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Trump Executive Order Challenges First Amendment on Flag Burning
President Trump signed an executive order on Monday directing the prosecution of flag burning and challenging the Supreme Court's 1989 ruling protecting it as free speech; a veteran simultaneously burned a flag outside the White House, citing his First Amendment right.
Trump Executive Order Challenges First Amendment on Flag Burning
President Trump signed an executive order on Monday directing the prosecution of flag burning and challenging the Supreme Court's 1989 ruling protecting it as free speech; a veteran simultaneously burned a flag outside the White House, citing his First Amendment right.
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52% Bias Score
Turkish Prosecutor Investigates Opposition Leader for Criticism of Prosecutor
Following CHP leader Özgür Özel's criticism of Istanbul Public Prosecutor Akın Gürlek during a rally, Ankara's Public Prosecutor's Office launched an investigation, prompting condemnation from AKP spokesperson Ömer Çelik who accused Özel of undermining democratic values.
Turkish Prosecutor Investigates Opposition Leader for Criticism of Prosecutor
Following CHP leader Özgür Özel's criticism of Istanbul Public Prosecutor Akın Gürlek during a rally, Ankara's Public Prosecutor's Office launched an investigation, prompting condemnation from AKP spokesperson Ömer Çelik who accused Özel of undermining democratic values.
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56% Bias Score
Aragonese Government Sues Actor for Hate Speech over Lambán Death
The Aragonese government filed a hate speech and insult lawsuit against actor Toni Albà for an X social media post about the death of former president Javier Lambán, who died on October 15th, commenting on Lambán's pro-Spain stance.
Aragonese Government Sues Actor for Hate Speech over Lambán Death
The Aragonese government filed a hate speech and insult lawsuit against actor Toni Albà for an X social media post about the death of former president Javier Lambán, who died on October 15th, commenting on Lambán's pro-Spain stance.
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40% Bias Score
Kraftklub's Surprise Appearance Highlights Legal Battle at Anti-Extremist Festival
The Jamel rockt den Förster festival, a yearly event combating right-wing extremism in Jamel, Germany, saw a surprise appearance by Kraftklub, drawing 3,500 attendees; this year's event saw legal battles over permits, with the local CDU-Landrat attempting to impose alcohol bans, which were later ove...
Kraftklub's Surprise Appearance Highlights Legal Battle at Anti-Extremist Festival
The Jamel rockt den Förster festival, a yearly event combating right-wing extremism in Jamel, Germany, saw a surprise appearance by Kraftklub, drawing 3,500 attendees; this year's event saw legal battles over permits, with the local CDU-Landrat attempting to impose alcohol bans, which were later ove...
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36% Bias Score
Île-de-France Withdraws Funding from Rock en Seine Over Kneecap Controversy
The Île-de-France region canceled its 2025 funding for the Rock en Seine music festival on August 21st because the festival refused to remove the band Kneecap from its lineup, a decision following similar cancellations from Saint-Cloud totaling at least 190,000 euros in lost funding; the total amoun...
Île-de-France Withdraws Funding from Rock en Seine Over Kneecap Controversy
The Île-de-France region canceled its 2025 funding for the Rock en Seine music festival on August 21st because the festival refused to remove the band Kneecap from its lineup, a decision following similar cancellations from Saint-Cloud totaling at least 190,000 euros in lost funding; the total amoun...
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56% Bias Score
Russian Comedian Finds Refuge, Artistic Freedom in Berlin
Russian comedian Oleg Denisov fled Russia after criticizing Putin's war on a Moscow stage and now runs the "East-West Comedy" club in Berlin, highlighting the challenges faced by satirists in Russia and the growth of Berlin's international comedy scene.
Russian Comedian Finds Refuge, Artistic Freedom in Berlin
Russian comedian Oleg Denisov fled Russia after criticizing Putin's war on a Moscow stage and now runs the "East-West Comedy" club in Berlin, highlighting the challenges faced by satirists in Russia and the growth of Berlin's international comedy scene.
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40% Bias Score
Moroccan Feminist Arrested for "Allah is Lesbian" T-shirt
Moroccan feminist activist Ibtissame Lachgar faces up to five years in prison for displaying a t-shirt reading "Allah is lesbian," sparking debate and revealing divisions within the international feminist movement regarding freedom of expression and religious norms.
Moroccan Feminist Arrested for "Allah is Lesbian" T-shirt
Moroccan feminist activist Ibtissame Lachgar faces up to five years in prison for displaying a t-shirt reading "Allah is lesbian," sparking debate and revealing divisions within the international feminist movement regarding freedom of expression and religious norms.
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60% Bias Score
Kazakh Activists Receive Probation for Anti-Nuclear Power Plant Protests
Five Kazakhstani activists, arrested on September 30, 2024, for protesting a new nuclear power plant, received four-year probation sentences on August 26, 2025, despite initial charges of organizing mass riots. The arrests occurred ahead of a national referendum where over 71% supported the plant's ...
Kazakh Activists Receive Probation for Anti-Nuclear Power Plant Protests
Five Kazakhstani activists, arrested on September 30, 2024, for protesting a new nuclear power plant, received four-year probation sentences on August 26, 2025, despite initial charges of organizing mass riots. The arrests occurred ahead of a national referendum where over 71% supported the plant's ...
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56% Bias Score
Kneecap's Rock en Seine Concert Sparks Controversy and Funding Cuts
The Northern Irish band Kneecap performed at France's Rock en Seine festival on August 24th, 2024, despite controversy over a member's UK terrorism charges and the band's pro-Palestinian statements during the concert, which led to the withdrawal of public funding for the festival.
Kneecap's Rock en Seine Concert Sparks Controversy and Funding Cuts
The Northern Irish band Kneecap performed at France's Rock en Seine festival on August 24th, 2024, despite controversy over a member's UK terrorism charges and the band's pro-Palestinian statements during the concert, which led to the withdrawal of public funding for the festival.
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52% Bias Score
Kraftklub's Surprise Performance Energizes Anti-Extremist Festival in Jamel
German band Kraftklub's surprise performance energized the roughly 3,500 attendees of the Jamel rockt den Förster festival, a yearly event combating right-wing extremism in the village of Jamel, Germany, which this year was officially registered as a political assembly, leading to legal disputes wit...
Kraftklub's Surprise Performance Energizes Anti-Extremist Festival in Jamel
German band Kraftklub's surprise performance energized the roughly 3,500 attendees of the Jamel rockt den Förster festival, a yearly event combating right-wing extremism in the village of Jamel, Germany, which this year was officially registered as a political assembly, leading to legal disputes wit...
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52% Bias Score
Armenia: Prosecutor's Office Rejects Hate Speech Complaints Against Artsakh Residents
The Armenian Prosecutor's Office rejected hate speech complaints against Artsakh residents, deeming them protected free speech, overturning a court order and highlighting selective enforcement amid ongoing investigations into similar statements by pro-government figures.
Armenia: Prosecutor's Office Rejects Hate Speech Complaints Against Artsakh Residents
The Armenian Prosecutor's Office rejected hate speech complaints against Artsakh residents, deeming them protected free speech, overturning a court order and highlighting selective enforcement amid ongoing investigations into similar statements by pro-government figures.
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52% Bias Score
Russia Bans Critic of Putin's War
A British writer critical of Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine has been banned from entering Russia, a move the Russian foreign ministry frames as retaliation for UK arms supplies and the spread of "anti-Russia narratives.
Russia Bans Critic of Putin's War
A British writer critical of Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine has been banned from entering Russia, a move the Russian foreign ministry frames as retaliation for UK arms supplies and the spread of "anti-Russia narratives.
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56% Bias Score
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