Biden's Pardon of Hunter Biden Approved by Only 20% of Americans
President Biden's pardon of his son, Hunter Biden, on felony gun and tax charges, is met with disapproval from about half of Americans, according to a new AP-NORC poll, revealing sharp partisan divisions.
Biden's Pardon of Hunter Biden Approved by Only 20% of Americans
President Biden's pardon of his son, Hunter Biden, on felony gun and tax charges, is met with disapproval from about half of Americans, according to a new AP-NORC poll, revealing sharp partisan divisions.
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60% Bias Score
Thousands of Unusable Prison Cells Exacerbate Overcrowding Crisis in England and Wales
Thousands of prison cells in England and Wales are unusable due to safety concerns, including fire hazards and security breaches, exacerbating existing overcrowding and prompting the government to extend early release schemes, despite a £2.3bn investment in new prison places.
Thousands of Unusable Prison Cells Exacerbate Overcrowding Crisis in England and Wales
Thousands of prison cells in England and Wales are unusable due to safety concerns, including fire hazards and security breaches, exacerbating existing overcrowding and prompting the government to extend early release schemes, despite a £2.3bn investment in new prison places.
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44% Bias Score
Ivy League Graduate Charged with Murder of Health CEO
Luigi Mangione, a 26-year-old with an Ivy League education, was arrested in Pennsylvania and charged with the murder of Brian Thompson, CEO of a health insurance company; police found a 3D-printed gun and silencer on him.
Ivy League Graduate Charged with Murder of Health CEO
Luigi Mangione, a 26-year-old with an Ivy League education, was arrested in Pennsylvania and charged with the murder of Brian Thompson, CEO of a health insurance company; police found a 3D-printed gun and silencer on him.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Asylum Bills Face Strong Opposition Over Workload Concerns
Two draft asylum bills proposed by Dutch Minister Faber face strong opposition from the Council of State and the Council for the Judiciary due to concerns over significant extra workloads for courts and the IND, potentially leading to legal inequality and further delays in the asylum process; Minist...
Dutch Asylum Bills Face Strong Opposition Over Workload Concerns
Two draft asylum bills proposed by Dutch Minister Faber face strong opposition from the Council of State and the Council for the Judiciary due to concerns over significant extra workloads for courts and the IND, potentially leading to legal inequality and further delays in the asylum process; Minist...
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48% Bias Score
Court Backlog Delays Justice for Sex Assault Victims
A Leicester crown court judge handed a two-year suspended sentence to a man for sexually assaulting his two young nieces, causing outrage among the victims' family due to the significant trial delays resulting from a shortage of barristers and judges in England and Wales' overwhelmed court system, w...
Court Backlog Delays Justice for Sex Assault Victims
A Leicester crown court judge handed a two-year suspended sentence to a man for sexually assaulting his two young nieces, causing outrage among the victims' family due to the significant trial delays resulting from a shortage of barristers and judges in England and Wales' overwhelmed court system, w...
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60% Bias Score
German Man Sentenced for Brutal Attempted Murder of Infant Son
A 39-year-old man in Bamberg, Germany, received a seven-year-nine-month prison sentence and was mandated for rehabilitation after brutally attempting to murder his two-month-old son in April due to anger and resentment.
German Man Sentenced for Brutal Attempted Murder of Infant Son
A 39-year-old man in Bamberg, Germany, received a seven-year-nine-month prison sentence and was mandated for rehabilitation after brutally attempting to murder his two-month-old son in April due to anger and resentment.
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36% Bias Score
UK Prison Overcrowding Crisis: 14,000 New Places Planned, But Will It Be Enough?
The UK government's 10-year prison strategy aims to add 14,000 places by 2031, including four new prisons and refurbished cells, to tackle overcrowding; however, the justice secretary acknowledges that even with this expansion, prison space could run out within the next few years due to a rapidly gr...
UK Prison Overcrowding Crisis: 14,000 New Places Planned, But Will It Be Enough?
The UK government's 10-year prison strategy aims to add 14,000 places by 2031, including four new prisons and refurbished cells, to tackle overcrowding; however, the justice secretary acknowledges that even with this expansion, prison space could run out within the next few years due to a rapidly gr...
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48% Bias Score
"Prosecutors Propose Options to Preserve Trump's Hush-Money Conviction Amidst Presidential Return"
"Manhattan prosecutors proposed three options to preserve Donald Trump's hush-money conviction: delaying the case, agreeing to no jail time, or using a method similar to cases involving deceased defendants, following Trump's election victory and the postponement of his sentencing."
"Prosecutors Propose Options to Preserve Trump's Hush-Money Conviction Amidst Presidential Return"
"Manhattan prosecutors proposed three options to preserve Donald Trump's hush-money conviction: delaying the case, agreeing to no jail time, or using a method similar to cases involving deceased defendants, following Trump's election victory and the postponement of his sentencing."
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52% Bias Score
Israeli Ministers Back Netanyahu Amidst Trial
A dozen Israeli ministers and MKs publicly supported Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at his trial on Tuesday, accusing the judicial system of political persecution.
Israeli Ministers Back Netanyahu Amidst Trial
A dozen Israeli ministers and MKs publicly supported Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at his trial on Tuesday, accusing the judicial system of political persecution.
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64% Bias Score
Ede Hostage Situation Highlights Mental Healthcare Deficiencies
On Saturday, March 25, Corné H. held four employees of Café Petticoat in Ede hostage for seven hours, threatening them with knives and falsely claiming to have explosives; afterwards, the victims received matching tattoos.
Ede Hostage Situation Highlights Mental Healthcare Deficiencies
On Saturday, March 25, Corné H. held four employees of Café Petticoat in Ede hostage for seven hours, threatening them with knives and falsely claiming to have explosives; afterwards, the victims received matching tattoos.
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36% Bias Score
Court Backlog in England and Wales: Five-Year Remand Delays and Innocent Pleas
England and Wales face a court backlog causing some defendants to spend up to five years on remand, forcing innocent people to plead guilty for quicker release; this has led to an 87% rise in remand prisoners since 2019, placing strain on overcrowded prisons.
Court Backlog in England and Wales: Five-Year Remand Delays and Innocent Pleas
England and Wales face a court backlog causing some defendants to spend up to five years on remand, forcing innocent people to plead guilty for quicker release; this has led to an 87% rise in remand prisoners since 2019, placing strain on overcrowded prisons.
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48% Bias Score
"Israeli Court Rejects Request to Delay Netanyahu's Testimony"
"A Jerusalem court rejected a request by 12 Israeli ministers to delay Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's testimony in his ongoing criminal trial, which is scheduled to begin Tuesday, citing established legal procedure and rejecting national security concerns raised by the ministers."
"Israeli Court Rejects Request to Delay Netanyahu's Testimony"
"A Jerusalem court rejected a request by 12 Israeli ministers to delay Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's testimony in his ongoing criminal trial, which is scheduled to begin Tuesday, citing established legal procedure and rejecting national security concerns raised by the ministers."
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56% Bias Score