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Tyre Sampson's Parents Awarded $310 Million in Amusement Park Ride Death
A Florida jury awarded $310 million to the parents of 14-year-old Tyre Sampson, who fell to his death from the Orlando Free Fall ride in March 2022, because of the manufacturer's negligence.
Tyre Sampson's Parents Awarded $310 Million in Amusement Park Ride Death
A Florida jury awarded $310 million to the parents of 14-year-old Tyre Sampson, who fell to his death from the Orlando Free Fall ride in March 2022, because of the manufacturer's negligence.
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40% Bias Score
Morrison Reassesses Tchaikovsky: Professionalism Over Romanticism
Simon Morrison's "Tchaikovsky's Empire" counters the romanticized image of the composer, portraying him as a disciplined professional whose success stemmed from his work ethic and mastery of various musical genres, not solely his emotional life.
Morrison Reassesses Tchaikovsky: Professionalism Over Romanticism
Simon Morrison's "Tchaikovsky's Empire" counters the romanticized image of the composer, portraying him as a disciplined professional whose success stemmed from his work ethic and mastery of various musical genres, not solely his emotional life.
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48% Bias Score
Peaceful Klaasohm Celebration on Borkum Island After Violence Concerns
The Klaasohm celebration on Borkum island, previously marred by violence against women, remained peaceful this year, with no reported assaults linked to the event; 500-600 people attended, and police reported only unrelated incidents of vandalism and aggravated assault.
Peaceful Klaasohm Celebration on Borkum Island After Violence Concerns
The Klaasohm celebration on Borkum island, previously marred by violence against women, remained peaceful this year, with no reported assaults linked to the event; 500-600 people attended, and police reported only unrelated incidents of vandalism and aggravated assault.
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44% Bias Score
Humphries Returns to Bobsled Competition Six Months After Giving Birth
Three-time Olympic bobsled champion Kaillie Humphries returned to competition six months after giving birth, competing in the women's monobob event at the World Cup in Altenberg, Germany on Saturday, marking a remarkable comeback after taking last season off for motherhood.
Humphries Returns to Bobsled Competition Six Months After Giving Birth
Three-time Olympic bobsled champion Kaillie Humphries returned to competition six months after giving birth, competing in the women's monobob event at the World Cup in Altenberg, Germany on Saturday, marking a remarkable comeback after taking last season off for motherhood.
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36% Bias Score
Rattlesnake's Deceptive Rattle: Exploiting Human Auditory Perception for Survival
Scientists discover that rattlesnakes manipulate the frequency of their tail rattle to create the illusion of closer proximity, potentially deceiving humans and increasing their survival chances; this deceptive tactic exploits human auditory perception and improves snake safety by creating distance.
Rattlesnake's Deceptive Rattle: Exploiting Human Auditory Perception for Survival
Scientists discover that rattlesnakes manipulate the frequency of their tail rattle to create the illusion of closer proximity, potentially deceiving humans and increasing their survival chances; this deceptive tactic exploits human auditory perception and improves snake safety by creating distance.
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24% Bias Score
Turkey Mandates School Uniforms, Banning Changes for Four Years
Turkey's Ministry of National Education implemented a new regulation mandating school uniforms in public schools, banning changes for four years to reduce costs and ensure practicality, with exceptions for students with special needs and those in vocational programs.
Turkey Mandates School Uniforms, Banning Changes for Four Years
Turkey's Ministry of National Education implemented a new regulation mandating school uniforms in public schools, banning changes for four years to reduce costs and ensure practicality, with exceptions for students with special needs and those in vocational programs.
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36% Bias Score
"Roermond Carnival Builds Sound Barrier to Protect Badger Family"
"To protect a badger family, organizers of Roermond's annual Limburgs Vastelaovesleedjes Konkoer (LVK) carnival song contest are building a sound barrier of paper bales, following a previous attempt by the municipality to remove the badgers for a housing project that was halted by legal action."
"Roermond Carnival Builds Sound Barrier to Protect Badger Family"
"To protect a badger family, organizers of Roermond's annual Limburgs Vastelaovesleedjes Konkoer (LVK) carnival song contest are building a sound barrier of paper bales, following a previous attempt by the municipality to remove the badgers for a housing project that was halted by legal action."
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16% Bias Score
Three Climbers Presumed Dead After Fall on Aoraki
Three experienced mountain climbers—two from the U.S. and one from Canada—are presumed dead after falling on Aoraki, New Zealand's highest peak, following a five-day search that ended after footprints and their belongings were discovered.
Three Climbers Presumed Dead After Fall on Aoraki
Three experienced mountain climbers—two from the U.S. and one from Canada—are presumed dead after falling on Aoraki, New Zealand's highest peak, following a five-day search that ended after footprints and their belongings were discovered.
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28% Bias Score
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48% Bias Score
Boohoo Executives Targeted in Stalking and Surveillance Investigation
Police in Manchester and Kent are investigating stalking and surveillance allegations against Boohoo executives, including co-founder Mahmud Kamani and former CEO John Lyttle, amid internal restructuring and shareholder disputes.
Boohoo Executives Targeted in Stalking and Surveillance Investigation
Police in Manchester and Kent are investigating stalking and surveillance allegations against Boohoo executives, including co-founder Mahmud Kamani and former CEO John Lyttle, amid internal restructuring and shareholder disputes.
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52% Bias Score
Moroccan Professor Awarded for Economic Intelligence Leadership
Professor Driss Guerraoui, president of the Université Ouverte de Dakhla, received the 2024 SCIP International Leadership Award in Economic Intelligence in Barcelona on December 4th, recognizing his contributions to economic intelligence research, education, and advocacy in Morocco and Africa since ...
Moroccan Professor Awarded for Economic Intelligence Leadership
Professor Driss Guerraoui, president of the Université Ouverte de Dakhla, received the 2024 SCIP International Leadership Award in Economic Intelligence in Barcelona on December 4th, recognizing his contributions to economic intelligence research, education, and advocacy in Morocco and Africa since ...
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36% Bias Score
"Arnsburg Monastery Restoration: Blending History and Remembrance"
"The Cistercian monastery Arnsburg near Lich, Germany, founded in 1174, underwent restoration starting in 1959, incorporating a war cemetery, after centuries of decay following secularization in 1803; the site blends medieval and Baroque architecture with memorials."
"Arnsburg Monastery Restoration: Blending History and Remembrance"
"The Cistercian monastery Arnsburg near Lich, Germany, founded in 1174, underwent restoration starting in 1959, incorporating a war cemetery, after centuries of decay following secularization in 1803; the site blends medieval and Baroque architecture with memorials."
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32% Bias Score
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