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Second Major Power Outage Hits Puerto Rico
A second island-wide power outage in four months plunged 1.4 million Puerto Ricans into darkness on Wednesday, affecting 76% of LUMA Energy's customers, and is expected to take two to three days to restore service to 90% of customers; the cause is under investigation.
Second Major Power Outage Hits Puerto Rico
A second island-wide power outage in four months plunged 1.4 million Puerto Ricans into darkness on Wednesday, affecting 76% of LUMA Energy's customers, and is expected to take two to three days to restore service to 90% of customers; the cause is under investigation.
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36% Bias Score
China to Open World's Tallest Bridge in June
China is set to open the world's tallest bridge, the Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, in June 2025, measuring 2,051 feet above river level in Guizhou province, part of a national infrastructure improvement plan to reduce travel time from two hours to one minute.
China to Open World's Tallest Bridge in June
China is set to open the world's tallest bridge, the Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, in June 2025, measuring 2,051 feet above river level in Guizhou province, part of a national infrastructure improvement plan to reduce travel time from two hours to one minute.
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44% Bias Score
Basque Y Railway Connection to Pamplona Delayed Pending Geological Surveys
Delays in geological surveys of the Aralar mountains postpone the Basque Y railway's connection to Pamplona, causing political tensions between the PNV and PSE-EE parties over the preferred route and potentially delaying the high-speed rail project's completion.
Basque Y Railway Connection to Pamplona Delayed Pending Geological Surveys
Delays in geological surveys of the Aralar mountains postpone the Basque Y railway's connection to Pamplona, causing political tensions between the PNV and PSE-EE parties over the preferred route and potentially delaying the high-speed rail project's completion.
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36% Bias Score
China's Deep Grip on UK Infrastructure Sparks Security Fears
China's extensive investments in UK infrastructure, spanning energy, water, telecommunications, and real estate, raise significant national security and economic dependence concerns, prompting government reviews and actions to reduce reliance on Chinese entities.
China's Deep Grip on UK Infrastructure Sparks Security Fears
China's extensive investments in UK infrastructure, spanning energy, water, telecommunications, and real estate, raise significant national security and economic dependence concerns, prompting government reviews and actions to reduce reliance on Chinese entities.
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56% Bias Score
Texas Regulations Threaten to Delay Trump's $500 Billion AI Initiative
Texas's new legislation imposing regulatory hurdles on data centers, including a potential 24-month approval process and increased costs, could significantly delay Donald Trump's Stargate AI initiative, a $500 billion joint venture aiming to build 20 data centers in Texas to compete with China, pote...
Texas Regulations Threaten to Delay Trump's $500 Billion AI Initiative
Texas's new legislation imposing regulatory hurdles on data centers, including a potential 24-month approval process and increased costs, could significantly delay Donald Trump's Stargate AI initiative, a $500 billion joint venture aiming to build 20 data centers in Texas to compete with China, pote...
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48% Bias Score
Roman Occupation's Enduring Economic Impact on Germany
Research comparing regions along the Roman Limes in Germany reveals that formerly Roman areas remain wealthier, more densely populated, and have higher rates of entrepreneurship than adjacent former Germanic territories, even after 1700 years, due to early urbanization and infrastructure.
Roman Occupation's Enduring Economic Impact on Germany
Research comparing regions along the Roman Limes in Germany reveals that formerly Roman areas remain wealthier, more densely populated, and have higher rates of entrepreneurship than adjacent former Germanic territories, even after 1700 years, due to early urbanization and infrastructure.
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52% Bias Score
China to Open World's Tallest Bridge in June
China's Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, nearing completion in Guizhou province, will become the world's tallest at 2,051 feet above river level, reducing travel time across the canyon from two hours to one minute; it's part of a nationwide infrastructure push.
China to Open World's Tallest Bridge in June
China's Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, nearing completion in Guizhou province, will become the world's tallest at 2,051 feet above river level, reducing travel time across the canyon from two hours to one minute; it's part of a nationwide infrastructure push.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Coalition Agrees on Spring Budget: Tax Cuts, Spending Cuts, and Postponed Decisions
The Netherlands' four coalition parties agreed on a spring financial statement that includes a €200 million energy tax cut, a two-year social housing rent freeze, a €1.1 billion increase in housing benefits, and postponements on funding for climate change and refugee accommodation until August.
Dutch Coalition Agrees on Spring Budget: Tax Cuts, Spending Cuts, and Postponed Decisions
The Netherlands' four coalition parties agreed on a spring financial statement that includes a €200 million energy tax cut, a two-year social housing rent freeze, a €1.1 billion increase in housing benefits, and postponements on funding for climate change and refugee accommodation until August.
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28% Bias Score
Dutch Government Increases Taxes, Delays Key Projects to Fund Railway
The Dutch government will increase income tax to fund the €1.9 billion Nedersaksen railway line, diverting funds from the Lelylijn and delaying other investments, including in healthcare; unemployment benefits will be reduced; and pressing issues like the nitrogen crisis are postponed until Prinsjes...
Dutch Government Increases Taxes, Delays Key Projects to Fund Railway
The Dutch government will increase income tax to fund the €1.9 billion Nedersaksen railway line, diverting funds from the Lelylijn and delaying other investments, including in healthcare; unemployment benefits will be reduced; and pressing issues like the nitrogen crisis are postponed until Prinsjes...
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40% Bias Score
Ontario Bolsters Economy Against U.S. Tariffs with Infrastructure and Trade Initiatives
Facing potential U.S. tariffs, Ontario's government plans to reduce interprovincial trade barriers, speed up mining approvals in the Ring of Fire, and build a tunnel under Highway 401, all while investing in the electric vehicle sector and citing the need for economic independence from the U.S.
Ontario Bolsters Economy Against U.S. Tariffs with Infrastructure and Trade Initiatives
Facing potential U.S. tariffs, Ontario's government plans to reduce interprovincial trade barriers, speed up mining approvals in the Ring of Fire, and build a tunnel under Highway 401, all while investing in the electric vehicle sector and citing the need for economic independence from the U.S.
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52% Bias Score
UK Seizes Steel Plant from Chinese Owner, Sparking National Security Review
The UK government took control of the Scunthorpe steel plant from Chinese owner Jingye after concerns over its business practices, prompting calls for a review of Chinese investment in UK infrastructure, raising national security concerns despite government claims that the incident is isolated.
UK Seizes Steel Plant from Chinese Owner, Sparking National Security Review
The UK government took control of the Scunthorpe steel plant from Chinese owner Jingye after concerns over its business practices, prompting calls for a review of Chinese investment in UK infrastructure, raising national security concerns despite government claims that the incident is isolated.
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48% Bias Score
DOT Terminates Texas High-Speed Rail Grant, Saving $60 Million
The U.S. Department of Transportation terminated a $63.9 million grant for a Texas high-speed rail project, saving over $60 million in taxpayer funds due to the project's unrealistic $40 billion cost estimate; Amtrak will focus on improving existing services.
DOT Terminates Texas High-Speed Rail Grant, Saving $60 Million
The U.S. Department of Transportation terminated a $63.9 million grant for a Texas high-speed rail project, saving over $60 million in taxpayer funds due to the project's unrealistic $40 billion cost estimate; Amtrak will focus on improving existing services.
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56% Bias Score
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