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Hegseth Orders Deep Cuts to Military Leadership
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered a 20% reduction in four-star general officers and a 10% reduction in all general and flag officers, following the dismissal of numerous high-ranking officers, raising concerns about a more politicized military and potential impact on readiness.
Hegseth Orders Deep Cuts to Military Leadership
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered a 20% reduction in four-star general officers and a 10% reduction in all general and flag officers, following the dismissal of numerous high-ranking officers, raising concerns about a more politicized military and potential impact on readiness.
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72% Bias Score


Declining Spanish Union Membership Despite Strong Political Influence
Spanish union membership is declining despite record labor market growth, concentrated in public sectors and among passive groups, while their political influence remains strong. This decline is due to globalization, internal competition, and their close ties to the leftist government.
Declining Spanish Union Membership Despite Strong Political Influence
Spanish union membership is declining despite record labor market growth, concentrated in public sectors and among passive groups, while their political influence remains strong. This decline is due to globalization, internal competition, and their close ties to the leftist government.
Progress
56% Bias Score


Private Philanthropy Partially Offsets Trump's Public Spending Cuts
The Trump administration's cuts to public spending are being partially offset by private philanthropy, but the scale and conditions of this funding raise concerns about long-term sustainability and donor influence.
Private Philanthropy Partially Offsets Trump's Public Spending Cuts
The Trump administration's cuts to public spending are being partially offset by private philanthropy, but the scale and conditions of this funding raise concerns about long-term sustainability and donor influence.
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44% Bias Score


Plymouth Brethren's Undisclosed Campaigning Raises Concerns in Australian Election
The Plymouth Brethren Christian Church, labeled a cult by Prime Minister Albanese, is actively campaigning in the Australian federal election, raising concerns about undisclosed influence and potential quid pro quo arrangements with the Liberal and National parties, following a history of covert pol...
Plymouth Brethren's Undisclosed Campaigning Raises Concerns in Australian Election
The Plymouth Brethren Christian Church, labeled a cult by Prime Minister Albanese, is actively campaigning in the Australian federal election, raising concerns about undisclosed influence and potential quid pro quo arrangements with the Liberal and National parties, following a history of covert pol...
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64% Bias Score


Blair Criticizes Net-Zero Policies, Raising Concerns About Corporate Influence
Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair criticized current net-zero policies as impractical and unpopular, advocating for alternative technologies like carbon capture, while his financial ties to tech billionaire Larry Ellison raise concerns about corporate influence on climate policy.
Blair Criticizes Net-Zero Policies, Raising Concerns About Corporate Influence
Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair criticized current net-zero policies as impractical and unpopular, advocating for alternative technologies like carbon capture, while his financial ties to tech billionaire Larry Ellison raise concerns about corporate influence on climate policy.
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56% Bias Score


Greece Circumvents Ruling on Out-of-Plan Construction
The Greek Ministry of Environment announced a plan to create 'Controlled Use Areas' (PEHs) with smaller minimum plot sizes (2-4 hectares), effectively circumventing a presidential decree on settlement demarcation and a Supreme Court ruling that banned a similar measure, allowing for increased constr...
Greece Circumvents Ruling on Out-of-Plan Construction
The Greek Ministry of Environment announced a plan to create 'Controlled Use Areas' (PEHs) with smaller minimum plot sizes (2-4 hectares), effectively circumventing a presidential decree on settlement demarcation and a Supreme Court ruling that banned a similar measure, allowing for increased constr...
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48% Bias Score

Trump Administration Cuts US Military Leadership by 20%
The Trump administration announced a 20% reduction in the number of four-star US generals and admirals, along with further cuts to National Guard officers and civilian staff, aiming to maximize military efficiency but raising concerns about potential politicization.

Trump Administration Cuts US Military Leadership by 20%
The Trump administration announced a 20% reduction in the number of four-star US generals and admirals, along with further cuts to National Guard officers and civilian staff, aiming to maximize military efficiency but raising concerns about potential politicization.
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52% Bias Score

CBS to Air Critical Trump Segment Amidst $20 Billion Lawsuit
CBS is airing a segment on Sunday titled 'The Rule of Law', scrutinizing Trump's executive orders targeting law firms, despite Trump's $20 billion lawsuit alleging news distortion in a Harris interview; the FCC is investigating the interview.

CBS to Air Critical Trump Segment Amidst $20 Billion Lawsuit
CBS is airing a segment on Sunday titled 'The Rule of Law', scrutinizing Trump's executive orders targeting law firms, despite Trump's $20 billion lawsuit alleging news distortion in a Harris interview; the FCC is investigating the interview.
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56% Bias Score

New HHS Vaccine Rule Risks Delaying Fall Covid-19 Booster Rollout
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s new rule mandates placebo-controlled trials for all new vaccines, potentially delaying the fall rollout of updated Covid-19 vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna by months, according to vaccine experts, due to the time needed for new trials and analysis; the FDA is e...

New HHS Vaccine Rule Risks Delaying Fall Covid-19 Booster Rollout
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s new rule mandates placebo-controlled trials for all new vaccines, potentially delaying the fall rollout of updated Covid-19 vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna by months, according to vaccine experts, due to the time needed for new trials and analysis; the FDA is e...
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64% Bias Score

IMF's \$20 Billion Loan to Argentina Sparks Controversy
The IMF controversially loaned Argentina \$20 billion despite its history of defaults, largely due to the influence of President Javier Milei, who enjoys close ties with Donald Trump, raising serious questions about the fund's impartiality and potentially leading to further economic instability in A...

IMF's \$20 Billion Loan to Argentina Sparks Controversy
The IMF controversially loaned Argentina \$20 billion despite its history of defaults, largely due to the influence of President Javier Milei, who enjoys close ties with Donald Trump, raising serious questions about the fund's impartiality and potentially leading to further economic instability in A...
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60% Bias Score

ITV's "Mr Bates" Wins Bafta for Social Impact
ITV's "Mr Bates vs the Post Office" won a Bafta for its impact: 15 million viewers, parliamentary action within three weeks, and a bill to overturn wrongful convictions related to the faulty Horizon IT system, highlighting a significant British miscarriage of justice.

ITV's "Mr Bates" Wins Bafta for Social Impact
ITV's "Mr Bates vs the Post Office" won a Bafta for its impact: 15 million viewers, parliamentary action within three weeks, and a bill to overturn wrongful convictions related to the faulty Horizon IT system, highlighting a significant British miscarriage of justice.
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32% Bias Score

RTVE Faces Accusations of Bias, Announces Radio Nacional Changes
On Monday, a brief power outage interrupted a Senate hearing featuring RTVE president José Pablo López, who faced accusations of political bias and announced significant changes for Radio Nacional due to its declining ratings, citing program changes, lack of investment, and personnel losses as major...

RTVE Faces Accusations of Bias, Announces Radio Nacional Changes
On Monday, a brief power outage interrupted a Senate hearing featuring RTVE president José Pablo López, who faced accusations of political bias and announced significant changes for Radio Nacional due to its declining ratings, citing program changes, lack of investment, and personnel losses as major...
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56% Bias Score
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