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Ground News has come across 70 headlines reported on by Omni during the past 3 months.

Omni’s media bias is Center. Ground News assigned this score by aggregating media bias ratings of a Center rating from Media Bias/Fact Check .

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Top Omni News

School Shooting · Örebro

Sweden school shooting: All 11 people who died have been identified by police - as local media name second victim

52% Left coverage: 21 sources

All 11 people who died in a shooting at a school for adults in Sweden have been identified by police but they have not yet released the names. It comes as local media named a second victim in the attack as a father of two, who was a baker.See the Story

Europe · Sweden

Employees at Max: Sold milkshake was in a bucket

50% Left coverage: 4 sources

The milkshake is poured into the scrubbing bucket, the toilet seat is washed in the dishwasher and hamburgers can be left out for several hours before being served. 25 employees and former employees of the hamburger chain Max testify to Aftonbladet about the filth in the restaurants.See the Story

Europe · Sweden

The F grade can be scrapped – and a ten-point scale introduced

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

A new grading system with a ten-point scale is to be introduced, and there is no sharp lower limit. The grade F should therefore be removed, the government's investigators propose at a press conference.See the Story

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