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Scotland's Same-Sex Marriage: A Reflection on Polarization
Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon reflects on the 10th anniversary of Scotland's same-sex marriage legalization, noting that the relatively 'civilised' debate of 2014 would be far more toxic today due to increased global political polarization, highlighting the need for vigilance in pro...
Scotland's Same-Sex Marriage: A Reflection on Polarization
Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon reflects on the 10th anniversary of Scotland's same-sex marriage legalization, noting that the relatively 'civilised' debate of 2014 would be far more toxic today due to increased global political polarization, highlighting the need for vigilance in pro...
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44% Bias Score
Death Threat Against German Historian Exposes Rising Attacks on Scientists
German historian Jan Klas Berends received a death threat for his criticism of reduced aid to Ukraine, highlighting a concerning trend of attacks against German scientists, especially those researching politically sensitive topics, with 45% reporting such incidents in a recent study.
Death Threat Against German Historian Exposes Rising Attacks on Scientists
German historian Jan Klas Berends received a death threat for his criticism of reduced aid to Ukraine, highlighting a concerning trend of attacks against German scientists, especially those researching politically sensitive topics, with 45% reporting such incidents in a recent study.
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48% Bias Score
DOJ Report: No Undercover FBI Agents at January 6th Capitol Riot
A Department of Justice report found no undercover FBI agents at the January 6th, 2021, Capitol riot, despite claims from President Trump's allies that federal agents provoked the violence. The report revealed that 26 FBI informants were present, three of whom entered the Capitol building, but none ...
DOJ Report: No Undercover FBI Agents at January 6th Capitol Riot
A Department of Justice report found no undercover FBI agents at the January 6th, 2021, Capitol riot, despite claims from President Trump's allies that federal agents provoked the violence. The report revealed that 26 FBI informants were present, three of whom entered the Capitol building, but none ...
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44% Bias Score
Chilean Politics: Moderation's Paradox
Despite a perceived triumph of moderation in Chilean politics after recent regional elections, the surprising reappearance of Johannes Kaiser in presidential polls with controversial statements reveals a deeper ideological division within the right wing, raising questions about the underlying public...
Chilean Politics: Moderation's Paradox
Despite a perceived triumph of moderation in Chilean politics after recent regional elections, the surprising reappearance of Johannes Kaiser in presidential polls with controversial statements reveals a deeper ideological division within the right wing, raising questions about the underlying public...
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36% Bias Score
Trump Credits Assassination Attempt for 2024 Victory
President-elect Trump attributes his 2024 victory to a July assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania, claiming it swayed public opinion and attracted new supporters, including Elon Musk, ultimately contributing to his win.
Trump Credits Assassination Attempt for 2024 Victory
President-elect Trump attributes his 2024 victory to a July assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania, claiming it swayed public opinion and attracted new supporters, including Elon Musk, ultimately contributing to his win.
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56% Bias Score
"Spanish Congress Rejects Amendments to Controversial "Gag Law" After Heated Debate"
"The Spanish Congress rejected amendments to the "gag law" from the PP and Vox parties by a vote of 176 against and 169 in favor (PP) and 176 against, 33 in favor, and 137 abstentions (Vox). The debate was marked by intense disagreements and accusations between parties, resulting in heated exchanges...
"Spanish Congress Rejects Amendments to Controversial "Gag Law" After Heated Debate"
"The Spanish Congress rejected amendments to the "gag law" from the PP and Vox parties by a vote of 176 against and 169 in favor (PP) and 176 against, 33 in favor, and 137 abstentions (Vox). The debate was marked by intense disagreements and accusations between parties, resulting in heated exchanges...
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56% Bias Score
Spanish Government Accuses Judges of Bias Against Sánchez
The Spanish government is publicly criticizing judges it believes are biased against President Sánchez, citing public opinion polls showing distrust in the judiciary's impartiality and accusing judges of politically motivated actions against the executive branch. This follows several court rulings u...
Spanish Government Accuses Judges of Bias Against Sánchez
The Spanish government is publicly criticizing judges it believes are biased against President Sánchez, citing public opinion polls showing distrust in the judiciary's impartiality and accusing judges of politically motivated actions against the executive branch. This follows several court rulings u...
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60% Bias Score
CEO Murder Highlights Growing Societal Unrest
Luigi Mangione's murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson reflects a growing sense of unrest among those feeling abandoned by the system, highlighting declining trust in institutions and the belief that the system is rigged against ordinary citizens, a sentiment shared across the political spec...
CEO Murder Highlights Growing Societal Unrest
Luigi Mangione's murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson reflects a growing sense of unrest among those feeling abandoned by the system, highlighting declining trust in institutions and the belief that the system is rigged against ordinary citizens, a sentiment shared across the political spec...
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64% Bias Score
"Right-Wing Populism and the Erosion of Liberal Democracy in the West"
"The rise of right-wing populism in Western democracies is fueled by economic inequality and cultural polarization, leading to challenges to liberal democratic institutions and potential long-term instability."
"Right-Wing Populism and the Erosion of Liberal Democracy in the West"
"The rise of right-wing populism in Western democracies is fueled by economic inequality and cultural polarization, leading to challenges to liberal democratic institutions and potential long-term instability."
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60% Bias Score
Thuringian Intelligence Chief Faces Investigative Committee Amidst Bias Allegations
Amidst several media reports, the president of Thuringia's domestic intelligence agency, Stephan Kramer, faces an investigative committee initiated by the AfD due to allegations of bias against them during the classification of the Thuringian AfD as "securely right-wing extremist" in 2021, involving...
Thuringian Intelligence Chief Faces Investigative Committee Amidst Bias Allegations
Amidst several media reports, the president of Thuringia's domestic intelligence agency, Stephan Kramer, faces an investigative committee initiated by the AfD due to allegations of bias against them during the classification of the Thuringian AfD as "securely right-wing extremist" in 2021, involving...
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40% Bias Score
Controversial Public Security Law Advances in Spain
Spain's parliament advances a controversial public security law, backed by the PSOE and Bildu, aiming to phase out rubber bullets, reduce penalties for security infractions, and end 'hot returns' of irregular migrants by the first quarter of 2025, sparking fierce opposition from PP and Vox.
Controversial Public Security Law Advances in Spain
Spain's parliament advances a controversial public security law, backed by the PSOE and Bildu, aiming to phase out rubber bullets, reduce penalties for security infractions, and end 'hot returns' of irregular migrants by the first quarter of 2025, sparking fierce opposition from PP and Vox.
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68% Bias Score
Poll Shows Low Public Approval for Trump's Cabinet Picks
A new poll reveals low public approval for several of President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet picks, including Pete Hegseth for Defense Secretary and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for Health Secretary, with significant portions of the public unfamiliar with the nominees; confirmation in the Senate is seen as...
Poll Shows Low Public Approval for Trump's Cabinet Picks
A new poll reveals low public approval for several of President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet picks, including Pete Hegseth for Defense Secretary and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for Health Secretary, with significant portions of the public unfamiliar with the nominees; confirmation in the Senate is seen as...
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36% Bias Score
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