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UK Taxpayer Money Funds Illegal Immigrants' Meals and Accommodation
A UK efficiency audit revealed that local authorities are using taxpayer money to provide meals from restaurants like Nando's and Domino's, and accommodation for illegal immigrants, prompting public anger and calls for reform.
UK Taxpayer Money Funds Illegal Immigrants' Meals and Accommodation
A UK efficiency audit revealed that local authorities are using taxpayer money to provide meals from restaurants like Nando's and Domino's, and accommodation for illegal immigrants, prompting public anger and calls for reform.
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80% Bias Score


Texas Flash Floods Kill 120, Sparking Debate on Disaster Response"
Deadly flash floods in Kerrville, Texas on July 4th resulted in at least 120 deaths, including dozens of children, raising questions about the adequacy of warnings and the impact of federal spending cuts on disaster preparedness.
Texas Flash Floods Kill 120, Sparking Debate on Disaster Response"
Deadly flash floods in Kerrville, Texas on July 4th resulted in at least 120 deaths, including dozens of children, raising questions about the adequacy of warnings and the impact of federal spending cuts on disaster preparedness.
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64% Bias Score


Texas Overhauls \$100 Million Anti-Abortion Program Amidst Mismanagement Concerns
Texas is reforming its \$100 million-a-year Thriving Texas Families program, which funds organizations offering alternatives to abortion, after an investigation revealed financial mismanagement and lack of oversight, resulting in new rules requiring expense documentation and cost-reimbursement.
Texas Overhauls \$100 Million Anti-Abortion Program Amidst Mismanagement Concerns
Texas is reforming its \$100 million-a-year Thriving Texas Families program, which funds organizations offering alternatives to abortion, after an investigation revealed financial mismanagement and lack of oversight, resulting in new rules requiring expense documentation and cost-reimbursement.
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44% Bias Score


UK Economy Shrinks for Second Month, Defying Analysts' Predictions
The UK economy contracted by 0.1% in May, marking the second consecutive month of decline, driven by a fall in manufacturing and weak retail sales, defying analysts' expectations and raising concerns about the government's economic priorities.
UK Economy Shrinks for Second Month, Defying Analysts' Predictions
The UK economy contracted by 0.1% in May, marking the second consecutive month of decline, driven by a fall in manufacturing and weak retail sales, defying analysts' expectations and raising concerns about the government's economic priorities.
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48% Bias Score


French Government Strengthens Prefects' Role to Improve Public Service Efficiency
French Prime Minister François Bayrou announced a reform strengthening prefects' roles to improve public service delivery and spending efficiency, involving increased coordination of state actions at the local level and a new decree to be presented by the end of July.
French Government Strengthens Prefects' Role to Improve Public Service Efficiency
French Prime Minister François Bayrou announced a reform strengthening prefects' roles to improve public service delivery and spending efficiency, involving increased coordination of state actions at the local level and a new decree to be presented by the end of July.
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48% Bias Score


DNC Chair Calls Trump Spending Bill "Bulls---," Predicts GOP Midterm Losses
DNC Chairman Ken Martin called President Trump's $3.3 trillion government spending bill "bulls---" during an MSNBC interview on Thursday, ahead of its final congressional passage, framing Republican support as a "betrayal" and predicting negative consequences for the GOP in the upcoming midterm elec...
DNC Chair Calls Trump Spending Bill "Bulls---," Predicts GOP Midterm Losses
DNC Chairman Ken Martin called President Trump's $3.3 trillion government spending bill "bulls---" during an MSNBC interview on Thursday, ahead of its final congressional passage, framing Republican support as a "betrayal" and predicting negative consequences for the GOP in the upcoming midterm elec...
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60% Bias Score

Lower Saxony's Parliamentary Groups Paid Over €1.1 Million in Allowances in 2024
Lower Saxony's four main parliamentary groups spent over €1.1 million on allowances for key members in 2024, with the SPD and CDU having the highest payouts, while the AfD had the highest per-capita spending and the Greens the lowest, prompting criticism for excessive spending from the Association o...

Lower Saxony's Parliamentary Groups Paid Over €1.1 Million in Allowances in 2024
Lower Saxony's four main parliamentary groups spent over €1.1 million on allowances for key members in 2024, with the SPD and CDU having the highest payouts, while the AfD had the highest per-capita spending and the Greens the lowest, prompting criticism for excessive spending from the Association o...
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48% Bias Score

UK Faces Looming Debt Crisis Amidst Economic Slowdown
The UK's May GDP fell further, while the OBR forecasts a potential tripling of national debt by 2075, highlighting unsustainable fiscal practices and the need for drastic changes in the upcoming budget.

UK Faces Looming Debt Crisis Amidst Economic Slowdown
The UK's May GDP fell further, while the OBR forecasts a potential tripling of national debt by 2075, highlighting unsustainable fiscal practices and the need for drastic changes in the upcoming budget.
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56% Bias Score

Opioid Settlement Funds: Concerns Rise Over Misuse and Lack of Oversight
State attorneys general secured billions in opioid settlements, but concerns exist about their use, prompting a crowdsourced database to track potential misuse and advocate for better oversight. The database, launched by the Opioid Policy Institute and Popular Democracy, already includes about 150 e...

Opioid Settlement Funds: Concerns Rise Over Misuse and Lack of Oversight
State attorneys general secured billions in opioid settlements, but concerns exist about their use, prompting a crowdsourced database to track potential misuse and advocate for better oversight. The database, launched by the Opioid Policy Institute and Popular Democracy, already includes about 150 e...
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48% Bias Score

Russia's Budget Deficit Soars to 3.694 Trillion Rubles in First Half of 2025
Russia's federal budget deficit totaled 3.694 trillion rubles (1.7% of GDP) in the first half of 2025, exceeding initial projections due to increased government spending (20.2% rise) despite a 2.8% revenue increase. Independent analysts express concerns, citing a 78% deficit surge in Q2 and potentia...

Russia's Budget Deficit Soars to 3.694 Trillion Rubles in First Half of 2025
Russia's federal budget deficit totaled 3.694 trillion rubles (1.7% of GDP) in the first half of 2025, exceeding initial projections due to increased government spending (20.2% rise) despite a 2.8% revenue increase. Independent analysts express concerns, citing a 78% deficit surge in Q2 and potentia...
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28% Bias Score

Dutch Government Spends €2.4 Million on Diversity Policies, Effectiveness Questioned
The Dutch government spent over €2.4 million on diversity and inclusion policies in 2023, with the Council for the Judiciary spending €500,000, raising concerns about effectiveness and potential overreach as illustrated by the Social Insurance Bank removing artwork deemed potentially offensive.

Dutch Government Spends €2.4 Million on Diversity Policies, Effectiveness Questioned
The Dutch government spent over €2.4 million on diversity and inclusion policies in 2023, with the Council for the Judiciary spending €500,000, raising concerns about effectiveness and potential overreach as illustrated by the Social Insurance Bank removing artwork deemed potentially offensive.
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68% Bias Score

Contrasting Trends in Greek Economy: Infrastructure Investment vs. EU Funding Inefficiencies
Greece shows signs of economic acceleration, with the €5.18 million PYRKAL campus compensation, 45.6 million highway passages generating €172.7 million revenue, and €7 million Germanos profits returned to OTE. However, European Public Prosecutor's Office investigations into OPKEPE reveal deep-seated...

Contrasting Trends in Greek Economy: Infrastructure Investment vs. EU Funding Inefficiencies
Greece shows signs of economic acceleration, with the €5.18 million PYRKAL campus compensation, 45.6 million highway passages generating €172.7 million revenue, and €7 million Germanos profits returned to OTE. However, European Public Prosecutor's Office investigations into OPKEPE reveal deep-seated...
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44% Bias Score
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