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Australia's Declining Wellbeing: Wealth Inequality and Policy Recommendations
A Monash University report reveals a concerning decline in the wealth of Australia's bottom 40% by almost a third since 2004, alongside worsening inequalities across various sectors, and suggests significant policy changes are needed to improve the country's overall wellbeing.
Australia's Declining Wellbeing: Wealth Inequality and Policy Recommendations
A Monash University report reveals a concerning decline in the wealth of Australia's bottom 40% by almost a third since 2004, alongside worsening inequalities across various sectors, and suggests significant policy changes are needed to improve the country's overall wellbeing.
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40% Bias Score
Inquest Investigates Death of Soldier Amidst Allegations of Harassment and Assault
A British inquest investigates the death of 19-year-old Royal Artillery Gunner Jaysley Beck, focusing on alleged harassment by Bombardier Ryan Mason and sexual assault by Warrant Officer Michael Webber, who was later promoted despite facing minor administrative action.
Inquest Investigates Death of Soldier Amidst Allegations of Harassment and Assault
A British inquest investigates the death of 19-year-old Royal Artillery Gunner Jaysley Beck, focusing on alleged harassment by Bombardier Ryan Mason and sexual assault by Warrant Officer Michael Webber, who was later promoted despite facing minor administrative action.
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60% Bias Score
Australian Universities Urged to Adopt IHRA Antisemitism Definition
An Australian parliamentary committee recommends universities adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's definition of antisemitism and suggests legislative changes to facilitate disciplinary action against those engaging in racial vilification, following reported antisemitic incidents...
Australian Universities Urged to Adopt IHRA Antisemitism Definition
An Australian parliamentary committee recommends universities adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's definition of antisemitism and suggests legislative changes to facilitate disciplinary action against those engaging in racial vilification, following reported antisemitic incidents...
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44% Bias Score
New Hampshire Transgender Girls Challenge Trump's School Sports Ban
Two transgender girls in New Hampshire are legally challenging President Trump's executive order banning transgender girls from school sports, arguing it violates their equal protection rights and Title IX, after a judge allowed them to amend their lawsuit which initially challenged a state law with...
New Hampshire Transgender Girls Challenge Trump's School Sports Ban
Two transgender girls in New Hampshire are legally challenging President Trump's executive order banning transgender girls from school sports, arguing it violates their equal protection rights and Title IX, after a judge allowed them to amend their lawsuit which initially challenged a state law with...
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44% Bias Score
Huelva's Industrial Pollution Linked to Elevated Heavy Metal Levels in Residents
A study of toenails from 55 Huelva residents reveals significantly higher levels of heavy metals, directly linking industrial pollution near phosphogypsum ponds and chemical plants to elevated health risks, evidenced by higher mortality rates from heart disease and cancer compared to national averag...
Huelva's Industrial Pollution Linked to Elevated Heavy Metal Levels in Residents
A study of toenails from 55 Huelva residents reveals significantly higher levels of heavy metals, directly linking industrial pollution near phosphogypsum ponds and chemical plants to elevated health risks, evidenced by higher mortality rates from heart disease and cancer compared to national averag...
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52% Bias Score
Malcolm X's Smethwick Visit: A Catalyst for British Race Relations
Malcolm X's 1965 visit to Smethwick, UK, exposed systemic racism, connecting the US civil rights movement with British anti-racist efforts, and contributing to the passage of the 1965 Race Relations Act; a mural commemorating the event will be unveiled.
Malcolm X's Smethwick Visit: A Catalyst for British Race Relations
Malcolm X's 1965 visit to Smethwick, UK, exposed systemic racism, connecting the US civil rights movement with British anti-racist efforts, and contributing to the passage of the 1965 Race Relations Act; a mural commemorating the event will be unveiled.
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48% Bias Score
UN Suspends Yemen Aid Operations After Staffer Dies in Houthi Custody
A United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) employee died Monday in a Yemeni prison three weeks after his detention by Houthi rebels, prompting the UN to suspend its humanitarian operations in Saada, impacting 350,000 people receiving aid and highlighting the ongoing security crisis in Yemen.
UN Suspends Yemen Aid Operations After Staffer Dies in Houthi Custody
A United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) employee died Monday in a Yemeni prison three weeks after his detention by Houthi rebels, prompting the UN to suspend its humanitarian operations in Saada, impacting 350,000 people receiving aid and highlighting the ongoing security crisis in Yemen.
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40% Bias Score
U.K. Immigration Guidance Bars Citizenship for Irregular Entry
The U.K. government's new immigration guidance, effective February 10th, 2025, bars citizenship for those entering the country irregularly, potentially violating international law and mirroring similar stricter policies introduced since the Labour party's 2024 election victory.
U.K. Immigration Guidance Bars Citizenship for Irregular Entry
The U.K. government's new immigration guidance, effective February 10th, 2025, bars citizenship for those entering the country irregularly, potentially violating international law and mirroring similar stricter policies introduced since the Labour party's 2024 election victory.
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56% Bias Score
Pressley Reintroduces H.R. 40 Amidst Rollback of Diversity Initiatives
Rep. Ayanna Pressley reintroduced H.R. 40, a bill to study and propose reparations for slavery and subsequent racial discrimination, on Wednesday, amidst a Trump administration rollback of diversity initiatives and despite previous White House opposition; the bill previously had 130 co-sponsors.
Pressley Reintroduces H.R. 40 Amidst Rollback of Diversity Initiatives
Rep. Ayanna Pressley reintroduced H.R. 40, a bill to study and propose reparations for slavery and subsequent racial discrimination, on Wednesday, amidst a Trump administration rollback of diversity initiatives and despite previous White House opposition; the bill previously had 130 co-sponsors.
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44% Bias Score
X Hate Speech Surges 50% Since Musk Takeover
A study reveals a 50% increase in hate speech on X since Elon Musk's takeover in October 2022, with hateful messages receiving 70% more likes; this contrasts with Musk's claims and raises concerns about the platform's role in shaping public attitudes.
X Hate Speech Surges 50% Since Musk Takeover
A study reveals a 50% increase in hate speech on X since Elon Musk's takeover in October 2022, with hateful messages receiving 70% more likes; this contrasts with Musk's claims and raises concerns about the platform's role in shaping public attitudes.
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36% Bias Score
Rio Carnival Costume Factory Fire Injures Workers, Two Weeks Before Event
A fire at a Rio de Janeiro costume factory injured at least ten workers seriously, impacting four samba schools participating in the Carnival parade; the factory lacked safety measures.
Rio Carnival Costume Factory Fire Injures Workers, Two Weeks Before Event
A fire at a Rio de Janeiro costume factory injured at least ten workers seriously, impacting four samba schools participating in the Carnival parade; the factory lacked safety measures.
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56% Bias Score
Mexico: 2024 Surge in Journalist Killings
In 2024, Mexico saw a surge in journalist killings, reaching five deaths—the highest in Latin America—compared to two in 2023, largely attributed to drug cartels and impunity; this follows a period of relative calm before the June 2024 elections.
Mexico: 2024 Surge in Journalist Killings
In 2024, Mexico saw a surge in journalist killings, reaching five deaths—the highest in Latin America—compared to two in 2023, largely attributed to drug cartels and impunity; this follows a period of relative calm before the June 2024 elections.
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36% Bias Score
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