Spanish Attorney General Changed Phones Amidst Leak Investigation
The Spanish Civil Guard discovered Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz changed phones a week after a Supreme Court investigation was opened into him for allegedly leaking information related to Madrid's president's partner; a search of his office found two SIM cards in a phone, one in his name and ...
Spanish Attorney General Changed Phones Amidst Leak Investigation
The Spanish Civil Guard discovered Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz changed phones a week after a Supreme Court investigation was opened into him for allegedly leaking information related to Madrid's president's partner; a search of his office found two SIM cards in a phone, one in his name and ...
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40% Bias Score
Rotterdam Shooting Suspect Arrested
A 24-year-old man with a criminal record was arrested in IJsselmonde, Rotterdam, for three fatal shootings targeting elderly men over the past two weeks; a firearm was found at the scene, and a second suspect is also being investigated.
Rotterdam Shooting Suspect Arrested
A 24-year-old man with a criminal record was arrested in IJsselmonde, Rotterdam, for three fatal shootings targeting elderly men over the past two weeks; a firearm was found at the scene, and a second suspect is also being investigated.
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52% Bias Score
Rotterdam Shooting Spree: Suspect Arrested
A 24-year-old man with no fixed address was arrested in Rotterdam on Thursday evening for his suspected involvement in three fatal shootings that occurred in the IJsselmonde district over the past two weeks, resulting in the death of three men aged 58, 63, and 81, respectively; a 30,000 euro reward ...
Rotterdam Shooting Spree: Suspect Arrested
A 24-year-old man with no fixed address was arrested in Rotterdam on Thursday evening for his suspected involvement in three fatal shootings that occurred in the IJsselmonde district over the past two weeks, resulting in the death of three men aged 58, 63, and 81, respectively; a 30,000 euro reward ...
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36% Bias Score
DCSA Uses AI to Streamline Security Clearances, Prioritizing Transparency
The Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA) uses AI to organize data and prioritize threats in the security clearance process for millions of federal employees, focusing on transparency and avoiding AI systems that make independent decisions, to ensure accuracy and mitigate bias.
DCSA Uses AI to Streamline Security Clearances, Prioritizing Transparency
The Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA) uses AI to organize data and prioritize threats in the security clearance process for millions of federal employees, focusing on transparency and avoiding AI systems that make independent decisions, to ensure accuracy and mitigate bias.
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32% Bias Score
Finnish Court Seizes Oil Tanker Eagle S Following Baltic Sea Cable Damage
On Christmas Day, damage to an undersea power cable and four communication cables in the Baltic Sea, including the C-Link1 fiber optic cable connecting Helsinki and Rostock, led to the seizure of the oil tanker Eagle S, suspected of causing the damage with its anchor, raising concerns about potentia...
Finnish Court Seizes Oil Tanker Eagle S Following Baltic Sea Cable Damage
On Christmas Day, damage to an undersea power cable and four communication cables in the Baltic Sea, including the C-Link1 fiber optic cable connecting Helsinki and Rostock, led to the seizure of the oil tanker Eagle S, suspected of causing the damage with its anchor, raising concerns about potentia...
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36% Bias Score
German Court Orders Overhaul of NRW Police Surveillance Law
Germany's Federal Constitutional Court ruled that North Rhine-Westphalia's police law needs revisions regarding long-term surveillance involving photography, deeming the existing criteria too low; the state parliament has until December 2025 to comply, following a case involving a right-wing extremi...
German Court Orders Overhaul of NRW Police Surveillance Law
Germany's Federal Constitutional Court ruled that North Rhine-Westphalia's police law needs revisions regarding long-term surveillance involving photography, deeming the existing criteria too low; the state parliament has until December 2025 to comply, following a case involving a right-wing extremi...
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36% Bias Score
Turkey's Pension Shortfall and Widening Income Inequality
An Istanbul Planning Agency study reveals a 2.7% decrease in retirement pensions' share of total income (18.3% to 15.6%) between 2009-2024, despite an 85.3% increase in retirees; income inequality worsened, impacting the elderly disproportionately, with housing costs a major factor.
Turkey's Pension Shortfall and Widening Income Inequality
An Istanbul Planning Agency study reveals a 2.7% decrease in retirement pensions' share of total income (18.3% to 15.6%) between 2009-2024, despite an 85.3% increase in retirees; income inequality worsened, impacting the elderly disproportionately, with housing costs a major factor.
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28% Bias Score
Rotterdam Arrests Suspect in Triple Homicide
A 24-year-old man with a criminal record was arrested in IJsselmonde, Rotterdam, for three fatal shootings of elderly men over the past two weeks; police had previously checked his identity but lacked sufficient evidence for arrest at the time.
Rotterdam Arrests Suspect in Triple Homicide
A 24-year-old man with a criminal record was arrested in IJsselmonde, Rotterdam, for three fatal shootings of elderly men over the past two weeks; police had previously checked his identity but lacked sufficient evidence for arrest at the time.
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44% Bias Score
Logical Flaws Undermine White Liberals' Fight Against Workplace Racism and Sexism
A study reveals three logical errors—case-inferring, pattern-matching, and failing to consider alternative explanations—that hinder white liberals' efforts to fight racism and sexism in organizations, resulting in false accusations and internal conflict.
Logical Flaws Undermine White Liberals' Fight Against Workplace Racism and Sexism
A study reveals three logical errors—case-inferring, pattern-matching, and failing to consider alternative explanations—that hinder white liberals' efforts to fight racism and sexism in organizations, resulting in false accusations and internal conflict.
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56% Bias Score
FAA Demands Cultural Shift at Boeing After 737 Max Panel Blowout
Following a Boeing 737 Max panel blowout in January 2023, the FAA chief demanded a cultural shift at Boeing prioritizing safety over profits, while implementing stricter oversight including grounding 737 Max jets and increasing factory inspections; Boeing is working on improvements, but the process ...
FAA Demands Cultural Shift at Boeing After 737 Max Panel Blowout
Following a Boeing 737 Max panel blowout in January 2023, the FAA chief demanded a cultural shift at Boeing prioritizing safety over profits, while implementing stricter oversight including grounding 737 Max jets and increasing factory inspections; Boeing is working on improvements, but the process ...
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40% Bias Score
South Korean Police Fail to Arrest Former President Amidst Security Standoff
On January 3rd, a South Korean court attempted to arrest former President Yoon Suk-yeol on insurrection charges, but the Presidential Security Service (PSS), led by Park Jong-joon, blocked the arrest, citing security concerns, despite a six-hour standoff and a valid warrant until January 6th. Hundre...
South Korean Police Fail to Arrest Former President Amidst Security Standoff
On January 3rd, a South Korean court attempted to arrest former President Yoon Suk-yeol on insurrection charges, but the Presidential Security Service (PSS), led by Park Jong-joon, blocked the arrest, citing security concerns, despite a six-hour standoff and a valid warrant until January 6th. Hundre...
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44% Bias Score
Apple to Pay $95 Million in Siri Privacy Lawsuit Settlement
Apple will pay $95 million to settle a class-action lawsuit alleging its Siri voice assistant recorded users' private conversations without consent, sharing them with third parties; the settlement covers tens of millions of users and follows prior allegations of contractor access to private recordin...
Apple to Pay $95 Million in Siri Privacy Lawsuit Settlement
Apple will pay $95 million to settle a class-action lawsuit alleging its Siri voice assistant recorded users' private conversations without consent, sharing them with third parties; the settlement covers tens of millions of users and follows prior allegations of contractor access to private recordin...
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44% Bias Score