South Korean President Blocked From Arrest Amid Impeachment Proceedings
On January 3rd, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol's security detail blocked police and prosecutors from arresting him at his Seoul residence, leading to the resignation of the Presidential Security Service chief. A new arrest warrant was issued, and the Constitutional Court will begin impeachment...
South Korean President Blocked From Arrest Amid Impeachment Proceedings
On January 3rd, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol's security detail blocked police and prosecutors from arresting him at his Seoul residence, leading to the resignation of the Presidential Security Service chief. A new arrest warrant was issued, and the Constitutional Court will begin impeachment...
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44% Bias Score
New Orleans Faces Lawsuits After Bourbon Street Terrorist Attack
Dozens of lawsuits target New Orleans city officials and contractors for negligence in security measures that allegedly allowed a terrorist to kill 14 and injure dozens on Bourbon Street on January 1, 2025, during New Year's celebrations.
New Orleans Faces Lawsuits After Bourbon Street Terrorist Attack
Dozens of lawsuits target New Orleans city officials and contractors for negligence in security measures that allegedly allowed a terrorist to kill 14 and injure dozens on Bourbon Street on January 1, 2025, during New Year's celebrations.
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36% Bias Score
Trump-Alito Call Raises Ethical Concerns Amidst Impending Sentencing
Hours before Trump's legal team tried to stop his New York state criminal sentencing, President-elect Trump spoke with Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito, who insists the call only concerned a job candidate; however, the timing and Alito's history raise serious ethical questions.
Trump-Alito Call Raises Ethical Concerns Amidst Impending Sentencing
Hours before Trump's legal team tried to stop his New York state criminal sentencing, President-elect Trump spoke with Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito, who insists the call only concerned a job candidate; however, the timing and Alito's history raise serious ethical questions.
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60% Bias Score
Recidivist Confesses to Murdering 11-Year-Old Girl in Nizhny Tagil
Vladimir Alexandrov, a recidivist in Nizhny Tagil, Russia, confessed to murdering and raping 11-year-old Nastya after her body was found in a flooded basement; her father refuses his apology.
Recidivist Confesses to Murdering 11-Year-Old Girl in Nizhny Tagil
Vladimir Alexandrov, a recidivist in Nizhny Tagil, Russia, confessed to murdering and raping 11-year-old Nastya after her body was found in a flooded basement; her father refuses his apology.
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52% Bias Score
Vietnam's Traffic Reward System: Controversy and Concerns
Vietnam's new traffic regulation offers rewards of up to 5 million VND for reporting violations, but concerns exist regarding potential abuse, lack of payout guidelines, and the creation of a 'reward hunter' profession, impacting social cohesion and potentially exacerbating wealth inequality.
Vietnam's Traffic Reward System: Controversy and Concerns
Vietnam's new traffic regulation offers rewards of up to 5 million VND for reporting violations, but concerns exist regarding potential abuse, lack of payout guidelines, and the creation of a 'reward hunter' profession, impacting social cohesion and potentially exacerbating wealth inequality.
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48% Bias Score
Turkish Police Officer Accused of Leaking Information and Sending False Report to Former Minister
Turkish police officer Serkan Dinçer, currently imprisoned for allegedly leaking information to FETÖ fugitive Cevheri Güven, is accused of sending a false email to former Interior Minister Süleyman Soylu, claiming that former police chief Kerim Altıay leaked information to Sedat Peker regarding a 45...
Turkish Police Officer Accused of Leaking Information and Sending False Report to Former Minister
Turkish police officer Serkan Dinçer, currently imprisoned for allegedly leaking information to FETÖ fugitive Cevheri Güven, is accused of sending a false email to former Interior Minister Süleyman Soylu, claiming that former police chief Kerim Altıay leaked information to Sedat Peker regarding a 45...
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40% Bias Score
Prabowo's Role in Revoking Decree Accusing Sukarno of Treason
Megawati Soekarnoputri thanked President Prabowo Subianto for his role in the revocation of the 1967 decree that accused Sukarno of treason, following a formal request from the MPR leadership, clearing Sukarno's name and addressing a long-standing historical injustice.
Prabowo's Role in Revoking Decree Accusing Sukarno of Treason
Megawati Soekarnoputri thanked President Prabowo Subianto for his role in the revocation of the 1967 decree that accused Sukarno of treason, following a formal request from the MPR leadership, clearing Sukarno's name and addressing a long-standing historical injustice.
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40% Bias Score
Turkish DEM Party Officials Detained in Mersin; Trustee Appointment Possible
On January 10, 2025, Mersin's Akdeniz district's DEM Party co-mayors and four council members were detained due to a 2024 investigation into alleged offenses including "terrorist organization propaganda"; nine municipalities have had trustees appointed since the March 31, 2024, local elections.
Turkish DEM Party Officials Detained in Mersin; Trustee Appointment Possible
On January 10, 2025, Mersin's Akdeniz district's DEM Party co-mayors and four council members were detained due to a 2024 investigation into alleged offenses including "terrorist organization propaganda"; nine municipalities have had trustees appointed since the March 31, 2024, local elections.
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56% Bias Score
Court Verdicts, Wildfires, and Trump Case
Courts in Amsterdam, New York, and Groningen issue verdicts today in high-profile cases involving Ridouan Taghi, Donald Trump, and the 2002 murder of Gerard Meesters, while wildfires in Los Angeles cause widespread devastation.
Court Verdicts, Wildfires, and Trump Case
Courts in Amsterdam, New York, and Groningen issue verdicts today in high-profile cases involving Ridouan Taghi, Donald Trump, and the 2002 murder of Gerard Meesters, while wildfires in Los Angeles cause widespread devastation.
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16% Bias Score
Kenya Declares Suicide Law Unconstitutional
Kenya's Supreme Court declared Article 226 of the Penal Code, criminalizing suicide, unconstitutional, citing violations of fundamental human rights, particularly for those with mental health issues; the decision followed a petition by the Kenya National Human Rights Commission.
Kenya Declares Suicide Law Unconstitutional
Kenya's Supreme Court declared Article 226 of the Penal Code, criminalizing suicide, unconstitutional, citing violations of fundamental human rights, particularly for those with mental health issues; the decision followed a petition by the Kenya National Human Rights Commission.
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32% Bias Score
New Orleans Faces Lawsuits After Deadly Bourbon Street Attack, Security Failures Exposed
Fourteen crosses mark the entrance to Bourbon Street a week after a deadly terror attack, prompting lawsuits against New Orleans for negligence in failing to maintain adequate vehicle barriers despite prior warnings and malfunctioning security measures.
New Orleans Faces Lawsuits After Deadly Bourbon Street Attack, Security Failures Exposed
Fourteen crosses mark the entrance to Bourbon Street a week after a deadly terror attack, prompting lawsuits against New Orleans for negligence in failing to maintain adequate vehicle barriers despite prior warnings and malfunctioning security measures.
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44% Bias Score
South Korean Security Chief Urges Against Violence in Impeached President's Arrest
South Korea's Presidential Security Service chief, Park Chong-jun, urged against violence during a planned second arrest attempt of impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol over his disputed martial law declaration, while facing questioning for allegedly obstructing investigators.
South Korean Security Chief Urges Against Violence in Impeached President's Arrest
South Korea's Presidential Security Service chief, Park Chong-jun, urged against violence during a planned second arrest attempt of impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol over his disputed martial law declaration, while facing questioning for allegedly obstructing investigators.
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40% Bias Score