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Diddy's Sex Abuse Trial: Jury Selection Focuses on Sex, Drugs, and Wealth
Rapper Sean "Diddy" Combs is facing a civil trial in New York City on May 5th for alleged sexual abuse, including rape, drugging, and trafficking of minors between 1990 and 2023, with a jury selection process addressing potential jurors' views on sex, drugs, and wealth.
Diddy's Sex Abuse Trial: Jury Selection Focuses on Sex, Drugs, and Wealth
Rapper Sean "Diddy" Combs is facing a civil trial in New York City on May 5th for alleged sexual abuse, including rape, drugging, and trafficking of minors between 1990 and 2023, with a jury selection process addressing potential jurors' views on sex, drugs, and wealth.
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56% Bias Score
Coalition rejects laws regulating Welcome to Country ceremonies
Following booing at an Anzac Day Welcome to Country ceremony, the Australian Coalition announced it won't introduce laws dictating when these ceremonies can be held, despite the Opposition Leader deeming them 'overdone' at certain events; this sparked debate on cultural practices and national identi...
Coalition rejects laws regulating Welcome to Country ceremonies
Following booing at an Anzac Day Welcome to Country ceremony, the Australian Coalition announced it won't introduce laws dictating when these ceremonies can be held, despite the Opposition Leader deeming them 'overdone' at certain events; this sparked debate on cultural practices and national identi...
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40% Bias Score
US-Mexico Agreement Addresses Rio Bravo Water Dispute
The US and Mexico reached an agreement to resolve a water dispute stemming from Mexico's inability to meet its obligations under the 1944 Water Treaty due to drought, involving immediate water transfers and future planning to secure water for both countries.
US-Mexico Agreement Addresses Rio Bravo Water Dispute
The US and Mexico reached an agreement to resolve a water dispute stemming from Mexico's inability to meet its obligations under the 1944 Water Treaty due to drought, involving immediate water transfers and future planning to secure water for both countries.
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48% Bias Score
Amazon Launches 27 Kuiper Satellites for Global Internet Access
Amazon launched 27 satellites of its Project Kuiper constellation from Cape Canaveral using an Atlas V rocket, marking a significant step towards its goal of providing global internet access, with improved technology compared to its initial test satellites.
Amazon Launches 27 Kuiper Satellites for Global Internet Access
Amazon launched 27 satellites of its Project Kuiper constellation from Cape Canaveral using an Atlas V rocket, marking a significant step towards its goal of providing global internet access, with improved technology compared to its initial test satellites.
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32% Bias Score
Widespread Power Outage Cripples Spain's Transportation Network
A major power outage in Spain yesterday paralyzed the national rail network, stranding millions of passengers, caused major traffic jams on roads due to failed traffic lights, and led to reduced airport operations and flight cancellations, affecting millions more.
Widespread Power Outage Cripples Spain's Transportation Network
A major power outage in Spain yesterday paralyzed the national rail network, stranding millions of passengers, caused major traffic jams on roads due to failed traffic lights, and led to reduced airport operations and flight cancellations, affecting millions more.
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24% Bias Score
Spain's Sánchez Government: A Shifting Narrative Masking the Dismantling of Article 155
Since June 1st, 2018, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's government has employed various narratives—initially combating corruption, then neoliberalism, and later fascism—to mask its core goal: dismantling the 2017 majority that enabled the application of Article 155 against Catalan secessionists...
Spain's Sánchez Government: A Shifting Narrative Masking the Dismantling of Article 155
Since June 1st, 2018, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's government has employed various narratives—initially combating corruption, then neoliberalism, and later fascism—to mask its core goal: dismantling the 2017 majority that enabled the application of Article 155 against Catalan secessionists...
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68% Bias Score
Australia's Two-Party System Weakens: Record Low Major Party Vote
The 2022 Australian federal election saw a record low 68% combined vote for the major parties (Coalition and Labor), with 16 independent or minor party MPs elected to the lower house, reflecting a long-term decline in major party dominance and signaling potential for more frequent minority governmen...
Australia's Two-Party System Weakens: Record Low Major Party Vote
The 2022 Australian federal election saw a record low 68% combined vote for the major parties (Coalition and Labor), with 16 independent or minor party MPs elected to the lower house, reflecting a long-term decline in major party dominance and signaling potential for more frequent minority governmen...
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44% Bias Score
Púnica Case: Former Mayor Cubas Confesses, Raising Confessed Defendant Count to 15
Gonzalo Cubas, former mayor of Torrejón de Velasco (Madrid), confessed to his implication in the Púnica corruption case, raising the number of confessed defendants to 15 out of 36, who are accused of rigging public contracts for Cofely, an energy company, through a network led by David Marjaliza and...
Púnica Case: Former Mayor Cubas Confesses, Raising Confessed Defendant Count to 15
Gonzalo Cubas, former mayor of Torrejón de Velasco (Madrid), confessed to his implication in the Púnica corruption case, raising the number of confessed defendants to 15 out of 36, who are accused of rigging public contracts for Cofely, an energy company, through a network led by David Marjaliza and...
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52% Bias Score
Spanish Constitutional Court Debates Trans Law Amidst Internal Divisions
The Spanish Constitutional Court is debating a draft ruling on the Trans Law, with internal divisions over its impact on women's rights, particularly concerning the definition of gender, influenced by a similar UK Supreme Court ruling.
Spanish Constitutional Court Debates Trans Law Amidst Internal Divisions
The Spanish Constitutional Court is debating a draft ruling on the Trans Law, with internal divisions over its impact on women's rights, particularly concerning the definition of gender, influenced by a similar UK Supreme Court ruling.
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56% Bias Score
Madrid Power Outage Causes Citywide Chaos, Prompts Calls for Military Assistance
A massive power outage in Madrid on [Date not specified] caused widespread traffic chaos, stranded commuters, and prompted calls for military intervention from regional and city leaders due to concerns about safety and mobility as the city faced a potential night without power.
Madrid Power Outage Causes Citywide Chaos, Prompts Calls for Military Assistance
A massive power outage in Madrid on [Date not specified] caused widespread traffic chaos, stranded commuters, and prompted calls for military intervention from regional and city leaders due to concerns about safety and mobility as the city faced a potential night without power.
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48% Bias Score
Spain Declares Electricity Crisis After Widespread Power Outage
A major power outage affecting Spain and Portugal since 12:30 PM on Monday triggered a declaration of an electricity crisis under Spain's risk preparedness plan, which was enacted following a severe power flow oscillation causing significant generation loss and system disconnection from the European...
Spain Declares Electricity Crisis After Widespread Power Outage
A major power outage affecting Spain and Portugal since 12:30 PM on Monday triggered a declaration of an electricity crisis under Spain's risk preparedness plan, which was enacted following a severe power flow oscillation causing significant generation loss and system disconnection from the European...
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16% Bias Score
Spanish Judge Indicts 11 in Case of PM's Brother's Job Appointment
A Spanish judge indicted 11 people, including Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's brother and a PSOE leader, for allegedly creating a job at the Badajoz Provincial Council for the brother, who lacked stable employment; the judge's investigation revealed a timeline connecting the appointment to Pedro Sánc...
Spanish Judge Indicts 11 in Case of PM's Brother's Job Appointment
A Spanish judge indicted 11 people, including Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's brother and a PSOE leader, for allegedly creating a job at the Badajoz Provincial Council for the brother, who lacked stable employment; the judge's investigation revealed a timeline connecting the appointment to Pedro Sánc...
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48% Bias Score
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