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Brain-Dead Woman Kept on Life Support Due to Georgia's Abortion Law
In Georgia, a brain-dead pregnant Black woman, Adriana Smith, remains on life support due to a six-week abortion ban, despite the Attorney General stating the law doesn't require this; her family wishes to remove life support.
Brain-Dead Woman Kept on Life Support Due to Georgia's Abortion Law
In Georgia, a brain-dead pregnant Black woman, Adriana Smith, remains on life support due to a six-week abortion ban, despite the Attorney General stating the law doesn't require this; her family wishes to remove life support.
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76% Bias Score
Hollywood Film Production Plummets 22% in Los Angeles
On-location filming in Los Angeles has declined by over 22% between January and March 2025 compared to the previous year, impacting actors, vendors, and the overall industry due to the combined effects of the pandemic, strikes, wildfires, and competitive tax incentives from other states and countrie...
Hollywood Film Production Plummets 22% in Los Angeles
On-location filming in Los Angeles has declined by over 22% between January and March 2025 compared to the previous year, impacting actors, vendors, and the overall industry due to the combined effects of the pandemic, strikes, wildfires, and competitive tax incentives from other states and countrie...
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40% Bias Score
Georgia Residents Sentenced in $30 Million Unemployment Fraud Scheme
Three Georgia residents were sentenced to prison for their roles in a scheme that defrauded the Georgia Department of Labor of over $30 million in pandemic unemployment benefits, using stolen identities to file over 5,000 fraudulent claims between March 2020 and November 2022.
Georgia Residents Sentenced in $30 Million Unemployment Fraud Scheme
Three Georgia residents were sentenced to prison for their roles in a scheme that defrauded the Georgia Department of Labor of over $30 million in pandemic unemployment benefits, using stolen identities to file over 5,000 fraudulent claims between March 2020 and November 2022.
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12% Bias Score
Georgia Reiterates 2030 EU Membership Goal Amidst Improved Relations
At the Qatar Economic Forum, Georgia's Economy Minister Davitaşvili reiterated the country's commitment to EU membership by 2030, despite past tensions, highlighting recent improved relations with the EU following a meeting between the Georgian Prime Minister and French President Macron.
Georgia Reiterates 2030 EU Membership Goal Amidst Improved Relations
At the Qatar Economic Forum, Georgia's Economy Minister Davitaşvili reiterated the country's commitment to EU membership by 2030, despite past tensions, highlighting recent improved relations with the EU following a meeting between the Georgian Prime Minister and French President Macron.
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44% Bias Score
Georgia Educates 2,200 Ukrainian Children Amidst Geopolitical Tensions
Georgia provides education to 2,200 Ukrainian schoolchildren, employs Ukrainian teachers, and has allocated $7.4 million for their education, despite Ukraine's criticism of its stance toward Russia.
Georgia Educates 2,200 Ukrainian Children Amidst Geopolitical Tensions
Georgia provides education to 2,200 Ukrainian schoolchildren, employs Ukrainian teachers, and has allocated $7.4 million for their education, despite Ukraine's criticism of its stance toward Russia.
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72% Bias Score
Report Reveals Poor Conditions at Georgian Prison Holding British Teenager
An 18-year-old British teenager, Bella Culley, is held in Rustavi Prison Number 5 in Georgia, facing charges of importing narcotics. A recent report by the Georgian ombudsman revealed critical issues including inconsistent water supply, limited access to showers and exercise, and frequent inmate con...
Report Reveals Poor Conditions at Georgian Prison Holding British Teenager
An 18-year-old British teenager, Bella Culley, is held in Rustavi Prison Number 5 in Georgia, facing charges of importing narcotics. A recent report by the Georgian ombudsman revealed critical issues including inconsistent water supply, limited access to showers and exercise, and frequent inmate con...
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28% Bias Score
17-Year-Old Cold Case Solved: Husband Arrested in Wife's Murder
After nearly 19 years, Jon Worrell was arrested for the 2006 murder of his wife, Doris, in Douglas, Georgia, following an investigation that involved renewed questioning of their former nanny in Costa Rica. This breakthrough in the cold case came after the nanny ended her relationship with Worrell.
17-Year-Old Cold Case Solved: Husband Arrested in Wife's Murder
After nearly 19 years, Jon Worrell was arrested for the 2006 murder of his wife, Doris, in Douglas, Georgia, following an investigation that involved renewed questioning of their former nanny in Costa Rica. This breakthrough in the cold case came after the nanny ended her relationship with Worrell.
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40% Bias Score
Georgia Reaffirms EU Accession Goal Amidst Improved Relations
Georgia's government asserts its commitment to EU membership by 2030, having completed 60% of requirements, despite past disagreements and election controversies; recent high-level meetings signal improved relations.
Georgia Reaffirms EU Accession Goal Amidst Improved Relations
Georgia's government asserts its commitment to EU membership by 2030, having completed 60% of requirements, despite past disagreements and election controversies; recent high-level meetings signal improved relations.
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40% Bias Score
Georgia Reaffirms EU Accession Commitment Amidst Renewed Engagement
Georgia's Deputy Prime Minister Levan Davitashvili reaffirmed the country's commitment to EU accession by 2030, stating that 60% of requirements are met, despite recent political tensions and a temporary suspension of talks following controversial elections.
Georgia Reaffirms EU Accession Commitment Amidst Renewed Engagement
Georgia's Deputy Prime Minister Levan Davitashvili reaffirmed the country's commitment to EU accession by 2030, stating that 60% of requirements are met, despite recent political tensions and a temporary suspension of talks following controversial elections.
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48% Bias Score
Georgian Opposition Leader Jailed Amid Crackdown on Dissent
A Georgian court ordered the pre-trial detention of opposition leader Zurab Japaridze on Thursday for refusing to cooperate with a parliamentary inquiry into alleged crimes from 2004-2012, amid accusations of government crackdowns on dissent and concerns about the country's trajectory towards author...
Georgian Opposition Leader Jailed Amid Crackdown on Dissent
A Georgian court ordered the pre-trial detention of opposition leader Zurab Japaridze on Thursday for refusing to cooperate with a parliamentary inquiry into alleged crimes from 2004-2012, amid accusations of government crackdowns on dissent and concerns about the country's trajectory towards author...
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52% Bias Score
Armenian Alcohol Exports Delayed at Georgian Customs
Armenian wine and cognac producers held a second protest outside the Georgian embassy in Yerevan due to lengthy delays of their products at Georgian customs, causing significant economic losses and jeopardizing jobs; the Georgian finance ministry denies involvement, while Armenian officials seek sol...
Armenian Alcohol Exports Delayed at Georgian Customs
Armenian wine and cognac producers held a second protest outside the Georgian embassy in Yerevan due to lengthy delays of their products at Georgian customs, causing significant economic losses and jeopardizing jobs; the Georgian finance ministry denies involvement, while Armenian officials seek sol...
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56% Bias Score
British Women Arrested for Cannabis Smuggling After Thailand Legalization
Two British women, Bella May Culley and Charlotte May Lee, were arrested for allegedly smuggling cannabis; Culley in Georgia with 14kg, and Lee in Sri Lanka with \$1.2m worth of kush, both having flown from Bangkok, Thailand, where cannabis was legalised in 2022.
British Women Arrested for Cannabis Smuggling After Thailand Legalization
Two British women, Bella May Culley and Charlotte May Lee, were arrested for allegedly smuggling cannabis; Culley in Georgia with 14kg, and Lee in Sri Lanka with \$1.2m worth of kush, both having flown from Bangkok, Thailand, where cannabis was legalised in 2022.
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68% Bias Score
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