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Meta Settles Lawsuit with Trump for \$25 Million
Meta has agreed to pay Donald Trump \$25 million to settle a 2021 lawsuit stemming from the suspension of his social media accounts after the January 6th Capitol attack; \$22 million will fund Trump's presidential library.
Meta Settles Lawsuit with Trump for \$25 Million
Meta has agreed to pay Donald Trump \$25 million to settle a 2021 lawsuit stemming from the suspension of his social media accounts after the January 6th Capitol attack; \$22 million will fund Trump's presidential library.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Administration Fires Officials Involved in His Criminal Investigations
Over a dozen officials involved in Donald Trump's criminal investigations were fired for allegedly not faithfully implementing Trump's agenda; this follows a Justice Department investigation into prosecutors who handled January 6th cases, raising concerns about politicization and potential future im...
Trump Administration Fires Officials Involved in His Criminal Investigations
Over a dozen officials involved in Donald Trump's criminal investigations were fired for allegedly not faithfully implementing Trump's agenda; this follows a Justice Department investigation into prosecutors who handled January 6th cases, raising concerns about politicization and potential future im...
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60% Bias Score
Pardoned Capitol Attacker Now a Fugitive on Child Solicitation Charge
Andrew Taake, a January 6th Capitol attacker pardoned by President Trump, is now a wanted fugitive in Texas, facing unresolved charges of soliciting a minor; this highlights the limitations of presidential pardons and the ongoing legal ramifications for some involved in the Capitol riot.
Pardoned Capitol Attacker Now a Fugitive on Child Solicitation Charge
Andrew Taake, a January 6th Capitol attacker pardoned by President Trump, is now a wanted fugitive in Texas, facing unresolved charges of soliciting a minor; this highlights the limitations of presidential pardons and the ongoing legal ramifications for some involved in the Capitol riot.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Pardons 1,500 January 6th Rioters, Sparks International Backlash
President Trump pardoned 1,500 individuals involved in the January 6th Capitol riot, including white supremacists, fulfilling a campaign promise but drawing criticism, particularly from Nigel Farage, who expressed surprise at the release of all defendants; Trump also dismissed 450 related pending ca...
Trump Pardons 1,500 January 6th Rioters, Sparks International Backlash
President Trump pardoned 1,500 individuals involved in the January 6th Capitol riot, including white supremacists, fulfilling a campaign promise but drawing criticism, particularly from Nigel Farage, who expressed surprise at the release of all defendants; Trump also dismissed 450 related pending ca...
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44% Bias Score
Trump Pardons Nearly 1,600 January 6th Riot Defendants
On January 20, President Trump pardoned almost 1,600 individuals charged in the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot, many having admitted guilt or been convicted of violence against law enforcement, a move experts call unprecedented and politically motivated.
Trump Pardons Nearly 1,600 January 6th Riot Defendants
On January 20, President Trump pardoned almost 1,600 individuals charged in the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot, many having admitted guilt or been convicted of violence against law enforcement, a move experts call unprecedented and politically motivated.
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52% Bias Score
Reffitt's Release Highlights Complexities of Trump's January 6th Pardons
Despite a presidential pardon for his January 6th conviction, Guy Reffitt, who was the first January 6th rioter convicted, remained jailed due to a separate, pre-existing pending federal gun charge; however, he was later released and appeared in Washington D.C. with supporters, highlighting legal co...
Reffitt's Release Highlights Complexities of Trump's January 6th Pardons
Despite a presidential pardon for his January 6th conviction, Guy Reffitt, who was the first January 6th rioter convicted, remained jailed due to a separate, pre-existing pending federal gun charge; however, he was later released and appeared in Washington D.C. with supporters, highlighting legal co...
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44% Bias Score
DC US Attorney Criticizes Former Prosecutor, Sparks Internal Conflict
Acting US Attorney for DC, Ed Martin, criticized former prosecutor Ashley Akers for publicly condemning his handling of January 6 cases, initiating an internal review, and directing staff to examine her records; this led to further leaks and internal conflicts.
DC US Attorney Criticizes Former Prosecutor, Sparks Internal Conflict
Acting US Attorney for DC, Ed Martin, criticized former prosecutor Ashley Akers for publicly condemning his handling of January 6 cases, initiating an internal review, and directing staff to examine her records; this led to further leaks and internal conflicts.
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52% Bias Score
Trump Pardons January 6th Defendants Amidst Due Process Concerns
President Trump pardoned nearly all January 6th defendants, a decision justified by their lawyer, who claims the Biden Justice Department systematically violated their due process rights by refusing Rule 20 transfers, thus ensuring sentencing in Washington D.C. before potentially biased judges.
Trump Pardons January 6th Defendants Amidst Due Process Concerns
President Trump pardoned nearly all January 6th defendants, a decision justified by their lawyer, who claims the Biden Justice Department systematically violated their due process rights by refusing Rule 20 transfers, thus ensuring sentencing in Washington D.C. before potentially biased judges.
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64% Bias Score
Trump's Capitol Riot Pardons Spark Republican Division
President Trump pardoned almost 1,600 supporters arrested for the January 6th Capitol riot, prompting criticism from Republican Senator Lindsey Graham who called it a "mistake", while Vice President Vance defended the decision, citing concerns about due process. A recent poll shows only 20% of Ameri...
Trump's Capitol Riot Pardons Spark Republican Division
President Trump pardoned almost 1,600 supporters arrested for the January 6th Capitol riot, prompting criticism from Republican Senator Lindsey Graham who called it a "mistake", while Vice President Vance defended the decision, citing concerns about due process. A recent poll shows only 20% of Ameri...
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44% Bias Score
Crow Condemns Trump Pardons, Raises Concerns About Political Violence
Rep. Jason Crow condemned President Trump's pardons of over 1000 individuals involved in the January 6th Capitol attack, citing the injuries sustained by law enforcement officers and the release of Stewart Rhodes, a militia leader, raising concerns about political violence and the need for pardon re...
Crow Condemns Trump Pardons, Raises Concerns About Political Violence
Rep. Jason Crow condemned President Trump's pardons of over 1000 individuals involved in the January 6th Capitol attack, citing the injuries sustained by law enforcement officers and the release of Stewart Rhodes, a militia leader, raising concerns about political violence and the need for pardon re...
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44% Bias Score
Kemp Condemns Trump's January 6th Pardons
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp criticized President Trump's decision to pardon over 1,200 individuals involved in the January 6th Capitol riot, including those who assaulted law enforcement officers, stating that anyone who harms a law enforcement officer should be held accountable, while also criticiz...
Kemp Condemns Trump's January 6th Pardons
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp criticized President Trump's decision to pardon over 1,200 individuals involved in the January 6th Capitol riot, including those who assaulted law enforcement officers, stating that anyone who harms a law enforcement officer should be held accountable, while also criticiz...
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Executive Orders Face Immediate Legal Challenges
Upon returning to the White House, President Donald Trump signed over 20 executive orders on January 20th, including pardons for January 6th rioters, a border state of emergency, and a challenge to birthright citizenship, prompting immediate legal challenges from Democratic states.
Trump's Executive Orders Face Immediate Legal Challenges
Upon returning to the White House, President Donald Trump signed over 20 executive orders on January 20th, including pardons for January 6th rioters, a border state of emergency, and a challenge to birthright citizenship, prompting immediate legal challenges from Democratic states.
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44% Bias Score
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