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Elon Musk · Houston

Grok Uses Climate Change Stats to Explain Trump’s Post About Texas Floods

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

Trump administration has repeatedly downplayed severity of climate change, rolling back regulations and cutting funding See the Story

Europe · Denmark

Russian Influence Campaign in Denmark Promotes Activist Convicted of Harassing Minister

Anti-vaccine and climate denier Kent Ivan Nielsen denies receiving funding from Russia. But as he says: "I'm happy if Russia thinks I'm making some good content."Read Article

Europe · Denmark

Sales of the Most Problematic Pesticides Have Increased Significantly. "a Serious Problem," Admits Minister

The goal is to halve sales of a number of pesticides, which are suspected of being carcinogenic, in the EU. In Denmark, on the contrary, sales have increased.Read Article

Danes Are Getting Cancer Like Never Before While the Fields Are Being Sprayed with Poison. Is There a Connection?

Denmark has sky-high rates of cancer victims and is at the same time one of the world's most intensively cultivated countries with massive pesticide consumption. Why aren't the Danish Cancer Society and the Danish Health Authority interested in whether there is a connection?Europe · Denmark Read Article

This Historian Has Seen the Future of Trans Health Care

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Jules Gill-Peterson doesn’t want to fight for trans joy. She wants to fight for what trans people really need: resources, hormones, and surgery. Her latest arena? The US Supreme Court.Europe · United States See the Story

When Benefits for Refugees Were Cut, Their Neighbors Became More Criminal

Both refugees and their non-Western neighbors committed more crime after the start-up aid reform in 2002, according to a new study. This illustrates how welfare reforms can trigger a snowball effect, say two researchers.Refugees · Denmark Read Article

Does Breaking the Law in the Name of the Environment Count as a Right of Necessity? In a Sensational Ruling, an Activist Was Found Guilty of Just That

Ida Nicolaisen invoked emergency law in the district court when she was charged with civil disobedience. She was found guilty on two counts – a sensational ruling that has sparked disagreement among legal experts.Activism · Denmark Read Article

From Nazi Germany to Israel: Maersk has always gone after what was most profitable

There is a direct line from Maersk's actions during World War II to today, where the company profits by shipping weapons to Israel. Maersk has a history of doing what is most profitable, even when it requires evading responsibility.World War II · Denmark Read Article

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