.
England Fire Services Face £20 Million Funding Shortfall
England's fire services face a £20 million funding shortfall after receiving only half the compensation given to police for National Insurance contribution increases, impacting operational capacity and potentially public safety.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Biden Accuses Trump Administration of Social Security Damage
Former US President Joe Biden accused the Trump administration of causing "damage and destruction" to the social security system through planned job cuts at the SSA, impacting 70 million Americans and resulting in website outages and unanswered phone lines; the White House responded by calling Biden...
Biden Accuses Trump Administration of Social Security Damage
Former US President Joe Biden accused the Trump administration of causing "damage and destruction" to the social security system through planned job cuts at the SSA, impacting 70 million Americans and resulting in website outages and unanswered phone lines; the White House responded by calling Biden...
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56% Bias Score
Dutch Childcare Costs to Soar for Low-Income Families in 2026
In 2026, Dutch low-income families will pay significantly more for childcare due to the government's decision not to increase subsidies despite rising costs, a move projected to save €254 million, while higher-income families will see reduced costs.
Dutch Childcare Costs to Soar for Low-Income Families in 2026
In 2026, Dutch low-income families will pay significantly more for childcare due to the government's decision not to increase subsidies despite rising costs, a move projected to save €254 million, while higher-income families will see reduced costs.
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56% Bias Score
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