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Conspiracy Theories and the Macron Case: A Deeper Look
The Macron's are suing Candace Owens for spreading the false conspiracy theory that Brigitte Macron is a man, highlighting the destructive nature of such rumors and their potential to cause humiliation.
Conspiracy Theories and the Macron Case: A Deeper Look
The Macron's are suing Candace Owens for spreading the false conspiracy theory that Brigitte Macron is a man, highlighting the destructive nature of such rumors and their potential to cause humiliation.
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20% Bias Score
High Court Rejects Roberts-Smith Appeal; Rinehart's Potential Funding Scrutinized
Australia's High Court dismissed Ben Roberts-Smith's defamation appeal, prompting media outlets to investigate whether Gina Rinehart, who publicly supported him, funded his legal battles costing over \$35 million.
High Court Rejects Roberts-Smith Appeal; Rinehart's Potential Funding Scrutinized
Australia's High Court dismissed Ben Roberts-Smith's defamation appeal, prompting media outlets to investigate whether Gina Rinehart, who publicly supported him, funded his legal battles costing over \$35 million.
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44% Bias Score
French National Rally Deputy Fined for Insulting Colleague
Laurent Jacobelli, a French National Rally (RN) deputy, was fined €300 suspended sentence for insulting fellow deputy Belkhir Belhaddad, calling him "racaille" (rabble) during a ministerial visit in 2023.
French National Rally Deputy Fined for Insulting Colleague
Laurent Jacobelli, a French National Rally (RN) deputy, was fined €300 suspended sentence for insulting fellow deputy Belkhir Belhaddad, calling him "racaille" (rabble) during a ministerial visit in 2023.
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44% Bias Score
Reynolds Wins Defamation Case Against Higgins, Awarded \$340,000
A Western Australian court awarded former Senator Linda Reynolds over \$340,000 in damages in a defamation case against Brittany Higgins and her husband, David Sharaz, for defamatory social media posts; the ruling has major financial implications for Higgins and Sharaz.
Reynolds Wins Defamation Case Against Higgins, Awarded \$340,000
A Western Australian court awarded former Senator Linda Reynolds over \$340,000 in damages in a defamation case against Brittany Higgins and her husband, David Sharaz, for defamatory social media posts; the ruling has major financial implications for Higgins and Sharaz.
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44% Bias Score
Reynolds Wins Defamation Case Against Higgins
A court ruled that Brittany Higgins defamed former Australian Senator Linda Reynolds in two social media posts related to a 2021 rape allegation, awarding Reynolds A$315,000 in damages. The verdict is part of a larger legal battle stemming from the initial rape claim.
Reynolds Wins Defamation Case Against Higgins
A court ruled that Brittany Higgins defamed former Australian Senator Linda Reynolds in two social media posts related to a 2021 rape allegation, awarding Reynolds A$315,000 in damages. The verdict is part of a larger legal battle stemming from the initial rape claim.
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52% Bias Score
Guardian Wins Defamation Case: Noel Clarke's Misconduct Reporting Vindicated
A British high court ruled that the Guardian's reporting on Noel Clarke's sexual misconduct was true and in the public interest, vindicating the accounts of over 20 women who accused the actor of various forms of harassment and bullying between 2004 and 2019.
Guardian Wins Defamation Case: Noel Clarke's Misconduct Reporting Vindicated
A British high court ruled that the Guardian's reporting on Noel Clarke's sexual misconduct was true and in the public interest, vindicating the accounts of over 20 women who accused the actor of various forms of harassment and bullying between 2004 and 2019.
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60% Bias Score
Australian Media Under Fire for Bias and Misinformation
Several Australian news outlets face criticism for broadcasting neo-Nazi propaganda, promoting conspiracy theories, running scam ads, and publishing offensive articles, prompting complaints and legal action.
Australian Media Under Fire for Bias and Misinformation
Several Australian news outlets face criticism for broadcasting neo-Nazi propaganda, promoting conspiracy theories, running scam ads, and publishing offensive articles, prompting complaints and legal action.
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52% Bias Score
German Court Fines Right-Wing Influencer for Insulting Journalist
A German court ordered right-wing influencer Anthony Lee to pay a fine for insulting journalist Jost Maurin, highlighting the legal repercussions of online harassment and the importance of protecting journalistic integrity.
German Court Fines Right-Wing Influencer for Insulting Journalist
A German court ordered right-wing influencer Anthony Lee to pay a fine for insulting journalist Jost Maurin, highlighting the legal repercussions of online harassment and the importance of protecting journalistic integrity.
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20% Bias Score
Dershowitz Loses Defamation Lawsuit Appeal Against CNN
A US appeals court upheld the dismissal of Alan Dershowitz's defamation lawsuit against CNN, ruling he failed to prove "actual malice" in their coverage of his remarks during Trump's impeachment trial.
Dershowitz Loses Defamation Lawsuit Appeal Against CNN
A US appeals court upheld the dismissal of Alan Dershowitz's defamation lawsuit against CNN, ruling he failed to prove "actual malice" in their coverage of his remarks during Trump's impeachment trial.
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32% Bias Score
Reynolds v. Higgins Defamation Case Nears Judgment
A Western Australian court is set to deliver its judgment on Wednesday in a defamation case brought by former Defence Minister Linda Reynolds against Brittany Higgins, following a five-week trial that re-examined Higgins' alleged 2019 rape and the subsequent media coverage.
Reynolds v. Higgins Defamation Case Nears Judgment
A Western Australian court is set to deliver its judgment on Wednesday in a defamation case brought by former Defence Minister Linda Reynolds against Brittany Higgins, following a five-week trial that re-examined Higgins' alleged 2019 rape and the subsequent media coverage.
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60% Bias Score
Reynolds v. Higgins Defamation Ruling Imminent
A judge will decide on Wednesday whether former Australian Defence Minister Linda Reynolds' defamation case against Brittany Higgins, her former staffer, is successful, a ruling stemming from social media posts about Higgins' rape allegation against a colleague, with implications for freedom of spee...
Reynolds v. Higgins Defamation Ruling Imminent
A judge will decide on Wednesday whether former Australian Defence Minister Linda Reynolds' defamation case against Brittany Higgins, her former staffer, is successful, a ruling stemming from social media posts about Higgins' rape allegation against a colleague, with implications for freedom of spee...
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48% Bias Score
Lehrmann's Lawyer Appeals Rape Conviction, Sparks Controversy
Bruce Lehrmann's lawyer argued in the Federal Court that Justice Michael Lee's ruling in the Brittany Higgins rape case was flawed, describing the event as a 'soft rape,' a term that drew immediate social media condemnation from Ms. Higgins and judicial skepticism. The appeal concluded Thursday, a d...
Lehrmann's Lawyer Appeals Rape Conviction, Sparks Controversy
Bruce Lehrmann's lawyer argued in the Federal Court that Justice Michael Lee's ruling in the Brittany Higgins rape case was flawed, describing the event as a 'soft rape,' a term that drew immediate social media condemnation from Ms. Higgins and judicial skepticism. The appeal concluded Thursday, a d...
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60% Bias Score
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