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Valencia Flood Inquiry: President's Inaction Under Scrutiny
Following the October 29th Valencia floods that killed 227 people, a judge is investigating why the regional president didn't declare a catastrophic emergency, a decision the judge suggests might have been to avoid potential legal consequences. The government spokesperson denies this.
Valencia Flood Inquiry: President's Inaction Under Scrutiny
Following the October 29th Valencia floods that killed 227 people, a judge is investigating why the regional president didn't declare a catastrophic emergency, a decision the judge suggests might have been to avoid potential legal consequences. The government spokesperson denies this.
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40% Bias Score
Judge Orders Return of Salvadoran Man Unlawfully Deported to El Salvador
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to bring Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran national with a work permit, back to the U.S. after he was unlawfully deported to El Salvador, a ruling that deemed the government's actions "wholly lawless.
Judge Orders Return of Salvadoran Man Unlawfully Deported to El Salvador
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to bring Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran national with a work permit, back to the U.S. after he was unlawfully deported to El Salvador, a ruling that deemed the government's actions "wholly lawless.
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44% Bias Score
PASOK Criticizes Government's Handling of Tempe Train Crash Investigation
PASOK spokesperson Kostas Tsoukalas criticized the Greek government's handling of the Tempe train crash investigation, citing inconsistencies in official statements and the recent admission of a 'massive fiasco' by the Hellenic Railway Organization chairman, contrasting it with the government's init...
PASOK Criticizes Government's Handling of Tempe Train Crash Investigation
PASOK spokesperson Kostas Tsoukalas criticized the Greek government's handling of the Tempe train crash investigation, citing inconsistencies in official statements and the recent admission of a 'massive fiasco' by the Hellenic Railway Organization chairman, contrasting it with the government's init...
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52% Bias Score
Trump Administration Delays Billions in FEMA Funding, Defying Court Order
The Trump administration is delaying billions in FEMA funding, despite a federal judge's order, causing financial distress for 22 states and the District of Columbia and impacting disaster relief for individuals; the administration claims it is reviewing funds for fraud, waste, and abuse.
Trump Administration Delays Billions in FEMA Funding, Defying Court Order
The Trump administration is delaying billions in FEMA funding, despite a federal judge's order, causing financial distress for 22 states and the District of Columbia and impacting disaster relief for individuals; the administration claims it is reviewing funds for fraud, waste, and abuse.
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48% Bias Score
Russian Official's Detention Extended in 10 Million Ruble Grant Fraud Case
A Russian court extended the pre-trial detention of former Deputy Minister Alexander Kukina until April 30th, 2025, on charges of large-scale fraud involving a 10 million ruble grant for beach improvements that were never completed, despite official reports to the contrary.
Russian Official's Detention Extended in 10 Million Ruble Grant Fraud Case
A Russian court extended the pre-trial detention of former Deputy Minister Alexander Kukina until April 30th, 2025, on charges of large-scale fraud involving a 10 million ruble grant for beach improvements that were never completed, despite official reports to the contrary.
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44% Bias Score
Shaanxi Bridge Collapse: 62 Dead, 43 Officials Held Accountable
Flash floods caused by heavy rainfall in July 2023 led to the collapse of a highway bridge in Shaanxi, China, resulting in 62 deaths or missing persons, $21.68 million in losses, and the subsequent accountability of five entities and 43 officials for negligence and dereliction of duty.
Shaanxi Bridge Collapse: 62 Dead, 43 Officials Held Accountable
Flash floods caused by heavy rainfall in July 2023 led to the collapse of a highway bridge in Shaanxi, China, resulting in 62 deaths or missing persons, $21.68 million in losses, and the subsequent accountability of five entities and 43 officials for negligence and dereliction of duty.
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20% Bias Score
Spanish Senate Censures Finance Minister Montero
The Spanish Senate censured Finance Minister María Jesús Montero for raising taxes and criticizing judges; the vote passed with 147 votes in favor and 108 against, reflecting deep political divisions.
Spanish Senate Censures Finance Minister Montero
The Spanish Senate censured Finance Minister María Jesús Montero for raising taxes and criticizing judges; the vote passed with 147 votes in favor and 108 against, reflecting deep political divisions.
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72% Bias Score
Greek Government Accused of Suppressing Tempi Train Tragedy Investigation
Maria Karystinou, president of the Tempi train tragedy victims' association, accuses the Greek government of suppressing information and spending €4.5 million on the EOODSAAM report and an additional €1.5 million on a public relations campaign to manage public dissatisfaction, prompting a Supreme Co...
Greek Government Accused of Suppressing Tempi Train Tragedy Investigation
Maria Karystinou, president of the Tempi train tragedy victims' association, accuses the Greek government of suppressing information and spending €4.5 million on the EOODSAAM report and an additional €1.5 million on a public relations campaign to manage public dissatisfaction, prompting a Supreme Co...
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56% Bias Score
Justice Department Overwhelmed by Trump's Executive Orders, Facing 130+ Lawsuits
The Justice Department faces over 130 lawsuits due to President Trump's numerous executive orders, causing staff shortages, errors, and an inability to answer judges' questions, raising concerns about its credibility and the use of state secrets privilege to avoid disclosure.
Justice Department Overwhelmed by Trump's Executive Orders, Facing 130+ Lawsuits
The Justice Department faces over 130 lawsuits due to President Trump's numerous executive orders, causing staff shortages, errors, and an inability to answer judges' questions, raising concerns about its credibility and the use of state secrets privilege to avoid disclosure.
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52% Bias Score
CNI Paid Barcelona Attack Ringleader 500 Euros Monthly
The Spanish National Intelligence Center (CNI) secretly paid 500 euros monthly to Abdelbaki Es Satty, the ringleader of the 2017 Barcelona and Cambrils attacks, from an unknown date until the attacks, contradicting previous statements by the CNI director, leading to calls for further investigation a...
CNI Paid Barcelona Attack Ringleader 500 Euros Monthly
The Spanish National Intelligence Center (CNI) secretly paid 500 euros monthly to Abdelbaki Es Satty, the ringleader of the 2017 Barcelona and Cambrils attacks, from an unknown date until the attacks, contradicting previous statements by the CNI director, leading to calls for further investigation a...
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40% Bias Score
Former FTC Commissioners Sue Trump Administration for Unlawful Dismissal
Two former FTC commissioners are suing the Trump administration for their dismissal, claiming it violates a 1935 Supreme Court ruling prohibiting removal except for inefficiency, neglect, or malfeasance, raising concerns about political interference in the regulation of major tech companies.
Former FTC Commissioners Sue Trump Administration for Unlawful Dismissal
Two former FTC commissioners are suing the Trump administration for their dismissal, claiming it violates a 1935 Supreme Court ruling prohibiting removal except for inefficiency, neglect, or malfeasance, raising concerns about political interference in the regulation of major tech companies.
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32% Bias Score
Senate Demands Investigation into Leaked Classified Military Information via Signal
Senators Roger Wicker and Jack Reed requested an investigation into a Signal chat allegedly containing classified military information, prompting concerns about information security and potential breaches; the White House admits a mistake but cooperation with Congress remains uncertain.
Senate Demands Investigation into Leaked Classified Military Information via Signal
Senators Roger Wicker and Jack Reed requested an investigation into a Signal chat allegedly containing classified military information, prompting concerns about information security and potential breaches; the White House admits a mistake but cooperation with Congress remains uncertain.
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32% Bias Score
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