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Madrid Blackout Strands Thousands at Barajas Airport
A massive power outage in Spain on Monday caused widespread travel chaos at Madrid-Barajas Airport, stranding thousands of passengers, including a Venezuelan-American couple who spent hours trying to retrieve their luggage and find transportation, and Alba Sanchez who missed her flight after a three...
Madrid Blackout Strands Thousands at Barajas Airport
A massive power outage in Spain on Monday caused widespread travel chaos at Madrid-Barajas Airport, stranding thousands of passengers, including a Venezuelan-American couple who spent hours trying to retrieve their luggage and find transportation, and Alba Sanchez who missed her flight after a three...
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28% Bias Score
NYC Subway Gets New Map: A Geometric Redesign Prioritizing Navigation
The New York City Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) unveiled a new subway map on April 2nd, 2024, replacing the 1979 version with a more geometric design prioritizing line clarity over geographical accuracy, inspired by Massimo Vignelli's 1972 map, aiming to improve navigation and rider experienc...
NYC Subway Gets New Map: A Geometric Redesign Prioritizing Navigation
The New York City Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) unveiled a new subway map on April 2nd, 2024, replacing the 1979 version with a more geometric design prioritizing line clarity over geographical accuracy, inspired by Massimo Vignelli's 1972 map, aiming to improve navigation and rider experienc...
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40% Bias Score
Black Hawk Pilot Ignored Air Traffic Control, Leading to Deadly Collision
A military Black Hawk helicopter collided with a passenger plane near Washington, D.C., on January 17th, killing 67 people; a new report reveals the Black Hawk pilot ignored air traffic control instructions seconds before the crash, which occurred during her annual flight evaluation.
Black Hawk Pilot Ignored Air Traffic Control, Leading to Deadly Collision
A military Black Hawk helicopter collided with a passenger plane near Washington, D.C., on January 17th, killing 67 people; a new report reveals the Black Hawk pilot ignored air traffic control instructions seconds before the crash, which occurred during her annual flight evaluation.
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56% Bias Score
India's Road Safety Crisis: 172,000 Deaths in 2023
Over 172,000 people died in Indian road accidents in 2023, averaging 474 daily deaths, due to a combination of speeding, lack of safety measures, poor road design, and insufficient vehicle safety features; this costs India 3% of its annual GDP.
India's Road Safety Crisis: 172,000 Deaths in 2023
Over 172,000 people died in Indian road accidents in 2023, averaging 474 daily deaths, due to a combination of speeding, lack of safety measures, poor road design, and insufficient vehicle safety features; this costs India 3% of its annual GDP.
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32% Bias Score
Australian Election 2025: Key Policy Issues Sidestepped
The Australian federal election campaign has sidestepped several crucial policy issues previously considered significant, including Indigenous affairs, environmental protection, gambling advertising, and high-speed rail, reflecting strategic choices by both major parties.
Australian Election 2025: Key Policy Issues Sidestepped
The Australian federal election campaign has sidestepped several crucial policy issues previously considered significant, including Indigenous affairs, environmental protection, gambling advertising, and high-speed rail, reflecting strategic choices by both major parties.
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40% Bias Score
NiMet Strike Disrupts Nigerian Airports, Underscoring Crucial Role of Weather Forecasts
Nigeria's NiMet strike caused flight disruptions at major airports due to unpaid wages, highlighting the crucial role of meteorological agencies in aviation safety and efficiency; the strike lasted two weeks before being resolved.
NiMet Strike Disrupts Nigerian Airports, Underscoring Crucial Role of Weather Forecasts
Nigeria's NiMet strike caused flight disruptions at major airports due to unpaid wages, highlighting the crucial role of meteorological agencies in aviation safety and efficiency; the strike lasted two weeks before being resolved.
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24% Bias Score
Dutch Cars Getting Heavier: Electric Vehicles and Safety Features Drive Weight Increase
The average weight of passenger cars in the Netherlands has increased by 8.1 percent since 2015, reaching 1254 kg in 2024, primarily due to the rise of heavier electric vehicles and increased safety features in gasoline cars, potentially leading to future infrastructural challenges.
Dutch Cars Getting Heavier: Electric Vehicles and Safety Features Drive Weight Increase
The average weight of passenger cars in the Netherlands has increased by 8.1 percent since 2015, reaching 1254 kg in 2024, primarily due to the rise of heavier electric vehicles and increased safety features in gasoline cars, potentially leading to future infrastructural challenges.
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44% Bias Score
River Cruise Boom in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern"}
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's Stralsund and Wolgast ports anticipate a surge in river cruise tourism in 2024, with Stralsund expecting 18,000 passengers from 127 ship visits and Wolgast welcoming a vessel nearly every other day during peak season, showcasing the region's growing appeal for this type of t...
River Cruise Boom in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern"}
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's Stralsund and Wolgast ports anticipate a surge in river cruise tourism in 2024, with Stralsund expecting 18,000 passengers from 127 ship visits and Wolgast welcoming a vessel nearly every other day during peak season, showcasing the region's growing appeal for this type of t...
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44% Bias Score
Australian Rail Tech Prevents Global Disruptions
The Institute of Railway Technology at Monash University, using sensor technology installed on train carriages, helps public transport and mining operators globally prevent costly delays and disruptions by proactively detecting and addressing potential issues before they cause major problems; this c...
Australian Rail Tech Prevents Global Disruptions
The Institute of Railway Technology at Monash University, using sensor technology installed on train carriages, helps public transport and mining operators globally prevent costly delays and disruptions by proactively detecting and addressing potential issues before they cause major problems; this c...
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52% Bias Score
Greece to Implement Sweeping Railway Safety Reforms After Tempe Tragedy
The Greek government will introduce a bill on Monday to improve railway safety, including a digital platform to record train movements and dispatcher orders, stricter regulations and the recruitment of experienced Greek railway staff from abroad.
Greece to Implement Sweeping Railway Safety Reforms After Tempe Tragedy
The Greek government will introduce a bill on Monday to improve railway safety, including a digital platform to record train movements and dispatcher orders, stricter regulations and the recruitment of experienced Greek railway staff from abroad.
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40% Bias Score
Mobico Stock Crashes 41% After Undervalued School Bus Sale
Mobico's share price crashed 41 percent after selling its US school bus unit for £457 million, far less than anticipated, causing an 84 percent decline since early 2020 and adding to concerns about its over £1 billion debt and the impact of lingering pandemic issues.
Mobico Stock Crashes 41% After Undervalued School Bus Sale
Mobico's share price crashed 41 percent after selling its US school bus unit for £457 million, far less than anticipated, causing an 84 percent decline since early 2020 and adding to concerns about its over £1 billion debt and the impact of lingering pandemic issues.
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48% Bias Score
Morocco Launches €5 Billion High-Speed Rail Project"
King Mohammed VI launched a €5 billion high-speed rail project connecting Kenitra to Marrakech, part of a larger €9 billion investment in Morocco's rail network, involving international firms like Alstom and CAF, and aiming to modernize transportation and promote sustainable development.
Morocco Launches €5 Billion High-Speed Rail Project"
King Mohammed VI launched a €5 billion high-speed rail project connecting Kenitra to Marrakech, part of a larger €9 billion investment in Morocco's rail network, involving international firms like Alstom and CAF, and aiming to modernize transportation and promote sustainable development.
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52% Bias Score
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