German Court Allows Use of FBI-Supplied Anom Phone Data as Evidence
The German Federal Court of Justice ruled that data from encrypted Anom phones, obtained by the FBI and provided to German authorities, is admissible as evidence in criminal investigations, leading to over 830 investigations, 378 arrests, and 279 convictions related to organized crime, including dru...
German Court Allows Use of FBI-Supplied Anom Phone Data as Evidence
The German Federal Court of Justice ruled that data from encrypted Anom phones, obtained by the FBI and provided to German authorities, is admissible as evidence in criminal investigations, leading to over 830 investigations, 378 arrests, and 279 convictions related to organized crime, including dru...
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52% Bias Score
Netanyahu Case 4000 Indictment Upheld by Jerusalem Court
The Jerusalem District Court on Thursday rejected defense challenges to the framing of Case 4000 charges against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, ruling the indictment sufficiently detailed his alleged involvement in a media bribery scheme despite arguments that it lacked specifics on 82 annex ite...
Netanyahu Case 4000 Indictment Upheld by Jerusalem Court
The Jerusalem District Court on Thursday rejected defense challenges to the framing of Case 4000 charges against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, ruling the indictment sufficiently detailed his alleged involvement in a media bribery scheme despite arguments that it lacked specifics on 82 annex ite...
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48% Bias Score
Berlin Police Investigate Data Leak Following New Year's Eve Attacks
Berlin police are investigating an internal data leak revealing suspects' first names in connection with 1,453 New Year's Eve offenses, where 58 officers were attacked, 17 injured—8 by pyrotechnics—leading to concerns about data protection and public discourse on crime and migration.
Berlin Police Investigate Data Leak Following New Year's Eve Attacks
Berlin police are investigating an internal data leak revealing suspects' first names in connection with 1,453 New Year's Eve offenses, where 58 officers were attacked, 17 injured—8 by pyrotechnics—leading to concerns about data protection and public discourse on crime and migration.
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52% Bias Score
Alito Confirms Trump Call, Denies Discussion of Legal Matters
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito confirmed a call with President-elect Donald Trump the day before Trump's New York court appearance, solely regarding a job recommendation for Alito's former clerk, William Levi; no discussion of Trump's legal matters occurred, despite criticism for potential proto...
Alito Confirms Trump Call, Denies Discussion of Legal Matters
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito confirmed a call with President-elect Donald Trump the day before Trump's New York court appearance, solely regarding a job recommendation for Alito's former clerk, William Levi; no discussion of Trump's legal matters occurred, despite criticism for potential proto...
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36% Bias Score
Faulty Airbags Prompt Recall Campaign in Overseas France
French overseas authorities launched an information campaign about potentially fatal Takata airbags in vehicles manufactured between 1998 and 2019, urging owners to check for and replace these potentially deadly parts, with approximately 20 accident cases linked to Takata airbags reported in Guadelo...
Faulty Airbags Prompt Recall Campaign in Overseas France
French overseas authorities launched an information campaign about potentially fatal Takata airbags in vehicles manufactured between 1998 and 2019, urging owners to check for and replace these potentially deadly parts, with approximately 20 accident cases linked to Takata airbags reported in Guadelo...
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44% Bias Score
FBI Informant Sentenced for Fabricated Biden Bribery Claim
A former FBI informant, Alexander Smirnov, received a six-year prison sentence for fabricating a bribery story about President Biden and his son Hunter, a false claim that fueled Republican impeachment efforts and significantly impacted the 2020 election.
FBI Informant Sentenced for Fabricated Biden Bribery Claim
A former FBI informant, Alexander Smirnov, received a six-year prison sentence for fabricating a bribery story about President Biden and his son Hunter, a false claim that fueled Republican impeachment efforts and significantly impacted the 2020 election.
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40% Bias Score
UK Freezes Assets of Far-Right Group Blood and Honour
The UK government froze the assets of the far-right group Blood and Honour, applying national sanctions for the first time against what it calls 'far-right terrorism,' impacting its funding and operations. This follows the government's suspicion of the group's involvement in terrorist activities and...
UK Freezes Assets of Far-Right Group Blood and Honour
The UK government froze the assets of the far-right group Blood and Honour, applying national sanctions for the first time against what it calls 'far-right terrorism,' impacting its funding and operations. This follows the government's suspicion of the group's involvement in terrorist activities and...
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56% Bias Score
Climate Activist Jailed Due to Electronic Tag Failure
77-year-old climate activist Gaie Delap, sentenced to 20 months for protesting, was returned to Eastwood Park prison five days before Christmas due to an ill-fitting electronic tag, highlighting failures in the UK's justice system and its handling of climate activists.
Climate Activist Jailed Due to Electronic Tag Failure
77-year-old climate activist Gaie Delap, sentenced to 20 months for protesting, was returned to Eastwood Park prison five days before Christmas due to an ill-fitting electronic tag, highlighting failures in the UK's justice system and its handling of climate activists.
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48% Bias Score
DRC Sentences 127 Kuluna Gang Members to Death After Mass Arrests
Following a surge in violent crime by the Kuluna gang in Kinshasa, DRC, over 300 members were arrested, tried, and sentenced, with 127 receiving the death penalty, raising concerns about due process and human rights.
DRC Sentences 127 Kuluna Gang Members to Death After Mass Arrests
Following a surge in violent crime by the Kuluna gang in Kinshasa, DRC, over 300 members were arrested, tried, and sentenced, with 127 receiving the death penalty, raising concerns about due process and human rights.
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40% Bias Score
Ayuso's Chief of Staff Under Investigation for Leaking Confidential Email
Miguel Ángel Rodríguez, chief of staff to Isabel Díaz Ayuso, is under investigation for allegedly leaking a confidential email to journalists before its publication in El Mundo, connected to a tax fraud case involving Ayuso's boyfriend and false statements made by Ayuso regarding a debt.
Ayuso's Chief of Staff Under Investigation for Leaking Confidential Email
Miguel Ángel Rodríguez, chief of staff to Isabel Díaz Ayuso, is under investigation for allegedly leaking a confidential email to journalists before its publication in El Mundo, connected to a tax fraud case involving Ayuso's boyfriend and false statements made by Ayuso regarding a debt.
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36% Bias Score
Georgia High School Student Arrested for Gun Possession Following September Shooting
A 14-year-old student was arrested at Apalachee High School in Georgia on Wednesday, October 25, 2023, for possessing a gun on school grounds, less than two months after a mass shooting at the same school killed four and wounded nine others. The student was cooperative and faces multiple charges.
Georgia High School Student Arrested for Gun Possession Following September Shooting
A 14-year-old student was arrested at Apalachee High School in Georgia on Wednesday, October 25, 2023, for possessing a gun on school grounds, less than two months after a mass shooting at the same school killed four and wounded nine others. The student was cooperative and faces multiple charges.
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32% Bias Score
Magdeburg Attack Highlights German Police Data-Sharing Failures
A 50-year-old Saudi Arabian man drove a car through a Christmas market in Magdeburg, Germany, on December 22, 2023, killing six and injuring nearly 300. Criticism is mounting due to pre-existing information held by various agencies about the attacker, who had a history of threats and radical online ...
Magdeburg Attack Highlights German Police Data-Sharing Failures
A 50-year-old Saudi Arabian man drove a car through a Christmas market in Magdeburg, Germany, on December 22, 2023, killing six and injuring nearly 300. Criticism is mounting due to pre-existing information held by various agencies about the attacker, who had a history of threats and radical online ...
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44% Bias Score