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DOT Takes Over Penn Station Reconstruction, Citing Cost Savings and Efficiency
The US Department of Transportation announced it will take over the reconstruction of New York's Penn Station from the MTA, aiming to save $120 million through a public-private partnership with Amtrak, following criticism of the MTA's management and amidst broader calls for Amtrak privatization.
DOT Takes Over Penn Station Reconstruction, Citing Cost Savings and Efficiency
The US Department of Transportation announced it will take over the reconstruction of New York's Penn Station from the MTA, aiming to save $120 million through a public-private partnership with Amtrak, following criticism of the MTA's management and amidst broader calls for Amtrak privatization.
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56% Bias Score
Four Dead in Italian Cable Car Crash
Four people, including a British and an Israeli woman, died when a cable car crashed near Naples, Italy, on Thursday due to a suspected snapped cable, while strong winds hampered rescue efforts; another Israeli man sustained severe injuries.
Four Dead in Italian Cable Car Crash
Four people, including a British and an Israeli woman, died when a cable car crashed near Naples, Italy, on Thursday due to a suspected snapped cable, while strong winds hampered rescue efforts; another Israeli man sustained severe injuries.
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24% Bias Score
ICAO Plans to Eliminate Paper Boarding Passes by 2040
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) plans to replace paper boarding passes with a digital travel credential and facial recognition technology by 2040 to streamline operations and improve security, prompting trials in several countries and airports.
ICAO Plans to Eliminate Paper Boarding Passes by 2040
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) plans to replace paper boarding passes with a digital travel credential and facial recognition technology by 2040 to streamline operations and improve security, prompting trials in several countries and airports.
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40% Bias Score
China's "Navigator" Shield Machine Reaches Halfway Point in Yangtze River Tunnel
China's record-breaking 148-meter-long shield machine, "Navigator," completed half its underwater Yangtze River tunnel journey on Wednesday, advancing 5,660 meters at a daily pace of 24-28 meters, marking a major milestone for the Shanghai-Chongming-Taicang high-speed rail tunnel project scheduled t...
China's "Navigator" Shield Machine Reaches Halfway Point in Yangtze River Tunnel
China's record-breaking 148-meter-long shield machine, "Navigator," completed half its underwater Yangtze River tunnel journey on Wednesday, advancing 5,660 meters at a daily pace of 24-28 meters, marking a major milestone for the Shanghai-Chongming-Taicang high-speed rail tunnel project scheduled t...
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24% Bias Score
TSA to Enforce REAL ID Act, Potentially Causing Airport Delays
Starting May 7th, the TSA will strictly enforce the REAL ID Act, requiring all air travelers to present a REAL ID-compliant identification; an estimated 19% of passengers currently lack compliant IDs, potentially leading to significant airport delays.
TSA to Enforce REAL ID Act, Potentially Causing Airport Delays
Starting May 7th, the TSA will strictly enforce the REAL ID Act, requiring all air travelers to present a REAL ID-compliant identification; an estimated 19% of passengers currently lack compliant IDs, potentially leading to significant airport delays.
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40% Bias Score
German Police Crack Down on Illegal Street Racing During Annual "Carfreitag" Gatherings
German police are intensifying their crackdown on illegal street racing and car modifications during the annual "Carfreitag" gatherings, issuing thousands of fines last year and threatening harsher penalties this year to ensure road safety for all.
German Police Crack Down on Illegal Street Racing During Annual "Carfreitag" Gatherings
German police are intensifying their crackdown on illegal street racing and car modifications during the annual "Carfreitag" gatherings, issuing thousands of fines last year and threatening harsher penalties this year to ensure road safety for all.
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52% Bias Score
Four Killed in Italian Cable Car Accident
Four people, including an Israeli woman, died when a cable snapped on a cable car in Castellammare di Stabia, Italy, on Thursday, causing one cabin to plummet 28 meters; the line had reopened a week earlier.
Four Killed in Italian Cable Car Accident
Four people, including an Israeli woman, died when a cable snapped on a cable car in Castellammare di Stabia, Italy, on Thursday, causing one cabin to plummet 28 meters; the line had reopened a week earlier.
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24% Bias Score
China's Giant Shield Machine Completes Half of Yangtze River Tunnel
China's 148-meter-long shield machine, "Linghang," completed half its Yangtze River underwater tunnel journey on Wednesday, reaching 5,660 meters out of 14,250, showcasing advanced technology and pushing the limits of underwater high-speed rail construction for the Shanghai-Nanjing-Hefei line, proje...
China's Giant Shield Machine Completes Half of Yangtze River Tunnel
China's 148-meter-long shield machine, "Linghang," completed half its Yangtze River underwater tunnel journey on Wednesday, reaching 5,660 meters out of 14,250, showcasing advanced technology and pushing the limits of underwater high-speed rail construction for the Shanghai-Nanjing-Hefei line, proje...
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44% Bias Score
Four Dead in Italian Cable Car Plunge
A cable car gondola plunged hundreds of meters near Naples, Italy, on Thursday, killing four and critically injuring one, after a cable snapped; the emergency brake on another gondola prevented a larger tragedy.
Four Dead in Italian Cable Car Plunge
A cable car gondola plunged hundreds of meters near Naples, Italy, on Thursday, killing four and critically injuring one, after a cable snapped; the emergency brake on another gondola prevented a larger tragedy.
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40% Bias Score
Naples Cable Car Crash Kills Four, Investigation Launched
Four people died, including three tourists, when a cable car's traction cable snapped near Naples, Italy, on Thursday, a week after it reopened; a fifth tourist is seriously injured; and Italian authorities launched an investigation.
Naples Cable Car Crash Kills Four, Investigation Launched
Four people died, including three tourists, when a cable car's traction cable snapped near Naples, Italy, on Thursday, a week after it reopened; a fifth tourist is seriously injured; and Italian authorities launched an investigation.
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36% Bias Score
SNCF Strike Threat: CEO Warns of Customer Losses, Reduced Investment
SNCF Voyageurs CEO Christophe Fanichet warned against an early May strike called by several unions including CGT-Cheminots and SUD-Rail over pay and working conditions, threatening customer losses and reduced investment, despite salary increases exceeding inflation for 2025.
SNCF Strike Threat: CEO Warns of Customer Losses, Reduced Investment
SNCF Voyageurs CEO Christophe Fanichet warned against an early May strike called by several unions including CGT-Cheminots and SUD-Rail over pay and working conditions, threatening customer losses and reduced investment, despite salary increases exceeding inflation for 2025.
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48% Bias Score
Genoa Port's ZLS Expands to Include Savona, Vado Ligure, and Piedmont
The Genoa port and hinterland's simplified logistics zone (ZLS) will expand to include Savona, Vado Ligure, and more Piedmontese areas, extending administrative and tax benefits; a customs-free zone is also planned.
Genoa Port's ZLS Expands to Include Savona, Vado Ligure, and Piedmont
The Genoa port and hinterland's simplified logistics zone (ZLS) will expand to include Savona, Vado Ligure, and more Piedmontese areas, extending administrative and tax benefits; a customs-free zone is also planned.
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40% Bias Score
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