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Plastic Recycling Crisis: Low Rates, Hazardous Additives, and the Need for Systemic Change
Only 10% of all plastic produced has been recycled, and just 1% twice, due to the cost of recycling, difficult-to-recycle plastic types, hazardous additives, and a lack of infrastructure; experts propose solutions like microfactories and strict global regulations.
Plastic Recycling Crisis: Low Rates, Hazardous Additives, and the Need for Systemic Change
Only 10% of all plastic produced has been recycled, and just 1% twice, due to the cost of recycling, difficult-to-recycle plastic types, hazardous additives, and a lack of infrastructure; experts propose solutions like microfactories and strict global regulations.
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36% Bias Score
China's Economy Poised for Steady Recovery in Second Half of 2025
China's economy is on track for a steady recovery in the second half of 2025, aiming for approximately 5% annual growth, fueled by strong first-half performance and government support including fiscal and monetary measures.
China's Economy Poised for Steady Recovery in Second Half of 2025
China's economy is on track for a steady recovery in the second half of 2025, aiming for approximately 5% annual growth, fueled by strong first-half performance and government support including fiscal and monetary measures.
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44% Bias Score
China's Economy on Track for Steady Rebound
China's economy grew by 5.2 percent year-on-year in Q2 2025, exceeding expectations despite US tariffs; policymakers plan further fiscal and monetary stimulus to achieve the approximately 5 percent annual growth target, focusing on stabilizing employment, businesses, and markets.
China's Economy on Track for Steady Rebound
China's economy grew by 5.2 percent year-on-year in Q2 2025, exceeding expectations despite US tariffs; policymakers plan further fiscal and monetary stimulus to achieve the approximately 5 percent annual growth target, focusing on stabilizing employment, businesses, and markets.
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56% Bias Score
Atlassian Job Cuts Spark Debate on AI's Impact on Australian Economy
Atlassian, co-founded by Australian tech billionaire Scott Farquhar, recently cut 150 customer service jobs due to AI automation, prompting Farquhar to advocate for copyright reform and increased data center investment in Australia to capitalize on AI's economic potential.
Atlassian Job Cuts Spark Debate on AI's Impact on Australian Economy
Atlassian, co-founded by Australian tech billionaire Scott Farquhar, recently cut 150 customer service jobs due to AI automation, prompting Farquhar to advocate for copyright reform and increased data center investment in Australia to capitalize on AI's economic potential.
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56% Bias Score
AI to Cut 50% of US Federal Regulations
The "department of government efficiency" (Doge) plans to use AI to cut 50% of federal regulations (100,000 of 200,000) by Donald Trump's second inauguration anniversary, fulfilling Trump's campaign promise to reduce regulations and lower the cost of goods, with HUD and CFPB already using the tool.
AI to Cut 50% of US Federal Regulations
The "department of government efficiency" (Doge) plans to use AI to cut 50% of federal regulations (100,000 of 200,000) by Donald Trump's second inauguration anniversary, fulfilling Trump's campaign promise to reduce regulations and lower the cost of goods, with HUD and CFPB already using the tool.
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48% Bias Score
France to Cut Healthcare Spending by €5 Billion
France plans to cut healthcare spending by €5 billion in 2024 by doubling medical franchise fees to €100 annually (capped at €8 monthly), reviewing ALD reimbursements, and potentially transferring initial sick leave coverage to employers.
France to Cut Healthcare Spending by €5 Billion
France plans to cut healthcare spending by €5 billion in 2024 by doubling medical franchise fees to €100 annually (capped at €8 monthly), reviewing ALD reimbursements, and potentially transferring initial sick leave coverage to employers.
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48% Bias Score
Twelve States Restrict SNAP Purchases of Sugary Drinks and Candy
Twelve states now have waivers restricting SNAP purchases of sugary drinks and candy starting in 2026, impacting millions of low-income Americans; the policy aims to improve public health but lacks evidence of effectiveness.
Twelve States Restrict SNAP Purchases of Sugary Drinks and Candy
Twelve states now have waivers restricting SNAP purchases of sugary drinks and candy starting in 2026, impacting millions of low-income Americans; the policy aims to improve public health but lacks evidence of effectiveness.
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56% Bias Score
China's Economy on Track for 5% Growth in 2025
China's economy is projected to achieve its 5 percent growth target in 2025, driven by a strong first-half performance and government policy support including increased fiscal spending, interest rate cuts, and targeted aid for impacted sectors.
China's Economy on Track for 5% Growth in 2025
China's economy is projected to achieve its 5 percent growth target in 2025, driven by a strong first-half performance and government policy support including increased fiscal spending, interest rate cuts, and targeted aid for impacted sectors.
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24% Bias Score
International Meeting Addresses Systemic Racism Against Afro-Descendant Women
On July 25th, Colombia's Vice President Francia Márquez convened an international meeting of Afro-descendant women leaders to discuss challenges faced by Afro-descendant women and children, including systemic racism, migration policies, and human trafficking, resulting in a plan of action for addres...
International Meeting Addresses Systemic Racism Against Afro-Descendant Women
On July 25th, Colombia's Vice President Francia Márquez convened an international meeting of Afro-descendant women leaders to discuss challenges faced by Afro-descendant women and children, including systemic racism, migration policies, and human trafficking, resulting in a plan of action for addres...
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16% Bias Score
Medicare Advantage Plan Confusion Leads to Unexpected Medical Costs
A 2023 survey revealed that over 65% of participants found Medicare confusing; two friends experienced unexpectedly high medical costs after switching to an out-of-network Medicare Advantage HMO plan, highlighting the need for improved plan understanding and transparency.
Medicare Advantage Plan Confusion Leads to Unexpected Medical Costs
A 2023 survey revealed that over 65% of participants found Medicare confusing; two friends experienced unexpectedly high medical costs after switching to an out-of-network Medicare Advantage HMO plan, highlighting the need for improved plan understanding and transparency.
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44% Bias Score
Trump Unveils Private-Sector-Led AI Strategy, Sparking Controversy
At the Winning AI Race Summit, President Trump announced a private-sector-driven AI strategy including an executive order banning "woke AI," expedited permitting for data centers, and an initiative to make the U.S. an AI export powerhouse, sparking debates about the government's role in shaping AI v...
Trump Unveils Private-Sector-Led AI Strategy, Sparking Controversy
At the Winning AI Race Summit, President Trump announced a private-sector-driven AI strategy including an executive order banning "woke AI," expedited permitting for data centers, and an initiative to make the U.S. an AI export powerhouse, sparking debates about the government's role in shaping AI v...
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Housing Crisis: A Narrow Definition of 'Social'
The Netherlands' affordable housing crisis stems from a narrow definition of "social housing," contrasting with Vienna's inclusive model; changes in policy and public perception are needed.
Dutch Housing Crisis: A Narrow Definition of 'Social'
The Netherlands' affordable housing crisis stems from a narrow definition of "social housing," contrasting with Vienna's inclusive model; changes in policy and public perception are needed.
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60% Bias Score
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