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Keseb: Building a Transnational Pro-Democracy Network
Yordanos Eyoel founded Keseb in 2022 to build a transnational civil society ecosystem supporting democracy; it uses fellowships, research, and narrative work to foster collaboration among democracy champions in Brazil, South Africa, and the U.S., countering global anti-democratic trends.
Keseb: Building a Transnational Pro-Democracy Network
Yordanos Eyoel founded Keseb in 2022 to build a transnational civil society ecosystem supporting democracy; it uses fellowships, research, and narrative work to foster collaboration among democracy champions in Brazil, South Africa, and the U.S., countering global anti-democratic trends.
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40% Bias Score
Scheffler Wins US PGA Championship, One Year After Arrest
Scottie Scheffler won the 2025 US PGA Championship at Quail Hollow on May 18th, one year after his arrest at the 2024 tournament, showcasing exceptional mental strength and consistent performance.
Scheffler Wins US PGA Championship, One Year After Arrest
Scottie Scheffler won the 2025 US PGA Championship at Quail Hollow on May 18th, one year after his arrest at the 2024 tournament, showcasing exceptional mental strength and consistent performance.
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36% Bias Score
Five Mental Models for Leading in a Chaotic World
Nicolas Francisco Arroyo of Manyone presented five mental models—antifragility, autopoiesis, the adjacent possible, the Lindy effect, and playing hurt—to help leaders navigate complexity and drive progress in uncertain times.
Five Mental Models for Leading in a Chaotic World
Nicolas Francisco Arroyo of Manyone presented five mental models—antifragility, autopoiesis, the adjacent possible, the Lindy effect, and playing hurt—to help leaders navigate complexity and drive progress in uncertain times.
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40% Bias Score
New Orleans: Resilience and Cultural Vibrancy in the Face of Adversity
Despite facing numerous challenges including natural disasters and crime, New Orleans, a city founded in 1718, maintains its vibrant culture and resilient community, a testament to its unique history and blend of African and European influences.
New Orleans: Resilience and Cultural Vibrancy in the Face of Adversity
Despite facing numerous challenges including natural disasters and crime, New Orleans, a city founded in 1718, maintains its vibrant culture and resilient community, a testament to its unique history and blend of African and European influences.
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40% Bias Score
Finland's Resilience: A Model for National Security
Finland's calm response to Russia's aggressive actions near its border stems from a combination of proactive security measures, including maritime surveillance and a comprehensive national coordination system involving citizens in preparedness and defense, showcasing self-reliance and societal resil...
Finland's Resilience: A Model for National Security
Finland's calm response to Russia's aggressive actions near its border stems from a combination of proactive security measures, including maritime surveillance and a comprehensive national coordination system involving citizens in preparedness and defense, showcasing self-reliance and societal resil...
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48% Bias Score
Germany's Power Grid Resilience: Preparedness for Widespread Outages
A large-scale power outage in Germany would severely disrupt services and cause economic damage; despite past incidents and the 2021 flood causing prolonged outages, current consumer risk is low; however, fuel storage is recommended for critical infrastructure.
Germany's Power Grid Resilience: Preparedness for Widespread Outages
A large-scale power outage in Germany would severely disrupt services and cause economic damage; despite past incidents and the 2021 flood causing prolonged outages, current consumer risk is low; however, fuel storage is recommended for critical infrastructure.
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36% Bias Score
Utah Ranger Survives Ambush, Forgives Attacker
In November 2010, a Utah state ranger was ambushed and shot nine times during a patrol in Southeast Utah; despite grievous injuries, he survived, forgave his attacker, and returned to work, while his attacker was later found dead in a cave.
Utah Ranger Survives Ambush, Forgives Attacker
In November 2010, a Utah state ranger was ambushed and shot nine times during a patrol in Southeast Utah; despite grievous injuries, he survived, forgave his attacker, and returned to work, while his attacker was later found dead in a cave.
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8% Bias Score
Israeli Singer's Eurovision Success Highlights Complex European Sentiment
24-year-old Israeli singer Yuval Raphael, a survivor of a deadly October 7th roadside bomb shelter attack, earned second place in the Eurovision Song Contest, winning the public vote but placing 14th with the judges, suggesting a disconnect between popular sentiment and official political stances to...
Israeli Singer's Eurovision Success Highlights Complex European Sentiment
24-year-old Israeli singer Yuval Raphael, a survivor of a deadly October 7th roadside bomb shelter attack, earned second place in the Eurovision Song Contest, winning the public vote but placing 14th with the judges, suggesting a disconnect between popular sentiment and official political stances to...
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52% Bias Score
Ukrainian Amputee Football Tournament Highlights War's Devastating Toll
The Copa de Fútbol de los Fuertes, a football tournament in Kyiv for Ukrainian amputee war veterans, highlights the over 100,000 amputees resulting from the war, the high demand for prostheses (over 1,000 fitted in Kyiv last year), and the use of sports for recovery and reintegration.
Ukrainian Amputee Football Tournament Highlights War's Devastating Toll
The Copa de Fútbol de los Fuertes, a football tournament in Kyiv for Ukrainian amputee war veterans, highlights the over 100,000 amputees resulting from the war, the high demand for prostheses (over 1,000 fitted in Kyiv last year), and the use of sports for recovery and reintegration.
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24% Bias Score
Grief Dance Party at JPro Conference: A Novel Approach to Mourning
At the JPro conference in Baltimore, an Israeli DJ, Daniel Vaknin, a survivor of the October 7 Nova massacre, led a grief dance party for 1300 Jewish professionals as a unique form of communal mourning, allowing for simultaneous expression of grief and joy through loud music and dance.
Grief Dance Party at JPro Conference: A Novel Approach to Mourning
At the JPro conference in Baltimore, an Israeli DJ, Daniel Vaknin, a survivor of the October 7 Nova massacre, led a grief dance party for 1300 Jewish professionals as a unique form of communal mourning, allowing for simultaneous expression of grief and joy through loud music and dance.
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40% Bias Score
Ukrainian Medevac Program Enables Severely Injured Boy's Recovery
A Ukrainian boy, Roman, severely injured in a 2022 Vinnytsia missile strike, was successfully evacuated to Germany via a specialized medical program and has since returned to Ukraine, resuming his childhood passions.
Ukrainian Medevac Program Enables Severely Injured Boy's Recovery
A Ukrainian boy, Roman, severely injured in a 2022 Vinnytsia missile strike, was successfully evacuated to Germany via a specialized medical program and has since returned to Ukraine, resuming his childhood passions.
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44% Bias Score
Eurovision: Israeli Singer's Resilience After Deadly Hamas Attack
Israeli singer Yuval Raphael, a survivor of the October 2023 Hamas attack at the Nova festival in Israel where 1,200 people were killed, will compete in the Eurovision Song Contest, performing "New Day Will Rise", despite protests about Israel's participation and threats against Israeli attendees.
Eurovision: Israeli Singer's Resilience After Deadly Hamas Attack
Israeli singer Yuval Raphael, a survivor of the October 2023 Hamas attack at the Nova festival in Israel where 1,200 people were killed, will compete in the Eurovision Song Contest, performing "New Day Will Rise", despite protests about Israel's participation and threats against Israeli attendees.
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44% Bias Score
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