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44-Year White House Peace Vigil Ordered Removed by President Trump
President Trump ordered the removal of the White House Peace Vigil, a 44-year-old continuous protest, following a journalist's comment describing it as unsightly and anti-American; the activists were forced to leave Lafayette Park, but the tent remained.
44-Year White House Peace Vigil Ordered Removed by President Trump
President Trump ordered the removal of the White House Peace Vigil, a 44-year-old continuous protest, following a journalist's comment describing it as unsightly and anti-American; the activists were forced to leave Lafayette Park, but the tent remained.
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44% Bias Score
Tübingen Debate: Disruption and Dialogue
A public debate between Tübingen's mayor Boris Palmer and AfD state leader Markus Frohnmaier in Tübingen, Germany, was significantly disrupted by protestors, resulting in the removal of 30 individuals and preceding a largely peaceful, though occasionally contentious, discussion on six key policy are...
Tübingen Debate: Disruption and Dialogue
A public debate between Tübingen's mayor Boris Palmer and AfD state leader Markus Frohnmaier in Tübingen, Germany, was significantly disrupted by protestors, resulting in the removal of 30 individuals and preceding a largely peaceful, though occasionally contentious, discussion on six key policy are...
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28% Bias Score
Italian Facebook Group and Porn Site Highlight Internet's Transformation into a Space of Power
The recent scandal involving an Italian Facebook group, "Mia moglie," and a pornographic website that sexualized images of hundreds of women without their consent, exposes how the internet is increasingly used as a tool for violating fundamental rights and undermining democratic discourse.
Italian Facebook Group and Porn Site Highlight Internet's Transformation into a Space of Power
The recent scandal involving an Italian Facebook group, "Mia moglie," and a pornographic website that sexualized images of hundreds of women without their consent, exposes how the internet is increasingly used as a tool for violating fundamental rights and undermining democratic discourse.
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60% Bias Score
Disrupted Debate: Palmer and Frohnmaier Clash Amidst Protests in Tübingen
A public debate between Tübingen's mayor Boris Palmer and AfD state leader Markus Frohnmaier was significantly disrupted by protestors, resulting in numerous removals from the venue before the discussion could begin on topics such as freedom of speech and climate protection.
Disrupted Debate: Palmer and Frohnmaier Clash Amidst Protests in Tübingen
A public debate between Tübingen's mayor Boris Palmer and AfD state leader Markus Frohnmaier was significantly disrupted by protestors, resulting in numerous removals from the venue before the discussion could begin on topics such as freedom of speech and climate protection.
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32% Bias Score
Hamburg Court Rejects AfD Lawsuit Against Senator Grote
The Hamburg Constitutional Court dismissed the AfD's lawsuit against Senator Andy Grote (SPD) for criticizing the party in a parliamentary debate, ruling that the neutrality requirement doesn't apply to such debates.
Hamburg Court Rejects AfD Lawsuit Against Senator Grote
The Hamburg Constitutional Court dismissed the AfD's lawsuit against Senator Andy Grote (SPD) for criticizing the party in a parliamentary debate, ruling that the neutrality requirement doesn't apply to such debates.
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20% Bias Score
British Comedian's Arrest Sparks Free Speech Debate
The arrest of Graham Linehan, a British comedian, for social media posts about transgender people has ignited a debate in the U.K. over freedom of speech versus online hate speech, with critics citing ambiguities in the law and concerns over potential overreach.
British Comedian's Arrest Sparks Free Speech Debate
The arrest of Graham Linehan, a British comedian, for social media posts about transgender people has ignited a debate in the U.K. over freedom of speech versus online hate speech, with critics citing ambiguities in the law and concerns over potential overreach.
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20% Bias Score
Amsterdam Library Hosts Exhibition of Banned American Books
The Amsterdam public library is hosting "Index Americana," an exhibition of books banned from American libraries, highlighting the rise of censorship in the US and its potential impact on the Netherlands.
Amsterdam Library Hosts Exhibition of Banned American Books
The Amsterdam public library is hosting "Index Americana," an exhibition of books banned from American libraries, highlighting the rise of censorship in the US and its potential impact on the Netherlands.
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20% Bias Score
Disrupted Debate: Palmer and Frohnmaier Clash in Tübingen Amidst Protests
In Tübingen, Germany, a debate between Mayor Boris Palmer and AfD leader Markus Frohnmaier was heavily disrupted by protestors shouting "Nazi" and other slogans, highlighting tensions around free speech and the AfD's presence in German politics.
Disrupted Debate: Palmer and Frohnmaier Clash in Tübingen Amidst Protests
In Tübingen, Germany, a debate between Mayor Boris Palmer and AfD leader Markus Frohnmaier was heavily disrupted by protestors shouting "Nazi" and other slogans, highlighting tensions around free speech and the AfD's presence in German politics.
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36% Bias Score
Maroccan Activist Sentenced for Blasphemy
Ibtissame Lachgar, a Moroccan activist, received a 30-month prison sentence and a fine for a 2022 X post showing her wearing a "Allah is a lesbian" T-shirt, violating Morocco's blasphemy law.
Maroccan Activist Sentenced for Blasphemy
Ibtissame Lachgar, a Moroccan activist, received a 30-month prison sentence and a fine for a 2022 X post showing her wearing a "Allah is a lesbian" T-shirt, violating Morocco's blasphemy law.
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40% Bias Score
Court Allows Government Appeal of Palestine Action Ban
A Court of Appeal judge granted the Home Office permission to challenge a High Court ruling that allowed Palestine Action to appeal its ban under terror legislation, setting a hearing date for September 25th.
Court Allows Government Appeal of Palestine Action Ban
A Court of Appeal judge granted the Home Office permission to challenge a High Court ruling that allowed Palestine Action to appeal its ban under terror legislation, setting a hearing date for September 25th.
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32% Bias Score
Harvard Wins $2.2 Billion Funding Case Against US Government
A US District Court judge ruled that the Trump administration illegally withheld $2.2 billion in research funding from Harvard University, ordering the funds to be released.
Harvard Wins $2.2 Billion Funding Case Against US Government
A US District Court judge ruled that the Trump administration illegally withheld $2.2 billion in research funding from Harvard University, ordering the funds to be released.
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52% Bias Score
Amsterdam Demonstration Ban Sparks Legal Challenge
On November 12th, 2024, Jesse van Schaik and others protested Amsterdam's demonstration ban, imposed after Ajax-Maccabi Tel Aviv riots, leading to arrests and a legal challenge by Amnesty International.
Amsterdam Demonstration Ban Sparks Legal Challenge
On November 12th, 2024, Jesse van Schaik and others protested Amsterdam's demonstration ban, imposed after Ajax-Maccabi Tel Aviv riots, leading to arrests and a legal challenge by Amnesty International.
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20% Bias Score
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