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High Poverty Rates Among Recent Immigrants in Canada
A Statistics Canada report reveals that 20 percent of recent immigrants in Canada lived below the poverty line in 2022, with most experiencing "deep poverty," highlighting systemic issues and the need for policy changes to address the root causes.
High Poverty Rates Among Recent Immigrants in Canada
A Statistics Canada report reveals that 20 percent of recent immigrants in Canada lived below the poverty line in 2022, with most experiencing "deep poverty," highlighting systemic issues and the need for policy changes to address the root causes.
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24% Bias Score
German Initiative Highlights Cost and Injustice of Fare Evasion Law
The Freiheitsfonds initiative freed 60 fare evaders from prisons in eight German states, costing €1 million but saving taxpayers over €17 million in prison costs; this highlights the disproportionate impact of the Nazi-era fare evasion law on vulnerable populations and the political obstacles to its...
German Initiative Highlights Cost and Injustice of Fare Evasion Law
The Freiheitsfonds initiative freed 60 fare evaders from prisons in eight German states, costing €1 million but saving taxpayers over €17 million in prison costs; this highlights the disproportionate impact of the Nazi-era fare evasion law on vulnerable populations and the political obstacles to its...
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68% Bias Score
Poverty and Special Needs, Not Ethnicity, Drive School Exclusions and Attainment in England
A study using 2019 English school data found poverty and special educational needs, not ethnicity, are the key factors in school exclusions and attainment; however, critics argue it overlooks informal exclusion and the complex intersection of race and class.
Poverty and Special Needs, Not Ethnicity, Drive School Exclusions and Attainment in England
A study using 2019 English school data found poverty and special educational needs, not ethnicity, are the key factors in school exclusions and attainment; however, critics argue it overlooks informal exclusion and the complex intersection of race and class.
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32% Bias Score
McCormick Defends School Lunch Aid Freeze, Suggests Children Should Work
Rep. Rich McCormick defended the White House's freeze on federal aid to school lunch programs, suggesting that some children should work instead of receiving free meals; this comes as the White House issued a temporary pause on federal financial assistance to various programs, prompting concerns abo...
McCormick Defends School Lunch Aid Freeze, Suggests Children Should Work
Rep. Rich McCormick defended the White House's freeze on federal aid to school lunch programs, suggesting that some children should work instead of receiving free meals; this comes as the White House issued a temporary pause on federal financial assistance to various programs, prompting concerns abo...
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60% Bias Score
Trump's Education Plan Risks Harming States That Voted For Him
Analysis of federal education funding reveals that states which voted for Trump in 2024 are more dependent on federal funds, particularly for high-poverty schools and special education; a shift to block grants could disproportionately harm these communities.
Trump's Education Plan Risks Harming States That Voted For Him
Analysis of federal education funding reveals that states which voted for Trump in 2024 are more dependent on federal funds, particularly for high-poverty schools and special education; a shift to block grants could disproportionately harm these communities.
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44% Bias Score
Billionaire Wealth Explodes, While Global Poverty Remains Stagnant
Oxfam's report reveals that billionaire wealth grew three times faster in 2024 than in 2023, reaching \$2 trillion, while global poverty remains largely stagnant since 1990, prompting calls for increased taxation of the ultra-rich.
Billionaire Wealth Explodes, While Global Poverty Remains Stagnant
Oxfam's report reveals that billionaire wealth grew three times faster in 2024 than in 2023, reaching \$2 trillion, while global poverty remains largely stagnant since 1990, prompting calls for increased taxation of the ultra-rich.
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56% Bias Score
Far-right narratives shape German election campaign, overshadowing critical social issues
The article discusses the unsubstantiated link between violence and immigration in Germany, the rise of the "great replacement" theory influencing the Union's proposed "Zustrombegrenzungsgesetz", and the neglect of critical social issues such as poverty and housing shortages.
Far-right narratives shape German election campaign, overshadowing critical social issues
The article discusses the unsubstantiated link between violence and immigration in Germany, the rise of the "great replacement" theory influencing the Union's proposed "Zustrombegrenzungsgesetz", and the neglect of critical social issues such as poverty and housing shortages.
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48% Bias Score
Argentina's Teenage Gambling Crisis: Poverty, Deregulation, and a Looming Regulatory Battle
In Argentina, approximately 25% of students aged 12-19 gamble online, primarily due to poverty; this trend is exacerbated by deregulation under President Milei, despite a proposed bill to regulate online gambling facing opposition.
Argentina's Teenage Gambling Crisis: Poverty, Deregulation, and a Looming Regulatory Battle
In Argentina, approximately 25% of students aged 12-19 gamble online, primarily due to poverty; this trend is exacerbated by deregulation under President Milei, despite a proposed bill to regulate online gambling facing opposition.
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60% Bias Score
74 Child Deaths in England Linked to Temporary Accommodation
Between April 2019 and March 2024, 74 children died in England with temporary accommodation cited as a contributing factor; 58 were under one, revealing systemic issues and prompting calls for legislative changes to ensure child safety in temporary housing.
74 Child Deaths in England Linked to Temporary Accommodation
Between April 2019 and March 2024, 74 children died in England with temporary accommodation cited as a contributing factor; 58 were under one, revealing systemic issues and prompting calls for legislative changes to ensure child safety in temporary housing.
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48% Bias Score
ALICE Index Reveals Inflation's Disproportionate Impact on Low-Income Households
President Trump's call for emergency price relief highlights the significant disparity between official inflation measures (CPI) and the reality faced by ALICE households (asset-limited, income-constrained, employed), who experience inflation rates consistently higher than the CPI, impacting nearly ...
ALICE Index Reveals Inflation's Disproportionate Impact on Low-Income Households
President Trump's call for emergency price relief highlights the significant disparity between official inflation measures (CPI) and the reality faced by ALICE households (asset-limited, income-constrained, employed), who experience inflation rates consistently higher than the CPI, impacting nearly ...
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32% Bias Score
Ultra-Rich Wealth Soars to \$2 Trillion in 2024 Amidst Unchanged Global Poverty
In 2024, the world's ultra-rich saw their collective wealth increase by \$2 trillion, a threefold rise from 2023, while global poverty remained largely unchanged since 1990, according to a report by a confederation of 20 NGOs that highlights the lasting effects of colonialism on wealth distribution.
Ultra-Rich Wealth Soars to \$2 Trillion in 2024 Amidst Unchanged Global Poverty
In 2024, the world's ultra-rich saw their collective wealth increase by \$2 trillion, a threefold rise from 2023, while global poverty remained largely unchanged since 1990, according to a report by a confederation of 20 NGOs that highlights the lasting effects of colonialism on wealth distribution.
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48% Bias Score
Billionaire Wealth Surges to $15 Trillion Amid Stagnant Global Poverty
Oxfam's 2025 inequality report reveals a $2 trillion surge in billionaire wealth to $15 trillion in 2024, the second-largest annual increase on record, while global poverty remains stagnant since 1990, with the richest 1% owning nearly 45% of global wealth and Oxfam predicting at least five trillion...
Billionaire Wealth Surges to $15 Trillion Amid Stagnant Global Poverty
Oxfam's 2025 inequality report reveals a $2 trillion surge in billionaire wealth to $15 trillion in 2024, the second-largest annual increase on record, while global poverty remains stagnant since 1990, with the richest 1% owning nearly 45% of global wealth and Oxfam predicting at least five trillion...
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64% Bias Score
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