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Discrepancy Between Official and Public Perception of Inflation in Russia
Russia's official 2024 inflation rate was 9.52%, but public perception is far higher due to sharp increases in essential food prices (e.g., potatoes up 92%, butter up 36.2%); this discrepancy undermines trust in official statistics.
Discrepancy Between Official and Public Perception of Inflation in Russia
Russia's official 2024 inflation rate was 9.52%, but public perception is far higher due to sharp increases in essential food prices (e.g., potatoes up 92%, butter up 36.2%); this discrepancy undermines trust in official statistics.
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56% Bias Score


AI in Journalism: Increased Productivity, but Reader Skepticism Remains
A study from the Technical University of Darmstadt shows that nearly half of respondents would stop reading a newspaper if it openly admitted to using AI to create some articles, particularly impacting older readers less familiar with AI, while younger readers show more acceptance.
AI in Journalism: Increased Productivity, but Reader Skepticism Remains
A study from the Technical University of Darmstadt shows that nearly half of respondents would stop reading a newspaper if it openly admitted to using AI to create some articles, particularly impacting older readers less familiar with AI, while younger readers show more acceptance.
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44% 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


Macron: End of Peace Dividend for France
French President Macron's statement on March 5th acknowledging an end to the "peace dividend" follows decades of French military involvement in conflicts globally, downplayed domestically; this has left the French public ill-prepared for future international tensions.
Macron: End of Peace Dividend for France
French President Macron's statement on March 5th acknowledging an end to the "peace dividend" follows decades of French military involvement in conflicts globally, downplayed domestically; this has left the French public ill-prepared for future international tensions.
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48% Bias Score


Dutch Court Overturns Speaker Ban, Sparking Debate on Judicial Clarity
A Dutch court overturned a government ban on three speakers at the Ramadan Expo in Utrecht due to insufficient evidence of threats to public order, prompting online threats against the judge and a public debate about the clarity of court rulings. The ministers' decision lacked proper justification d...
Dutch Court Overturns Speaker Ban, Sparking Debate on Judicial Clarity
A Dutch court overturned a government ban on three speakers at the Ramadan Expo in Utrecht due to insufficient evidence of threats to public order, prompting online threats against the judge and a public debate about the clarity of court rulings. The ministers' decision lacked proper justification d...
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56% Bias Score


House Republicans Clash with Elon Musk Over DOGE Leadership
House Republicans express growing frustration with Elon Musk's leadership of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), citing poor communication, controversial statements, and directives that have caused public backlash and constituent demonstrations.
House Republicans Clash with Elon Musk Over DOGE Leadership
House Republicans express growing frustration with Elon Musk's leadership of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), citing poor communication, controversial statements, and directives that have caused public backlash and constituent demonstrations.
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48% Bias Score

Public Prioritizes Water Pollution Reduction, Unlike Companies; Experts Recommend Collaboration
A WWF and GlobeScan survey of over 30,000 people across 31 countries reveals the public prioritizes water pollution reduction and habitat protection, unlike companies focusing on internal water usage; experts recommend basin-scale collaboration and integrating water into broader sustainability progr...

Public Prioritizes Water Pollution Reduction, Unlike Companies; Experts Recommend Collaboration
A WWF and GlobeScan survey of over 30,000 people across 31 countries reveals the public prioritizes water pollution reduction and habitat protection, unlike companies focusing on internal water usage; experts recommend basin-scale collaboration and integrating water into broader sustainability progr...
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28% Bias Score

Gendered Media Coverage of Missing Soldiers in Israel Raises Concerns
Ten female journalists won awards for their continuous coverage of the Israeli missing soldiers issue, raising concerns about the exclusive female focus on such a crucial political matter, which has lasted over 540 days.

Gendered Media Coverage of Missing Soldiers in Israel Raises Concerns
Ten female journalists won awards for their continuous coverage of the Israeli missing soldiers issue, raising concerns about the exclusive female focus on such a crucial political matter, which has lasted over 540 days.
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72% Bias Score

Backlash Against Meghan Markle's Netflix Show Highlights Racial and Class Biases
Meghan Markle's new Netflix lifestyle show, "With Love, Meghan," which premiered in March and was renewed for a second season, has faced intense online criticism, attributed by columnist Leslie Gray Streeter to racism, jealousy, and classism.

Backlash Against Meghan Markle's Netflix Show Highlights Racial and Class Biases
Meghan Markle's new Netflix lifestyle show, "With Love, Meghan," which premiered in March and was renewed for a second season, has faced intense online criticism, attributed by columnist Leslie Gray Streeter to racism, jealousy, and classism.
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56% Bias Score

Democrats' Inauthenticity Fuels Public Distrust
Following an election where voters rejected the Democratic leadership, the party's response is seen as inauthentic, with contradictory messaging on issues like electric vehicles and contrived attempts at public engagement, contrasting sharply with the Trump administration's more direct approach.

Democrats' Inauthenticity Fuels Public Distrust
Following an election where voters rejected the Democratic leadership, the party's response is seen as inauthentic, with contradictory messaging on issues like electric vehicles and contrived attempts at public engagement, contrasting sharply with the Trump administration's more direct approach.
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72% Bias Score

Trump Administration's Immigration Crackdown: Optics Over Substance?
The Trump administration's portrayal of Venezuelan migrants at Guantánamo Bay as "the worst of the worst" was contradicted by their later admission that nearly 30% were low-threat individuals, highlighting a potential prioritization of optics over results in their immigration crackdown, fueled by me...

Trump Administration's Immigration Crackdown: Optics Over Substance?
The Trump administration's portrayal of Venezuelan migrants at Guantánamo Bay as "the worst of the worst" was contradicted by their later admission that nearly 30% were low-threat individuals, highlighting a potential prioritization of optics over results in their immigration crackdown, fueled by me...
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56% Bias Score

Global Survey Reveals Optimism for Cell and Gene Therapies, but Concerns Remain About Other Breakthrough Technologies
A global survey of over 13,000 people across 13 countries reveals high optimism for cell and gene therapy (74%), but lower acceptance of cultivated meat (39%) and concerns about AI in medicine, highlighting the need for greater public engagement and transparency regarding emerging technologies.

Global Survey Reveals Optimism for Cell and Gene Therapies, but Concerns Remain About Other Breakthrough Technologies
A global survey of over 13,000 people across 13 countries reveals high optimism for cell and gene therapy (74%), but lower acceptance of cultivated meat (39%) and concerns about AI in medicine, highlighting the need for greater public engagement and transparency regarding emerging technologies.
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20% Bias Score
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