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EU Imposes €2.95 Billion Fine on Google for Ad Tech Monopoly
The European Commission fined Google €2.95 billion for abusing its dominant position in online advertising technology, prompting threats of retaliation from US President Donald Trump under Section 301 of the 1974 Trade Act.
EU Imposes €2.95 Billion Fine on Google for Ad Tech Monopoly
The European Commission fined Google €2.95 billion for abusing its dominant position in online advertising technology, prompting threats of retaliation from US President Donald Trump under Section 301 of the 1974 Trade Act.
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40% Bias Score


Venezuela mobilizes civilian militias amid US tensions
Amid rising tensions with the U.S., Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro mobilized over 12.5 million civilian and military personnel, while simultaneously calling for direct dialogue with President Trump.
Venezuela mobilizes civilian militias amid US tensions
Amid rising tensions with the U.S., Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro mobilized over 12.5 million civilian and military personnel, while simultaneously calling for direct dialogue with President Trump.
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36% Bias Score


US Strikes Venezuelan Vessel, Killing 11; Maduro Denounces 'Imperialism'
In a controversial nighttime raid, US forces killed 11 individuals aboard a vessel in international waters off the Venezuelan coast, prompting Maduro's condemnation and accusations of imperialism.
US Strikes Venezuelan Vessel, Killing 11; Maduro Denounces 'Imperialism'
In a controversial nighttime raid, US forces killed 11 individuals aboard a vessel in international waters off the Venezuelan coast, prompting Maduro's condemnation and accusations of imperialism.
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36% Bias Score


U.S. Designates Ecuadorian Gangs as Terrorist Groups Amidst Rising Violence
The U.S. has designated Los Lobos and Los Choneros, two Ecuadorian gangs, as terrorist organizations, citing their role in the surge of violence in the country since the COVID-19 pandemic; this allows the U.S. government to take stronger actions against them.
U.S. Designates Ecuadorian Gangs as Terrorist Groups Amidst Rising Violence
The U.S. has designated Los Lobos and Los Choneros, two Ecuadorian gangs, as terrorist organizations, citing their role in the surge of violence in the country since the COVID-19 pandemic; this allows the U.S. government to take stronger actions against them.
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56% Bias Score


Trump and Putin Align, Pressuring Europe Amid Ukraine Stalemate
Three weeks after a summit, Trump and Putin are both criticizing Europe's role in resolving the Ukraine conflict, despite ongoing efforts by European allies to establish post-peace security guarantees for Ukraine.
Trump and Putin Align, Pressuring Europe Amid Ukraine Stalemate
Three weeks after a summit, Trump and Putin are both criticizing Europe's role in resolving the Ukraine conflict, despite ongoing efforts by European allies to establish post-peace security guarantees for Ukraine.
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32% Bias Score


US Climate Actions to Reduce Air Pollution Deaths by 6,000 Annually by 2030
A Princeton University study reveals that climate action in the US could prevent approximately 6,000 air pollution-related deaths annually by 2030, contrasting with an estimated 13,000 increase without intervention, highlighting immediate health benefits alongside long-term climate goals.
US Climate Actions to Reduce Air Pollution Deaths by 6,000 Annually by 2030
A Princeton University study reveals that climate action in the US could prevent approximately 6,000 air pollution-related deaths annually by 2030, contrasting with an estimated 13,000 increase without intervention, highlighting immediate health benefits alongside long-term climate goals.
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16% Bias Score

US Navy Kills 11 in Venezuela Coast Incident; Questions Remain
On Monday night, the US Navy opened fire on a Venezuelan vessel in international waters, killing all eleven individuals aboard; the incident raises questions about the US government's justification and evidence.

US Navy Kills 11 in Venezuela Coast Incident; Questions Remain
On Monday night, the US Navy opened fire on a Venezuelan vessel in international waters, killing all eleven individuals aboard; the incident raises questions about the US government's justification and evidence.
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28% Bias Score

EU-US Energy Deal Amidst Russia Sanctions: A Critical Analysis
The US urges the EU to fully abandon Russian oil imports, citing 2024 EU spending of $25.5 billion on Russian oil, exceeding Ukraine aid; however, a recent US-EU energy deal faces criticism for its unrealistic scale and potential to benefit US commercial interests.

EU-US Energy Deal Amidst Russia Sanctions: A Critical Analysis
The US urges the EU to fully abandon Russian oil imports, citing 2024 EU spending of $25.5 billion on Russian oil, exceeding Ukraine aid; however, a recent US-EU energy deal faces criticism for its unrealistic scale and potential to benefit US commercial interests.
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32% Bias Score

Weekend Entertainment Guide: Cinema, Gigs, Art, Stage, Streaming, Games, Albums, and More
This weekend's entertainment guide covers new film releases, concerts, art exhibitions, theatre productions, streaming shows, video games, music albums, and podcasts, providing options for diverse interests.

Weekend Entertainment Guide: Cinema, Gigs, Art, Stage, Streaming, Games, Albums, and More
This weekend's entertainment guide covers new film releases, concerts, art exhibitions, theatre productions, streaming shows, video games, music albums, and podcasts, providing options for diverse interests.
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0% Bias Score

Queen of the Con" Found Guilty in UK After US Podcaster's Investigation
Marianne Smyth, known as the "Queen of the Con," was found guilty in a UK court of defrauding multiple individuals, following an investigation by US podcaster Johnathan Walton whose initial victimization by Smyth led to her arrest and conviction.

Queen of the Con" Found Guilty in UK After US Podcaster's Investigation
Marianne Smyth, known as the "Queen of the Con," was found guilty in a UK court of defrauding multiple individuals, following an investigation by US podcaster Johnathan Walton whose initial victimization by Smyth led to her arrest and conviction.
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44% Bias Score

Venezuelan Military Aircraft Harass US Navy Ship
Two Venezuelan F-16 fighter jets performed a provocative flyby near a US Navy destroyer in international waters on Thursday, escalating tensions between the US and Venezuela.

Venezuelan Military Aircraft Harass US Navy Ship
Two Venezuelan F-16 fighter jets performed a provocative flyby near a US Navy destroyer in international waters on Thursday, escalating tensions between the US and Venezuela.
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56% Bias Score

Canada Sets September Heat Record Amidst Intense Wildfire Season
British Columbia reached 40.8°C (104°F) on Wednesday, breaking Canada's September temperature record, following an intensely hot and dry summer that fueled the country's second-worst wildfire season, while a large hailstorm caused significant damage in Kansas and Oklahoma.

Canada Sets September Heat Record Amidst Intense Wildfire Season
British Columbia reached 40.8°C (104°F) on Wednesday, breaking Canada's September temperature record, following an intensely hot and dry summer that fueled the country's second-worst wildfire season, while a large hailstorm caused significant damage in Kansas and Oklahoma.
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4% Bias Score
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