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MacIntyre's Critique of Modern Ethics and the Rise of Arbitrary Rules
Alasdair MacIntyre's "After Virtue" critiques modern ethics' detachment from societal context, arguing that its focus on universal principles leads to arbitrary rule-making instead of inherent moral understanding, contrasting this with virtue ethics rooted in community and tradition.
MacIntyre's Critique of Modern Ethics and the Rise of Arbitrary Rules
Alasdair MacIntyre's "After Virtue" critiques modern ethics' detachment from societal context, arguing that its focus on universal principles leads to arbitrary rule-making instead of inherent moral understanding, contrasting this with virtue ethics rooted in community and tradition.
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44% Bias Score


A Gentleman in Moscow": Revolution's Human Cost
Showtime's "A Gentleman in Moscow", streaming on Paramount+, portrays Count Rostov's life in the Metropol Hotel after the 1917 Russian Revolution, showcasing the human cost of revolution through his relationships and the backdrop of Stalinist Russia.
A Gentleman in Moscow": Revolution's Human Cost
Showtime's "A Gentleman in Moscow", streaming on Paramount+, portrays Count Rostov's life in the Metropol Hotel after the 1917 Russian Revolution, showcasing the human cost of revolution through his relationships and the backdrop of Stalinist Russia.
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52% Bias Score


Dutch Museums Urge Faster Release of WWII Archives
Fourteen Dutch war museums are urging the Minister of Culture to expedite the release of World War II archives, fearing delays due to privacy concerns; this follows a delay in the release of the Central Archive for Special Jurisdiction (CABR) archive, highlighting the conflict between privacy and pu...
Dutch Museums Urge Faster Release of WWII Archives
Fourteen Dutch war museums are urging the Minister of Culture to expedite the release of World War II archives, fearing delays due to privacy concerns; this follows a delay in the release of the Central Archive for Special Jurisdiction (CABR) archive, highlighting the conflict between privacy and pu...
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32% Bias Score


Death of Clint Hill: Secret Service Agent's Legacy in Kennedy Assassination
Clint Hill, a former US Secret Service agent who protected Jackie Kennedy during the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas on November 22, 1963, died at age 93; his courageous actions are documented in the Zapruder film, and his later reflections highlight the lasting psychological im...
Death of Clint Hill: Secret Service Agent's Legacy in Kennedy Assassination
Clint Hill, a former US Secret Service agent who protected Jackie Kennedy during the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas on November 22, 1963, died at age 93; his courageous actions are documented in the Zapruder film, and his later reflections highlight the lasting psychological im...
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56% Bias Score


Mexico Celebrates National Flag Day
Mexico celebrates its national flag every February 24th, commemorating its 1821 creation by José Magdaleno Ocampo; its design, featuring an eagle on a nopal (cactus) and tricolor bands, represents the nation's history and identity; the flag is displayed differently depending on national events.
Mexico Celebrates National Flag Day
Mexico celebrates its national flag every February 24th, commemorating its 1821 creation by José Magdaleno Ocampo; its design, featuring an eagle on a nopal (cactus) and tricolor bands, represents the nation's history and identity; the flag is displayed differently depending on national events.
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20% Bias Score


Sydney's Coca-Cola Sign Gets Makeover for 50th Anniversary
Sydney's largest billboard, the 41-meter-wide Coca-Cola sign in Kings Cross, celebrated its 50th anniversary with a makeover, highlighting the enduring presence of iconic Australian advertising symbols alongside the stories of Arnott's, Skipping Girl Vinegar, the Nylex Clock, and others, showcasing ...
Sydney's Coca-Cola Sign Gets Makeover for 50th Anniversary
Sydney's largest billboard, the 41-meter-wide Coca-Cola sign in Kings Cross, celebrated its 50th anniversary with a makeover, highlighting the enduring presence of iconic Australian advertising symbols alongside the stories of Arnott's, Skipping Girl Vinegar, the Nylex Clock, and others, showcasing ...
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24% Bias Score

Diverse News: From Dancing Centenarian to Family Mystery
This week's news includes a 105-year-old's energetic dance, a fight to save a historic phone box, a woman's discovery of a lifelong family secret, and the story of Australia's first female combat troops.

Diverse News: From Dancing Centenarian to Family Mystery
This week's news includes a 105-year-old's energetic dance, a fight to save a historic phone box, a woman's discovery of a lifelong family secret, and the story of Australia's first female combat troops.
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16% Bias Score

Hannover Exhibition Showcases Pelikan's Impact on Writing History
A new exhibition in Hannover, Germany, at Pelikan's historic Tintenturm, explores the history of writing from quill pens to fountain pens, highlighting Pelikan's 1960 invention of the Pelikano, the first school fountain pen with ink cartridges, and the continued importance of handwriting in educatio...

Hannover Exhibition Showcases Pelikan's Impact on Writing History
A new exhibition in Hannover, Germany, at Pelikan's historic Tintenturm, explores the history of writing from quill pens to fountain pens, highlighting Pelikan's 1960 invention of the Pelikano, the first school fountain pen with ink cartridges, and the continued importance of handwriting in educatio...
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48% Bias Score

AfD's Strong Showing in German Election Sparks Concerns About Rise of Far-Right
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, with neo-Nazi links, won over 20% of the vote and more than 150 seats in Germany's recent Bundestag election, raising concerns about the normalization of far-right ideologies and historical parallels to the rise of Nazism.

AfD's Strong Showing in German Election Sparks Concerns About Rise of Far-Right
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, with neo-Nazi links, won over 20% of the vote and more than 150 seats in Germany's recent Bundestag election, raising concerns about the normalization of far-right ideologies and historical parallels to the rise of Nazism.
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52% Bias Score

WWII Artifacts Exhibit in Barnaul Showcases Personal Stories
Barnaul's City Museum hosts the "Victory: Artifacts. Documents" exhibit until March 3rd, featuring WWII artifacts including a harmonica that survived the war, veteran Ivan Sidorov's documents and personal effects, a wooden suitcase made in Marshal Zhukov's workshops, and a 1940s Leningrad gramophone...

WWII Artifacts Exhibit in Barnaul Showcases Personal Stories
Barnaul's City Museum hosts the "Victory: Artifacts. Documents" exhibit until March 3rd, featuring WWII artifacts including a harmonica that survived the war, veteran Ivan Sidorov's documents and personal effects, a wooden suitcase made in Marshal Zhukov's workshops, and a 1940s Leningrad gramophone...
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20% Bias Score

AI History Videos on TikTok: Inaccuracies and Concerns
Viral TikTok videos using AI to recreate historical scenes are criticized by historians for inaccuracies, raising concerns about misinformation and the role of AI in historical education; creators acknowledge the flaws but defend their work as artistic interpretations aimed at sparking curiosity.

AI History Videos on TikTok: Inaccuracies and Concerns
Viral TikTok videos using AI to recreate historical scenes are criticized by historians for inaccuracies, raising concerns about misinformation and the role of AI in historical education; creators acknowledge the flaws but defend their work as artistic interpretations aimed at sparking curiosity.
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48% Bias Score

Smithsonian Postpones WWII Air Exhibition to 2026
The Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum delayed the opening of its "World War II in the Air" exhibition, originally slated for 2024, until 2026 due to multiyear renovation delays; the exhibition includes photos of post-bombing Hiroshima and Nagasaki and a bomb casing but excludes victim images...

Smithsonian Postpones WWII Air Exhibition to 2026
The Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum delayed the opening of its "World War II in the Air" exhibition, originally slated for 2024, until 2026 due to multiyear renovation delays; the exhibition includes photos of post-bombing Hiroshima and Nagasaki and a bomb casing but excludes victim images...
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48% Bias Score
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