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Harvard's $27.50 Magna Carta: A $21 Million Discovery
Harvard Law School's $27.50 purchase in 1946, initially catalogued as a copy, has been identified by UK academics as a genuine 1300 Magna Carta, one of only 25 surviving originals from that period, potentially worth millions, raising questions about historical document valuation and preservation.
Harvard's $27.50 Magna Carta: A $21 Million Discovery
Harvard Law School's $27.50 purchase in 1946, initially catalogued as a copy, has been identified by UK academics as a genuine 1300 Magna Carta, one of only 25 surviving originals from that period, potentially worth millions, raising questions about historical document valuation and preservation.
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36% Bias Score
Italian Court Bans Third Consecutive Terms for Regional Governors
The Italian Constitutional Court declared unconstitutional a Campania regional law allowing Vincenzo De Luca a third term as governor, establishing a nationwide three-consecutive-term limit for regional presidents effective immediately based on Article 122 of the Constitution.
Italian Court Bans Third Consecutive Terms for Regional Governors
The Italian Constitutional Court declared unconstitutional a Campania regional law allowing Vincenzo De Luca a third term as governor, establishing a nationwide three-consecutive-term limit for regional presidents effective immediately based on Article 122 of the Constitution.
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40% Bias Score
French Prosecutor Drops Inquiry into Ex-Elysée Official's Refusal to Testify
The Paris prosecutor's office dropped its investigation into former Elysée Secretary-General Alexis Kohler's refusal to appear before a French parliamentary inquiry investigating 2023-2024 budget discrepancies, citing the separation of powers; the inquiry, launched in December 2024, aimed to investi...
French Prosecutor Drops Inquiry into Ex-Elysée Official's Refusal to Testify
The Paris prosecutor's office dropped its investigation into former Elysée Secretary-General Alexis Kohler's refusal to appear before a French parliamentary inquiry investigating 2023-2024 budget discrepancies, citing the separation of powers; the inquiry, launched in December 2024, aimed to investi...
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40% Bias Score
Trump Administration Considers Suspending Habeas Corpus
White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller announced on Friday that the Trump administration is considering suspending habeas corpus, a constitutional right allowing individuals to challenge their detention in court, citing a national security threat from undocumented immigrants; this action w...
Trump Administration Considers Suspending Habeas Corpus
White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller announced on Friday that the Trump administration is considering suspending habeas corpus, a constitutional right allowing individuals to challenge their detention in court, citing a national security threat from undocumented immigrants; this action w...
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56% Bias Score
Trump's Unconventional Actions Spark Controversy
President Trump announced a 100% tariff on foreign films, questioned constitutional limits on executive power, and proposed renaming V-E Day, sparking widespread controversy and raising concerns about the stability of domestic and international relations.
Trump's Unconventional Actions Spark Controversy
President Trump announced a 100% tariff on foreign films, questioned constitutional limits on executive power, and proposed renaming V-E Day, sparking widespread controversy and raising concerns about the stability of domestic and international relations.
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40% Bias Score
Greek Council of State Upholds Constitutionality of Presumptive Income Tax
The Greek Council of State's plenary session ruled that the presumptive income determination method for self-employed individuals, as established by articles 28A-28D of Law 4172/2013, is constitutional, rejecting seven appeals and clarifying the appeal process.
Greek Council of State Upholds Constitutionality of Presumptive Income Tax
The Greek Council of State's plenary session ruled that the presumptive income determination method for self-employed individuals, as established by articles 28A-28D of Law 4172/2013, is constitutional, rejecting seven appeals and clarifying the appeal process.
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20% Bias Score
Harvard's $27.50 Magna Carta: A Historic Misidentification
Harvard Law School accidentally purchased an original 1300 Magna Carta for only $27.50 in 1946, misidentified as a copy until recently confirmed by Professors David Carpenter and Nicholas Vincent using spectral imaging; this is one of only seven surviving original Magna Cartas from that year.
Harvard's $27.50 Magna Carta: A Historic Misidentification
Harvard Law School accidentally purchased an original 1300 Magna Carta for only $27.50 in 1946, misidentified as a copy until recently confirmed by Professors David Carpenter and Nicholas Vincent using spectral imaging; this is one of only seven surviving original Magna Cartas from that year.
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28% Bias Score
Harvard's $27.50 Magna Carta: A Rare Original Discovered
Researchers at Harvard Law School recently discovered that a seemingly ordinary copy of the Magna Carta they purchased in 1946 for $27.50 is actually an extremely rare original from 1300, one of only seven surviving versions issued by King Edward I, adding to the four existing copies of the original...
Harvard's $27.50 Magna Carta: A Rare Original Discovered
Researchers at Harvard Law School recently discovered that a seemingly ordinary copy of the Magna Carta they purchased in 1946 for $27.50 is actually an extremely rare original from 1300, one of only seven surviving versions issued by King Edward I, adding to the four existing copies of the original...
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16% Bias Score
Trump Administration Explores Ending Due Process for Unauthorized Immigrants
Top Trump advisor Stephen Miller announced the administration is considering ending due process protections for unauthorized immigrants by suspending the writ of habeas corpus, citing a constitutional clause applicable during invasion; President Trump supports this, despite judicial challenges and c...
Trump Administration Explores Ending Due Process for Unauthorized Immigrants
Top Trump advisor Stephen Miller announced the administration is considering ending due process protections for unauthorized immigrants by suspending the writ of habeas corpus, citing a constitutional clause applicable during invasion; President Trump supports this, despite judicial challenges and c...
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52% Bias Score
German Office Labels AfD a Threat to Constitutional Order
Germany's Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution labeled the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party a threat to the constitutional order due to its ethnically-based worldview, agitation against minorities, and links to far-right groups; the AfD plans to appeal.
German Office Labels AfD a Threat to Constitutional Order
Germany's Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution labeled the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party a threat to the constitutional order due to its ethnically-based worldview, agitation against minorities, and links to far-right groups; the AfD plans to appeal.
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52% Bias Score
BfV Classifies AfD as Right-Wing Extremist, Sparking Debate on Potential Ban
Germany's BfV has classified the AfD as a right-wing extremist party, raising questions about a potential ban. While the classification doesn't automatically lead to a ban, it highlights the party's pursuit of unconstitutional goals and aggressive tactics.
BfV Classifies AfD as Right-Wing Extremist, Sparking Debate on Potential Ban
Germany's BfV has classified the AfD as a right-wing extremist party, raising questions about a potential ban. While the classification doesn't automatically lead to a ban, it highlights the party's pursuit of unconstitutional goals and aggressive tactics.
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52% Bias Score
Trump's Presidency Tests U.S. Checks and Balances
President Trump's first 100 days in office tested the U.S. system of checks and balances through numerous executive orders, agency actions, and judicial criticism, prompting analysis of historical precedents and future implications for the separation of powers.
Trump's Presidency Tests U.S. Checks and Balances
President Trump's first 100 days in office tested the U.S. system of checks and balances through numerous executive orders, agency actions, and judicial criticism, prompting analysis of historical precedents and future implications for the separation of powers.
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36% Bias Score
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