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Blogger Throws Son Off Cliff in Viral Stunt
Travel blogger Garrett Gee threw his seven-year-old son off a cliff into Lake Powell in Colorado, sparking a social media debate about parenting styles after the video received 3.1 million views.
Blogger Throws Son Off Cliff in Viral Stunt
Travel blogger Garrett Gee threw his seven-year-old son off a cliff into Lake Powell in Colorado, sparking a social media debate about parenting styles after the video received 3.1 million views.
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60% Bias Score
19th-Century French Novels and the Shaping of a Life
Steffie Van Neste's book examines how reading 19th-century French novels, including works by Flaubert, Stendhal, and Dumas, shaped her personal journey and understanding of life, culminating in an unexpected tribute to female authors who influenced her freedom.
19th-Century French Novels and the Shaping of a Life
Steffie Van Neste's book examines how reading 19th-century French novels, including works by Flaubert, Stendhal, and Dumas, shaped her personal journey and understanding of life, culminating in an unexpected tribute to female authors who influenced her freedom.
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48% Bias Score
Germany Wins Bronze in European Equestrian Championships
At the European Jumping Championships in A Coruña, Spain, Germany won bronze in the team competition, falling short of gold due to individual rider errors, with Belgium winning gold and Great Britain silver.
Germany Wins Bronze in European Equestrian Championships
At the European Jumping Championships in A Coruña, Spain, Germany won bronze in the team competition, falling short of gold due to individual rider errors, with Belgium winning gold and Great Britain silver.
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20% Bias Score
Danish Climber Seriously Injured in Mount Rinjani Fall
A 21-year-old Danish woman fell 20-30 meters while climbing Mount Rinjani in Indonesia on the Pelawangan Sembalun route, sustaining a broken neck and head bleed; she was airlifted to a hospital in Denpasar.
Danish Climber Seriously Injured in Mount Rinjani Fall
A 21-year-old Danish woman fell 20-30 meters while climbing Mount Rinjani in Indonesia on the Pelawangan Sembalun route, sustaining a broken neck and head bleed; she was airlifted to a hospital in Denpasar.
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28% Bias Score
Guardian Journalist and Social Policy Expert Malcolm Dean Dies at 86
Malcolm Dean, a former Guardian journalist and social policy expert, died at 86; he helped launch the Guardian's Society section in 1979, providing unique social policy commentary during the Thatcher era.
Guardian Journalist and Social Policy Expert Malcolm Dean Dies at 86
Malcolm Dean, a former Guardian journalist and social policy expert, died at 86; he helped launch the Guardian's Society section in 1979, providing unique social policy commentary during the Thatcher era.
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16% Bias Score
Packers' Rashan Gary: Breakout Season Crucial for Championship Contention
The Green Bay Packers' defensive end Rashan Gary, despite a Pro Bowl selection, needs a breakout season in 2025 after signing a $96 million contract; his performance will significantly determine the team's success, which aims for a championship.
Packers' Rashan Gary: Breakout Season Crucial for Championship Contention
The Green Bay Packers' defensive end Rashan Gary, despite a Pro Bowl selection, needs a breakout season in 2025 after signing a $96 million contract; his performance will significantly determine the team's success, which aims for a championship.
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48% Bias Score
Psychological Safety: Key to High-Performing Teams
Harvard Business School professor Amy Edmondson's research emphasizes psychological safety in teams, revealing that high-performing groups report more errors due to open communication, challenging the notion that error-free performance equates to success. Edmondson advises new leaders to approach te...
Psychological Safety: Key to High-Performing Teams
Harvard Business School professor Amy Edmondson's research emphasizes psychological safety in teams, revealing that high-performing groups report more errors due to open communication, challenging the notion that error-free performance equates to success. Edmondson advises new leaders to approach te...
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28% Bias Score
Swift's *After the War*: Memory, Trauma, and the Unfolding Past
Graham Swift's *After the War* explores how global events, from wars to political crises, unexpectedly impact individual lives through the lens of fragmented memories, focusing on elderly characters' involuntary recollections and their struggle to comprehend their significance.
Swift's *After the War*: Memory, Trauma, and the Unfolding Past
Graham Swift's *After the War* explores how global events, from wars to political crises, unexpectedly impact individual lives through the lens of fragmented memories, focusing on elderly characters' involuntary recollections and their struggle to comprehend their significance.
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24% Bias Score
Inflation Rise Pauses Fed Rate Cuts, Creating Opportunity for Savers
June's inflation rate rose to 2.7%, exceeding expectations and pushing the Federal Reserve to likely pause its rate cut campaign, offering savers an opportunity to benefit from high-rate short-term CDs.
Inflation Rise Pauses Fed Rate Cuts, Creating Opportunity for Savers
June's inflation rate rose to 2.7%, exceeding expectations and pushing the Federal Reserve to likely pause its rate cut campaign, offering savers an opportunity to benefit from high-rate short-term CDs.
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48% Bias Score
Eifel Volcano: Over 200 Maars, Active Volcanism Detected
The Eifel region in Germany, Europe's largest and youngest volcanic area, shows signs of active volcanism with over 200 newly discovered maars, ground uplift, and low-frequency earthquakes; the last eruption 13,000 years ago was comparable to Mount Pinatubo's 1991 eruption.
Eifel Volcano: Over 200 Maars, Active Volcanism Detected
The Eifel region in Germany, Europe's largest and youngest volcanic area, shows signs of active volcanism with over 200 newly discovered maars, ground uplift, and low-frequency earthquakes; the last eruption 13,000 years ago was comparable to Mount Pinatubo's 1991 eruption.
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36% Bias Score
Death of Spanish Writer and Editor José María Guelbenzu at 81
José María Guelbenzu, a renowned Spanish writer and editor who led prominent publishing houses, died at 81; his final novel, "Una gota de afecto," reflected his life's themes, and his crime novels featuring Mariana de Marco gained wide popularity.
Death of Spanish Writer and Editor José María Guelbenzu at 81
José María Guelbenzu, a renowned Spanish writer and editor who led prominent publishing houses, died at 81; his final novel, "Una gota de afecto," reflected his life's themes, and his crime novels featuring Mariana de Marco gained wide popularity.
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32% Bias Score
Emden-Bremen Match Reunites Former Teammates, Reflecting Coaching Career Trends
On Saturday, Kickers Emden and Werder Bremen face off; their coaches, Stefan Emmerling and Horst Steffen, former MSV Duisburg teammates who missed the 1998 DFB-Pokal final due to injuries, will reunite.
Emden-Bremen Match Reunites Former Teammates, Reflecting Coaching Career Trends
On Saturday, Kickers Emden and Werder Bremen face off; their coaches, Stefan Emmerling and Horst Steffen, former MSV Duisburg teammates who missed the 1998 DFB-Pokal final due to injuries, will reunite.
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24% Bias Score
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