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Colombian Government's Tanker Truck Scandal Exposes Deep-Rooted Corruption
The Colombian government's pre-election spending of a large sum on useless tanker trucks with a 100% cost overrun, reveals a kleptocratic system where corruption is rampant across multiple government branches, hindering accountability.
Colombian Government's Tanker Truck Scandal Exposes Deep-Rooted Corruption
The Colombian government's pre-election spending of a large sum on useless tanker trucks with a 100% cost overrun, reveals a kleptocratic system where corruption is rampant across multiple government branches, hindering accountability.
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68% Bias Score
Sensationalized Media Coverage Linked to Copycat Violence in Germany
Research in Germany reveals that sensationalized media coverage of violent acts can trigger copycat crimes, prompting the development of an Amok Prevention Advisory Network and stricter gun control measures. The network receives an average of two requests per day.
Sensationalized Media Coverage Linked to Copycat Violence in Germany
Research in Germany reveals that sensationalized media coverage of violent acts can trigger copycat crimes, prompting the development of an Amok Prevention Advisory Network and stricter gun control measures. The network receives an average of two requests per day.
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48% Bias Score
Jailed Thai Police Chief Found Dead in Cell; Suicide Ruled Preliminary, Family Disputes"
A former Thai police chief, Thitisan Utthanaphon, nicknamed "Joe Ferrari" for his luxury cars, was found dead in his Bangkok jail cell three years after being sentenced to life imprisonment for the torture murder of a drug suspect; authorities initially said he died by suicide but his family dispute...
Jailed Thai Police Chief Found Dead in Cell; Suicide Ruled Preliminary, Family Disputes"
A former Thai police chief, Thitisan Utthanaphon, nicknamed "Joe Ferrari" for his luxury cars, was found dead in his Bangkok jail cell three years after being sentenced to life imprisonment for the torture murder of a drug suspect; authorities initially said he died by suicide but his family dispute...
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40% Bias Score
Aristocrats on Trial for Newborn's Avoidable Death
Constance Marten and Mark Gordon are on retrial for the manslaughter of their newborn daughter, whose death was deemed "entirely avoidable" due to their "reckless" and "grossly negligent" conduct while evading authorities; they failed to provide adequate shelter or care, leading to the baby's death ...
Aristocrats on Trial for Newborn's Avoidable Death
Constance Marten and Mark Gordon are on retrial for the manslaughter of their newborn daughter, whose death was deemed "entirely avoidable" due to their "reckless" and "grossly negligent" conduct while evading authorities; they failed to provide adequate shelter or care, leading to the baby's death ...
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64% Bias Score
Belgian Resistance Fighters' Farewell Letters Unearthed
A Belgian research project has unearthed hundreds of farewell letters written by resistance fighters facing execution by the Nazis in 1944, highlighting their bravery and aiming to increase their recognition.
Belgian Resistance Fighters' Farewell Letters Unearthed
A Belgian research project has unearthed hundreds of farewell letters written by resistance fighters facing execution by the Nazis in 1944, highlighting their bravery and aiming to increase their recognition.
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36% Bias Score
FEWS NET Offline: US Funding Cuts Halt Global Famine Warning System
The US-funded Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS NET), vital for predicting food crises in over 30 countries, is offline due to funding cuts under the Trump administration, halting staff payments, data access, and eight-month projections, jeopardizing food security efforts globally.
FEWS NET Offline: US Funding Cuts Halt Global Famine Warning System
The US-funded Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS NET), vital for predicting food crises in over 30 countries, is offline due to funding cuts under the Trump administration, halting staff payments, data access, and eight-month projections, jeopardizing food security efforts globally.
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44% Bias Score
Volunteer Rescue Saves Stranded Climbers on Fitz Roy
Three Chilean climbers were rescued from Fitz Roy in Patagonia after a climbing accident, highlighting the contrast between readily available helicopter rescues in Chamonix and the reliance on volunteer ground rescues in El Chaltén.
Volunteer Rescue Saves Stranded Climbers on Fitz Roy
Three Chilean climbers were rescued from Fitz Roy in Patagonia after a climbing accident, highlighting the contrast between readily available helicopter rescues in Chamonix and the reliance on volunteer ground rescues in El Chaltén.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Sexual Offense Reports Surge 16 Percent After New Consent-Based Law
Reports of sexual offenses in the Netherlands surged 16 percent in the second half of 2024, totaling 14,802, coinciding with a new law focusing on consent and increased public awareness campaigns; the law also criminalized public sexual harassment and sexchatting, leading to 298 and 131 reports resp...
Dutch Sexual Offense Reports Surge 16 Percent After New Consent-Based Law
Reports of sexual offenses in the Netherlands surged 16 percent in the second half of 2024, totaling 14,802, coinciding with a new law focusing on consent and increased public awareness campaigns; the law also criminalized public sexual harassment and sexchatting, leading to 298 and 131 reports resp...
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36% Bias Score
Police Officer Dismissed for Discriminatory Messages
Merseyside Police officer PC Gareth Horton was dismissed and banned from policing for exchanging transphobic, homophobic, racist, and sexist WhatsApp messages with a colleague between March and July 2023; a misconduct hearing found his actions amounted to gross misconduct.
Police Officer Dismissed for Discriminatory Messages
Merseyside Police officer PC Gareth Horton was dismissed and banned from policing for exchanging transphobic, homophobic, racist, and sexist WhatsApp messages with a colleague between March and July 2023; a misconduct hearing found his actions amounted to gross misconduct.
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52% Bias Score
Body of Missing Nurse Found in Montana River
The body of 33-year-old Denver nurse Danit Ehrlich, missing since February 21st from a Missoula, Montana dog park, was recovered from the Clark Fork River on March 6th; police believe she drowned trying to save her dog, prompting calls for increased winter safety measures at the park.
Body of Missing Nurse Found in Montana River
The body of 33-year-old Denver nurse Danit Ehrlich, missing since February 21st from a Missoula, Montana dog park, was recovered from the Clark Fork River on March 6th; police believe she drowned trying to save her dog, prompting calls for increased winter safety measures at the park.
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32% Bias Score
Midwifery Student's Pro-Life Comments Spark NHS Investigation
A Scottish midwifery student, Sara Spencer, was temporarily removed from her NHS training placement for expressing pro-life views on a private Facebook group; following an investigation, she was reinstated, but the incident raises concerns about freedom of speech and conscientious objection within t...
Midwifery Student's Pro-Life Comments Spark NHS Investigation
A Scottish midwifery student, Sara Spencer, was temporarily removed from her NHS training placement for expressing pro-life views on a private Facebook group; following an investigation, she was reinstated, but the incident raises concerns about freedom of speech and conscientious objection within t...
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60% Bias Score
Syria Violence Death Toll Surges Past 1,000
Over 1,000 people have been killed in northwest Syria following a recent surge in violence, marking one of the deadliest events since the conflict began in 2011; the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reports that nearly 750 of the victims were civilians, with the remaining deaths including both mi...
Syria Violence Death Toll Surges Past 1,000
Over 1,000 people have been killed in northwest Syria following a recent surge in violence, marking one of the deadliest events since the conflict began in 2011; the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reports that nearly 750 of the victims were civilians, with the remaining deaths including both mi...
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44% Bias Score
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