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Assault Charges Dropped Against Trans Rights Advocate Accused by Rep. Mace
Prosecutors dropped assault charges against James McIntyre, who Rep. Nancy Mace accused of assaulting her in December; McIntyre, a trans rights advocate, said the charges were politically motivated, and Mace said she would not back down.
Assault Charges Dropped Against Trans Rights Advocate Accused by Rep. Mace
Prosecutors dropped assault charges against James McIntyre, who Rep. Nancy Mace accused of assaulting her in December; McIntyre, a trans rights advocate, said the charges were politically motivated, and Mace said she would not back down.
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52% Bias Score
Dutch Military Recruitment Efforts Ineffective Despite Television Appearances
The Dutch military's recruitment efforts are failing despite television appearances by high-profile personnel. Inconsistencies in their presentation and a perceived disconnect with public concerns are identified as potential causes for this failure.
Dutch Military Recruitment Efforts Ineffective Despite Television Appearances
The Dutch military's recruitment efforts are failing despite television appearances by high-profile personnel. Inconsistencies in their presentation and a perceived disconnect with public concerns are identified as potential causes for this failure.
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56% Bias Score
Goldstein Campaign Video Sparks Transparency Concerns
In a campaign video for the seat of Goldstein, former Liberal MP Tim Wilson features a man in hi-vis who resembles a Liberal campaign worker, Frazer Hurst, raising concerns about transparency after similar past incidents involving Liberal party ads featuring campaign workers disguised as voters.
Goldstein Campaign Video Sparks Transparency Concerns
In a campaign video for the seat of Goldstein, former Liberal MP Tim Wilson features a man in hi-vis who resembles a Liberal campaign worker, Frazer Hurst, raising concerns about transparency after similar past incidents involving Liberal party ads featuring campaign workers disguised as voters.
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44% Bias Score
Thuringia to Take on €313 Million in New Debt for Budget
Thuringia will incur up to €313 million in new debt for its €14 billion budget, focusing investments on municipalities, schools, and infrastructure; the decision, enabled by a debt brake recalculation, faces opposition amid concerns about wasteful spending.
Thuringia to Take on €313 Million in New Debt for Budget
Thuringia will incur up to €313 million in new debt for its €14 billion budget, focusing investments on municipalities, schools, and infrastructure; the decision, enabled by a debt brake recalculation, faces opposition amid concerns about wasteful spending.
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44% Bias Score
Scottish Tory MSP Quits, Accuses Party of Rightward Shift
Scottish Tory MSP Jamie Greene resigned on Thursday, criticizing the party's rightward shift under leader Russell Findlay and warning of electoral collapse if the "Reform-lite" agenda continues; he cited concerns about the party's stance on LGBT rights and the Gender Recognition Reform Bill.
Scottish Tory MSP Quits, Accuses Party of Rightward Shift
Scottish Tory MSP Jamie Greene resigned on Thursday, criticizing the party's rightward shift under leader Russell Findlay and warning of electoral collapse if the "Reform-lite" agenda continues; he cited concerns about the party's stance on LGBT rights and the Gender Recognition Reform Bill.
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56% Bias Score
Hamburg CDU Open to SPD Coalition Despite Greens Partnership
Following the Hamburg election, CDU chairman Dennis Thering expressed continued openness to an SPD coalition, citing strong common ground during exploratory talks and criticizing the SPD's decision to instead partner with the Greens. The CDU achieved its best election result since 2008, securing 19....
Hamburg CDU Open to SPD Coalition Despite Greens Partnership
Following the Hamburg election, CDU chairman Dennis Thering expressed continued openness to an SPD coalition, citing strong common ground during exploratory talks and criticizing the SPD's decision to instead partner with the Greens. The CDU achieved its best election result since 2008, securing 19....
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48% Bias Score
Falkirk Council Leases Grangemouth Stadium to Community Trust
Falkirk Council leased Grangemouth Stadium to the Grangemouth Community Sports Trust for a £1 yearly rent due to £550,000 annual maintenance costs, providing up to £500,000 in support to ensure its long-term viability, impacting local athletics and community access.
Falkirk Council Leases Grangemouth Stadium to Community Trust
Falkirk Council leased Grangemouth Stadium to the Grangemouth Community Sports Trust for a £1 yearly rent due to £550,000 annual maintenance costs, providing up to £500,000 in support to ensure its long-term viability, impacting local athletics and community access.
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32% Bias Score
Republican Party Denies Influence in Gyumri Mayoral Election
The Republican Party in Armenia denies influencing Martun Grigoryan's decision in the Gyumri mayoral election, emphasizing their opposition to Nikol Pashinyan's influence, despite Grigoryan being a member of their parliamentary group. Grigoryan's alliance holds the deciding vote between Vardan Ghuka...
Republican Party Denies Influence in Gyumri Mayoral Election
The Republican Party in Armenia denies influencing Martun Grigoryan's decision in the Gyumri mayoral election, emphasizing their opposition to Nikol Pashinyan's influence, despite Grigoryan being a member of their parliamentary group. Grigoryan's alliance holds the deciding vote between Vardan Ghuka...
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52% Bias Score
Hamburg CDU Open to SPD Coalition Talks Despite Red-Green Negotiations
Following the Hamburg state election, CDU chairman Dennis Thering expressed continued openness to talks with the SPD, stating that a CDU-SPD coalition would have been better for Hamburg. The CDU achieved 19.8% of the vote, their best result since 2008, and has outlined specific policy proposals for ...
Hamburg CDU Open to SPD Coalition Talks Despite Red-Green Negotiations
Following the Hamburg state election, CDU chairman Dennis Thering expressed continued openness to talks with the SPD, stating that a CDU-SPD coalition would have been better for Hamburg. The CDU achieved 19.8% of the vote, their best result since 2008, and has outlined specific policy proposals for ...
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52% Bias Score
Spain Opens Bidding for New TV Channel, Rules Out Pressuring Telefónica
The Spanish government will not pressure Telefónica to bid on a new television channel, despite having available space due to the new ultra-high-definition digital terrestrial television plan; a public tender will be launched within three months.
Spain Opens Bidding for New TV Channel, Rules Out Pressuring Telefónica
The Spanish government will not pressure Telefónica to bid on a new television channel, despite having available space due to the new ultra-high-definition digital terrestrial television plan; a public tender will be launched within three months.
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48% Bias Score
Thuringia to Incur €313 Million in New Debt for Budget
Thuringia will borrow up to €313 million to fund its budget, marking its first new debt since the COVID-19 pandemic, due to a recalculation of the debt brake, enabling loans to offset economic downturns. The move is supported by the state government for investments in municipalities, schools, and in...
Thuringia to Incur €313 Million in New Debt for Budget
Thuringia will borrow up to €313 million to fund its budget, marking its first new debt since the COVID-19 pandemic, due to a recalculation of the debt brake, enabling loans to offset economic downturns. The move is supported by the state government for investments in municipalities, schools, and in...
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44% Bias Score
Editor-in-Chief Resigns After No-Confidence Vote
Following a no-confidence vote by 92% of 280 voting employees citing "rigid and brutal management," Sébastien Georges resigned as editor-in-chief of three French newspapers; the Ebra group, which owns the newspapers, seeks to improve workplace conditions.
Editor-in-Chief Resigns After No-Confidence Vote
Following a no-confidence vote by 92% of 280 voting employees citing "rigid and brutal management," Sébastien Georges resigned as editor-in-chief of three French newspapers; the Ebra group, which owns the newspapers, seeks to improve workplace conditions.
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40% Bias Score
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