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Poland's Housing Crisis Drives Young Voters to Radical Choices in Presidential Election
In Poland's upcoming presidential election, young voters face a stark choice between two establishment candidates amidst a severe housing crisis that has doubled housing prices in major cities over the past six years, leading many to support radical candidates or abstain from voting.
Poland's Housing Crisis Drives Young Voters to Radical Choices in Presidential Election
In Poland's upcoming presidential election, young voters face a stark choice between two establishment candidates amidst a severe housing crisis that has doubled housing prices in major cities over the past six years, leading many to support radical candidates or abstain from voting.
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44% Bias Score


Mexico's Unprecedented Popular Vote for Judges Raises Concerns
Mexico is holding its first-ever popular vote to elect all its judges, a controversial move by the Morena party, raising concerns about the independence of the judiciary despite widespread public support for judicial reform. This unprecedented election is occurring amid low predicted voter turnout a...
Mexico's Unprecedented Popular Vote for Judges Raises Concerns
Mexico is holding its first-ever popular vote to elect all its judges, a controversial move by the Morena party, raising concerns about the independence of the judiciary despite widespread public support for judicial reform. This unprecedented election is occurring amid low predicted voter turnout a...
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56% Bias Score


Congress Proposes Trump Currency, "Trump Train", and National Holiday
US Congress members introduced bills to put Trump on currency, rename the Washington Metro "Trump Train", and make his birthday a national holiday; although unlikely to succeed, these reflect broader efforts to commemorate Trump's presidency.
Congress Proposes Trump Currency, "Trump Train", and National Holiday
US Congress members introduced bills to put Trump on currency, rename the Washington Metro "Trump Train", and make his birthday a national holiday; although unlikely to succeed, these reflect broader efforts to commemorate Trump's presidency.
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48% Bias Score


Trump Considers Pardoning Men Convicted of Plotting to Kidnap Michigan Governor
President Trump is considering pardoning nine men convicted of plotting to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer in 2020, despite previously assuring her he would not, sparking controversy and raising concerns about political interference in the justice system.
Trump Considers Pardoning Men Convicted of Plotting to Kidnap Michigan Governor
President Trump is considering pardoning nine men convicted of plotting to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer in 2020, despite previously assuring her he would not, sparking controversy and raising concerns about political interference in the justice system.
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40% Bias Score


Audience Backlash as Hinson Defends Trump Budget Bill in Iowa Town Halls
Iowa Rep. Ashley Hinson faced significant jeering and disruptions at two town hall meetings on Wednesday while defending the Trump-backed budget bill, with audience members expressing concerns about cuts to social programs and university funding despite Hinson's counterarguments.
Audience Backlash as Hinson Defends Trump Budget Bill in Iowa Town Halls
Iowa Rep. Ashley Hinson faced significant jeering and disruptions at two town hall meetings on Wednesday while defending the Trump-backed budget bill, with audience members expressing concerns about cuts to social programs and university funding despite Hinson's counterarguments.
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52% Bias Score


German University President Warns of Growing Science-Society Divide
University of Potsdam president Oliver Günther highlights growing disconnect between science and society in Germany, citing public misconceptions and the example of US government restrictions on university funding and foreign student admissions as potential consequences.
German University President Warns of Growing Science-Society Divide
University of Potsdam president Oliver Günther highlights growing disconnect between science and society in Germany, citing public misconceptions and the example of US government restrictions on university funding and foreign student admissions as potential consequences.
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48% Bias Score

Spanish Gen Z: Political Polarization, Pessimism, and the Rise of the Far Right
Antoni Gutiérrez-Rubí's study on Spanish Gen Z reveals high political polarization, pessimism about the future, and disillusionment with traditional politics, leading to increased support for far-right parties, especially among men, and amplified by social media algorithms.

Spanish Gen Z: Political Polarization, Pessimism, and the Rise of the Far Right
Antoni Gutiérrez-Rubí's study on Spanish Gen Z reveals high political polarization, pessimism about the future, and disillusionment with traditional politics, leading to increased support for far-right parties, especially among men, and amplified by social media algorithms.
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44% Bias Score

Congress Introduces Bills to Commemorate Trump
US Congress members proposed bills to put Trump's image on currency, rename Washington's Metro the "Trump Train," and potentially make his birthday a national holiday, reflecting a trend of efforts to commemorate the former president.

Congress Introduces Bills to Commemorate Trump
US Congress members proposed bills to put Trump's image on currency, rename Washington's Metro the "Trump Train," and potentially make his birthday a national holiday, reflecting a trend of efforts to commemorate the former president.
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60% Bias Score

Low Polish Approval of US Relations Impacts Presidential Election
Recent polling data shows Polish-US relations at their lowest point since the fall of communism, significantly impacting the presidential race where candidates highlight their stances on transatlantic cooperation amid the Ukraine war and Belarus border tensions.

Low Polish Approval of US Relations Impacts Presidential Election
Recent polling data shows Polish-US relations at their lowest point since the fall of communism, significantly impacting the presidential race where candidates highlight their stances on transatlantic cooperation amid the Ukraine war and Belarus border tensions.
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48% Bias Score

Trump's Unfulfilled Promises Fuel Conspiracy Theories and Supporter Unrest
President Trump's second term is marked by continued promotion of conspiracy theories despite releasing 63,000+ pages of JFK records; unmet expectations among supporters fuel unrest and questions about the administration's transparency.

Trump's Unfulfilled Promises Fuel Conspiracy Theories and Supporter Unrest
President Trump's second term is marked by continued promotion of conspiracy theories despite releasing 63,000+ pages of JFK records; unmet expectations among supporters fuel unrest and questions about the administration's transparency.
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56% Bias Score

Tight Polish Presidential Runoff: Trzaskowski and Nawrocki in Dead Heat
Poland's presidential election runoff is extremely tight between liberal-conservative Rafal Trzaskowski (45.7%) and national-conservative Karol Nawrocki (44.9%), with 7.8% undecided, highlighting a deep societal division and significant implications for Poland's future direction within the EU.

Tight Polish Presidential Runoff: Trzaskowski and Nawrocki in Dead Heat
Poland's presidential election runoff is extremely tight between liberal-conservative Rafal Trzaskowski (45.7%) and national-conservative Karol Nawrocki (44.9%), with 7.8% undecided, highlighting a deep societal division and significant implications for Poland's future direction within the EU.
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36% Bias Score

Trump Appointee Ed Martin Gains Power Within Justice Department
Following a failed Senate confirmation, Ed Martin was appointed to lead the Justice Department's Weaponization Working Group and serve as pardon attorney, enabling investigations into President Trump's opponents and potentially influencing pardons.

Trump Appointee Ed Martin Gains Power Within Justice Department
Following a failed Senate confirmation, Ed Martin was appointed to lead the Justice Department's Weaponization Working Group and serve as pardon attorney, enabling investigations into President Trump's opponents and potentially influencing pardons.
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60% Bias Score
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