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Congress Passes Bill to Prevent Child Abuse in Residential Facilities
The Stop Institutional Child Abuse Act, spearheaded by Paris Hilton, passed Congress with bipartisan support, creating a federal oversight group for youth residential programs and seeking recommendations on improving state oversight to prevent child abuse.
Congress Passes Bill to Prevent Child Abuse in Residential Facilities
The Stop Institutional Child Abuse Act, spearheaded by Paris Hilton, passed Congress with bipartisan support, creating a federal oversight group for youth residential programs and seeking recommendations on improving state oversight to prevent child abuse.
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36% Bias Score
White House Urges Congress for Expanded Drone Regulation Authority
Amidst rising public concern over numerous drone sightings across East Coast states, the White House is pushing for Congress to pass legislation granting expanded authority to federal, state, and local governments to regulate drones, while asserting that current investigations reveal no national sec...
White House Urges Congress for Expanded Drone Regulation Authority
Amidst rising public concern over numerous drone sightings across East Coast states, the White House is pushing for Congress to pass legislation granting expanded authority to federal, state, and local governments to regulate drones, while asserting that current investigations reveal no national sec...
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40% Bias Score
28 New European Parliament Intergroups Launched, Reflecting Shifting Priorities
The European Parliament's tenth legislative term features 28 new intergroups, informal MEP networks focusing on various issues, reflecting evolving priorities and the rise of new concerns such as mental health and resilience, while others focused on specific regions or policies have dissolved.
28 New European Parliament Intergroups Launched, Reflecting Shifting Priorities
The European Parliament's tenth legislative term features 28 new intergroups, informal MEP networks focusing on various issues, reflecting evolving priorities and the rise of new concerns such as mental health and resilience, while others focused on specific regions or policies have dissolved.
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32% Bias Score
Putin Signs Laws Increasing Penalties for Financial Fraud and Debt Collection Abuse
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed laws increasing penalties for financial fraud and abusive debt collection, expanding pension eligibility in new regions, and regulating data transparency during wartime.
Putin Signs Laws Increasing Penalties for Financial Fraud and Debt Collection Abuse
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed laws increasing penalties for financial fraud and abusive debt collection, expanding pension eligibility in new regions, and regulating data transparency during wartime.
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24% Bias Score
Ontario Unveils Plan to Clear Homeless Encampments with Stricter Laws and Increased Funding
Ontario introduces legislation increasing penalties for trespassing and banning public drug use to clear homeless encampments, while investing $75.5 million in shelters and housing, aiming to resolve conflicts with court rulings that prevent evictions without adequate alternatives.
Ontario Unveils Plan to Clear Homeless Encampments with Stricter Laws and Increased Funding
Ontario introduces legislation increasing penalties for trespassing and banning public drug use to clear homeless encampments, while investing $75.5 million in shelters and housing, aiming to resolve conflicts with court rulings that prevent evictions without adequate alternatives.
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52% Bias Score
French Senate Faces Deadline on Restaurant Voucher Law
The French Senate faces a December 31st deadline to extend a law allowing restaurant vouchers in supermarkets, affecting 5.4 million employees; a legislative deadlock caused by the recent government censure complicates the process.
French Senate Faces Deadline on Restaurant Voucher Law
The French Senate faces a December 31st deadline to extend a law allowing restaurant vouchers in supermarkets, affecting 5.4 million employees; a legislative deadlock caused by the recent government censure complicates the process.
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48% Bias Score
England Tightens Home-Schooling Rules After Sara Sharif Murder
England will introduce stricter home-schooling regulations, including registers for children not in school and increased scrutiny of parents, in response to the murder of 10-year-old Sara Sharif, who was homeschooled despite prior social services concerns. The bill also proposes a unique identifier ...
England Tightens Home-Schooling Rules After Sara Sharif Murder
England will introduce stricter home-schooling regulations, including registers for children not in school and increased scrutiny of parents, in response to the murder of 10-year-old Sara Sharif, who was homeschooled despite prior social services concerns. The bill also proposes a unique identifier ...
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48% Bias Score
Spain to revise right-to-reply law, targeting influential social media users
The Spanish government is reforming its 1984 right-to-reply law, targeting social media users with significant followings who spread misinformation. The changes aim to streamline the process, making it easier to correct false information online and improve the quality of public debate.
Spain to revise right-to-reply law, targeting influential social media users
The Spanish government is reforming its 1984 right-to-reply law, targeting social media users with significant followings who spread misinformation. The changes aim to streamline the process, making it easier to correct false information online and improve the quality of public debate.
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56% Bias Score
Big Puff" Vapes Threaten UK's Efforts to Curb E-Waste
The UK is facing a rapid increase in the use of "big puff" vapes, which contain up to 6,000 puffs, are significantly cheaper than standard vapes and are especially popular among teenagers, despite an upcoming ban on disposable vapes. This, coupled with insufficient recycling infrastructure, raises m...
Big Puff" Vapes Threaten UK's Efforts to Curb E-Waste
The UK is facing a rapid increase in the use of "big puff" vapes, which contain up to 6,000 puffs, are significantly cheaper than standard vapes and are especially popular among teenagers, despite an upcoming ban on disposable vapes. This, coupled with insufficient recycling infrastructure, raises m...
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44% Bias Score
New Jersey Considers Climate Superfund to Make Polluters Pay
New Jersey lawmakers are considering a bill to create a Climate Superfund, charging oil and gas companies fees to fund climate change adaptation programs, a move opposed by the state's business lobby and mirroring similar efforts in other states.
New Jersey Considers Climate Superfund to Make Polluters Pay
New Jersey lawmakers are considering a bill to create a Climate Superfund, charging oil and gas companies fees to fund climate change adaptation programs, a move opposed by the state's business lobby and mirroring similar efforts in other states.
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40% Bias Score
Texas Proposes State Bitcoin Reserve
Texas Representative Giovanni Capriglione introduced a bill to establish a state bitcoin reserve, accepting bitcoin for taxes and donations, to enhance fiscal stability and promote bitcoin innovation; this follows similar proposals in other states and countries.
Texas Proposes State Bitcoin Reserve
Texas Representative Giovanni Capriglione introduced a bill to establish a state bitcoin reserve, accepting bitcoin for taxes and donations, to enhance fiscal stability and promote bitcoin innovation; this follows similar proposals in other states and countries.
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40% Bias Score
Scotland to Jail Polluters' Bosses: Ecocide Bill Advances
A proposed Ecocide Prevention Bill in Scotland, backed by over 30 MSPs, could see company bosses jailed for up to 20 years for causing major environmental harm, making Scotland the first UK region with such a law.
Scotland to Jail Polluters' Bosses: Ecocide Bill Advances
A proposed Ecocide Prevention Bill in Scotland, backed by over 30 MSPs, could see company bosses jailed for up to 20 years for causing major environmental harm, making Scotland the first UK region with such a law.
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40% Bias Score
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