US Withdrawal from WHO Triggers Funding Crisis
President Trump signed an executive order initiating the U.S. withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO), its largest donor, prompting the WHO to review its priorities and implement budget cuts due to the loss of funding, impacting global health collaboration.
US Withdrawal from WHO Triggers Funding Crisis
President Trump signed an executive order initiating the U.S. withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO), its largest donor, prompting the WHO to review its priorities and implement budget cuts due to the loss of funding, impacting global health collaboration.
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40% Bias Score
Sydney Cook Statue Vandalized Again Ahead of Australia Day
A statue of Captain James Cook in Sydney was vandalized with red paint and disfigured, ahead of Australia Day, marking the second such incident in 12 months; the vandalism is viewed as undermining reconciliation efforts by local officials.
Sydney Cook Statue Vandalized Again Ahead of Australia Day
A statue of Captain James Cook in Sydney was vandalized with red paint and disfigured, ahead of Australia Day, marking the second such incident in 12 months; the vandalism is viewed as undermining reconciliation efforts by local officials.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Taps Unconventional Choice to Lead CDC
The Trump administration will likely appoint Susan Coller Monarez, with a PhD, not a medical doctor, to temporarily head the CDC, a departure from tradition, creating a leadership shift and raising questions about agency priorities.
Trump Taps Unconventional Choice to Lead CDC
The Trump administration will likely appoint Susan Coller Monarez, with a PhD, not a medical doctor, to temporarily head the CDC, a departure from tradition, creating a leadership shift and raising questions about agency priorities.
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Supreme Court President Rejects Government's Criticism of Judges
Spain's Supreme Court president Isabel Perelló defended judges against government criticism, emphasizing their commitment to impartiality and highlighting the diverse backgrounds of newly appointed judges, including over 34% from families where neither parent has a higher education and 70% with no l...
Spanish Supreme Court President Rejects Government's Criticism of Judges
Spain's Supreme Court president Isabel Perelló defended judges against government criticism, emphasizing their commitment to impartiality and highlighting the diverse backgrounds of newly appointed judges, including over 34% from families where neither parent has a higher education and 70% with no l...
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48% Bias Score
Lithuania's Balancing Act: Belarusian Migration and Security Concerns
Despite over 4,500 Belarusians leaving Lithuania in the last year, they remain the second largest foreign group; the prime minister opposes further restrictions, contrasting with the interior minister's view of cultural closeness, while acknowledging security risks.
Lithuania's Balancing Act: Belarusian Migration and Security Concerns
Despite over 4,500 Belarusians leaving Lithuania in the last year, they remain the second largest foreign group; the prime minister opposes further restrictions, contrasting with the interior minister's view of cultural closeness, while acknowledging security risks.
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40% Bias Score
Vancouver Mayor Pauses Supportive Housing Construction in Downtown Eastside Revitalization Plan
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim announced a plan to revitalize the troubled Downtown Eastside by pausing new supportive housing construction, cracking down on crime, and updating the area plan to encourage a mix of housing and businesses, aiming to integrate the area into the wider city and address the over...
Vancouver Mayor Pauses Supportive Housing Construction in Downtown Eastside Revitalization Plan
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim announced a plan to revitalize the troubled Downtown Eastside by pausing new supportive housing construction, cracking down on crime, and updating the area plan to encourage a mix of housing and businesses, aiming to integrate the area into the wider city and address the over...
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44% Bias Score
Martin Reappointed as Irish Prime Minister in Coalition Deal
Micheal Martin was reappointed as Ireland's Prime Minister on Thursday, winning a parliamentary vote of 76 to 95, forming a coalition government with Fine Gael and securing support from independent lawmakers, after weeks of negotiations following the November 29th election.
Martin Reappointed as Irish Prime Minister in Coalition Deal
Micheal Martin was reappointed as Ireland's Prime Minister on Thursday, winning a parliamentary vote of 76 to 95, forming a coalition government with Fine Gael and securing support from independent lawmakers, after weeks of negotiations following the November 29th election.
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28% Bias Score
Yost Announces Gubernatorial Bid in Contested Ohio Race
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced his 2026 gubernatorial bid on Thursday, positioning himself as a conservative alternative to rivals, citing his work on anti-trust lawsuits, border policy challenges, and the House Bill 6 corruption case, while Democrats criticize his stance on abortion and ...
Yost Announces Gubernatorial Bid in Contested Ohio Race
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced his 2026 gubernatorial bid on Thursday, positioning himself as a conservative alternative to rivals, citing his work on anti-trust lawsuits, border policy challenges, and the House Bill 6 corruption case, while Democrats criticize his stance on abortion and ...
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40% Bias Score
EU Mulls Funding for Border Barriers Amidst Hybrid Threat Concerns
The European Commission is considering using EU funds for border barriers along the bloc's external borders, following requests from MEPs concerned about hybrid threats from Russia and Belarus, despite previous prohibitions; this decision reflects a policy shift with significant long-term implicatio...
EU Mulls Funding for Border Barriers Amidst Hybrid Threat Concerns
The European Commission is considering using EU funds for border barriers along the bloc's external borders, following requests from MEPs concerned about hybrid threats from Russia and Belarus, despite previous prohibitions; this decision reflects a policy shift with significant long-term implicatio...
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48% Bias Score
Hamburg Greens Reject Mayor's Climate Concerns, Push for 2040 Neutrality
Hamburg's Green party opposes Mayor Peter Tschentscher's (SPD) warnings against more ambitious climate targets, advocating for climate neutrality by 2040, despite concerns about the social and economic impacts, triggering a potential referendum in the fall.
Hamburg Greens Reject Mayor's Climate Concerns, Push for 2040 Neutrality
Hamburg's Green party opposes Mayor Peter Tschentscher's (SPD) warnings against more ambitious climate targets, advocating for climate neutrality by 2040, despite concerns about the social and economic impacts, triggering a potential referendum in the fall.
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44% Bias Score
Rajoy's Speech Presentation Highlights Contrasting Leadership Styles within Spain's PP
Mariano Rajoy's book of selected speeches was presented at the Spanish Congress, generating significant political commentary; Rajoy offered governance advice while subtly criticizing the current government, while PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo directly attacked Pedro Sánchez, showcasing contrasting ...
Rajoy's Speech Presentation Highlights Contrasting Leadership Styles within Spain's PP
Mariano Rajoy's book of selected speeches was presented at the Spanish Congress, generating significant political commentary; Rajoy offered governance advice while subtly criticizing the current government, while PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo directly attacked Pedro Sánchez, showcasing contrasting ...
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56% Bias Score
Ford Calls Snap Ontario Election Amidst U.S. Tariff Concerns
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is calling a snap election for February 27th, citing the need for a stronger mandate to negotiate with the U.S. regarding potential tariffs that could cost Ontario 500,000 jobs; the opposition parties have criticized the move.
Ford Calls Snap Ontario Election Amidst U.S. Tariff Concerns
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is calling a snap election for February 27th, citing the need for a stronger mandate to negotiate with the U.S. regarding potential tariffs that could cost Ontario 500,000 jobs; the opposition parties have criticized the move.
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56% Bias Score