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14.3 Million Children Unvaccinated Globally in 2024: Conflicts and Misinformation Hamper Progress
A new report reveals that 14.3 million children worldwide remain unvaccinated in 2024, a slight improvement from 2023 but still leaving millions vulnerable to preventable diseases; conflict and misinformation contribute significantly to this issue.
14.3 Million Children Unvaccinated Globally in 2024: Conflicts and Misinformation Hamper Progress
A new report reveals that 14.3 million children worldwide remain unvaccinated in 2024, a slight improvement from 2023 but still leaving millions vulnerable to preventable diseases; conflict and misinformation contribute significantly to this issue.
Progress
44% Bias Score


McGill Report Urges CBC Mandate Expansion for Public Safety Amidst Wildfires and Misinformation
A McGill University report advocates for expanding CBC/Radio-Canada's mandate to include public safety due to increasing climate-related emergencies like wildfires and the spread of misinformation, recommending the CBC partner with local journalists to improve community-level response.
McGill Report Urges CBC Mandate Expansion for Public Safety Amidst Wildfires and Misinformation
A McGill University report advocates for expanding CBC/Radio-Canada's mandate to include public safety due to increasing climate-related emergencies like wildfires and the spread of misinformation, recommending the CBC partner with local journalists to improve community-level response.
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36% Bias Score


Global Vaccination Rates Decline Due to Funding Cuts and Hesitancy
The WHO and UNICEF report reveals that 14.3 million children under one year old globally missed vaccinations in 2024 due to funding cuts and vaccine hesitancy, leading to outbreaks and increased deaths from preventable diseases like measles (107,000 estimated deaths in 2023).
Global Vaccination Rates Decline Due to Funding Cuts and Hesitancy
The WHO and UNICEF report reveals that 14.3 million children under one year old globally missed vaccinations in 2024 due to funding cuts and vaccine hesitancy, leading to outbreaks and increased deaths from preventable diseases like measles (107,000 estimated deaths in 2023).
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44% Bias Score


False Claim: Italy Withdraws From Paris Agreement
A false social media post claims Italy withdrew from the 2015 Paris Agreement to limit global warming, which is untrue; Italy remains a signatory, unlike the US which temporarily withdrew under President Trump.
False Claim: Italy Withdraws From Paris Agreement
A false social media post claims Italy withdrew from the 2015 Paris Agreement to limit global warming, which is untrue; Italy remains a signatory, unlike the US which temporarily withdrew under President Trump.
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40% Bias Score


Petro Accuses Electoral System of Undermining Democracy; Critics Point to His Administration's Actions
President Gustavo Petro accuses electoral authorities of potentially undermining the 2026 elections, but the article counters that his administration's deceptive practices, broken promises, and use of paid influencers to spread misinformation already constitute a "mockery of democracy.
Petro Accuses Electoral System of Undermining Democracy; Critics Point to His Administration's Actions
President Gustavo Petro accuses electoral authorities of potentially undermining the 2026 elections, but the article counters that his administration's deceptive practices, broken promises, and use of paid influencers to spread misinformation already constitute a "mockery of democracy.
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60% Bias Score


Short-Term Antarctic Ice Growth Doesn't Reverse Long-Term Loss Trend
A recent study reported a temporary increase in East Antarctica's ice mass between 2021 and 2023, but experts warn this short-term fluctuation, likely due to increased snowfall, doesn't negate the long-term trend of ice loss.
Short-Term Antarctic Ice Growth Doesn't Reverse Long-Term Loss Trend
A recent study reported a temporary increase in East Antarctica's ice mass between 2021 and 2023, but experts warn this short-term fluctuation, likely due to increased snowfall, doesn't negate the long-term trend of ice loss.
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20% Bias Score

Brazilian Agribusiness Uses Social Media to Shape Public Perception Amidst Environmental Concerns
Brazilian agribusiness uses social media, particularly agronejo music and influencers like Camila Telles, to promote a positive image, but critics argue this overlooks the sector's environmental impact, which accounts for two-thirds of Brazil's greenhouse gas emissions and includes deforestation for...

Brazilian Agribusiness Uses Social Media to Shape Public Perception Amidst Environmental Concerns
Brazilian agribusiness uses social media, particularly agronejo music and influencers like Camila Telles, to promote a positive image, but critics argue this overlooks the sector's environmental impact, which accounts for two-thirds of Brazil's greenhouse gas emissions and includes deforestation for...
Progress
56% Bias Score

AI-Generated Medical Misinformation: A Modern-Day Charlatanism
The article discusses the dangers of AI-generated medical misinformation by comparing a parent's experience with ChatGPT and the flawed "Make America Healthy Again" commission report, highlighting the need for policies to govern AI usage to prevent the spread of misinformation and protect public hea...

AI-Generated Medical Misinformation: A Modern-Day Charlatanism
The article discusses the dangers of AI-generated medical misinformation by comparing a parent's experience with ChatGPT and the flawed "Make America Healthy Again" commission report, highlighting the need for policies to govern AI usage to prevent the spread of misinformation and protect public hea...
Progress
52% Bias Score

Trump's Plea to Drop Epstein Case Backfires, Fueling Online Outrage
President Trump's attempt to end discussions about Jeffrey Epstein on social media backfired, causing a surge in online interest and criticism from his supporters, despite a Justice Department memo stating there is no evidence of an incriminating client list or other prosecutable individuals connect...

Trump's Plea to Drop Epstein Case Backfires, Fueling Online Outrage
President Trump's attempt to end discussions about Jeffrey Epstein on social media backfired, causing a surge in online interest and criticism from his supporters, despite a Justice Department memo stating there is no evidence of an incriminating client list or other prosecutable individuals connect...
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48% Bias Score

Eight Detained After Far-Right Fueled Clashes in Torre-Pacheco
Eight people were detained in Torre-Pacheco, Spain, following violent clashes between far-right groups and migrants after a 68-year-old man reported being assaulted, prompting retaliatory attacks fueled by manipulated online videos; the government condemned far-right involvement.

Eight Detained After Far-Right Fueled Clashes in Torre-Pacheco
Eight people were detained in Torre-Pacheco, Spain, following violent clashes between far-right groups and migrants after a 68-year-old man reported being assaulted, prompting retaliatory attacks fueled by manipulated online videos; the government condemned far-right involvement.
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36% Bias Score

Toxic Discourse and Algorithmic Amplification on Elon Musk's X Platform
A journalist recounts their experience navigating the toxic environment of Elon Musk's X platform, highlighting misogyny, aggressive political discourse, and a contrast with the platform's previous, more community-driven iteration.

Toxic Discourse and Algorithmic Amplification on Elon Musk's X Platform
A journalist recounts their experience navigating the toxic environment of Elon Musk's X platform, highlighting misogyny, aggressive political discourse, and a contrast with the platform's previous, more community-driven iteration.
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72% Bias Score

Meta Halts Fact-Checking, EU's DSA Aims for Safer Internet
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg ended the use of third-party fact-checkers on Facebook and Instagram, potentially increasing misinformation; the EU's Digital Services Act (DSA), effective February 2024, aims to mitigate online risks, but its uniform approach may not suit all platforms.

Meta Halts Fact-Checking, EU's DSA Aims for Safer Internet
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg ended the use of third-party fact-checkers on Facebook and Instagram, potentially increasing misinformation; the EU's Digital Services Act (DSA), effective February 2024, aims to mitigate online risks, but its uniform approach may not suit all platforms.
Progress
36% Bias Score
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