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Thousands Protest Tempe Train Tragedy in Syntagma Square
Thousands participated in a silent protest in Syntagma Square on Sunday, demanding justice for the Tempe train tragedy victims; the demonstration was largely apolitical, marked by intense emotion and calls for systemic change.
Thousands Protest Tempe Train Tragedy in Syntagma Square
Thousands participated in a silent protest in Syntagma Square on Sunday, demanding justice for the Tempe train tragedy victims; the demonstration was largely apolitical, marked by intense emotion and calls for systemic change.
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28% Bias Score
Turkey Hotel Fire Reveals Regulatory Failures and Conflicts of Interest
A hotel fire in Turkey, licensed and inspected by the Tourism Ministry whose minister's company marketed the hotel, killed 78 people, including 36 children, highlighting regulatory failures and potential conflicts of interest.
Turkey Hotel Fire Reveals Regulatory Failures and Conflicts of Interest
A hotel fire in Turkey, licensed and inspected by the Tourism Ministry whose minister's company marketed the hotel, killed 78 people, including 36 children, highlighting regulatory failures and potential conflicts of interest.
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56% Bias Score
Mass Dismissal of US Inspectors General Raises Concerns
The US government dismissed at least twelve federal inspectors general via email, prompting accusations of a partisan purge and raising concerns about weakened oversight and increased potential for corruption; the Trump administration has not yet commented.
Mass Dismissal of US Inspectors General Raises Concerns
The US government dismissed at least twelve federal inspectors general via email, prompting accusations of a partisan purge and raising concerns about weakened oversight and increased potential for corruption; the Trump administration has not yet commented.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Fires Dozen Inspectors General, Sparking Concerns Over Government Oversight
President Donald Trump fired the inspectors general of over a dozen federal agencies on Friday, citing "changing priorities," prompting concern from lawmakers over transparency and accountability, as this action contradicts established legal notice requirements.
Trump Fires Dozen Inspectors General, Sparking Concerns Over Government Oversight
President Donald Trump fired the inspectors general of over a dozen federal agencies on Friday, citing "changing priorities," prompting concern from lawmakers over transparency and accountability, as this action contradicts established legal notice requirements.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Administration Dismisses Inspectors General, Violating Federal Law
The Trump administration dismissed over ten independent inspectors general from US government agencies, violating a law mandating 30-day notice to Congress with justification, citing "changing priorities".
Trump Administration Dismisses Inspectors General, Violating Federal Law
The Trump administration dismissed over ten independent inspectors general from US government agencies, violating a law mandating 30-day notice to Congress with justification, citing "changing priorities".
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52% Bias Score
Israeli Airstrike in Lebanon Kills 73, Mostly Civilians
On September 29th, an Israeli airstrike on a residential building in Ayn ed-Delb, Lebanon, killed 73 people, including 23 children, contradicting Israeli claims that it was a Hezbollah command center; a BBC investigation found only six of the dead had ties to the group.
Israeli Airstrike in Lebanon Kills 73, Mostly Civilians
On September 29th, an Israeli airstrike on a residential building in Ayn ed-Delb, Lebanon, killed 73 people, including 23 children, contradicting Israeli claims that it was a Hezbollah command center; a BBC investigation found only six of the dead had ties to the group.
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44% Bias Score
Paraguay Sentences Ex-Minister to 15 Years for Torture in 2000 Coup Attempt
A Paraguayan court sentenced former Minister Walter Bower to 15 years in prison for torturing police officers during a failed 2000 coup attempt; two others received lesser sentences, marking a significant development in a case previously marred by acquittals.
Paraguay Sentences Ex-Minister to 15 Years for Torture in 2000 Coup Attempt
A Paraguayan court sentenced former Minister Walter Bower to 15 years in prison for torturing police officers during a failed 2000 coup attempt; two others received lesser sentences, marking a significant development in a case previously marred by acquittals.
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36% Bias Score
Trump Fires 17 Inspectors General, Raising Concerns About Oversight
President Trump fired 17 inspectors general from various US government agencies on Friday, potentially violating federal law by failing to provide Congress with 30 days' notice; this action removes a critical oversight mechanism.
Trump Fires 17 Inspectors General, Raising Concerns About Oversight
President Trump fired 17 inspectors general from various US government agencies on Friday, potentially violating federal law by failing to provide Congress with 30 days' notice; this action removes a critical oversight mechanism.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Fires at Least 17 Inspectors General, Bypassing Congressional Notice
President Donald Trump fired at least 17 independent inspectors general from various federal agencies late Friday, potentially violating a 2022 law mandating a 30-day notice to Congress and detailed reasons for dismissal; the action sparked immediate criticism from Democratic leaders and some Republ...
Trump Fires at Least 17 Inspectors General, Bypassing Congressional Notice
President Donald Trump fired at least 17 independent inspectors general from various federal agencies late Friday, potentially violating a 2022 law mandating a 30-day notice to Congress and detailed reasons for dismissal; the action sparked immediate criticism from Democratic leaders and some Republ...
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48% Bias Score
Turkish Manager Detained 12 Years After Gezi Protests
Twelve years after the Gezi Park protests, Turkish authorities detained manager Ayşe Barım for allegedly planning the events and encouraging actors under her management to participate; several actors also gave statements to police.
Turkish Manager Detained 12 Years After Gezi Protests
Twelve years after the Gezi Park protests, Turkish authorities detained manager Ayşe Barım for allegedly planning the events and encouraging actors under her management to participate; several actors also gave statements to police.
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64% Bias Score
Mexican Influencer Found Guilty of Attempted Femicide
Mexican influencer Rodolfo Fofo Márquez was found guilty of attempted femicide on Friday for assaulting Edith N in February 2024; a viral video of the attack led to his arrest and conviction, and he now faces up to 40 years in prison.
Mexican Influencer Found Guilty of Attempted Femicide
Mexican influencer Rodolfo Fofo Márquez was found guilty of attempted femicide on Friday for assaulting Edith N in February 2024; a viral video of the attack led to his arrest and conviction, and he now faces up to 40 years in prison.
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36% Bias Score
University President Resigns Following Investigation into Sale of Unclaimed Bodies
The president of the University of North Texas Health Science Center resigned after an NBC News investigation revealed the university's practice of selling unclaimed bodies for research, causing outrage among families who were unaware of their loved ones' fate.
University President Resigns Following Investigation into Sale of Unclaimed Bodies
The president of the University of North Texas Health Science Center resigned after an NBC News investigation revealed the university's practice of selling unclaimed bodies for research, causing outrage among families who were unaware of their loved ones' fate.
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56% Bias Score
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