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Laurentian University Sells Historic Mansion Amidst Artist Protests
Laurentian University sold the Bell Mansion, a historic Sudbury property and former art gallery, to an undisclosed buyer for $1 million, despite protests from artists claiming the university is violating a trust.
Laurentian University Sells Historic Mansion Amidst Artist Protests
Laurentian University sold the Bell Mansion, a historic Sudbury property and former art gallery, to an undisclosed buyer for $1 million, despite protests from artists claiming the university is violating a trust.
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24% Bias Score


UK Government's Delayed Data Breach Review Highlights Ongoing Security Risks
A UK government review into 11 public sector data breaches, including incidents affecting thousands of Afghans and disability claimants, found three recurring issues: poor data download controls, insecure emailing practices, and hidden data in spreadsheets; although 12 of 14 recommendations have bee...
UK Government's Delayed Data Breach Review Highlights Ongoing Security Risks
A UK government review into 11 public sector data breaches, including incidents affecting thousands of Afghans and disability claimants, found three recurring issues: poor data download controls, insecure emailing practices, and hidden data in spreadsheets; although 12 of 14 recommendations have bee...
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40% Bias Score


German Autobahn Construction to Continue Despite Budget Uncertainties
Concerns over funding for German Autobahn projects, particularly the A14 and A143, are addressed by the Ministry of Transport, which assures that ongoing construction will proceed despite unapproved 2025 and 2026 budgets and a prioritization of infrastructure maintenance over new construction.
German Autobahn Construction to Continue Despite Budget Uncertainties
Concerns over funding for German Autobahn projects, particularly the A14 and A143, are addressed by the Ministry of Transport, which assures that ongoing construction will proceed despite unapproved 2025 and 2026 budgets and a prioritization of infrastructure maintenance over new construction.
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48% Bias Score


UK Police to Disclose Suspect Ethnicity, Nationality in High-Profile Cases
The UK's National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) introduced new guidelines encouraging police to disclose ethnicity and nationality of suspects in high-profile cases to counter misinformation, following incidents where information withholding fueled public unrest; the decision remains with police, co...
UK Police to Disclose Suspect Ethnicity, Nationality in High-Profile Cases
The UK's National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) introduced new guidelines encouraging police to disclose ethnicity and nationality of suspects in high-profile cases to counter misinformation, following incidents where information withholding fueled public unrest; the decision remains with police, co...
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36% Bias Score


Trump Fires BLS Commissioner After Slow Hiring Report
President Trump fired U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Commissioner Erika McEntarfer after a jobs report showed slower hiring, claiming the data was "manipulated." This raises concerns about political interference in economic data collection, impacting the economy's reliability.
Trump Fires BLS Commissioner After Slow Hiring Report
President Trump fired U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Commissioner Erika McEntarfer after a jobs report showed slower hiring, claiming the data was "manipulated." This raises concerns about political interference in economic data collection, impacting the economy's reliability.
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36% Bias Score


Spanish Congress Closes Amidst Political Dysfunction and Judicial Bias
The temporary closure of the Spanish Congress offers a respite from the spectacle of insults and disregard shown by politicians, while the judiciary's perceived bias further erodes public trust.
Spanish Congress Closes Amidst Political Dysfunction and Judicial Bias
The temporary closure of the Spanish Congress offers a respite from the spectacle of insults and disregard shown by politicians, while the judiciary's perceived bias further erodes public trust.
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60% Bias Score

German Public Distrust in Government Reaches Record High
A recent survey reveals that 73 percent of German citizens believe the state is overwhelmed, marking a record low in public confidence, particularly concerning asylum policy, social security, and education.

German Public Distrust in Government Reaches Record High
A recent survey reveals that 73 percent of German citizens believe the state is overwhelmed, marking a record low in public confidence, particularly concerning asylum policy, social security, and education.
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32% Bias Score

Dutch Cabinet Collapses Amidst Disagreement on Israel Policy, Fueling Public Distrust
The resignation of all Dutch NSC ministers due to disagreements over Israel policy has caused the cabinet's collapse, leading to widespread public distrust and concerns about political stability, as evidenced by comments from citizens and political analysts.

Dutch Cabinet Collapses Amidst Disagreement on Israel Policy, Fueling Public Distrust
The resignation of all Dutch NSC ministers due to disagreements over Israel policy has caused the cabinet's collapse, leading to widespread public distrust and concerns about political stability, as evidenced by comments from citizens and political analysts.
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48% Bias Score

Police Officer Found Guilty of Misconduct in Unsolved Murder Case Promoted
The family of Alistair Wilson, a banker murdered in 2004, expressed outrage after learning that Detective Chief Superintendent Paul Livingstone, found guilty of misconduct in the case, is in line for promotion to Assistant Chief Constable despite misleading the family about a planned arrest of a sus...

Police Officer Found Guilty of Misconduct in Unsolved Murder Case Promoted
The family of Alistair Wilson, a banker murdered in 2004, expressed outrage after learning that Detective Chief Superintendent Paul Livingstone, found guilty of misconduct in the case, is in line for promotion to Assistant Chief Constable despite misleading the family about a planned arrest of a sus...
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60% Bias Score

Fabricated Resumes Rock Spanish Politics
The recent scandal involving fabricated resumes in Spanish politics has resulted in three resignations, exposing a culture of deception and impacting public trust; the issue highlights systemic weaknesses and underscores the need for stronger internal party controls and accountability measures.

Fabricated Resumes Rock Spanish Politics
The recent scandal involving fabricated resumes in Spanish politics has resulted in three resignations, exposing a culture of deception and impacting public trust; the issue highlights systemic weaknesses and underscores the need for stronger internal party controls and accountability measures.
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36% Bias Score

Accelerated Time and its Impact on Governance
This article analyzes how the feeling of accelerated time influences politics, causing short-term governance, decreased public trust, and ineffective state intervention, ultimately leading to a loss of political leadership and the inability to solve societal problems.

Accelerated Time and its Impact on Governance
This article analyzes how the feeling of accelerated time influences politics, causing short-term governance, decreased public trust, and ineffective state intervention, ultimately leading to a loss of political leadership and the inability to solve societal problems.
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44% Bias Score

Ukraine's Parliament Faces Pressure to Resume Broadcasts Amidst Anti-Corruption Vote
Following a 2022 wartime security decision, Ukraine's parliament stopped broadcasting its sessions, prompting nearly 100 organizations to demand their resumption, particularly for a July 31st vote on legislation to restore NABU and SAP independence.

Ukraine's Parliament Faces Pressure to Resume Broadcasts Amidst Anti-Corruption Vote
Following a 2022 wartime security decision, Ukraine's parliament stopped broadcasting its sessions, prompting nearly 100 organizations to demand their resumption, particularly for a July 31st vote on legislation to restore NABU and SAP independence.
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48% Bias Score
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