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Illegal Knives Easily Purchased on Social Media
A BBC News investigation revealed the ease of purchasing illegal knives, including zombie knives and machetes, on social media platforms such as Telegram, Instagram, Snapchat, and TikTok, highlighting gaps in online regulation and enforcement despite recent legislation.
Illegal Knives Easily Purchased on Social Media
A BBC News investigation revealed the ease of purchasing illegal knives, including zombie knives and machetes, on social media platforms such as Telegram, Instagram, Snapchat, and TikTok, highlighting gaps in online regulation and enforcement despite recent legislation.
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44% Bias Score


Tesla Applies for California Ride Service Permits Amidst Regulatory Scrutiny
Tesla applied for six California permits to operate a ride service, a move following their announcement of an unsupervised robotaxi service in Texas and criticism for ignoring prior permit requirements; obtaining all permits remains a significant hurdle.
Tesla Applies for California Ride Service Permits Amidst Regulatory Scrutiny
Tesla applied for six California permits to operate a ride service, a move following their announcement of an unsupervised robotaxi service in Texas and criticism for ignoring prior permit requirements; obtaining all permits remains a significant hurdle.
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40% Bias Score


Bell Cuts Fiber Expansion Amidst Canadian Telecom Regulatory Uncertainty
Canada's CRTC allows major telecom companies to resell fiber internet, prompting Bell to reduce its fiber network expansion from nine million to under 8.3 million homes, and redeploying investments to the U.S. due to regulatory uncertainty.
Bell Cuts Fiber Expansion Amidst Canadian Telecom Regulatory Uncertainty
Canada's CRTC allows major telecom companies to resell fiber internet, prompting Bell to reduce its fiber network expansion from nine million to under 8.3 million homes, and redeploying investments to the U.S. due to regulatory uncertainty.
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48% Bias Score


Bitcoin Crash: $410 Billion Market Wipeout Amidst Hack and Tariffs
Bitcoin fell over 7% last week, reaching its lowest point since November 2024, causing a $410 billion market capitalization loss and $1.3 billion in liquidations, while the Bybit hack and new tariffs added to the negative sentiment.
Bitcoin Crash: $410 Billion Market Wipeout Amidst Hack and Tariffs
Bitcoin fell over 7% last week, reaching its lowest point since November 2024, causing a $410 billion market capitalization loss and $1.3 billion in liquidations, while the Bybit hack and new tariffs added to the negative sentiment.
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40% Bias Score


France's 2026 Electricity Market Reform: Conflicting Projections on Consumer Prices
France's 2026 electricity market reform, replacing the Arenh system, is projected by UFC-Que Choisir to increase average household bills by 19% (€250 annually), while the government claims prices will remain stable. The reform allows EDF to sell electricity at market rates with a portion of excess p...
France's 2026 Electricity Market Reform: Conflicting Projections on Consumer Prices
France's 2026 electricity market reform, replacing the Arenh system, is projected by UFC-Que Choisir to increase average household bills by 19% (€250 annually), while the government claims prices will remain stable. The reform allows EDF to sell electricity at market rates with a portion of excess p...
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52% Bias Score


European Business Leaders Must Drive Innovation to Compete Globally
Matthias Tauber of BCG and a colleague argue in two major European business publications that European business leaders, particularly those in the DAX and CAC 40, must take the lead in driving innovation and addressing regulatory challenges to remain competitive with the U.S. and China's substantial...
European Business Leaders Must Drive Innovation to Compete Globally
Matthias Tauber of BCG and a colleague argue in two major European business publications that European business leaders, particularly those in the DAX and CAC 40, must take the lead in driving innovation and addressing regulatory challenges to remain competitive with the U.S. and China's substantial...
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60% Bias Score

Crypto Staking: A Key to U.S. Dominance in Tokenized Finance
The U.S. cryptocurrency market faces a key obstacle: a lack of understanding of cryptoasset staking, which is crucial for securing proof-of-stake blockchains. The SEC's evolving stance, combined with the dominance of Ethereum and the potential for staking to generate income, offers hope for clarifyi...

Crypto Staking: A Key to U.S. Dominance in Tokenized Finance
The U.S. cryptocurrency market faces a key obstacle: a lack of understanding of cryptoasset staking, which is crucial for securing proof-of-stake blockchains. The SEC's evolving stance, combined with the dominance of Ethereum and the potential for staking to generate income, offers hope for clarifyi...
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48% Bias Score

SEC Pauses Fraud Case Against Trump-Linked Crypto Investor
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has temporarily paused its civil fraud case against Justin Sun, a major investor in the Trump family-backed World Liberty Financial crypto project, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest and regulatory changes under the current administrat...

SEC Pauses Fraud Case Against Trump-Linked Crypto Investor
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has temporarily paused its civil fraud case against Justin Sun, a major investor in the Trump family-backed World Liberty Financial crypto project, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest and regulatory changes under the current administrat...
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64% Bias Score

AI Agents: Educational Boon or Addictive Risk for Children?
A 2023 poll showed 60% of students aged 12–18 used ChatGPT; AI agents offer personalized learning but risk overdependence, leading to concerns about social skills and well-being; incidents like a teen suicide linked to an AI chatbot highlight the dangers, prompting calls for ethical design and stron...

AI Agents: Educational Boon or Addictive Risk for Children?
A 2023 poll showed 60% of students aged 12–18 used ChatGPT; AI agents offer personalized learning but risk overdependence, leading to concerns about social skills and well-being; incidents like a teen suicide linked to an AI chatbot highlight the dangers, prompting calls for ethical design and stron...
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52% Bias Score

Texas Bans Online Lottery Couriers Following Jackpot Investigation
Texas Governor Greg Abbott ordered an investigation into two large Lotto Texas jackpots won using online lottery couriers, leading to a state-wide ban on these services due to concerns about bulk ticket purchasing and fairness.

Texas Bans Online Lottery Couriers Following Jackpot Investigation
Texas Governor Greg Abbott ordered an investigation into two large Lotto Texas jackpots won using online lottery couriers, leading to a state-wide ban on these services due to concerns about bulk ticket purchasing and fairness.
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44% Bias Score

Antitrust Reform Crucial for Reviving Western Economic Growth
Slow economic growth in the U.S. and EU is linked to market distortions; reforms including recalibrating antitrust laws to promote competition and innovation are needed to boost competitiveness, as illustrated by the EU's new policy direction.

Antitrust Reform Crucial for Reviving Western Economic Growth
Slow economic growth in the U.S. and EU is linked to market distortions; reforms including recalibrating antitrust laws to promote competition and innovation are needed to boost competitiveness, as illustrated by the EU's new policy direction.
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40% Bias Score

AI Risk Awareness Gap: Only 11% of Organizations Fully Implement Responsible AI
A PwC survey shows that while 58% of organizations recognize the risks associated with AI, only 11% have fully implemented responsible AI initiatives, highlighting a gap between awareness and action. Experts warn of biases in AI training data and the need for human oversight.

AI Risk Awareness Gap: Only 11% of Organizations Fully Implement Responsible AI
A PwC survey shows that while 58% of organizations recognize the risks associated with AI, only 11% have fully implemented responsible AI initiatives, highlighting a gap between awareness and action. Experts warn of biases in AI training data and the need for human oversight.
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40% Bias Score
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