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PSOE Faces Internal Crisis Amidst Accusations of Misconduct
Members of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) are expressing outrage and dismay over recent actions by individuals affiliated with the party, including offensive remarks about women and exploitation of the party's image, leading to internal calls for reform and accountability.
PSOE Faces Internal Crisis Amidst Accusations of Misconduct
Members of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) are expressing outrage and dismay over recent actions by individuals affiliated with the party, including offensive remarks about women and exploitation of the party's image, leading to internal calls for reform and accountability.
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4% Bias Score
California Bill Would Make It a Misdemeanor for Law Enforcement to Cover Faces
California lawmakers introduced a bill that would make it a misdemeanor for law enforcement officers to conceal their faces while on duty, aiming to increase transparency and accountability following several incidents of masked federal officers conducting raids across the state.
California Bill Would Make It a Misdemeanor for Law Enforcement to Cover Faces
California lawmakers introduced a bill that would make it a misdemeanor for law enforcement officers to conceal their faces while on duty, aiming to increase transparency and accountability following several incidents of masked federal officers conducting raids across the state.
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48% Bias Score
Dominican Nightclub Owner Arrested After Roof Collapse Kills 236
In Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, nightclub owner Antonio Espaillat and his sister were arrested on Thursday for potential negligence leading to a roof collapse that killed 236 people on April 7th, including prominent figures like singer Rubby Pérez and former MLB players.
Dominican Nightclub Owner Arrested After Roof Collapse Kills 236
In Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, nightclub owner Antonio Espaillat and his sister were arrested on Thursday for potential negligence leading to a roof collapse that killed 236 people on April 7th, including prominent figures like singer Rubby Pérez and former MLB players.
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56% Bias Score
Supreme Court Allows Lawsuit Against FBI for Wrong-House Raid
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a family whose Atlanta home was wrongly raided by FBI and SWAT agents in 2017 can sue the federal government, clarifying the scope of the Federal Tort Claims Act and potentially setting a precedent for future cases.
Supreme Court Allows Lawsuit Against FBI for Wrong-House Raid
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a family whose Atlanta home was wrongly raided by FBI and SWAT agents in 2017 can sue the federal government, clarifying the scope of the Federal Tort Claims Act and potentially setting a precedent for future cases.
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36% Bias Score
Supreme Court Allows Lawsuit Against FBI for Wrongful Raid
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a family whose home was wrongly raided by the FBI in 2017 can proceed with their lawsuit, reversing lower court decisions and clarifying the scope of the Federal Tort Claims Act.
Supreme Court Allows Lawsuit Against FBI for Wrongful Raid
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a family whose home was wrongly raided by the FBI in 2017 can proceed with their lawsuit, reversing lower court decisions and clarifying the scope of the Federal Tort Claims Act.
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20% Bias Score
Green Party admits failings in handling Gelbhaar harassment case
Following allegations of sexual harassment, the Green Party admits to structural failings in its handling of the case against former Bundestag member Stefan Gelbhaar, resulting in consequences for both Gelbhaar and the accusers; the party plans to improve its complaint process.
Green Party admits failings in handling Gelbhaar harassment case
Following allegations of sexual harassment, the Green Party admits to structural failings in its handling of the case against former Bundestag member Stefan Gelbhaar, resulting in consequences for both Gelbhaar and the accusers; the party plans to improve its complaint process.
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32% Bias Score
German Court Sentences Syrian Doctor to Life Imprisonment for Crimes Against Humanity
A German court sentenced Syrian doctor Alaa M. to life imprisonment for crimes against humanity, including torture and murder of detainees in Syrian military hospitals under the Assad regime between 2011 and 2012; he was identified by victims who also sought refuge in Germany.
German Court Sentences Syrian Doctor to Life Imprisonment for Crimes Against Humanity
A German court sentenced Syrian doctor Alaa M. to life imprisonment for crimes against humanity, including torture and murder of detainees in Syrian military hospitals under the Assad regime between 2011 and 2012; he was identified by victims who also sought refuge in Germany.
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32% Bias Score
1055th Week: Saturday Mothers Demand Justice for Nurettin Çur
The Saturday Mothers held their 1055th weekly protest in Galatasaray Square, demanding justice for Nurettin Çur, who disappeared 30 years ago in Diyarbakır, highlighting the ongoing struggle for accountability regarding enforced disappearances and state-sponsored violence during the 1990s.
1055th Week: Saturday Mothers Demand Justice for Nurettin Çur
The Saturday Mothers held their 1055th weekly protest in Galatasaray Square, demanding justice for Nurettin Çur, who disappeared 30 years ago in Diyarbakır, highlighting the ongoing struggle for accountability regarding enforced disappearances and state-sponsored violence during the 1990s.
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24% Bias Score
French MPs Question Integrity of Ministry Official Over School Homophobia and Racism Accusations
French MPs questioned the integrity of the Ministry of Education's second-in-command, Caroline Pascal, due to her role in downplaying accusations of homophobia and racism at the Stanislas school in a 2023 inspection report's accompanying letter; Minister Borne downplayed the controversy but ordered ...
French MPs Question Integrity of Ministry Official Over School Homophobia and Racism Accusations
French MPs questioned the integrity of the Ministry of Education's second-in-command, Caroline Pascal, due to her role in downplaying accusations of homophobia and racism at the Stanislas school in a 2023 inspection report's accompanying letter; Minister Borne downplayed the controversy but ordered ...
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36% Bias Score
Death of Aboriginal Man in Custody Sparks Calls for Independent Inquiry
Kumanjayi White, a 24-year-old Aboriginal man with disabilities, died on May 27th after being restrained by police in Alice Springs, prompting calls for an independent investigation into his death due to concerns about potential bias and lack of accountability within the Northern Territory Police fo...
Death of Aboriginal Man in Custody Sparks Calls for Independent Inquiry
Kumanjayi White, a 24-year-old Aboriginal man with disabilities, died on May 27th after being restrained by police in Alice Springs, prompting calls for an independent investigation into his death due to concerns about potential bias and lack of accountability within the Northern Territory Police fo...
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40% Bias Score
Acquittal in Leak of Confidential Information Regarding Investigation into Former Dutch House Speaker
A court in The Hague acquitted Vera Bergkamp's former spokesperson of leaking confidential information related to an investigation into former House Speaker Khadija Arib, despite acknowledging a leak occurred and other suspects having connections to the press.
Acquittal in Leak of Confidential Information Regarding Investigation into Former Dutch House Speaker
A court in The Hague acquitted Vera Bergkamp's former spokesperson of leaking confidential information related to an investigation into former House Speaker Khadija Arib, despite acknowledging a leak occurred and other suspects having connections to the press.
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48% Bias Score
Journalist Hit by Rubber Bullet During Los Angeles Migration Protests
Australian journalist Lauren Tomasi was hit by a rubber bullet fired by a Los Angeles police officer during protests against new migration policies; the incident, caught on video, sparked international concern over the use of less-lethal weapons by law enforcement and renewed calls for stricter regu...
Journalist Hit by Rubber Bullet During Los Angeles Migration Protests
Australian journalist Lauren Tomasi was hit by a rubber bullet fired by a Los Angeles police officer during protests against new migration policies; the incident, caught on video, sparked international concern over the use of less-lethal weapons by law enforcement and renewed calls for stricter regu...
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64% Bias Score
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