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ICE's Planned Expansion Risks Repeating Border Patrol's Mistakes
ICE plans to add 10,000 employees within five years, fueled by a $76.5 billion budget increase, but the Border Patrol's similar expansion in the early 2000s resulted in lowered standards, increased misconduct, and a 20% academy failure rate, raising concerns about potential issues with the new ICE h...
ICE's Planned Expansion Risks Repeating Border Patrol's Mistakes
ICE plans to add 10,000 employees within five years, fueled by a $76.5 billion budget increase, but the Border Patrol's similar expansion in the early 2000s resulted in lowered standards, increased misconduct, and a 20% academy failure rate, raising concerns about potential issues with the new ICE h...
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48% Bias Score
Kenya's Police Force: 39% of Bribery, Human Rights Abuses
A Kenyan report reveals police bribery accounts for 39% of all reported bribes, exceeding land (45%), vehicle licensing (43%), courts (40%), and civil registration (34%), with the police also facing accusations of extrajudicial killings, abductions, and excessive force.
Kenya's Police Force: 39% of Bribery, Human Rights Abuses
A Kenyan report reveals police bribery accounts for 39% of all reported bribes, exceeding land (45%), vehicle licensing (43%), courts (40%), and civil registration (34%), with the police also facing accusations of extrajudicial killings, abductions, and excessive force.
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28% Bias Score
Trump's Epstein Crisis: A Deepening Rift Within the MAGA Movement
Donald Trump's shifting stance on the Jeffrey Epstein case, despite past praise and promises to release investigation files, has caused a deep rift within his MAGA base, fueled by enduring conspiracy theories and questions surrounding his past association with Epstein.
Trump's Epstein Crisis: A Deepening Rift Within the MAGA Movement
Donald Trump's shifting stance on the Jeffrey Epstein case, despite past praise and promises to release investigation files, has caused a deep rift within his MAGA base, fueled by enduring conspiracy theories and questions surrounding his past association with Epstein.
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52% Bias Score
Indictment of Former Spanish Finance Officials Rocks Corporate World
A Spanish judge indicted 28 people, including former high-ranking officials from the Ministry of Finance under Cristóbal Montoro (PP), now working at firms like EY, Gómez-Acebo & Pombo, Logista, and Kreab, for allegedly influencing legislation to benefit clients while employed at consulting firms; i...
Indictment of Former Spanish Finance Officials Rocks Corporate World
A Spanish judge indicted 28 people, including former high-ranking officials from the Ministry of Finance under Cristóbal Montoro (PP), now working at firms like EY, Gómez-Acebo & Pombo, Logista, and Kreab, for allegedly influencing legislation to benefit clients while employed at consulting firms; i...
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64% Bias Score
Emails Reveal Influence Peddling Scheme Involving Former Spanish Minister
An investigation by Mossos d'Esquadra revealed emails showing that Equipo Económico, a firm founded by former Spanish Minister Cristóbal Montoro, exerted influence on the Rajoy government to benefit its clients in the gas industry, leading to charges of influence peddling and corruption against Mont...
Emails Reveal Influence Peddling Scheme Involving Former Spanish Minister
An investigation by Mossos d'Esquadra revealed emails showing that Equipo Económico, a firm founded by former Spanish Minister Cristóbal Montoro, exerted influence on the Rajoy government to benefit its clients in the gas industry, leading to charges of influence peddling and corruption against Mont...
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48% Bias Score
PNG NRL Chairman Resigns Amid Corruption Allegations
Wapu Sonk, chairman of Papua New Guinea's bid for a new NRL team, resigned from the franchise board following allegations of financial misconduct related to his position as managing director of the country's national oil company, prompting concerns about the integrity of a $600 million Australian go...
PNG NRL Chairman Resigns Amid Corruption Allegations
Wapu Sonk, chairman of Papua New Guinea's bid for a new NRL team, resigned from the franchise board following allegations of financial misconduct related to his position as managing director of the country's national oil company, prompting concerns about the integrity of a $600 million Australian go...
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48% Bias Score
Doctor and Husband Jailed for Selling Stolen NHS PPE
A doctor and her husband were jailed for 10 months each for selling nearly £8,000 worth of stolen NHS PPE on eBay between May and October 2020, exploiting critical shortages during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Doctor and Husband Jailed for Selling Stolen NHS PPE
A doctor and her husband were jailed for 10 months each for selling nearly £8,000 worth of stolen NHS PPE on eBay between May and October 2020, exploiting critical shortages during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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52% Bias Score
EU Imposes New Sanctions on Russia
The European Union imposed new sanctions on Russia, targeting its energy and financial sectors, after Slovakia lifted its veto on Russian gas; the sanctions aim to pressure Russia to end the war in Ukraine.
EU Imposes New Sanctions on Russia
The European Union imposed new sanctions on Russia, targeting its energy and financial sectors, after Slovakia lifted its veto on Russian gas; the sanctions aim to pressure Russia to end the war in Ukraine.
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44% Bias Score
Milan Officials Charged in Urban Planning Scandal
Milan's Urban Planning Councilor Giancarlo Tancredi and Mayor Beppe Sala face charges of "false statements about others' personal qualities" for reappointing Marinoni to the Landscape Commission despite known conflicts of interest, allegedly to benefit developers like Catella and Boeri in projects s...
Milan Officials Charged in Urban Planning Scandal
Milan's Urban Planning Councilor Giancarlo Tancredi and Mayor Beppe Sala face charges of "false statements about others' personal qualities" for reappointing Marinoni to the Landscape Commission despite known conflicts of interest, allegedly to benefit developers like Catella and Boeri in projects s...
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68% Bias Score
Romania's Economic Paradox: Success Despite Corruption
The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) highlights Romania's paradoxical economic success despite widespread corruption and inefficient governance, noting that its GDP has doubled that of Greece in two decades, while also citing massive public funds misuse and a significant brain drain. President N...
Romania's Economic Paradox: Success Despite Corruption
The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) highlights Romania's paradoxical economic success despite widespread corruption and inefficient governance, noting that its GDP has doubled that of Greece in two decades, while also citing massive public funds misuse and a significant brain drain. President N...
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56% Bias Score
Venezuelan Murder Suspect's Misidentification Exposes Chilean Justice System Failures
Venezuelan citizen Alberto Carlos Mejía Hernández, initially misidentified as Osmar Alexander Ferrer Ramírez, is internationally wanted for the June 19th murder of Chilean businessman José Felipe Reyes Ossa in Ñuñoa, Santiago; his release from prison due to a potentially forged court order is under ...
Venezuelan Murder Suspect's Misidentification Exposes Chilean Justice System Failures
Venezuelan citizen Alberto Carlos Mejía Hernández, initially misidentified as Osmar Alexander Ferrer Ramírez, is internationally wanted for the June 19th murder of Chilean businessman José Felipe Reyes Ossa in Ñuñoa, Santiago; his release from prison due to a potentially forged court order is under ...
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36% Bias Score
Australian and American Tourists Murdered in Mexico: Suspects Linked to Organized Crime
Three men—two Australian brothers and an American—were killed while camping near La Bocana beach in Baja California, Mexico, a known drug trafficking area; four suspects with alleged ties to organized crime and corrupt police are in custody, facing various charges.
Australian and American Tourists Murdered in Mexico: Suspects Linked to Organized Crime
Three men—two Australian brothers and an American—were killed while camping near La Bocana beach in Baja California, Mexico, a known drug trafficking area; four suspects with alleged ties to organized crime and corrupt police are in custody, facing various charges.
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36% Bias Score
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