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World Chess Championship: Ding and Gukesh Draw, Final Match Decisive
The 13th match of the World Chess Championship between Ding Liren and Gukesh ended in a draw, tying the score at 6.5-6.5. Gukesh played aggressively with white pieces but Ding's defense and a crucial move led to a draw. The final match will determine the world champion.
World Chess Championship: Ding and Gukesh Draw, Final Match Decisive
The 13th match of the World Chess Championship between Ding Liren and Gukesh ended in a draw, tying the score at 6.5-6.5. Gukesh played aggressively with white pieces but Ding's defense and a crucial move led to a draw. The final match will determine the world champion.
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8% Bias Score
Older Animals Crucial for Ecosystem Stability, but Over-Targeted by Humans
A study of 9000 publications shows older animals across species significantly improve offspring survival and population stability; however, human activities disproportionately target older animals, threatening ecosystem balance.
Older Animals Crucial for Ecosystem Stability, but Over-Targeted by Humans
A study of 9000 publications shows older animals across species significantly improve offspring survival and population stability; however, human activities disproportionately target older animals, threatening ecosystem balance.
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40% Bias Score
Malibu Wildfire: Nine Structures Destroyed, 20,000 Evacuated
The Franklin fire in Malibu, California, fueled by Santa Ana winds, has destroyed nine structures, damaged at least six others, and forced over 20,000 residents to evacuate; cooler weather has improved firefighting efforts, resulting in 7% containment of the 6-square-mile blaze.
Malibu Wildfire: Nine Structures Destroyed, 20,000 Evacuated
The Franklin fire in Malibu, California, fueled by Santa Ana winds, has destroyed nine structures, damaged at least six others, and forced over 20,000 residents to evacuate; cooler weather has improved firefighting efforts, resulting in 7% containment of the 6-square-mile blaze.
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44% Bias Score
From 'Right Answers' to 'Next Practices': Fostering Innovation in a Changing World
This article argues that the pervasive "right answer" mentality in education and workplaces hinders innovation, advocating for a "next practices" approach prioritizing exploration, adaptability, and experimentation over established norms and benchmarks.
From 'Right Answers' to 'Next Practices': Fostering Innovation in a Changing World
This article argues that the pervasive "right answer" mentality in education and workplaces hinders innovation, advocating for a "next practices" approach prioritizing exploration, adaptability, and experimentation over established norms and benchmarks.
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52% Bias Score
"Geologist's Prediction Sparks Canadian Diamond Rush"
"On Nov. 12, 1991, BHP announced a microdiamond discovery near Canada's Yellowknife, sparking a diamond rush and establishing Canada as a major diamond producer; geologist Chris Jennings, who accurately predicted this potential, played a crucial role."
"Geologist's Prediction Sparks Canadian Diamond Rush"
"On Nov. 12, 1991, BHP announced a microdiamond discovery near Canada's Yellowknife, sparking a diamond rush and establishing Canada as a major diamond producer; geologist Chris Jennings, who accurately predicted this potential, played a crucial role."
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24% Bias Score
Five NYSE Stocks Fall Below Key Indicator, Signaling Market Concerns
Five NYSE stocks—American International Group, Goodyear Tire, Navient, Omnicom Group, and Varonis Systems—closed below their 200-day moving average, signaling a potential long-term price decline and indicating broader market concerns due to high debt and short selling activity in some cases.
Five NYSE Stocks Fall Below Key Indicator, Signaling Market Concerns
Five NYSE stocks—American International Group, Goodyear Tire, Navient, Omnicom Group, and Varonis Systems—closed below their 200-day moving average, signaling a potential long-term price decline and indicating broader market concerns due to high debt and short selling activity in some cases.
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40% Bias Score
Alternative Cancer Therapies: Claims vs. Evidence
Despite claims from several high-profile individuals that alternative therapies like specific diets can cure cancer, major cancer organizations say there is no medical evidence supporting such claims, and some alternative therapies may even be harmful.
Alternative Cancer Therapies: Claims vs. Evidence
Despite claims from several high-profile individuals that alternative therapies like specific diets can cure cancer, major cancer organizations say there is no medical evidence supporting such claims, and some alternative therapies may even be harmful.
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56% Bias Score
Record-Breaking Humpback Whale Migration Challenges Assumptions About Whale Behavior
A male humpback whale completed a record-breaking 13,046-kilometer migration from Colombia to Zanzibar, the longest recorded for a single whale and the first documented instance of an adult male crossing between the Pacific and Indian oceans, raising questions about whale behavior and ocean intercon...
Record-Breaking Humpback Whale Migration Challenges Assumptions About Whale Behavior
A male humpback whale completed a record-breaking 13,046-kilometer migration from Colombia to Zanzibar, the longest recorded for a single whale and the first documented instance of an adult male crossing between the Pacific and Indian oceans, raising questions about whale behavior and ocean intercon...
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24% Bias Score
Neanderthal Gene Inheritance in Modern Humans: Timing, Distribution, and Adaptive Benefits
A study analyzing 334 genomes reveals that most Neanderthal gene inheritance in Eurasians occurred between 50,500 and 43,500 years ago, with East Asians exhibiting a higher percentage. Beneficial genes relate to immunity, skin pigmentation, and metabolism, indicating adaptation to diverse environmen...
Neanderthal Gene Inheritance in Modern Humans: Timing, Distribution, and Adaptive Benefits
A study analyzing 334 genomes reveals that most Neanderthal gene inheritance in Eurasians occurred between 50,500 and 43,500 years ago, with East Asians exhibiting a higher percentage. Beneficial genes relate to immunity, skin pigmentation, and metabolism, indicating adaptation to diverse environmen...
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36% Bias Score
"World Chess Championship: Ding and Gukesh Draw, Final Match to Decide Winner"
"Ding Liren and Gukesh's 13th match in the world chess championship ended in a draw (6.5-6.5), setting up a final match where Ding will play white."
"World Chess Championship: Ding and Gukesh Draw, Final Match to Decide Winner"
"Ding Liren and Gukesh's 13th match in the world chess championship ended in a draw (6.5-6.5), setting up a final match where Ding will play white."
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8% Bias Score
"Rodriguez Returns to West Virginia as Head Football Coach"
"Rich Rodriguez, former West Virginia Mountaineers head coach, is returning to the school 17 years after a messy departure, bringing his successful coaching experience from Jacksonville State's Conference USA title win to lead the Mountaineers in the Big 12."
"Rodriguez Returns to West Virginia as Head Football Coach"
"Rich Rodriguez, former West Virginia Mountaineers head coach, is returning to the school 17 years after a messy departure, bringing his successful coaching experience from Jacksonville State's Conference USA title win to lead the Mountaineers in the Big 12."
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40% Bias Score
"Fear of War Drives 90% Surge in Spanish Bunker Demand"
"Amid rising geopolitical tensions, demand for private bunkers in Spain has surged by 90%, prompting businesses to boost production to meet the increased demand from citizens fearing potential war escalation or future pandemics."
"Fear of War Drives 90% Surge in Spanish Bunker Demand"
"Amid rising geopolitical tensions, demand for private bunkers in Spain has surged by 90%, prompting businesses to boost production to meet the increased demand from citizens fearing potential war escalation or future pandemics."
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60% Bias Score
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