IRS Removes Sections of Internal Revenue Manual Following Trump's DEI Executive Order
Following President Trump's executive order targeting DEI initiatives, sections of the IRS Internal Revenue Manual (IRM) have been removed, impacting access to information on Offers in Compromise, the Large Business and International division, and programs serving diverse taxpayers, including the Ta...
IRS Removes Sections of Internal Revenue Manual Following Trump's DEI Executive Order
Following President Trump's executive order targeting DEI initiatives, sections of the IRS Internal Revenue Manual (IRM) have been removed, impacting access to information on Offers in Compromise, the Large Business and International division, and programs serving diverse taxpayers, including the Ta...
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32% Bias Score
NIOD Criticizes Online Publication of CABR Names List
The NIOD criticizes the online publication of 425,000 names from the CABR database without the corresponding files, leading to public unrest and potential misinterpretations, urging Minister Bruins to provide full online access to the dossiers.
NIOD Criticizes Online Publication of CABR Names List
The NIOD criticizes the online publication of 425,000 names from the CABR database without the corresponding files, leading to public unrest and potential misinterpretations, urging Minister Bruins to provide full online access to the dossiers.
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44% Bias Score
Saving Milan's Public Pools
An appeal to Milan's mayor urges the city to keep two public swimming pools, Scarioni and Argelati, from being privatized like the Lido, raising concerns about affordability and access.
Saving Milan's Public Pools
An appeal to Milan's mayor urges the city to keep two public swimming pools, Scarioni and Argelati, from being privatized like the Lido, raising concerns about affordability and access.
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St. Petersburg Metro Launches Expanded Digital Library Project
St. Petersburg's metro system partnered with the Mayakovsky Library to launch an expanded "In the Metro with a Book" project, providing free access to a vast digital library via QR codes at 60 stations.
St. Petersburg Metro Launches Expanded Digital Library Project
St. Petersburg's metro system partnered with the Mayakovsky Library to launch an expanded "In the Metro with a Book" project, providing free access to a vast digital library via QR codes at 60 stations.
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United Utilities concedes to release Windermere sewage data
Following a legal battle, United Utilities conceded to release data on treated sewage discharged into Windermere, after the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) ruled the information should be public; the company had argued the data was unverified and might harm public confidence, but has now wit...
United Utilities concedes to release Windermere sewage data
Following a legal battle, United Utilities conceded to release data on treated sewage discharged into Windermere, after the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) ruled the information should be public; the company had argued the data was unverified and might harm public confidence, but has now wit...
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40% Bias Score
Renovated DNB Opens to Public in Amsterdam
The Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) in Amsterdam reopens tomorrow after a five-year renovation, offering public access for the first time, transforming its former gold vault into an exhibition space, and aiming to improve its previously negative public image.
Renovated DNB Opens to Public in Amsterdam
The Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) in Amsterdam reopens tomorrow after a five-year renovation, offering public access for the first time, transforming its former gold vault into an exhibition space, and aiming to improve its previously negative public image.
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40% Bias Score
Massachusetts Brothel Case: Public Hearings Ordered
The Supreme Judicial Court ruled that court hearings for alleged customers of a Massachusetts brothel network will be public, despite efforts by the defendants to remain anonymous.
Massachusetts Brothel Case: Public Hearings Ordered
The Supreme Judicial Court ruled that court hearings for alleged customers of a Massachusetts brothel network will be public, despite efforts by the defendants to remain anonymous.
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