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Space Junk Poses Growing Threat to Air Travel
A new study reveals that an average of 100 large pieces of space debris fall to Earth annually, posing a 25% yearly risk of impacting busy commercial airspace, particularly in the northern US, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific region, potentially leading to flight disruptions.
Space Junk Poses Growing Threat to Air Travel
A new study reveals that an average of 100 large pieces of space debris fall to Earth annually, posing a 25% yearly risk of impacting busy commercial airspace, particularly in the northern US, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific region, potentially leading to flight disruptions.
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44% Bias Score
Korean Air Named Airline of the Year 2025 for Prioritizing Passenger Comfort
AirlineRatings.com named Korean Air the Airline of the Year 2025, citing its commitment to passenger comfort, particularly legroom, as a key factor; this contrasts with the industry trend of reducing seat pitch to increase capacity.
Korean Air Named Airline of the Year 2025 for Prioritizing Passenger Comfort
AirlineRatings.com named Korean Air the Airline of the Year 2025, citing its commitment to passenger comfort, particularly legroom, as a key factor; this contrasts with the industry trend of reducing seat pitch to increase capacity.
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36% Bias Score
Frankfurt's Car Trade-in Program: 340 Participants in First Six Months
Frankfurt, Germany, incentivized 340 residents to trade their combustion engine cars for a year-long public transportation pass between July 2023 and January 2024, using a €500,000 budget; the program's effectiveness will be evaluated after one year, with similar initiatives showing varied success i...
Frankfurt's Car Trade-in Program: 340 Participants in First Six Months
Frankfurt, Germany, incentivized 340 residents to trade their combustion engine cars for a year-long public transportation pass between July 2023 and January 2024, using a €500,000 budget; the program's effectiveness will be evaluated after one year, with similar initiatives showing varied success i...
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36% Bias Score
Deutschlandticket User Numbers Fall Short of Projections Amidst Funding Uncertainty
Germany's nationwide public transit pass, the Deutschlandticket, has reached 13.5 million users, falling short of projections; despite a price increase, cancellations remain low, but the program's future is uncertain due to funding disputes between the federal and state governments.
Deutschlandticket User Numbers Fall Short of Projections Amidst Funding Uncertainty
Germany's nationwide public transit pass, the Deutschlandticket, has reached 13.5 million users, falling short of projections; despite a price increase, cancellations remain low, but the program's future is uncertain due to funding disputes between the federal and state governments.
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48% Bias Score
German Cities Experiment with Incentives for Car Abandonment: Mixed Results
Several German cities, including Frankfurt, Darmstadt, Marburg, and Heidelberg, offered incentives like public transport subscriptions or cash for scrapping combustion engine cars; results varied, with some programs ending due to budget cuts or low participation, while others saw positive individual...
German Cities Experiment with Incentives for Car Abandonment: Mixed Results
Several German cities, including Frankfurt, Darmstadt, Marburg, and Heidelberg, offered incentives like public transport subscriptions or cash for scrapping combustion engine cars; results varied, with some programs ending due to budget cuts or low participation, while others saw positive individual...
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32% Bias Score
Netherlands to Increase Cell Phone Use Enforcement with Automated Cameras
Starting April, the Netherlands will use 50 new automated cameras to detect drivers using their phones, aiming to curb the dangerous practice that contributes to a third of fatal car accidents, after issuing 160,000 fines last year.
Netherlands to Increase Cell Phone Use Enforcement with Automated Cameras
Starting April, the Netherlands will use 50 new automated cameras to detect drivers using their phones, aiming to curb the dangerous practice that contributes to a third of fatal car accidents, after issuing 160,000 fines last year.
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48% Bias Score
Guatemala Bus Crash Kills at Least 55
A passenger bus crashed through a guardrail and plunged into a ravine in Guatemala early Monday, killing at least 55 of the approximately 70 people on board; police are investigating potential causes including brake failure, overloading, and a firearm found at the scene.
Guatemala Bus Crash Kills at Least 55
A passenger bus crashed through a guardrail and plunged into a ravine in Guatemala early Monday, killing at least 55 of the approximately 70 people on board; police are investigating potential causes including brake failure, overloading, and a firearm found at the scene.
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40% Bias Score
Amsterdam Centraal's New Eurostar Terminal Opens, Streamlining London Travel
On Monday, a new Eurostar terminal opened at Amsterdam Centraal Station, eliminating the need for transfers in Brussels and increasing capacity to 400 passengers per passport check (increasing to 600 in coming weeks) thanks to a €25 million government investment and millions more from Eurostar, stre...
Amsterdam Centraal's New Eurostar Terminal Opens, Streamlining London Travel
On Monday, a new Eurostar terminal opened at Amsterdam Centraal Station, eliminating the need for transfers in Brussels and increasing capacity to 400 passengers per passport check (increasing to 600 in coming weeks) thanks to a €25 million government investment and millions more from Eurostar, stre...
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44% Bias Score
Fatal Private Jet Crash at Scottsdale Airport
A private jet owned by Vince Neil crashed at Scottsdale Airport on Monday, February 10th, killing one person and injuring three others after its landing gear failed, causing it to collide with another plane; the NTSB is investigating.
Fatal Private Jet Crash at Scottsdale Airport
A private jet owned by Vince Neil crashed at Scottsdale Airport on Monday, February 10th, killing one person and injuring three others after its landing gear failed, causing it to collide with another plane; the NTSB is investigating.
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28% Bias Score
Ankara Express: High-Speed Rail Reflects Turkey's Identity
The Ankara Express, Turkey's first high-speed rail line, opened in 1975, connects Istanbul to Ankara in under five hours at speeds reaching 250 km/h, showcasing Turkey's blend of European aspirations and Middle Eastern cultural identity.
Ankara Express: High-Speed Rail Reflects Turkey's Identity
The Ankara Express, Turkey's first high-speed rail line, opened in 1975, connects Istanbul to Ankara in under five hours at speeds reaching 250 km/h, showcasing Turkey's blend of European aspirations and Middle Eastern cultural identity.
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48% Bias Score
Rotterdam Boat Collision: Captains Charged with Negligence
In Rotterdam on July 21, 2022, a collision between a water taxi and a sightseeing boat resulted in the water taxi capsizing; six passengers spent 15 minutes in the water before being rescued. The Public Prosecution Service is charging both captains with negligence.
Rotterdam Boat Collision: Captains Charged with Negligence
In Rotterdam on July 21, 2022, a collision between a water taxi and a sightseeing boat resulted in the water taxi capsizing; six passengers spent 15 minutes in the water before being rescued. The Public Prosecution Service is charging both captains with negligence.
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40% Bias Score
Rotterdam Boat Collision: Captains Face Community Service
In Rotterdam on July 21, 2022, a water taxi and sightseeing boat collided, capsizing the water taxi and leaving six people in the water for 15 minutes; the Public Prosecutor is demanding 120-150 hours of community service for both captains due to negligence.
Rotterdam Boat Collision: Captains Face Community Service
In Rotterdam on July 21, 2022, a water taxi and sightseeing boat collided, capsizing the water taxi and leaving six people in the water for 15 minutes; the Public Prosecutor is demanding 120-150 hours of community service for both captains due to negligence.
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32% Bias Score
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