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Amess Family Condemns Government's Refusal of Inquiry into MP's Murder
Sir David Amess's daughter condemned the government's rejection of a national inquiry into his 2021 murder, citing the Prevent program's failure to stop the attacker, Ali Harbi Ali, who received a whole-life sentence. The family is pursuing legal action and demands accountability.
Amess Family Condemns Government's Refusal of Inquiry into MP's Murder
Sir David Amess's daughter condemned the government's rejection of a national inquiry into his 2021 murder, citing the Prevent program's failure to stop the attacker, Ali Harbi Ali, who received a whole-life sentence. The family is pursuing legal action and demands accountability.
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64% Bias Score
Greek Public Demands Snap Elections Amid Train Crash Cover-Up Allegations
Following a devastating train crash in February 2023 that killed 57, a majority of Greeks (57.5%) now support early elections due to alleged government cover-up and public anger, despite Prime Minister Mitsotakis's intention to remain in power until 2027.
Greek Public Demands Snap Elections Amid Train Crash Cover-Up Allegations
Following a devastating train crash in February 2023 that killed 57, a majority of Greeks (57.5%) now support early elections due to alleged government cover-up and public anger, despite Prime Minister Mitsotakis's intention to remain in power until 2027.
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56% Bias Score
GAO Investigation Urged into Firings of 25,000+ Federal Employees
Eleven Democratic senators requested a GAO investigation into the firing of at least 25,000 federal probationary employees, citing concerns about public health and safety due to potential inefficiencies and the use of private contractors linked to Elon Musk and Trump administration officials.
GAO Investigation Urged into Firings of 25,000+ Federal Employees
Eleven Democratic senators requested a GAO investigation into the firing of at least 25,000 federal probationary employees, citing concerns about public health and safety due to potential inefficiencies and the use of private contractors linked to Elon Musk and Trump administration officials.
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52% Bias Score
Dutch System Failures Exposed After Child Abuse Case
A 10-year-old girl in Vlaardingen, Netherlands, nearly died from severe abuse inflicted by her foster parents; two Syrian boys previously in the same home also suffered abuse, prompting apologies from Dutch State Secretaries who admitted systemic failures in child protection.
Dutch System Failures Exposed After Child Abuse Case
A 10-year-old girl in Vlaardingen, Netherlands, nearly died from severe abuse inflicted by her foster parents; two Syrian boys previously in the same home also suffered abuse, prompting apologies from Dutch State Secretaries who admitted systemic failures in child protection.
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44% Bias Score
Alberta Launches Independent Inquiry into Healthcare Procurement Allegations
Following allegations of political interference in Alberta's health-care procurement, Premier Danielle Smith appointed Raymond Wyant to independently investigate the Ministry of Health and Alberta Health Services' procurement of children's medicine and chartered surgical facilities, with a $500,000 ...
Alberta Launches Independent Inquiry into Healthcare Procurement Allegations
Following allegations of political interference in Alberta's health-care procurement, Premier Danielle Smith appointed Raymond Wyant to independently investigate the Ministry of Health and Alberta Health Services' procurement of children's medicine and chartered surgical facilities, with a $500,000 ...
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44% Bias Score
Greek Wiretapping Scandal's Lingering Impact: From Impunity to Tempe Tragedy
The Greek government's mishandling of the wiretapping scandal, marked by cover-ups and ineffective investigations, fostered a climate of impunity that significantly worsened the public response to the Tempe train disaster, ultimately eroding public trust in institutions.
Greek Wiretapping Scandal's Lingering Impact: From Impunity to Tempe Tragedy
The Greek government's mishandling of the wiretapping scandal, marked by cover-ups and ineffective investigations, fostered a climate of impunity that significantly worsened the public response to the Tempe train disaster, ultimately eroding public trust in institutions.
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48% Bias Score
Amess Family Demands Inquiry After Murder Inquiry Rejection
The family of Sir David Amess, a Tory MP murdered in 2021, has denounced the Home Secretary's rejection of their call for a public inquiry, citing the investigation of other similar events as a stark contrast, and demanding answers regarding the Prevent program's efficacy.
Amess Family Demands Inquiry After Murder Inquiry Rejection
The family of Sir David Amess, a Tory MP murdered in 2021, has denounced the Home Secretary's rejection of their call for a public inquiry, citing the investigation of other similar events as a stark contrast, and demanding answers regarding the Prevent program's efficacy.
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48% Bias Score
Massachusetts Legislature Audit Faces Legal Dispute
Massachusetts State Auditor Diana DiZoglio is demanding a state legislature audit, mandated by a 72% voter approval of Question One, but faces resistance from House Speaker Ron Mariano and Attorney General Andrea Campbell, who is requesting further details on the audit's scope before proceeding.
Massachusetts Legislature Audit Faces Legal Dispute
Massachusetts State Auditor Diana DiZoglio is demanding a state legislature audit, mandated by a 72% voter approval of Question One, but faces resistance from House Speaker Ron Mariano and Attorney General Andrea Campbell, who is requesting further details on the audit's scope before proceeding.
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Tax Authority Compensates 13,000 for Wrongful Blacklist Inclusion
The Dutch tax authority compensated almost 13,000 people for wrongful inclusion on a fraud blacklist (FSV) from 2013-2020, paying €375-€1000 per person, while over 300,000 were on the list; many experienced intensive scrutiny and incorrect tax assessments, highlighting systemic issues and the need f...
Dutch Tax Authority Compensates 13,000 for Wrongful Blacklist Inclusion
The Dutch tax authority compensated almost 13,000 people for wrongful inclusion on a fraud blacklist (FSV) from 2013-2020, paying €375-€1000 per person, while over 300,000 were on the list; many experienced intensive scrutiny and incorrect tax assessments, highlighting systemic issues and the need f...
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40% Bias Score
Tempe Crash Exposes Systemic Failures, Threatening Greek Democracy
The Tempe train crash revealed massive failures within the Greek state, triggering a crisis of confidence in its institutions and potentially undermining democracy; a proposed solution is to adopt an independent counsel model to conduct a transparent investigation and assign responsibilities.
Tempe Crash Exposes Systemic Failures, Threatening Greek Democracy
The Tempe train crash revealed massive failures within the Greek state, triggering a crisis of confidence in its institutions and potentially undermining democracy; a proposed solution is to adopt an independent counsel model to conduct a transparent investigation and assign responsibilities.
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48% Bias Score
Elgarat's Funeral Fuels Criticism of Netanyahu
Itzhak Elgarat, killed in Hamas captivity, was buried on Monday in Kibbutz Nir Oz, prompting his brother to harshly criticize Prime Minister Netanyahu at his funeral for abandoning hostages for political gain, causing a deep societal fracture and raising questions about the state's responsibility.
Elgarat's Funeral Fuels Criticism of Netanyahu
Itzhak Elgarat, killed in Hamas captivity, was buried on Monday in Kibbutz Nir Oz, prompting his brother to harshly criticize Prime Minister Netanyahu at his funeral for abandoning hostages for political gain, causing a deep societal fracture and raising questions about the state's responsibility.
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56% Bias Score
PP Demands Answers from PSOE Ministers Amidst Corruption Allegations
The Spanish People's Party (PP) is demanding that two PSOE ministers, Óscar Puente and Luis Planas, appear before the Senate and Congress to explain their alleged involvement in a corruption case involving former Minister José Luis Ábalos' ex-partner, who received public funds and employment without...
PP Demands Answers from PSOE Ministers Amidst Corruption Allegations
The Spanish People's Party (PP) is demanding that two PSOE ministers, Óscar Puente and Luis Planas, appear before the Senate and Congress to explain their alleged involvement in a corruption case involving former Minister José Luis Ábalos' ex-partner, who received public funds and employment without...
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72% Bias Score
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