Trump to be Sentenced January 10th for Falsifying Business Records
On January 10, 2024, former US President Donald Trump will be sentenced in New York for falsifying business records related to hush-money payments to Stormy Daniels; despite the conviction, the judge stated that no jail time will be imposed.
Trump to be Sentenced January 10th for Falsifying Business Records
On January 10, 2024, former US President Donald Trump will be sentenced in New York for falsifying business records related to hush-money payments to Stormy Daniels; despite the conviction, the judge stated that no jail time will be imposed.
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36% Bias Score
Trump Sentencing Set for January 10th
A New York court will sentence Donald Trump on January 10th, ten days before his scheduled inauguration, for illegally concealing \$130,000 in hush-money payments made to a pornographic actress before his presidency, a decision rejecting his claim of presidential immunity.
Trump Sentencing Set for January 10th
A New York court will sentence Donald Trump on January 10th, ten days before his scheduled inauguration, for illegally concealing \$130,000 in hush-money payments made to a pornographic actress before his presidency, a decision rejecting his claim of presidential immunity.
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36% Bias Score
Falling Crime Rates in the UK Despite High-Profile Heists
A recent £10 million jewelry heist in London highlights a surprising trend: overall crime rates in the UK are at their lowest level on record, down 70% for burglaries since 2003, due to improved security and decreased target value, despite public perception of rising crime.
Falling Crime Rates in the UK Despite High-Profile Heists
A recent £10 million jewelry heist in London highlights a surprising trend: overall crime rates in the UK are at their lowest level on record, down 70% for burglaries since 2003, due to improved security and decreased target value, despite public perception of rising crime.
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40% Bias Score
French Arrests of Algerian TikTok Influencers for Terrorism-Related Content
Two Algerian TikTok influencers were arrested in France for posting videos calling for violence; one faces terrorism charges, while the other's charges were upgraded to direct incitement to terrorism after posting a video calling for the burning, killing, and rape of people in France.
French Arrests of Algerian TikTok Influencers for Terrorism-Related Content
Two Algerian TikTok influencers were arrested in France for posting videos calling for violence; one faces terrorism charges, while the other's charges were upgraded to direct incitement to terrorism after posting a video calling for the burning, killing, and rape of people in France.
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32% Bias Score
US Newspapers Adopt 'Right-to-be-Forgotten' Policies for Old Crime Stories
US newspapers are implementing "right-to-be-forgotten" policies, removing names or deleting old crime stories to help the 70 million Americans with past arrests or convictions rebuild their lives, prompted by ethical concerns and societal impacts of persistent online records.
US Newspapers Adopt 'Right-to-be-Forgotten' Policies for Old Crime Stories
US newspapers are implementing "right-to-be-forgotten" policies, removing names or deleting old crime stories to help the 70 million Americans with past arrests or convictions rebuild their lives, prompted by ethical concerns and societal impacts of persistent online records.
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40% Bias Score
Tesla Data Aids Police, Raises Privacy Concerns After Cybertruck Explosion
A Tesla Cybertruck exploded in Las Vegas on New Year's Day, injuring seven and killing the driver. Tesla's data collection aided police in quickly determining the cause of the explosion and tracking the driver's movements across multiple states, highlighting both the benefits and privacy risks of co...
Tesla Data Aids Police, Raises Privacy Concerns After Cybertruck Explosion
A Tesla Cybertruck exploded in Las Vegas on New Year's Day, injuring seven and killing the driver. Tesla's data collection aided police in quickly determining the cause of the explosion and tracking the driver's movements across multiple states, highlighting both the benefits and privacy risks of co...
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48% Bias Score
Trump's Hush-Money Case: Sentencing Set for January 10th
A New York judge will sentence Donald Trump on January 10th for falsifying business records to hide a $130,000 hush-money payment to Stormy Daniels before the 2016 election; the judge indicated he would likely issue a conditional discharge, avoiding jail time, while Trump's spokesperson accused the ...
Trump's Hush-Money Case: Sentencing Set for January 10th
A New York judge will sentence Donald Trump on January 10th for falsifying business records to hide a $130,000 hush-money payment to Stormy Daniels before the 2016 election; the judge indicated he would likely issue a conditional discharge, avoiding jail time, while Trump's spokesperson accused the ...
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52% Bias Score
Oldham Grooming Scandal Sparks Debate Over Inquiry Leadership
Following accusations of inaction in the Oldham grooming gangs scandal, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper defended Jess Phillips, who suggested a local council-led investigation instead of a government-led inquiry, sparking criticism from victims and a call for her imprisonment from Elon Musk.
Oldham Grooming Scandal Sparks Debate Over Inquiry Leadership
Following accusations of inaction in the Oldham grooming gangs scandal, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper defended Jess Phillips, who suggested a local council-led investigation instead of a government-led inquiry, sparking criticism from victims and a call for her imprisonment from Elon Musk.
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56% Bias Score
Fulton County Jail Agrees to Federal Decree to Improve Inhumane Conditions
The US Justice Department and Fulton County, Georgia, agreed to a court-enforceable consent decree to improve jail conditions after a 16-month investigation revealed unconstitutional and inhumane practices resulting in dozens of deaths, including that of Lashawn Thompson, prompting a $300 million in...
Fulton County Jail Agrees to Federal Decree to Improve Inhumane Conditions
The US Justice Department and Fulton County, Georgia, agreed to a court-enforceable consent decree to improve jail conditions after a 16-month investigation revealed unconstitutional and inhumane practices resulting in dozens of deaths, including that of Lashawn Thompson, prompting a $300 million in...
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40% Bias Score
Turkish Student's Death Sparks Foul Play Allegations
The body of 21-year-old Rojin Kabaiş, a Van Yüzüncü Yıl University student missing since September 27th, was found October 15th, 24 kilometers from the university; her death is officially ruled as drowning, but her father alleges murder and a flawed investigation.
Turkish Student's Death Sparks Foul Play Allegations
The body of 21-year-old Rojin Kabaiş, a Van Yüzüncü Yıl University student missing since September 27th, was found October 15th, 24 kilometers from the university; her death is officially ruled as drowning, but her father alleges murder and a flawed investigation.
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56% Bias Score
UK Woman Dies After Botched Gastric Surgery in Turkey
Morgan Ribeiro, a 20-year-old from the UK, died from septic shock after a botched gastric sleeve operation in Turkey, highlighting the dangers of cheap cosmetic surgery abroad, promoted on social media, and prompting calls for tighter regulations to protect vulnerable young people.
UK Woman Dies After Botched Gastric Surgery in Turkey
Morgan Ribeiro, a 20-year-old from the UK, died from septic shock after a botched gastric sleeve operation in Turkey, highlighting the dangers of cheap cosmetic surgery abroad, promoted on social media, and prompting calls for tighter regulations to protect vulnerable young people.
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68% Bias Score
Syrian Security Forces Arrest "Azrael of Saydnaya" in Homs Crackdown
Aous Saloum, nicknamed "Azrael of Saydnaya," a Syrian man accused of killing and torturing prisoners in Saydnaya prison, was arrested in Homs, Syria, during a crackdown on "Assad remnants," following the resurfacing of a video by a deceased activist detailing atrocities committed by a guard with the...
Syrian Security Forces Arrest "Azrael of Saydnaya" in Homs Crackdown
Aous Saloum, nicknamed "Azrael of Saydnaya," a Syrian man accused of killing and torturing prisoners in Saydnaya prison, was arrested in Homs, Syria, during a crackdown on "Assad remnants," following the resurfacing of a video by a deceased activist detailing atrocities committed by a guard with the...
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48% Bias Score