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HUD Terminates Mortgages for Illegal Immigrants
HUD Secretary Scott Turner announced the termination of taxpayer-backed FHA mortgages for illegal immigrants, citing a need to prioritize American citizens for homeownership and prevent the misuse of taxpayer funds, following a joint agreement with DHS.
HUD Terminates Mortgages for Illegal Immigrants
HUD Secretary Scott Turner announced the termination of taxpayer-backed FHA mortgages for illegal immigrants, citing a need to prioritize American citizens for homeownership and prevent the misuse of taxpayer funds, following a joint agreement with DHS.
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68% Bias Score
China to Redistribute State Assets to Boost Consumption
China plans long-term economic reforms to boost consumption, including transferring State-owned assets to social welfare and increasing household income; this follows recent stimulus measures like 300 billion yuan in special treasury bonds for trade-in programs.
China to Redistribute State Assets to Boost Consumption
China plans long-term economic reforms to boost consumption, including transferring State-owned assets to social welfare and increasing household income; this follows recent stimulus measures like 300 billion yuan in special treasury bonds for trade-in programs.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's 10th Week: Legal Battles, Greenland Tensions, and PEPFAR's Future
President Trump begins his 10th week with a Cabinet meeting amid legal battles over his second-term agenda, including immigration and foreign aid cuts; Greenland rejects US delegation visit; PEPFAR's future uncertain.
Trump's 10th Week: Legal Battles, Greenland Tensions, and PEPFAR's Future
President Trump begins his 10th week with a Cabinet meeting amid legal battles over his second-term agenda, including immigration and foreign aid cuts; Greenland rejects US delegation visit; PEPFAR's future uncertain.
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60% Bias Score
Netflix Series Spurs UK Action on Online Boy Radicalization
A Netflix series, "Adolescence", depicting the online radicalization of boys by men's rights activists, has prompted UK MPs to consider urgent action, focusing on two approaches: improving mentorship and restricting teenage access to social media.
Netflix Series Spurs UK Action on Online Boy Radicalization
A Netflix series, "Adolescence", depicting the online radicalization of boys by men's rights activists, has prompted UK MPs to consider urgent action, focusing on two approaches: improving mentorship and restricting teenage access to social media.
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52% Bias Score
Germany's Ongoing Struggle with Bureaucracy
Germany's four bureaucracy reduction laws since 2016 have failed to alleviate the significant burden on businesses, with lengthy planning and approval processes cited as the biggest obstacle according to a recent Civey study among 1000 executives.
Germany's Ongoing Struggle with Bureaucracy
Germany's four bureaucracy reduction laws since 2016 have failed to alleviate the significant burden on businesses, with lengthy planning and approval processes cited as the biggest obstacle according to a recent Civey study among 1000 executives.
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44% Bias Score
China Banks to Ease Private Sector Financing
China's banking and industry commerce federations proposed improved credit access, better financial services, and lower financing costs for private enterprises, aiming to boost high-quality development and address persistent financing challenges.
China Banks to Ease Private Sector Financing
China's banking and industry commerce federations proposed improved credit access, better financial services, and lower financing costs for private enterprises, aiming to boost high-quality development and address persistent financing challenges.
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20% Bias Score
Hessian Schools to Implement Near-Total Cell Phone Ban
The Hessian state government is proposing a comprehensive cell phone ban in schools starting next year, with exceptions for emergencies, educational use, and medical reasons, aiming to create distraction-free learning environments and address mental health concerns related to excessive social media ...
Hessian Schools to Implement Near-Total Cell Phone Ban
The Hessian state government is proposing a comprehensive cell phone ban in schools starting next year, with exceptions for emergencies, educational use, and medical reasons, aiming to create distraction-free learning environments and address mental health concerns related to excessive social media ...
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48% Bias Score
China Eases Car Quotas to Boost Domestic Demand
China's March 16th plan aims to boost auto consumption by easing city-level quota systems, prioritizing carless households and shifting to usage-based regulation; Beijing will allocate 40,000 additional NEV licenses in 2024 to carless households, while other cities like Hangzhou and Shanghai are als...
China Eases Car Quotas to Boost Domestic Demand
China's March 16th plan aims to boost auto consumption by easing city-level quota systems, prioritizing carless households and shifting to usage-based regulation; Beijing will allocate 40,000 additional NEV licenses in 2024 to carless households, while other cities like Hangzhou and Shanghai are als...
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36% Bias Score
Germany to Expand Mobile Network Coverage with Stricter Regulations
Germany's Federal Network Agency is implementing stricter regulations for mobile network expansion, aiming for 50 Mbps download speeds on 99.5% of its land area by 2030 and forgoing a lucrative frequency auction to encourage investment, benefiting rural areas and mobile users.
Germany to Expand Mobile Network Coverage with Stricter Regulations
Germany's Federal Network Agency is implementing stricter regulations for mobile network expansion, aiming for 50 Mbps download speeds on 99.5% of its land area by 2030 and forgoing a lucrative frequency auction to encourage investment, benefiting rural areas and mobile users.
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40% Bias Score
German Overtime Soars: 44% of Employees Regularly Work Extra Hours
A German labor union survey reveals that 44% of employees regularly work overtime, with those in home offices and higher-skilled positions reporting higher rates; the prevalence of unpaid overtime and proposed government incentives raise health concerns.
German Overtime Soars: 44% of Employees Regularly Work Extra Hours
A German labor union survey reveals that 44% of employees regularly work overtime, with those in home offices and higher-skilled positions reporting higher rates; the prevalence of unpaid overtime and proposed government incentives raise health concerns.
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60% Bias Score
One Nation's $90 Billion Austerity Plan
One Nation, led by Pauline Hanson, launched its Queensland Senate campaign, proposing $90 billion in government spending cuts, withdrawal from international organizations, and tax relief measures to address the cost of living crisis in Australia.
One Nation's $90 Billion Austerity Plan
One Nation, led by Pauline Hanson, launched its Queensland Senate campaign, proposing $90 billion in government spending cuts, withdrawal from international organizations, and tax relief measures to address the cost of living crisis in Australia.
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48% Bias Score
China Urges Banks to Boost Private Sector Financing
China's banking and commerce federations proposed on Monday that banks improve private enterprise credit access, offer better financial services to private technology firms, and reduce financing costs, aiming to support the high-quality development of the private economy, with outstanding loans to p...
China Urges Banks to Boost Private Sector Financing
China's banking and commerce federations proposed on Monday that banks improve private enterprise credit access, offer better financial services to private technology firms, and reduce financing costs, aiming to support the high-quality development of the private economy, with outstanding loans to p...
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36% Bias Score
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