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Arizona Launches "Turquoise Alert" System for Missing Native Americans
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed "Emily's Law," establishing a "turquoise alert" system for missing Native Americans under 65, spurred by the death of Emily Pike, a San Carlos Apache teen, whose remains were found 100 miles from where she went missing in late January; the law aims to improve resp...
Arizona Launches "Turquoise Alert" System for Missing Native Americans
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed "Emily's Law," establishing a "turquoise alert" system for missing Native Americans under 65, spurred by the death of Emily Pike, a San Carlos Apache teen, whose remains were found 100 miles from where she went missing in late January; the law aims to improve resp...
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EU Prison Population Rises 3.2% in 2023, Overcrowding Poses Challenges
In 2023, the EU recorded approximately 499,000 prisoners, a 3.2% increase from 2022, with predictions of a potential doubling by 2027 due to insufficient policies and legal practices; overcrowding, highest in Poland (203 per 100,000) and lowest in Finland (53), impacts prisoner welfare and justice s...
EU Prison Population Rises 3.2% in 2023, Overcrowding Poses Challenges
In 2023, the EU recorded approximately 499,000 prisoners, a 3.2% increase from 2022, with predictions of a potential doubling by 2027 due to insufficient policies and legal practices; overcrowding, highest in Poland (203 per 100,000) and lowest in Finland (53), impacts prisoner welfare and justice s...
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44% Bias Score
Peru's Controversial Law Lowering Age of Criminal Responsibility Faces Backlash
Peru's Law 32330, lowering the age of criminal responsibility to 16, is facing widespread criticism for violating international treaties and the country's constitution, sparking concerns about its inapplicability and potential negative impacts on juvenile rehabilitation.
Peru's Controversial Law Lowering Age of Criminal Responsibility Faces Backlash
Peru's Law 32330, lowering the age of criminal responsibility to 16, is facing widespread criticism for violating international treaties and the country's constitution, sparking concerns about its inapplicability and potential negative impacts on juvenile rehabilitation.
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52% Bias Score
Mujica: From Guerrilla to Globally Celebrated President
José Mujica, former president of Uruguay, lived a simple life despite his political career, donating most of his salary and advocating for social justice and environmentalism, becoming globally recognized for his unique approach to leadership.
Mujica: From Guerrilla to Globally Celebrated President
José Mujica, former president of Uruguay, lived a simple life despite his political career, donating most of his salary and advocating for social justice and environmentalism, becoming globally recognized for his unique approach to leadership.
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56% Bias Score
FIFA Congress: Routine Agenda Overshadowed by Human Rights and US Border Policy Concerns
The FIFA Congress in Asuncion will address routine matters, but concerns over human rights in Saudi Arabia (2034 World Cup) and US border policies impacting the 2026 World Cup overshadow the meeting; a proposal to expand the World Cup to 64 teams is also under consideration.
FIFA Congress: Routine Agenda Overshadowed by Human Rights and US Border Policy Concerns
The FIFA Congress in Asuncion will address routine matters, but concerns over human rights in Saudi Arabia (2034 World Cup) and US border policies impacting the 2026 World Cup overshadow the meeting; a proposal to expand the World Cup to 64 teams is also under consideration.
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40% Bias Score
House GOP Bill Seeks Permanent Ban on Transgender Military Service
The House GOP is introducing the "Readiness Over Wokeness Act," a bill that would permanently ban transgender people from serving in the U.S. military, building on a Trump executive order recently upheld by the Supreme Court; Rep. Barry Moore says this will save taxpayer money and improve military r...
House GOP Bill Seeks Permanent Ban on Transgender Military Service
The House GOP is introducing the "Readiness Over Wokeness Act," a bill that would permanently ban transgender people from serving in the U.S. military, building on a Trump executive order recently upheld by the Supreme Court; Rep. Barry Moore says this will save taxpayer money and improve military r...
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80% Bias Score
Argentina Opens Archives on Post-WWII Nazi Ties
Argentina has publicly released over 1,850 documents detailing its post-WWII ties to Nazi figures, including Josef Mengele and Adolf Eichmann, via its National Archives website; investigations are ongoing into the financial support for Nazi escape networks and potential state complicity.
Argentina Opens Archives on Post-WWII Nazi Ties
Argentina has publicly released over 1,850 documents detailing its post-WWII ties to Nazi figures, including Josef Mengele and Adolf Eichmann, via its National Archives website; investigations are ongoing into the financial support for Nazi escape networks and potential state complicity.
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40% Bias Score
Legal Challenges Mount Against UK Deportation Policy to Bulgaria
Lawyers are challenging UK government deportation policies to Bulgaria, citing reports of migrant mistreatment and human rights violations, with over 200 people deported last year; the UK aims to reduce net migration to 240,000 annually by 2028.
Legal Challenges Mount Against UK Deportation Policy to Bulgaria
Lawyers are challenging UK government deportation policies to Bulgaria, citing reports of migrant mistreatment and human rights violations, with over 200 people deported last year; the UK aims to reduce net migration to 240,000 annually by 2028.
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56% Bias Score
Serbian Students' Marathon to Brussels Spurs EU Action on Democratic Reform
Serbian students completed an 18-day, 1950km marathon from Novi Sad to Brussels to protest their government's response to a train station collapse that killed 16, demanding democratic reforms and accountability, and prompting the EU to delay €111 million in aid.
Serbian Students' Marathon to Brussels Spurs EU Action on Democratic Reform
Serbian students completed an 18-day, 1950km marathon from Novi Sad to Brussels to protest their government's response to a train station collapse that killed 16, demanding democratic reforms and accountability, and prompting the EU to delay €111 million in aid.
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Ghanaian Leprosy Activist Reintegrates Hundreds into Communities
Kofi Nyarko, a 54-year-old leprosy survivor from Ghana, overcame the disease and its stigma to become an activist, helping reintegrate over 860 people into their communities through education and awareness programs, primarily targeting rural areas with limited access to healthcare.
Ghanaian Leprosy Activist Reintegrates Hundreds into Communities
Kofi Nyarko, a 54-year-old leprosy survivor from Ghana, overcame the disease and its stigma to become an activist, helping reintegrate over 860 people into their communities through education and awareness programs, primarily targeting rural areas with limited access to healthcare.
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36% Bias Score
Federal Judge Seizes Control of Rikers Island Amidst Unconstitutional Conditions
A federal judge in New York has seized control of Rikers Island jail complex due to persistent unconstitutional conditions and the city's failure to implement court-mandated reforms, appointing an independent officer to manage the system and enforce compliance.
Federal Judge Seizes Control of Rikers Island Amidst Unconstitutional Conditions
A federal judge in New York has seized control of Rikers Island jail complex due to persistent unconstitutional conditions and the city's failure to implement court-mandated reforms, appointing an independent officer to manage the system and enforce compliance.
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52% Bias Score
Popkov Confesses to Another Murder, Exposing Police Negligence
Mikhail Popkov, a former police officer, confessed to another murder, adding to his already substantial list of victims; his crimes spanned years due to police negligence in Angarsk, highlighting systemic failures in the investigation of unsolved murders.
Popkov Confesses to Another Murder, Exposing Police Negligence
Mikhail Popkov, a former police officer, confessed to another murder, adding to his already substantial list of victims; his crimes spanned years due to police negligence in Angarsk, highlighting systemic failures in the investigation of unsolved murders.
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68% Bias Score
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