Netanyahu Case 4000 Indictment Upheld by Jerusalem Court
The Jerusalem District Court on Thursday rejected defense challenges to the framing of Case 4000 charges against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, ruling the indictment sufficiently detailed his alleged involvement in a media bribery scheme despite arguments that it lacked specifics on 82 annex ite...
Netanyahu Case 4000 Indictment Upheld by Jerusalem Court
The Jerusalem District Court on Thursday rejected defense challenges to the framing of Case 4000 charges against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, ruling the indictment sufficiently detailed his alleged involvement in a media bribery scheme despite arguments that it lacked specifics on 82 annex ite...
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48% Bias Score
Former Castilla y Leรณn Official Sentenced in 'Perla Negra' Corruption Case
A Valladolid court sentenced former Castilla y Leรณn vice-counselor Rafael Delgado to two and a half years in prison and nine and a half years disqualification for embezzlement and prevarication in the 'Perla Negra' urban corruption case; others received lesser penalties, following a trial focusing o...
Former Castilla y Leรณn Official Sentenced in 'Perla Negra' Corruption Case
A Valladolid court sentenced former Castilla y Leรณn vice-counselor Rafael Delgado to two and a half years in prison and nine and a half years disqualification for embezzlement and prevarication in the 'Perla Negra' urban corruption case; others received lesser penalties, following a trial focusing o...
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52% Bias Score
US Court Rejects Net Neutrality Restoration, Shifting Power to Congress
A US court ruled against the Biden administration's attempt to restore net neutrality rules, finding the federal government lacks authority to regulate internet providers like utilities; this decision leaves the issue to Congress and potentially weakens consumer protections.
US Court Rejects Net Neutrality Restoration, Shifting Power to Congress
A US court ruled against the Biden administration's attempt to restore net neutrality rules, finding the federal government lacks authority to regulate internet providers like utilities; this decision leaves the issue to Congress and potentially weakens consumer protections.
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52% Bias Score
Fifth Circuit Reinstatement of Injunction Halts Corporate Transparency Act Enforcement
A U.S. District Court injunction blocking enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act's beneficial ownership reporting requirements was reinstated by a Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals merits panel on December 26, 2024, creating uncertainty for millions of businesses and leaving compliance voluntary...
Fifth Circuit Reinstatement of Injunction Halts Corporate Transparency Act Enforcement
A U.S. District Court injunction blocking enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act's beneficial ownership reporting requirements was reinstated by a Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals merits panel on December 26, 2024, creating uncertainty for millions of businesses and leaving compliance voluntary...
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60% Bias Score
Dutch Court Allows Pension System Transition to Proceed
A Rotterdam court today dismissed a lawsuit by a retired pilot against his pension fund, BPF Loodsen, allowing the transition to the new Dutch pension system to proceed on January 1st, despite concerns about insufficient review time for pensioners. The pilot's pension will increase by 8 percent.
Dutch Court Allows Pension System Transition to Proceed
A Rotterdam court today dismissed a lawsuit by a retired pilot against his pension fund, BPF Loodsen, allowing the transition to the new Dutch pension system to proceed on January 1st, despite concerns about insufficient review time for pensioners. The pilot's pension will increase by 8 percent.
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36% Bias Score
German Court Links Citizenship to Recognition of Israel
A German court ruled that acknowledging Israel's existence is necessary for citizenship, citing a June 2024 law amendment requiring recognition of Germany's responsibility for the Holocaust and Jewish life; the applicant, a Syrian man who refused to acknowledge Israel, had his application rejected.
German Court Links Citizenship to Recognition of Israel
A German court ruled that acknowledging Israel's existence is necessary for citizenship, citing a June 2024 law amendment requiring recognition of Germany's responsibility for the Holocaust and Jewish life; the applicant, a Syrian man who refused to acknowledge Israel, had his application rejected.
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48% Bias Score
Turkish Court Blocks Penalty Against Gynecologist Performing Abortions
An ฤฐstanbul court ruled against an administrative penalty imposed on a gynecologist for performing abortions in her clinic, citing legal inconsistencies and lack of evidence of patient harm.
Turkish Court Blocks Penalty Against Gynecologist Performing Abortions
An ฤฐstanbul court ruled against an administrative penalty imposed on a gynecologist for performing abortions in her clinic, citing legal inconsistencies and lack of evidence of patient harm.
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44% Bias Score
6th Circuit Strikes Down FCC's Net Neutrality Rule
The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals struck down the FCC's Net Neutrality Rule on January 2, 2025, concluding that broadband providers offer "information services," not "telecommunications services," thus eliminating the regulatory authority for net neutrality. This decision, influenced by the Supreme C...
6th Circuit Strikes Down FCC's Net Neutrality Rule
The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals struck down the FCC's Net Neutrality Rule on January 2, 2025, concluding that broadband providers offer "information services," not "telecommunications services," thus eliminating the regulatory authority for net neutrality. This decision, influenced by the Supreme C...
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48% Bias Score
Pennsylvania Court Upholds State Control Over Voting Machine Access
A Pennsylvania court ruled that the state's secretary of state can block counties from allowing unauthorized third-party access to voting machines, upholding a decision to decertify Fulton County's machines after Republican officials permitted an outside firm to examine them in 2021 following claims...
Pennsylvania Court Upholds State Control Over Voting Machine Access
A Pennsylvania court ruled that the state's secretary of state can block counties from allowing unauthorized third-party access to voting machines, upholding a decision to decertify Fulton County's machines after Republican officials permitted an outside firm to examine them in 2021 following claims...
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52% Bias Score
French Covid-19 Inquiry Ends Without Minister Indictments
A French court has ended its investigation into the government's handling of the Covid-19 pandemic without indicting any ministers, despite initial complaints and accusations of mishandling the crisis, including inadequate mask supplies and delayed responses.
French Covid-19 Inquiry Ends Without Minister Indictments
A French court has ended its investigation into the government's handling of the Covid-19 pandemic without indicting any ministers, despite initial complaints and accusations of mishandling the crisis, including inadequate mask supplies and delayed responses.
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52% Bias Score
Fifth Circuit Reinstates Corporate Transparency Act, Extends Filing Deadline
A Fifth Circuit ruling on December 23, 2024, lifted a nationwide injunction against the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), requiring companies to submit beneficial ownership information by January 13, 2025, after FinCEN extended the deadline; this follows a lower court's injunction and subsequent app...
Fifth Circuit Reinstates Corporate Transparency Act, Extends Filing Deadline
A Fifth Circuit ruling on December 23, 2024, lifted a nationwide injunction against the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), requiring companies to submit beneficial ownership information by January 13, 2025, after FinCEN extended the deadline; this follows a lower court's injunction and subsequent app...
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40% Bias Score
Sarkozy's Corruption Conviction Upheld by French Court
France's highest court upheld the corruption and abuse of power conviction against former President Nicolas Sarkozy, sentencing him to three years in prison (two suspended) and one year of house arrest with an electronic tag; his lawyer plans to appeal to the European Court of Human Rights.
Sarkozy's Corruption Conviction Upheld by French Court
France's highest court upheld the corruption and abuse of power conviction against former President Nicolas Sarkozy, sentencing him to three years in prison (two suspended) and one year of house arrest with an electronic tag; his lawyer plans to appeal to the European Court of Human Rights.
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40% Bias Score