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Trump Administration's Actions Threaten Social Security Payments
The Trump administration's undermining of Social Security, including staff cuts and negative rhetoric, threatens timely benefit payments to 73 million Americans, exposing a deep disconnect between elites and those reliant on the system for survival.
Trump Administration's Actions Threaten Social Security Payments
The Trump administration's undermining of Social Security, including staff cuts and negative rhetoric, threatens timely benefit payments to 73 million Americans, exposing a deep disconnect between elites and those reliant on the system for survival.
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60% Bias Score
UK Government Announces £5 Billion in Welfare Cuts
The UK government announced £5 billion in welfare cuts, including stricter disability benefit rules, to encourage work, sparking criticism from Labour MPs who fear increased poverty among disabled people while some support reforming the welfare system to encourage work.
UK Government Announces £5 Billion in Welfare Cuts
The UK government announced £5 billion in welfare cuts, including stricter disability benefit rules, to encourage work, sparking criticism from Labour MPs who fear increased poverty among disabled people while some support reforming the welfare system to encourage work.
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52% Bias Score
Russia to Automatically Pay WWII Veterans 55,000-80,000 Rubles for Victory Day
The Russian government will automatically pay WWII veterans and other eligible groups 55,000 or 80,000 rubles for Victory Day's 80th anniversary, depending on their veteran status, with additional regional payments in some areas; payments are separate from pensions and will arrive at various times d...
Russia to Automatically Pay WWII Veterans 55,000-80,000 Rubles for Victory Day
The Russian government will automatically pay WWII veterans and other eligible groups 55,000 or 80,000 rubles for Victory Day's 80th anniversary, depending on their veteran status, with additional regional payments in some areas; payments are separate from pensions and will arrive at various times d...
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36% Bias Score
£5 Billion Cut to Disability Benefits in the UK
The UK Labour government will cut £5 billion from disability benefits, impacting an estimated one million claimants, mostly those in the poorest towns, reversing previous commitments and potentially increasing child poverty.
£5 Billion Cut to Disability Benefits in the UK
The UK Labour government will cut £5 billion from disability benefits, impacting an estimated one million claimants, mostly those in the poorest towns, reversing previous commitments and potentially increasing child poverty.
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68% Bias Score
Labour's Welfare Cuts: £100 Million Savings, £5 Billion Shortfall
Labour's planned £5 billion welfare cuts are projected to save only £100 million, impacting 1.2 million people who will lose £5,000 each on average, due to increased NHS costs, legal challenges, and systemic issues in previous reform attempts.
Labour's Welfare Cuts: £100 Million Savings, £5 Billion Shortfall
Labour's planned £5 billion welfare cuts are projected to save only £100 million, impacting 1.2 million people who will lose £5,000 each on average, due to increased NHS costs, legal challenges, and systemic issues in previous reform attempts.
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52% Bias Score
UK Labour's £5 Billion Benefits Cut Primarily Impacts Disabled People
The UK Labour government announced a £5 billion cut to the benefits system, mainly affecting disabled people by tightening PIP eligibility (potentially impacting 1 million) and reducing universal credit rates, despite a new premium for those with lifelong conditions.
UK Labour's £5 Billion Benefits Cut Primarily Impacts Disabled People
The UK Labour government announced a £5 billion cut to the benefits system, mainly affecting disabled people by tightening PIP eligibility (potentially impacting 1 million) and reducing universal credit rates, despite a new premium for those with lifelong conditions.
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60% Bias Score
Australia's 2025 Budget: Targeted Cost-of-Living Relief
Australia's 2025 budget, announced on March 25th, offers targeted financial relief to Australians struggling with rising costs, focusing on middle-income earners with income tax cuts, cheaper student loans, expanded home-buying assistance, and increased childcare subsidies, alongside broader measure...
Australia's 2025 Budget: Targeted Cost-of-Living Relief
Australia's 2025 budget, announced on March 25th, offers targeted financial relief to Australians struggling with rising costs, focusing on middle-income earners with income tax cuts, cheaper student loans, expanded home-buying assistance, and increased childcare subsidies, alongside broader measure...
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44% Bias Score
Russia Raises Social Pensions by 14.75%, Allocating 85 Billion Rubles
Russia increased social pensions by 14.75% in 2025, allocating 85 billion rubles to ensure a minimum living standard for 4–5 million recipients, including those with disabilities, orphans, and citizens of small northern ethnic groups, despite inflation reaching 16.5%.
Russia Raises Social Pensions by 14.75%, Allocating 85 Billion Rubles
Russia increased social pensions by 14.75% in 2025, allocating 85 billion rubles to ensure a minimum living standard for 4–5 million recipients, including those with disabilities, orphans, and citizens of small northern ethnic groups, despite inflation reaching 16.5%.
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44% Bias Score
Germany's €5 Billion Mothers' Pension Expansion Faces Budgetary Opposition
Germany's CDU/CSU plan to expand mothers' pensions by €5 billion annually faces opposition due to budgetary concerns, potentially impacting other social programs and raising questions about the long-term sustainability of the welfare system.
Germany's €5 Billion Mothers' Pension Expansion Faces Budgetary Opposition
Germany's CDU/CSU plan to expand mothers' pensions by €5 billion annually faces opposition due to budgetary concerns, potentially impacting other social programs and raising questions about the long-term sustainability of the welfare system.
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60% Bias Score
Labour's Disability Benefit Reforms to Cause £10,000 Annual Losses for Some
Labour's proposed disability benefit reforms will cause approximately 1 million disabled people to lose between £4,200 and £6,300 annually in PIP payments by 2030, with knock-on effects leading to an estimated £9,600 annual loss for some individuals, pushing thousands into poverty.
Labour's Disability Benefit Reforms to Cause £10,000 Annual Losses for Some
Labour's proposed disability benefit reforms will cause approximately 1 million disabled people to lose between £4,200 and £6,300 annually in PIP payments by 2030, with knock-on effects leading to an estimated £9,600 annual loss for some individuals, pushing thousands into poverty.
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64% Bias Score
UK Welfare Changes Spark Anxiety Amidst Lack of Transparency
The UK government's announced welfare changes, projected to save \$5 billion yearly, lack detail, causing anxiety among potentially 800,000-1.2 million people who might lose benefits; opposition parties criticize this lack of transparency and the potential impact.
UK Welfare Changes Spark Anxiety Amidst Lack of Transparency
The UK government's announced welfare changes, projected to save \$5 billion yearly, lack detail, causing anxiety among potentially 800,000-1.2 million people who might lose benefits; opposition parties criticize this lack of transparency and the potential impact.
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40% Bias Score
New State Council Commission to Aid Veterans of the Special Military Operation
A new State Council commission, headed by Astrakhan Governor Igor Babushkin, will support veterans of the special military operation and their families, focusing on rehabilitation, medical care, and interagency cooperation; its first meeting is planned for after March 24th.
New State Council Commission to Aid Veterans of the Special Military Operation
A new State Council commission, headed by Astrakhan Governor Igor Babushkin, will support veterans of the special military operation and their families, focusing on rehabilitation, medical care, and interagency cooperation; its first meeting is planned for after March 24th.
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40% Bias Score
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