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Melbourne Pro-Palestine Protest Blocked by Police, Unlike Sydney
On Sunday, approximately 25,000 pro-Palestine protestors in Melbourne were unexpectedly blocked by police from crossing the King Street Bridge, unlike a similar protest in Sydney that proceeded without incident, sparking concerns of inconsistent policing and potential bias.
Melbourne Pro-Palestine Protest Blocked by Police, Unlike Sydney
On Sunday, approximately 25,000 pro-Palestine protestors in Melbourne were unexpectedly blocked by police from crossing the King Street Bridge, unlike a similar protest in Sydney that proceeded without incident, sparking concerns of inconsistent policing and potential bias.
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52% Bias Score
German Court Acquits X User of Hate Speech Charges Over Trump Assassination Attempt Comments
A German court acquitted Sebastian Hotz, a 29-year-old with 740,000 X followers, of charges related to disturbing public peace after he posted comments on an assassination attempt against Donald Trump, comparing it to missing a bus and stating his approval of fascists dying; the court deemed the pos...
German Court Acquits X User of Hate Speech Charges Over Trump Assassination Attempt Comments
A German court acquitted Sebastian Hotz, a 29-year-old with 740,000 X followers, of charges related to disturbing public peace after he posted comments on an assassination attempt against Donald Trump, comparing it to missing a bus and stating his approval of fascists dying; the court deemed the pos...
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44% Bias Score
Eindhoven Graffiti Sparks Debate on Freedom of Expression
In Eindhoven, Netherlands, graffiti artist Niels Bakkerus's "Fuck Israel, Free Palestine" artwork prompted four police visits and eventual removal by municipal authorities, sparking debate on freedom of expression versus public order.
Eindhoven Graffiti Sparks Debate on Freedom of Expression
In Eindhoven, Netherlands, graffiti artist Niels Bakkerus's "Fuck Israel, Free Palestine" artwork prompted four police visits and eventual removal by municipal authorities, sparking debate on freedom of expression versus public order.
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40% Bias Score
UCLA Pays $6.13 Million to Settle Lawsuit Over Antisemitic Protests
UCLA settled a $6.13 million lawsuit with Jewish students and a professor who alleged the university failed to protect them from pro-Palestinian protesters blocking campus access in 2024, setting a legal precedent for handling anti-Israel protests.
UCLA Pays $6.13 Million to Settle Lawsuit Over Antisemitic Protests
UCLA settled a $6.13 million lawsuit with Jewish students and a professor who alleged the university failed to protect them from pro-Palestinian protesters blocking campus access in 2024, setting a legal precedent for handling anti-Israel protests.
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44% Bias Score
UCLA Pays $6.13 Million to Settle Lawsuit Over Handling of Pro-Palestinian Protest
UCLA settled a $6.13 million lawsuit filed by Jewish students and a professor who alleged the university failed to protect them from pro-Palestinian protesters who blocked their access to campus in 2024, setting a legal precedent for handling similar disputes.
UCLA Pays $6.13 Million to Settle Lawsuit Over Handling of Pro-Palestinian Protest
UCLA settled a $6.13 million lawsuit filed by Jewish students and a professor who alleged the university failed to protect them from pro-Palestinian protesters who blocked their access to campus in 2024, setting a legal precedent for handling similar disputes.
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40% Bias Score
First Amendment Lawsuit Filed Against Allentown Police for Intimidation of Citizen Filming
Phil Rishel is suing Allentown, Pennsylvania police officers and the city for violating his First Amendment rights after they repeatedly intimidated him for filming them on a public sidewalk, including driving a police car onto the sidewalk; the lawsuit, supported by viral video footage, highlights ...
First Amendment Lawsuit Filed Against Allentown Police for Intimidation of Citizen Filming
Phil Rishel is suing Allentown, Pennsylvania police officers and the city for violating his First Amendment rights after they repeatedly intimidated him for filming them on a public sidewalk, including driving a police car onto the sidewalk; the lawsuit, supported by viral video footage, highlights ...
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44% Bias Score
Death of Derk Sauer: A Loss for Independent Russian Journalism
Derk Sauer, founder of The Moscow Times and Vedomosti, passed away on Thursday; tributes from Russian journalists highlight his profound and lasting impact on independent Russian media, including his support for outlets like TV Rain after their relocation to Amsterdam.
Death of Derk Sauer: A Loss for Independent Russian Journalism
Derk Sauer, founder of The Moscow Times and Vedomosti, passed away on Thursday; tributes from Russian journalists highlight his profound and lasting impact on independent Russian media, including his support for outlets like TV Rain after their relocation to Amsterdam.
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28% Bias Score
German Prosecutor Appeals Acquittal of Satirist for Trump Assassination Post
A Berlin court acquitted satirist Sebastian Hotz of disturbing the peace for his online post about the attempted assassination of Donald Trump; however, the public prosecutor's office appealed the decision, citing potential hate speech due to Hotz's large following and the post's inflammatory nature...
German Prosecutor Appeals Acquittal of Satirist for Trump Assassination Post
A Berlin court acquitted satirist Sebastian Hotz of disturbing the peace for his online post about the attempted assassination of Donald Trump; however, the public prosecutor's office appealed the decision, citing potential hate speech due to Hotz's large following and the post's inflammatory nature...
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48% Bias Score
Graham Family Launches \$1.3 Million Legal Fund to Defend Religious Freedom
The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association launched a \$1.3 million legal defense fund to aid European Christians facing legal action for their faith, reflecting a global rise in challenges to religious freedom and speech.
Graham Family Launches \$1.3 Million Legal Fund to Defend Religious Freedom
The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association launched a \$1.3 million legal defense fund to aid European Christians facing legal action for their faith, reflecting a global rise in challenges to religious freedom and speech.
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36% Bias Score
UK's Terrorism Act Used to Suppress Palestine Action Protests
The UK government's ban on Palestine Action has resulted in numerous arrests under the Terrorism Act 2000, with police detaining peaceful protestors, including elderly individuals, and seizing personal belongings; this raises serious concerns about free speech and human rights.
UK's Terrorism Act Used to Suppress Palestine Action Protests
The UK government's ban on Palestine Action has resulted in numerous arrests under the Terrorism Act 2000, with police detaining peaceful protestors, including elderly individuals, and seizing personal belongings; this raises serious concerns about free speech and human rights.
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64% Bias Score
Russia Passes Sweeping Censorship Law, Penalizing Online Searches
Russia's upper house approved a sweeping new censorship law imposing fines for accessing online content deemed "extremist," including penalties for promoting VPN use, prompting a small protest and immediate arrests; the law awaits presidential signature.
Russia Passes Sweeping Censorship Law, Penalizing Online Searches
Russia's upper house approved a sweeping new censorship law imposing fines for accessing online content deemed "extremist," including penalties for promoting VPN use, prompting a small protest and immediate arrests; the law awaits presidential signature.
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48% Bias Score
NSW Labor Divided Over Premier's Blockade of Pro-Palestine Bridge March
NSW Premier Chris Minns's opposition to a pro-Palestine march across the Sydney Harbour Bridge on Sunday has caused a rift within his Labor party, with MPs accusing him of overstepping his authority and prioritizing traffic flow over humanitarian concerns. Minns insists the march would cause signifi...
NSW Labor Divided Over Premier's Blockade of Pro-Palestine Bridge March
NSW Premier Chris Minns's opposition to a pro-Palestine march across the Sydney Harbour Bridge on Sunday has caused a rift within his Labor party, with MPs accusing him of overstepping his authority and prioritizing traffic flow over humanitarian concerns. Minns insists the march would cause signifi...
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64% Bias Score
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