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Dutch Court Rules Against Illegal Mosque Surveillance
A Dutch court ruled that the municipality of Veenendaal illegally surveilled a mosque for radicalism without legal authority, violating privacy rights and setting a significant precedent for protecting religious communities from unwarranted government surveillance.
Dutch Court Rules Against Illegal Mosque Surveillance
A Dutch court ruled that the municipality of Veenendaal illegally surveilled a mosque for radicalism without legal authority, violating privacy rights and setting a significant precedent for protecting religious communities from unwarranted government surveillance.
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48% Bias Score


UK Withdraws Controversial Demand for Apple Data Access
The UK government reportedly withdrew its demand for Apple to provide access to globally encrypted user data, reversing a controversial decision that sparked privacy concerns and legal challenges. This follows concerns about threats to civil liberties and national security.
UK Withdraws Controversial Demand for Apple Data Access
The UK government reportedly withdrew its demand for Apple to provide access to globally encrypted user data, reversing a controversial decision that sparked privacy concerns and legal challenges. This follows concerns about threats to civil liberties and national security.
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44% Bias Score


FBI Files on Martin Luther King Jr. Released: No Major Revelations Found
The Trump administration released over 240,000 pages of FBI files on Martin Luther King Jr., detailing the FBI's investigation into his assassination and their extensive surveillance of him during the Civil Rights Movement; the King family has expressed mixed reactions, with some members concerned a...
FBI Files on Martin Luther King Jr. Released: No Major Revelations Found
The Trump administration released over 240,000 pages of FBI files on Martin Luther King Jr., detailing the FBI's investigation into his assassination and their extensive surveillance of him during the Civil Rights Movement; the King family has expressed mixed reactions, with some members concerned a...
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44% Bias Score


Mexico's PRI Regime: Clandestine Espionage Center and Misuse of Public Funds
A clandestine espionage center operated from a house formerly belonging to Raúl Salinas, brother of former Mexican President Carlos Salinas de Gortari, during the Peña Nieto administration, allegedly using funds misappropriated from a public security budget, raising concerns about government surveil...
Mexico's PRI Regime: Clandestine Espionage Center and Misuse of Public Funds
A clandestine espionage center operated from a house formerly belonging to Raúl Salinas, brother of former Mexican President Carlos Salinas de Gortari, during the Peña Nieto administration, allegedly using funds misappropriated from a public security budget, raising concerns about government surveil...
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56% Bias Score


FBI Hid Extent of Anti-Catholic Investigation, Contradicting Wray's Testimony
The FBI hid the extent of its anti-Catholic investigation, contradicting Director Wray's testimony, as revealed by Senator Grassley's release of documents showing at least 13 additional documents and 5 attachments referencing "radical traditionalist Catholics" and distributed to over 1,000 FBI emplo...
FBI Hid Extent of Anti-Catholic Investigation, Contradicting Wray's Testimony
The FBI hid the extent of its anti-Catholic investigation, contradicting Director Wray's testimony, as revealed by Senator Grassley's release of documents showing at least 13 additional documents and 5 attachments referencing "radical traditionalist Catholics" and distributed to over 1,000 FBI emplo...
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56% Bias Score


ICE and DOGE to Use Medicare Database in Crackdown on Illegal Immigration
ICE and the DOGE Service plan to use a Medicare database to locate illegal immigrants by comparing Social Security numbers with Medicare claims to find addresses, aligning with President Trump's recent memorandum aimed at preventing illegal immigrants from obtaining benefits.
ICE and DOGE to Use Medicare Database in Crackdown on Illegal Immigration
ICE and the DOGE Service plan to use a Medicare database to locate illegal immigrants by comparing Social Security numbers with Medicare claims to find addresses, aligning with President Trump's recent memorandum aimed at preventing illegal immigrants from obtaining benefits.
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56% Bias Score

Vance Secures U.K. Concession on Apple Data "Backdoor"
Vice President JD Vance secured an agreement with the U.K. to drop its order demanding Apple provide a "backdoor" to user data, prioritizing user privacy and national sovereignty; this follows concerns about threats to civil liberties raised by the U.S. and bipartisan warnings to the DNI.

Vance Secures U.K. Concession on Apple Data "Backdoor"
Vice President JD Vance secured an agreement with the U.K. to drop its order demanding Apple provide a "backdoor" to user data, prioritizing user privacy and national sovereignty; this follows concerns about threats to civil liberties raised by the U.S. and bipartisan warnings to the DNI.
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48% Bias Score

20 States Sue USDA Over Demand for Sensitive SNAP Applicant Data
A coalition of 20 states and Washington, D.C. sued the USDA on Monday, challenging the agency's demand for detailed personal information from all SNAP applicants over the past five years, arguing it violates federal privacy laws and the Constitution.

20 States Sue USDA Over Demand for Sensitive SNAP Applicant Data
A coalition of 20 states and Washington, D.C. sued the USDA on Monday, challenging the agency's demand for detailed personal information from all SNAP applicants over the past five years, arguing it violates federal privacy laws and the Constitution.
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44% Bias Score

FBI Releases Sealed Documents on Martin Luther King Jr.'s Assassination
Following a presidential order, the US government released 230,000 pages of FBI documents related to Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, sparking concerns from his family about potential misuse and despite a 1977 court order.

FBI Releases Sealed Documents on Martin Luther King Jr.'s Assassination
Following a presidential order, the US government released 230,000 pages of FBI documents related to Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, sparking concerns from his family about potential misuse and despite a 1977 court order.
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44% Bias Score

Italy Terminates Contract with Israeli Spyware Firm Paragon Solutions
Italy ended its contract with Israeli spyware firm Paragon Solutions after Meta warned dozens, including Italian journalist Francesco Cancellato, of potential surveillance via Paragon's "Graphite" spyware; the Italian Parliament's Security Committee (COPASIR) confirmed the termination.

Italy Terminates Contract with Israeli Spyware Firm Paragon Solutions
Italy ended its contract with Israeli spyware firm Paragon Solutions after Meta warned dozens, including Italian journalist Francesco Cancellato, of potential surveillance via Paragon's "Graphite" spyware; the Italian Parliament's Security Committee (COPASIR) confirmed the termination.
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40% Bias Score

Illinois Blocks Federal Access to Autism Health Data
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker signed a nationwide first executive order blocking the federal government from accessing Illinois residents' personal health data related to autism, citing privacy concerns and rejecting a plan by HHS Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr. to use the data for research into the ...

Illinois Blocks Federal Access to Autism Health Data
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker signed a nationwide first executive order blocking the federal government from accessing Illinois residents' personal health data related to autism, citing privacy concerns and rejecting a plan by HHS Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr. to use the data for research into the ...
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52% Bias Score

Mexico: Highest Pegasus Spyware Victim Count in 2019
In 2019, Mexico experienced the highest number of Pegasus spyware attacks globally, with 456 victims between April 29 and May 10, representing 37% of the total 1,233 cases documented in a WhatsApp lawsuit against the spyware's manufacturer, NSO Group. The attacks targeted diverse individuals includi...

Mexico: Highest Pegasus Spyware Victim Count in 2019
In 2019, Mexico experienced the highest number of Pegasus spyware attacks globally, with 456 victims between April 29 and May 10, representing 37% of the total 1,233 cases documented in a WhatsApp lawsuit against the spyware's manufacturer, NSO Group. The attacks targeted diverse individuals includi...
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36% Bias Score
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