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242 Million Students Globally Affected by Extreme Weather Disruptions in 2024
Extreme weather events disrupted the education of 242 million students globally in 2024, with the majority in low-income countries facing additional challenges like school closures and displacement, highlighting the urgent need for climate-resilient education systems.
242 Million Students Globally Affected by Extreme Weather Disruptions in 2024
Extreme weather events disrupted the education of 242 million students globally in 2024, with the majority in low-income countries facing additional challenges like school closures and displacement, highlighting the urgent need for climate-resilient education systems.
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28% Bias Score
Trump's Six-Week Rollback of DEI and International Cooperation
During his six-week period in power, Donald Trump dismantled diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies across the US government and corporations, withdrew from international agreements, and prioritized deregulation, thus reversing decades of progress in social justice and environmental protect...
Trump's Six-Week Rollback of DEI and International Cooperation
During his six-week period in power, Donald Trump dismantled diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies across the US government and corporations, withdrew from international agreements, and prioritized deregulation, thus reversing decades of progress in social justice and environmental protect...
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68% Bias Score
Record High Poverty in New York City Amidst Extreme Wealth
New York City's poverty rate has reached a record high of 25 percent, impacting over 2 million residents struggling with inflation and high costs of living, while the city boasts a high number of millionaires and billionaires.
Record High Poverty in New York City Amidst Extreme Wealth
New York City's poverty rate has reached a record high of 25 percent, impacting over 2 million residents struggling with inflation and high costs of living, while the city boasts a high number of millionaires and billionaires.
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56% Bias Score
Melbourne's Growing Suburbs Face Critical Shortage of Libraries and Aquatic Centers
Melbourne's outer suburbs face a critical shortage of libraries and aquatic centers due to underfunding, with rhyme time sessions regularly exceeding capacity and families being turned away; a funding boost of $300 million to $500 million is needed.
Melbourne's Growing Suburbs Face Critical Shortage of Libraries and Aquatic Centers
Melbourne's outer suburbs face a critical shortage of libraries and aquatic centers due to underfunding, with rhyme time sessions regularly exceeding capacity and families being turned away; a funding boost of $300 million to $500 million is needed.
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52% Bias Score
Lower Return on Higher Education in Spain Compared to Other European Countries
A Bank of Spain study reveals that while higher education boosts salaries in Spain, the return on investment is significantly lower than in Germany, France, and Italy, due to overqualification and a mismatch between university offerings and labor market demands.
Lower Return on Higher Education in Spain Compared to Other European Countries
A Bank of Spain study reveals that while higher education boosts salaries in Spain, the return on investment is significantly lower than in Germany, France, and Italy, due to overqualification and a mismatch between university offerings and labor market demands.
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20% Bias Score
U.S. Workers Express Significant Concerns Over AI's Job Impact
A Pew Research Center survey of 5,273 U.S. workers in October 2024 found that 52% are worried about AI's impact on jobs, with 37% of lower-income workers predicting job losses, compared to 26% of higher-income workers; 16% of workers currently use AI in their jobs, and those who do regularly tend to...
U.S. Workers Express Significant Concerns Over AI's Job Impact
A Pew Research Center survey of 5,273 U.S. workers in October 2024 found that 52% are worried about AI's impact on jobs, with 37% of lower-income workers predicting job losses, compared to 26% of higher-income workers; 16% of workers currently use AI in their jobs, and those who do regularly tend to...
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40% Bias Score
Italian Left urged to defend the struggling Middle Class
This article critiques the Italian left for neglecting the economic struggles of the middle class, arguing that their focus should shift towards protecting them from the impacts of immigration, inflation, and artificial intelligence, unlike the right which focuses on the working class.
Italian Left urged to defend the struggling Middle Class
This article critiques the Italian left for neglecting the economic struggles of the middle class, arguing that their focus should shift towards protecting them from the impacts of immigration, inflation, and artificial intelligence, unlike the right which focuses on the working class.
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56% Bias Score
UK's COVID-19 Response: Worse Outcomes Despite Higher Spending
Five years after the first COVID-19 lockdown, the UK's response is deemed worse than most developed nations; despite higher spending on economic aid, life expectancy fell, economic inactivity rose, homelessness doubled, and youth mental health worsened, disproportionately impacting the poor.
UK's COVID-19 Response: Worse Outcomes Despite Higher Spending
Five years after the first COVID-19 lockdown, the UK's response is deemed worse than most developed nations; despite higher spending on economic aid, life expectancy fell, economic inactivity rose, homelessness doubled, and youth mental health worsened, disproportionately impacting the poor.
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48% Bias Score
Record High Poverty in New York City Amidst Record Wealth
New York City's poverty rate has reached a record 25 percent, impacting over 2 million residents, while the city also boasts the world's highest number of millionaires and 60 billionaires, highlighting a stark economic disparity.
Record High Poverty in New York City Amidst Record Wealth
New York City's poverty rate has reached a record 25 percent, impacting over 2 million residents, while the city also boasts the world's highest number of millionaires and 60 billionaires, highlighting a stark economic disparity.
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52% Bias Score
Derry Council Seeks Funding Extension Amidst Disparity in Northern Ireland Football Fund Criteria
Derry City and Strabane District Council requested an extension to the March 14 deadline for the Northern Ireland Football Fund due to a perceived unfair 40% contribution requirement for council-owned grounds compared to a 5% requirement for privately owned clubs, jeopardizing projects like the Bran...
Derry Council Seeks Funding Extension Amidst Disparity in Northern Ireland Football Fund Criteria
Derry City and Strabane District Council requested an extension to the March 14 deadline for the Northern Ireland Football Fund due to a perceived unfair 40% contribution requirement for council-owned grounds compared to a 5% requirement for privately owned clubs, jeopardizing projects like the Bran...
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44% Bias Score
India's Shrinking Consumer Market and the Threat to Economic Growth
A new report reveals that while India has 1.4 billion people, only about 130-140 million have sufficient discretionary income, driving a 'premiumization' trend and raising concerns about the country's economic future due to stagnant middle-class wages and technological unemployment.
India's Shrinking Consumer Market and the Threat to Economic Growth
A new report reveals that while India has 1.4 billion people, only about 130-140 million have sufficient discretionary income, driving a 'premiumization' trend and raising concerns about the country's economic future due to stagnant middle-class wages and technological unemployment.
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48% Bias Score
Munich Over-Indebtedness Rises, Reversing Years-Long Decline
The percentage of over-indebted people in Munich, Germany, rose to 7.24 percent in 2023, reversing a downward trend since 2019, primarily due to inflation, rising rents, and post-recession job losses, disproportionately affecting certain districts like Milbertshofen-Am Hart.
Munich Over-Indebtedness Rises, Reversing Years-Long Decline
The percentage of over-indebted people in Munich, Germany, rose to 7.24 percent in 2023, reversing a downward trend since 2019, primarily due to inflation, rising rents, and post-recession job losses, disproportionately affecting certain districts like Milbertshofen-Am Hart.
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24% Bias Score
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