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Hundreds of children told to test for disease in Australia after childcare worker charged with child sex abuse

Crime · Melbourne

Hundreds of children told to test for disease in Australia after childcare worker charged with child sex abuse

37% Right coverage: 46 sources

Doctors today urged that 1200 Australian children get tested for infectious diseases after police charged a former daycare worker with dozens of “deeply...See the Story

Australia flights cancelled as bomb cyclone hits New South Wales

Natural Disasters · New South Wales

Australia flights cancelled as bomb cyclone hits New South Wales

51% Left coverage: 43 sources

A bomb cyclone sweeping Australia’s east coast has forced the cancellation of dozens of domestic flights to and from Sydney. See the Story

Govt gives rebel Labour MPs major concession to welfare bill 90 minutes before vote

UK Politics · United Kingdom

Govt gives rebel Labour MPs major concession to welfare bill 90 minutes before vote

72% Center coverage: 32 sources

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What’s at risk for Arctic wildlife if Trump expands oil drilling in the fragile National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska

What’s at risk for Arctic wildlife if Trump expands oil drilling in the fragile National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska

Groundbreaking Therapy Restores Deaf’s Hearing

54% Center coverage: 24 sources

The state-of-the-art technique can improve hearing in children and adults with congenital deafness or severe hearing impairment.Medical See the Story

To Cut Medicaid, the GOP’s Following a Path Often Used to Expand Health Care

48% Center coverage: 25 sources

Medicaid · United States See the Story

What MAGA Means to Americans

Coverage: 2 sources

A Trump supporter holds up a MAGA sign during a rally in Green Bay, Wis., on April 2, 2024. AP Photo/Mike RoemerA decade ago, Donald Trump descended the golden escalator at Trump Tower in New York City and ignited a political movement that has reshaped American politics. In a memorable turn of phrase, Trump promised supporters of his 2016 presidential campaign that “we are going to make our country great again.” Since then, the Make America Grea…Politics · New York See the Story

The Supreme Court upholds free preventive care, but its future now rests in RFK Jr.’s hands

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

On June 26, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down a 6-3 ruling that preserves free preventive care under the Affordable Care Act, a popular benefit that helps approximately 150 million Americans stay healthy. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. · United States See the Story

Moon mining is getting closer to reality: Why we need global rules for extracting space resources

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

In science-fiction stories, companies often mine the moon or asteroids. While this may seem far-fetched, this idea is edging closer to becoming reality.Mining · Japan See the Story

Common Motion Sickness Drug Being Used to Turn People Into Zombies

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Scopolamine, more chillingly known as "devil's breath," is a drug with a dual identity.Colombia · Colombia See the Story

Why White Clothing Is a Requirement at Wimbledon

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

When Carlos Alcaraz beat Jannik Sinner at the Roland Garros men’s final on June 8 2025, in what is already seen as a classic match, there was some comment on the sartorial choices of the two players. They both wore Nike tops. Alcaraz’s was collarless, with horizontal blue bordered green and black stripes, and black shorts. Meanwhile Sinner wore a green polo-style shirt with collar, blue shorts and a blue Nike cap. Sinner’s shirt bore more than a…Carlos Alcaraz · London See the Story

Uganda's Ride-Hailing Motorbike Service Promised Safety - but Drivers Are Under Pressure to Speed

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Analysis - Motorcycle-taxis are one of the fastest and most convenient ways to get around Uganda's congested capital, Kampala. But they are also the most dangerous. Though they account for one-third of public transport trips taking place within the city, police reports suggest motorcycles were involved in 80% of all road-crash deaths registered in Kampala in 2023.Africa · Kampala See the Story

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