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Delayed Early Warning System for Júcar River Basin Following Deadly Valencia Floods
Eleven months after devastating floods in Valencia, Spain, claimed 229 lives, the early warning system (SAT) for the Júcar River Basin remains incomplete, despite an emergency contract awarded last November.
Delayed Early Warning System for Júcar River Basin Following Deadly Valencia Floods
Eleven months after devastating floods in Valencia, Spain, claimed 229 lives, the early warning system (SAT) for the Júcar River Basin remains incomplete, despite an emergency contract awarded last November.
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40% Bias Score
Australia's Robodebt Scheme: $475M Added to Record $2.4B Payout
The Australian government will pay an additional $475 million to settle a class action lawsuit over the illegal Robodebt welfare scheme, bringing the total payout to approximately $2.4 billion, impacting over 440,000 people.
Australia's Robodebt Scheme: $475M Added to Record $2.4B Payout
The Australian government will pay an additional $475 million to settle a class action lawsuit over the illegal Robodebt welfare scheme, bringing the total payout to approximately $2.4 billion, impacting over 440,000 people.
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24% Bias Score
CDC Director Fired After Refusal to Comply with White House Directives
CDC Director Susan Monarez was fired less than a month after her confirmation, following the resignations of at least four other top officials, due to her refusal to comply with what her lawyers called "unscientific, reckless directives" from the White House.
CDC Director Fired After Refusal to Comply with White House Directives
CDC Director Susan Monarez was fired less than a month after her confirmation, following the resignations of at least four other top officials, due to her refusal to comply with what her lawyers called "unscientific, reckless directives" from the White House.
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44% Bias Score
FEMA Employees Warn of Weakened Disaster Response Under Trump Administration
Over 180 current and former FEMA employees warned Congress that the Trump administration's actions are weakening the agency's disaster response capabilities, citing unqualified leadership appointments, strict spending controls that hampered the Texas flood response, and plans to phase out FEMA after...
FEMA Employees Warn of Weakened Disaster Response Under Trump Administration
Over 180 current and former FEMA employees warned Congress that the Trump administration's actions are weakening the agency's disaster response capabilities, citing unqualified leadership appointments, strict spending controls that hampered the Texas flood response, and plans to phase out FEMA after...
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52% Bias Score
Spanish Wildfires Spark Political Crisis Amidst Senate Hearings
Spain's wildfires, burning over 350,000 hectares since August 5th, have sparked a political battle, with four government members facing Senate questioning on their response, resource allocation, and preventative measures, while the opposition demands accountability and policy changes.
Spanish Wildfires Spark Political Crisis Amidst Senate Hearings
Spain's wildfires, burning over 350,000 hectares since August 5th, have sparked a political battle, with four government members facing Senate questioning on their response, resource allocation, and preventative measures, while the opposition demands accountability and policy changes.
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52% Bias Score
Lawyers Claim Retaliatory Prosecution in Human Smuggling Case
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland father of three, is facing human smuggling charges after a November 30, 2022 traffic stop; his lawyers allege this is retaliation for his successful challenge against his wrongful March 2025 deportation to El Salvador, citing a 903-day delay in indictment and stateme...
Lawyers Claim Retaliatory Prosecution in Human Smuggling Case
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland father of three, is facing human smuggling charges after a November 30, 2022 traffic stop; his lawyers allege this is retaliation for his successful challenge against his wrongful March 2025 deportation to El Salvador, citing a 903-day delay in indictment and stateme...
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40% Bias Score
Majority of Dutch Support Citizen Lawsuits Against Government
A recent Ipsos I&O poll reveals that most Dutch citizens support the right of citizens and organizations to sue the government for non-compliance with laws and regulations, although support varies depending on the specific issue, with higher support for environmental and agricultural cases.
Majority of Dutch Support Citizen Lawsuits Against Government
A recent Ipsos I&O poll reveals that most Dutch citizens support the right of citizens and organizations to sue the government for non-compliance with laws and regulations, although support varies depending on the specific issue, with higher support for environmental and agricultural cases.
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16% Bias Score
Dutch Tax Authority Violates Law in Four Out of Five Complex Cases
A report by the Dutch tax authority inspectorate reveals that the tax authority violated the law in four out of five complex legal disputes, failing to provide all relevant documents to the court and neglecting the human impact on citizens.
Dutch Tax Authority Violates Law in Four Out of Five Complex Cases
A report by the Dutch tax authority inspectorate reveals that the tax authority violated the law in four out of five complex legal disputes, failing to provide all relevant documents to the court and neglecting the human impact on citizens.
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40% Bias Score
FEMA Employees Placed on Leave After Criticizing Agency Cuts
Over 180 current and former FEMA employees signed a letter criticizing recent agency cuts and policy changes, leading to at least two employees being placed on indefinite administrative leave with pay; the letter cited six points of opposition, including a policy requiring Homeland Security Secretar...
FEMA Employees Placed on Leave After Criticizing Agency Cuts
Over 180 current and former FEMA employees signed a letter criticizing recent agency cuts and policy changes, leading to at least two employees being placed on indefinite administrative leave with pay; the letter cited six points of opposition, including a policy requiring Homeland Security Secretar...
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44% Bias Score
FEMA Employees Warn of Agency's Weakening Under Trump Administration
Over 180 current and former FEMA employees warned Congress that the Trump administration's restructuring is undermining the agency's effectiveness, citing unqualified leadership appointments, strict spending controls that hampered the Texas flood response, and significant staff departures, reversing...
FEMA Employees Warn of Agency's Weakening Under Trump Administration
Over 180 current and former FEMA employees warned Congress that the Trump administration's restructuring is undermining the agency's effectiveness, citing unqualified leadership appointments, strict spending controls that hampered the Texas flood response, and significant staff departures, reversing...
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56% Bias Score
Former Khabarovsk Health Minister Detained in Moscow Corruption Probe
Former Khabarovsk Territory Health Minister Yuri Boychenko was detained in Moscow and remanded in custody, potentially linked to a corruption scandal involving inflated contracts for substandard medical equipment, echoing the July 2024 arrest of former Deputy Prime Minister Yevgeny Nikonov.
Former Khabarovsk Health Minister Detained in Moscow Corruption Probe
Former Khabarovsk Territory Health Minister Yuri Boychenko was detained in Moscow and remanded in custody, potentially linked to a corruption scandal involving inflated contracts for substandard medical equipment, echoing the July 2024 arrest of former Deputy Prime Minister Yevgeny Nikonov.
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36% Bias Score
House to Release Redacted Epstein Files
The House Oversight Committee plans to release redacted files related to the Jeffrey Epstein case after reviewing them with the Justice Department to protect victims and avoid impacting ongoing investigations; this follows Republican calls for transparency and internal conflict within the House.
House to Release Redacted Epstein Files
The House Oversight Committee plans to release redacted files related to the Jeffrey Epstein case after reviewing them with the Justice Department to protect victims and avoid impacting ongoing investigations; this follows Republican calls for transparency and internal conflict within the House.
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48% Bias Score
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