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Ukraine is winning the economic war against Russia
  • I see what you’re getting at and your position is reasonable, but I think misses the point of the initial comment, viz. The Economist is known for objective reporting (neutrality in bias), in part because they are open about their editorial slant (non-neutrality of opinion).

    For example: “Ukraine is winning the economic war. This is a good thing.” - Economist reporting vs. “Ukraine is winning the economic war. This is a bad thing.” - Converse-Economist vs. “Ukraine is losing the economic war.” - Pro-Russian bias

  • Flu surges in Louisiana as health department barred from promoting flu shots
  • The US ranks below many nations not considered developed as well. I’m not sure what point you’re trying to make.

    I cited two metrics, not one: maternal mortality and life expectancy. The US is also in the bottom 60 for income inequality.

  • Flu surges in Louisiana as health department barred from promoting flu shots
  • How is it better? Several people have pointed out that standards of living in the United States are well below most developed nations. There US ranks 48th in the world in life expectancy, and 66th in the world in maternal mortality, behind Egypt, Ukraine, Lebanon, Romania, and… the Gaza Strip.

  • The Firefighters didn't endorse anyone. Now they have a dumpster fire in the White House.
  • Have you missed the last week of news? The funding was stripped out of the original budget, which had already gone through bipartisan negotiation and had support from both parties, because Trump and Elon Musk coerced their party into rejecting it.

  • Ukraine is winning the economic war against Russia
  • This is materially incorrect in multiple ways.

    1. The Economist’s reporting is widely recognized for its absence of bias.
    2. Leaders are not opinion pieces, they are brief overviews, hence why they seem like “truncated versions” of articles.
    3. The “snippets of opinion” to which you refer are reporting on public opinion. I thought that was obvious.