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Trump Administration Fires FDA Employees, Raising Concerns About Product Safety
The Trump administration fired recently hired FDA employees responsible for reviewing the safety of food, medical devices and tobacco products, impacting roughly 700 CDC employees as well, as part of a larger effort to reduce the federal workforce by 5,200 probationary employees; the move has been c...
Trump Administration Fires FDA Employees, Raising Concerns About Product Safety
The Trump administration fired recently hired FDA employees responsible for reviewing the safety of food, medical devices and tobacco products, impacting roughly 700 CDC employees as well, as part of a larger effort to reduce the federal workforce by 5,200 probationary employees; the move has been c...
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40% Bias Score


Trump Administration Fires FDA Employees, Raising Concerns About Product Safety
The Trump administration fired recently hired FDA employees responsible for reviewing food ingredients, medical devices, and tobacco products, impacting the agency's ability to ensure product safety; the exact number is unclear, but the cuts disproportionately affected the centers for food, medical ...
Trump Administration Fires FDA Employees, Raising Concerns About Product Safety
The Trump administration fired recently hired FDA employees responsible for reviewing food ingredients, medical devices, and tobacco products, impacting the agency's ability to ensure product safety; the exact number is unclear, but the cuts disproportionately affected the centers for food, medical ...
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48% Bias Score


Cholera Outbreak Halts Prussian Advance on Vienna in 1866
Following their victory at Königgrätz on July 3, 1866, the Prussian army's advance on Vienna was hampered by a cholera outbreak that killed 6,427 Prussian soldiers, more than their battle casualties, forcing Bismarck to prioritize peace negotiations over military triumph.
Cholera Outbreak Halts Prussian Advance on Vienna in 1866
Following their victory at Königgrätz on July 3, 1866, the Prussian army's advance on Vienna was hampered by a cholera outbreak that killed 6,427 Prussian soldiers, more than their battle casualties, forcing Bismarck to prioritize peace negotiations over military triumph.
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36% Bias Score


French Report Suggests Cannabis Legalization, Cocaine Decriminalization
French deputies Antoine Léaument and Ludovic Mendes presented a report proposing cannabis legalization and cocaine decriminalization to combat drug trafficking, aiming to weaken criminal organizations and improve public health.
French Report Suggests Cannabis Legalization, Cocaine Decriminalization
French deputies Antoine Léaument and Ludovic Mendes presented a report proposing cannabis legalization and cocaine decriminalization to combat drug trafficking, aiming to weaken criminal organizations and improve public health.
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40% Bias Score


Gambling Addiction Help-Seeking Soars After Legalization of Sports Betting
A University of California San Diego study reveals a surge in gambling addiction help-seeking (6.5-7.3 million searches between May 2018 and June 2024), largely linked to the 2018 Supreme Court decision enabling widespread sports betting legalization across 38 states, significantly outpacing treatme...
Gambling Addiction Help-Seeking Soars After Legalization of Sports Betting
A University of California San Diego study reveals a surge in gambling addiction help-seeking (6.5-7.3 million searches between May 2018 and June 2024), largely linked to the 2018 Supreme Court decision enabling widespread sports betting legalization across 38 states, significantly outpacing treatme...
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52% Bias Score


124 Deaths in Turkey from Bootleg Alcohol
At least 124 people died in Ankara and Istanbul over the past six weeks from drinking bootleg alcohol tainted with methanol; 28 suspects were arrested but most were conditionally released; high alcohol taxes fuel the black market.
124 Deaths in Turkey from Bootleg Alcohol
At least 124 people died in Ankara and Istanbul over the past six weeks from drinking bootleg alcohol tainted with methanol; 28 suspects were arrested but most were conditionally released; high alcohol taxes fuel the black market.
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32% Bias Score

Elevated PFAS Levels in PEI Community Prompt Water Purchase Advice
Elevated levels of PFAS exceeding Health Canada guidelines were found in Slemon Park, PEI's drinking water, prompting the province to advise residents to buy bottled water while home filtration systems are installed; levels ranged from 45.5 ng/L to 58.2 ng/L across three wells.

Elevated PFAS Levels in PEI Community Prompt Water Purchase Advice
Elevated levels of PFAS exceeding Health Canada guidelines were found in Slemon Park, PEI's drinking water, prompting the province to advise residents to buy bottled water while home filtration systems are installed; levels ranged from 45.5 ng/L to 58.2 ng/L across three wells.
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36% Bias Score

German Cadaver Dogs Combat African Swine Fever Outbreak
In the Kühkopf nature reserve near Stockstadt, Germany, teams with dogs search for dead wild boars to combat the spread of African swine fever; since its outbreak in June 2022, over 3000 dead wild boars and 3500 domestic pigs have been found, posing a significant economic threat to farmers.

German Cadaver Dogs Combat African Swine Fever Outbreak
In the Kühkopf nature reserve near Stockstadt, Germany, teams with dogs search for dead wild boars to combat the spread of African swine fever; since its outbreak in June 2022, over 3000 dead wild boars and 3500 domestic pigs have been found, posing a significant economic threat to farmers.
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24% Bias Score

Record \$3.53 Billion Queensland Poker Machine Revenue Raises Concerns
Queensland poker machines generated a record \$3.53 billion in 2024, a 46% increase since 2019, with concerns raised about the impact on low-income communities and calls for stronger regulation.

Record \$3.53 Billion Queensland Poker Machine Revenue Raises Concerns
Queensland poker machines generated a record \$3.53 billion in 2024, a 46% increase since 2019, with concerns raised about the impact on low-income communities and calls for stronger regulation.
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56% Bias Score

Minnesota Declares Emergency Over Avian Disease Outbreaks
Minnesota declared a state of emergency on February 12, 2025, due to outbreaks of Avian Metapneumovirus (aMPV), Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI), and H5N1 bird flu affecting commercial farms, triggering zero-interest loans for affected farmers and contributing to a 65 percent rise in egg pri...

Minnesota Declares Emergency Over Avian Disease Outbreaks
Minnesota declared a state of emergency on February 12, 2025, due to outbreaks of Avian Metapneumovirus (aMPV), Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI), and H5N1 bird flu affecting commercial farms, triggering zero-interest loans for affected farmers and contributing to a 65 percent rise in egg pri...
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36% Bias Score

Sharp Rise in European STIs in 2023
European STI rates surged in 2023, with nearly 100,000 gonorrhea cases (a fourfold increase from a decade ago) and a 13% rise in syphilis cases, mainly impacting men who have sex with men; this is possibly due to decreased condom use, improved testing, or a combination of factors, and contrasts with...

Sharp Rise in European STIs in 2023
European STI rates surged in 2023, with nearly 100,000 gonorrhea cases (a fourfold increase from a decade ago) and a 13% rise in syphilis cases, mainly impacting men who have sex with men; this is possibly due to decreased condom use, improved testing, or a combination of factors, and contrasts with...
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44% Bias Score

Texas Measles Outbreak Reaches 48 Cases, Raising Concerns
A measles outbreak in Texas has rapidly grown to 48 cases, the largest in over 30 years, affecting unvaccinated individuals and spreading to neighboring New Mexico; experts warn of a potential for a larger outbreak due to increasing vaccine hesitancy.

Texas Measles Outbreak Reaches 48 Cases, Raising Concerns
A measles outbreak in Texas has rapidly grown to 48 cases, the largest in over 30 years, affecting unvaccinated individuals and spreading to neighboring New Mexico; experts warn of a potential for a larger outbreak due to increasing vaccine hesitancy.
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40% Bias Score
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