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US Egg Prices Soar, Fueling Smuggling Crisis
Soaring US egg prices, exceeding \$10 per dozen due to inflation and avian flu, have caused a 36% rise in egg smuggling from Mexico and Canada, resulting in over 3700 egg seizures since October—more than fentanyl seizures during the same period—while Americans increasingly raise backyard chickens.
US Egg Prices Soar, Fueling Smuggling Crisis
Soaring US egg prices, exceeding \$10 per dozen due to inflation and avian flu, have caused a 36% rise in egg smuggling from Mexico and Canada, resulting in over 3700 egg seizures since October—more than fentanyl seizures during the same period—while Americans increasingly raise backyard chickens.
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56% Bias Score
Massachusetts Teenager Charged with Murder After Fatal Shooting of Brother
Seventeen-year-old Jaylen Lambert of Fall River, Massachusetts, is charged with murder and firearm possession after allegedly shooting his 20-year-old brother, Jaleale Simmons, following a Saturday afternoon argument at their home; Lambert is being held without bail and will be tried as an adult.
Massachusetts Teenager Charged with Murder After Fatal Shooting of Brother
Seventeen-year-old Jaylen Lambert of Fall River, Massachusetts, is charged with murder and firearm possession after allegedly shooting his 20-year-old brother, Jaleale Simmons, following a Saturday afternoon argument at their home; Lambert is being held without bail and will be tried as an adult.
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40% Bias Score
Insufficient Data Hinders Response to Rising School Absenteeism in Lower Saxony
Increased school absenteeism in Lower Saxony, Germany, necessitates improved data collection, according to education expert Heinrich Ricking, who highlights inconsistencies in data across states and the need for digital monitoring to address factors like anxiety disorders, school climate, and parent...
Insufficient Data Hinders Response to Rising School Absenteeism in Lower Saxony
Increased school absenteeism in Lower Saxony, Germany, necessitates improved data collection, according to education expert Heinrich Ricking, who highlights inconsistencies in data across states and the need for digital monitoring to address factors like anxiety disorders, school climate, and parent...
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24% Bias Score
Zikken's "Dán misschien": A Re-examination of Marital Discord
Aya Zikken's "Dán misschien," re-released after its 1954 debut, vividly portrays the destructive dynamics of a marriage through alternating perspectives of Bert and Erle, revealing their mutual resentment and emotional disconnect during a mountain trip.
Zikken's "Dán misschien": A Re-examination of Marital Discord
Aya Zikken's "Dán misschien," re-released after its 1954 debut, vividly portrays the destructive dynamics of a marriage through alternating perspectives of Bert and Erle, revealing their mutual resentment and emotional disconnect during a mountain trip.
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8% Bias Score
Life Sentence for Killer Who Stabbed Man Multiple Times
Dellan Charles, 23, was jailed for life on March 27, 2024, for the murder of Sean O'Neill, whom he chased and stabbed multiple times with two knives while shouting "die die die" on Reynolds Road in Hayes, west London, on May 18, 2023, following an altercation between rival groups; he was arrested te...
Life Sentence for Killer Who Stabbed Man Multiple Times
Dellan Charles, 23, was jailed for life on March 27, 2024, for the murder of Sean O'Neill, whom he chased and stabbed multiple times with two knives while shouting "die die die" on Reynolds Road in Hayes, west London, on May 18, 2023, following an altercation between rival groups; he was arrested te...
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40% Bias Score
Devastating Tornadoes and Storms Cause Widespread Destruction Across US
Widespread tornadoes and severe storms have caused over 40 deaths and widespread destruction across the United States, impacting the Midwest, South, and East Coast; hundreds of homes are destroyed, and hundreds of thousands are without power.
Devastating Tornadoes and Storms Cause Widespread Destruction Across US
Widespread tornadoes and severe storms have caused over 40 deaths and widespread destruction across the United States, impacting the Midwest, South, and East Coast; hundreds of homes are destroyed, and hundreds of thousands are without power.
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24% Bias Score
Four Steps to a Successful Career Change
This article outlines four steps for career changers: 1. Make a list of dream jobs; 2. Crunch the numbers to see if the change is financially feasible; 3. Cocoon and dream to envision your ideal career; 4. Get to know your new tribe by networking with people in your target field.
Four Steps to a Successful Career Change
This article outlines four steps for career changers: 1. Make a list of dream jobs; 2. Crunch the numbers to see if the change is financially feasible; 3. Cocoon and dream to envision your ideal career; 4. Get to know your new tribe by networking with people in your target field.
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40% Bias Score
Popovic's Strict Regime Yields Record-Breaking Results for Socceroos
Australian Socceroos coach Tony Popovic's strict dietary and lifestyle changes, including blood tests and bans on certain foods, have significantly improved player performance, as evidenced by Jackson Irvine's exceptional season and the team's improved results.
Popovic's Strict Regime Yields Record-Breaking Results for Socceroos
Australian Socceroos coach Tony Popovic's strict dietary and lifestyle changes, including blood tests and bans on certain foods, have significantly improved player performance, as evidenced by Jackson Irvine's exceptional season and the team's improved results.
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32% Bias Score
Florida Bill Seeks to Lower Standardized Test Passing Scores for High School Graduation
Florida lawmakers are considering lowering the passing scores on standardized algebra and English tests for high school graduation, sparking debate among educators, students, and the public over balancing testing with diverse learning styles.
Florida Bill Seeks to Lower Standardized Test Passing Scores for High School Graduation
Florida lawmakers are considering lowering the passing scores on standardized algebra and English tests for high school graduation, sparking debate among educators, students, and the public over balancing testing with diverse learning styles.
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16% Bias Score
Dutch Gymnasia: From Elite Education to Competitive Rat Race
A Dutch author recounts a childhood anecdote illustrating persistent class distinctions in the Netherlands despite democratization; he contrasts past beliefs in social mobility with contemporary concerns about educational segregation, criticizing the modern competitive ethos in education and its imp...
Dutch Gymnasia: From Elite Education to Competitive Rat Race
A Dutch author recounts a childhood anecdote illustrating persistent class distinctions in the Netherlands despite democratization; he contrasts past beliefs in social mobility with contemporary concerns about educational segregation, criticizing the modern competitive ethos in education and its imp...
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36% Bias Score
Spring Home Inspections: Identifying and Preventing Costly Damage
Spring home inspections reveal frost and construction-related damage; prompt attention to cracks, water damage, and mold prevents costly repairs and addresses underlying issues like inadequate insulation or sealing.
Spring Home Inspections: Identifying and Preventing Costly Damage
Spring home inspections reveal frost and construction-related damage; prompt attention to cracks, water damage, and mold prevents costly repairs and addresses underlying issues like inadequate insulation or sealing.
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36% Bias Score
Fijian Iguanas' Transpacific Voyage: A Genetic and Statistical Analysis
Genetic analysis reveals Fijian iguanas originated from North America, likely via an 8,000-kilometer journey on floating vegetation rafts millions of years ago, a feat aided by their dehydration resistance, and this discovery is crucial for their conservation.
Fijian Iguanas' Transpacific Voyage: A Genetic and Statistical Analysis
Genetic analysis reveals Fijian iguanas originated from North America, likely via an 8,000-kilometer journey on floating vegetation rafts millions of years ago, a feat aided by their dehydration resistance, and this discovery is crucial for their conservation.
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28% Bias Score
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