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Masked Immigration Agents Spark Outrage and Lawsuit
Immigration agents' use of masks during arrests in Santa Ana, California, and San Antonio, Texas, sparked outrage and a lawsuit, prompting concerns about accountability and transparency, while the DHS cites agents' safety as justification.
Masked Immigration Agents Spark Outrage and Lawsuit
Immigration agents' use of masks during arrests in Santa Ana, California, and San Antonio, Texas, sparked outrage and a lawsuit, prompting concerns about accountability and transparency, while the DHS cites agents' safety as justification.
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40% Bias Score
Texas Overhauls \$100 Million Anti-Abortion Program Amidst Mismanagement Concerns
Texas is reforming its \$100 million-a-year Thriving Texas Families program, which funds organizations offering alternatives to abortion, after an investigation revealed financial mismanagement and lack of oversight, resulting in new rules requiring expense documentation and cost-reimbursement.
Texas Overhauls \$100 Million Anti-Abortion Program Amidst Mismanagement Concerns
Texas is reforming its \$100 million-a-year Thriving Texas Families program, which funds organizations offering alternatives to abortion, after an investigation revealed financial mismanagement and lack of oversight, resulting in new rules requiring expense documentation and cost-reimbursement.
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44% Bias Score
NACC RoboDebt Investigation Criticised Amidst Transparency Concerns
The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) is under fire for its opaque handling of the robodebt scheme investigation, sparking concerns about its commissioner, Paul Brereton, and public confidence following an 11-month delay in its initial decision, a subsequent review, and over 1000 complaints...
NACC RoboDebt Investigation Criticised Amidst Transparency Concerns
The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) is under fire for its opaque handling of the robodebt scheme investigation, sparking concerns about its commissioner, Paul Brereton, and public confidence following an 11-month delay in its initial decision, a subsequent review, and over 1000 complaints...
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44% Bias Score
European Arms Sales Transparency: A Critical Deficiency
A report by the Asser Institute and the University of Amsterdam reveals that eight major European arms-exporting countries, including France, Spain, and Germany, severely restrict public access to arms sales data, citing national security concerns, despite international obligations; this lack of tra...
European Arms Sales Transparency: A Critical Deficiency
A report by the Asser Institute and the University of Amsterdam reveals that eight major European arms-exporting countries, including France, Spain, and Germany, severely restrict public access to arms sales data, citing national security concerns, despite international obligations; this lack of tra...
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40% Bias Score
European Court to Rule on Russia's Role in MH17 Downing
The European Court of Human Rights will decide on Russia's responsibility for the 2014 downing of MH17, which killed 298 people, including 196 Dutch citizens, considering Russia's supplying of the missile, control over the armed group, obstruction of the investigation, and disinformation.
European Court to Rule on Russia's Role in MH17 Downing
The European Court of Human Rights will decide on Russia's responsibility for the 2014 downing of MH17, which killed 298 people, including 196 Dutch citizens, considering Russia's supplying of the missile, control over the armed group, obstruction of the investigation, and disinformation.
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36% Bias Score
Netherlands Launches Satellites to Verify Factory Emissions
The Netherlands will launch two €35 million satellites in three years to precisely measure individual factory emissions, verifying climate commitments and accuracy of reported data, complementing similar global efforts and highlighting the growing importance of space-based climate monitoring.
Netherlands Launches Satellites to Verify Factory Emissions
The Netherlands will launch two €35 million satellites in three years to precisely measure individual factory emissions, verifying climate commitments and accuracy of reported data, complementing similar global efforts and highlighting the growing importance of space-based climate monitoring.
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40% Bias Score
Turkish Parliament Blocks Investigation into Deaths of 12 Soldiers
Twelve Turkish soldiers died in an incident; a parliamentary investigation was rejected, hindering accountability and raising concerns about transparency within the Turkish political system.
Turkish Parliament Blocks Investigation into Deaths of 12 Soldiers
Twelve Turkish soldiers died in an incident; a parliamentary investigation was rejected, hindering accountability and raising concerns about transparency within the Turkish political system.
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56% Bias Score
Kyiv Metro Tunnel Collapse: Officials Knew, Prosecutor Alleges
Kyiv's Prosecutor General revealed recordings indicating city officials knew about the deteriorating Kyiv metro tunnel between Demiyivska and Lybidska stations before its December 2023 collapse, leading to charges and over 138.5 million hryvnias in losses.
Kyiv Metro Tunnel Collapse: Officials Knew, Prosecutor Alleges
Kyiv's Prosecutor General revealed recordings indicating city officials knew about the deteriorating Kyiv metro tunnel between Demiyivska and Lybidska stations before its December 2023 collapse, leading to charges and over 138.5 million hryvnias in losses.
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52% Bias Score
Six Secret Service Agents Suspended After Pennsylvania Shooting
Following a shooting at a July 13, 2024, Pennsylvania rally where President Trump was injured and a bystander was killed, six Secret Service agents received suspensions ranging from 10 to 42 days without pay for their role in the security failure.
Six Secret Service Agents Suspended After Pennsylvania Shooting
Following a shooting at a July 13, 2024, Pennsylvania rally where President Trump was injured and a bystander was killed, six Secret Service agents received suspensions ranging from 10 to 42 days without pay for their role in the security failure.
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40% Bias Score
Berlin Education Senator's False Statement on Homophobic Bullying Case
A lawyer's letter detailing homophobic bullying against a homosexual teacher in Berlin arrived at the education administration between December 9-11, 2024, but the Senator initially gave false information about the date of its arrival, prompting criticism and a motion of disapproval.
Berlin Education Senator's False Statement on Homophobic Bullying Case
A lawyer's letter detailing homophobic bullying against a homosexual teacher in Berlin arrived at the education administration between December 9-11, 2024, but the Senator initially gave false information about the date of its arrival, prompting criticism and a motion of disapproval.
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36% Bias Score
European Court Holds Russia Responsible for MH17 Downing
The European Court of Human Rights unanimously ruled Russia responsible for the downing of flight MH17 in 2014, citing the country's role in exacerbating victims' families' suffering through disinformation and obstruction of investigations. The court's decision follows a Dutch lawsuit and previous f...
European Court Holds Russia Responsible for MH17 Downing
The European Court of Human Rights unanimously ruled Russia responsible for the downing of flight MH17 in 2014, citing the country's role in exacerbating victims' families' suffering through disinformation and obstruction of investigations. The court's decision follows a Dutch lawsuit and previous f...
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24% Bias Score
EU Parliament Far-Right Group Accused of €4.3 Million Fund Misuse
An internal audit reveals that the far-right Identity and Democracy (ID) group in the European Parliament misused at least €4.3 million in EU operational funds through fictitious contracts, improper bidding, and donations to organizations linked to far-right figures, raising concerns about EU financ...
EU Parliament Far-Right Group Accused of €4.3 Million Fund Misuse
An internal audit reveals that the far-right Identity and Democracy (ID) group in the European Parliament misused at least €4.3 million in EU operational funds through fictitious contracts, improper bidding, and donations to organizations linked to far-right figures, raising concerns about EU financ...
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60% Bias Score
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