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Beirut Port Explosion: Families Fight for Justice Five Years On
Five years after a massive ammonium nitrate explosion devastated Beirut's port, killing over 220 and injuring 7000, victims' families continue their fight for justice, while an ongoing investigation implicates high-ranking officials.
Beirut Port Explosion: Families Fight for Justice Five Years On
Five years after a massive ammonium nitrate explosion devastated Beirut's port, killing over 220 and injuring 7000, victims' families continue their fight for justice, while an ongoing investigation implicates high-ranking officials.
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44% Bias Score


Turkish Soldiers' Deaths Prompt Investigation Demand
Two Turkish soldiers died at the İskenderun Naval Training Regiment; CHP deputy Yankı Bağcıoğlu demands a full investigation into the incident, citing concerns over command responsibility, inadequate healthcare, and the rejection of a parliamentary inquiry.
Turkish Soldiers' Deaths Prompt Investigation Demand
Two Turkish soldiers died at the İskenderun Naval Training Regiment; CHP deputy Yankı Bağcıoğlu demands a full investigation into the incident, citing concerns over command responsibility, inadequate healthcare, and the rejection of a parliamentary inquiry.
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28% Bias Score


Greek Ministers Employ Diversionary Tactics Amidst Scandal and Protest
The article analyzes the political tactics of Makis Voridis, who used legal complexities to evade scrutiny in the OPEKEPE scandal, and Giorgos Floridis, who deflected criticism of anti-Israel protests by framing them as a threat to Greece's strategic alliance with Israel.
Greek Ministers Employ Diversionary Tactics Amidst Scandal and Protest
The article analyzes the political tactics of Makis Voridis, who used legal complexities to evade scrutiny in the OPEKEPE scandal, and Giorgos Floridis, who deflected criticism of anti-Israel protests by framing them as a threat to Greece's strategic alliance with Israel.
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52% Bias Score


Secret Service Investigates Agent's Attempted Smuggling of Wife onto Presidential Aircraft
A Secret Service agent attempted to smuggle his wife onto a Secret Service cargo plane traveling with President Trump to Scotland; the agency is investigating, and though no protectees were affected, the incident raises concerns about security protocols and accountability within the agency.
Secret Service Investigates Agent's Attempted Smuggling of Wife onto Presidential Aircraft
A Secret Service agent attempted to smuggle his wife onto a Secret Service cargo plane traveling with President Trump to Scotland; the agency is investigating, and though no protectees were affected, the incident raises concerns about security protocols and accountability within the agency.
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44% Bias Score


Peru Rejects Court Order to Halt Amnesty Bill for Security Forces
Peruvian President Dina Boluarte defied the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, rejecting its call to suspend a new amnesty bill for security forces accused of atrocities during Peru's 1985-2000 internal conflict, sparking international condemnation and raising concerns about human rights accounta...
Peru Rejects Court Order to Halt Amnesty Bill for Security Forces
Peruvian President Dina Boluarte defied the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, rejecting its call to suspend a new amnesty bill for security forces accused of atrocities during Peru's 1985-2000 internal conflict, sparking international condemnation and raising concerns about human rights accounta...
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52% Bias Score


Ankara Bombing Not Classified as Crime Against Humanity
A Turkish court ruled that the 2015 Ankara train station bombing, which killed 103 and injured hundreds, did not constitute a crime against humanity, arguing that the attack primarily targeted the state, not civilians, despite widespread criticism of this decision.
Ankara Bombing Not Classified as Crime Against Humanity
A Turkish court ruled that the 2015 Ankara train station bombing, which killed 103 and injured hundreds, did not constitute a crime against humanity, arguing that the attack primarily targeted the state, not civilians, despite widespread criticism of this decision.
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56% Bias Score

Cornyn Introduces Bill to Increase Penalties for Public Official Financial Fraud
Texas Senator John Cornyn introduced the LETITIA Act to increase penalties for public officials committing bank, loan/mortgage, or tax fraud, motivated by allegations against New York Attorney General Letitia James and Representative Adam Schiff involving mortgage fraud; the bill proposes increased ...

Cornyn Introduces Bill to Increase Penalties for Public Official Financial Fraud
Texas Senator John Cornyn introduced the LETITIA Act to increase penalties for public officials committing bank, loan/mortgage, or tax fraud, motivated by allegations against New York Attorney General Letitia James and Representative Adam Schiff involving mortgage fraud; the bill proposes increased ...
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64% Bias Score

Israel's War Crimes Investigations: 88% of Cases Unresolved
Between October 2023 and June 2025, of 52 reported cases of alleged Israeli war crimes or abuses in Gaza and the West Bank, only six resulted in disciplinary action; 46 were closed without fault, and 39 remain under review, raising concerns about accountability and impunity.

Israel's War Crimes Investigations: 88% of Cases Unresolved
Between October 2023 and June 2025, of 52 reported cases of alleged Israeli war crimes or abuses in Gaza and the West Bank, only six resulted in disciplinary action; 46 were closed without fault, and 39 remain under review, raising concerns about accountability and impunity.
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48% Bias Score

Peruvian Survivor Accuses Pope of Mishandling Sex Abuse Case
In Chicago, Peruvian clergy sex abuse survivor Ana María Quispe Díaz publicly accused Pope Leo XIV of mishandling her case when he was a bishop, prompting renewed demands for accountability from the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP) and highlighting ongoing challenges in addressing...

Peruvian Survivor Accuses Pope of Mishandling Sex Abuse Case
In Chicago, Peruvian clergy sex abuse survivor Ana María Quispe Díaz publicly accused Pope Leo XIV of mishandling her case when he was a bishop, prompting renewed demands for accountability from the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP) and highlighting ongoing challenges in addressing...
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44% Bias Score

Texas Flood Kills 136: Systemic Failures Exposed
Catastrophic flooding in Kerr County, Texas, on July 4th, 2024, caused 136 deaths due to insufficient warnings, delayed response, and the absence of key officials during the crisis.

Texas Flood Kills 136: Systemic Failures Exposed
Catastrophic flooding in Kerr County, Texas, on July 4th, 2024, caused 136 deaths due to insufficient warnings, delayed response, and the absence of key officials during the crisis.
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44% Bias Score

Syria Prosecutes Four for Human Rights Abuses
Syria's public prosecution initiated legal proceedings against four individuals accused of serious human rights violations, based on evidence from the Ministry of Interior and witness testimonies, marking a step toward transitional justice and judicial reform.

Syria Prosecutes Four for Human Rights Abuses
Syria's public prosecution initiated legal proceedings against four individuals accused of serious human rights violations, based on evidence from the Ministry of Interior and witness testimonies, marking a step toward transitional justice and judicial reform.
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40% Bias Score

Trial Ordered for 1982 Paris Restaurant Attack Suspects
A French court ordered a trial for six suspected Palestinian militants involved in the August 9, 1982, attack on the Jo Goldenberg restaurant in Paris, killing six including two Americans and injuring 22, marking the deadliest antisemitic attack in France since WWII.

Trial Ordered for 1982 Paris Restaurant Attack Suspects
A French court ordered a trial for six suspected Palestinian militants involved in the August 9, 1982, attack on the Jo Goldenberg restaurant in Paris, killing six including two Americans and injuring 22, marking the deadliest antisemitic attack in France since WWII.
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24% Bias Score
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