Starmer Faces Inquiry Calls Over Grooming Gangs Handling
Sir Keir Starmer faces pressure for a public inquiry into his handling of grooming gangs while director of public prosecutions, following criticism from Elon Musk and calls for an inquiry from Kemi Badenoch and Nigel Farage; Health Secretary Wes Streeting defended the government's actions.
Starmer Faces Inquiry Calls Over Grooming Gangs Handling
Sir Keir Starmer faces pressure for a public inquiry into his handling of grooming gangs while director of public prosecutions, following criticism from Elon Musk and calls for an inquiry from Kemi Badenoch and Nigel Farage; Health Secretary Wes Streeting defended the government's actions.
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60% Bias Score
EU Strengthens Anti-Corruption Efforts; Potential for China-EU Collaboration
The EU recently strengthened its anti-corruption efforts with a new package and directive, while China's experience in combating corruption and promoting meritocracy offers valuable insights for international cooperation, particularly within the Belt and Road Initiative.
EU Strengthens Anti-Corruption Efforts; Potential for China-EU Collaboration
The EU recently strengthened its anti-corruption efforts with a new package and directive, while China's experience in combating corruption and promoting meritocracy offers valuable insights for international cooperation, particularly within the Belt and Road Initiative.
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36% Bias Score
New Orleans Attacker's Videos Reveal Violent Intentions
A U.S. Army veteran deliberately drove into New Year's Day revelers in New Orleans, injuring several; the attacker, Shamsud-Din Jabbar, had previously visited the city and recorded videos expressing violent intentions and affiliation with the Islamic State, prompting concerns about online radicaliza...
New Orleans Attacker's Videos Reveal Violent Intentions
A U.S. Army veteran deliberately drove into New Year's Day revelers in New Orleans, injuring several; the attacker, Shamsud-Din Jabbar, had previously visited the city and recorded videos expressing violent intentions and affiliation with the Islamic State, prompting concerns about online radicaliza...
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20% Bias Score
Welby Resigns as Archbishop of Canterbury Amid Abuse Scandal
Archbishop Justin Welby resigns from his position as Archbishop of Canterbury on Monday, a year early, due to his handling of a major abuse scandal involving John Smyth, who abused over 120 boys. His duties will temporarily be undertaken by the Archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell, who himself faces...
Welby Resigns as Archbishop of Canterbury Amid Abuse Scandal
Archbishop Justin Welby resigns from his position as Archbishop of Canterbury on Monday, a year early, due to his handling of a major abuse scandal involving John Smyth, who abused over 120 boys. His duties will temporarily be undertaken by the Archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell, who himself faces...
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40% Bias Score
China's 2024 Anti-Corruption Campaign: Results and Evolving Challenges
China's 2024 anti-corruption campaign investigated 58 high-ranking officials, sanctioned 433,000 lower-ranking officials, recovered \$2.1 billion in illicit assets, and saw tangible improvements in healthcare costs, while facing challenges from evolving corruption tactics.
China's 2024 Anti-Corruption Campaign: Results and Evolving Challenges
China's 2024 anti-corruption campaign investigated 58 high-ranking officials, sanctioned 433,000 lower-ranking officials, recovered \$2.1 billion in illicit assets, and saw tangible improvements in healthcare costs, while facing challenges from evolving corruption tactics.
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56% Bias Score
Syria: Calls for Justice Rise After Assad's Fall
In post-Assad Syria, demands for justice and accountability are growing, as exemplified by Umm Mazen's quest for information about her missing sons and Lawyer Issa's call for reforming the judiciary; however, the transitional government's initial steps suggest a slow and uncertain path towards compr...
Syria: Calls for Justice Rise After Assad's Fall
In post-Assad Syria, demands for justice and accountability are growing, as exemplified by Umm Mazen's quest for information about her missing sons and Lawyer Issa's call for reforming the judiciary; however, the transitional government's initial steps suggest a slow and uncertain path towards compr...
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44% Bias Score
Passenger's "Bomb" Threat Forces Plane to Return to Sydney
On August 14, 2023, Muhammad Arif's disruptive behavior, including threats involving the word "bomb", forced Malaysia Airlines flight MH122 to return to Sydney, causing over 30 flight cancellations and delays due to a three-hour tarmac delay while emergency services responded.
Passenger's "Bomb" Threat Forces Plane to Return to Sydney
On August 14, 2023, Muhammad Arif's disruptive behavior, including threats involving the word "bomb", forced Malaysia Airlines flight MH122 to return to Sydney, causing over 30 flight cancellations and delays due to a three-hour tarmac delay while emergency services responded.
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44% Bias Score
Biden Criticizes Trump, Signs Social Security Act, Visits New Orleans After Terror Attack
President Biden criticized Donald Trump for posing a "genuine threat to democracy," while signing the Social Security Fairness Act to expand benefits for 3 million public sector retirees and planning a visit to New Orleans after a terrorist attack that killed 14 people.
Biden Criticizes Trump, Signs Social Security Act, Visits New Orleans After Terror Attack
President Biden criticized Donald Trump for posing a "genuine threat to democracy," while signing the Social Security Fairness Act to expand benefits for 3 million public sector retirees and planning a visit to New Orleans after a terrorist attack that killed 14 people.
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40% Bias Score
Unrelated Attacks by Two Army Veterans on New Year's Day
Two separate attacks on New Year's Day—one in New Orleans where an Army veteran drove a truck into a crowd, killing 14, and another in Las Vegas where a Special Forces master sergeant detonated a Tesla Cybertruck, killing himself—were found to be unrelated despite the perpetrators' brief overlap in ...
Unrelated Attacks by Two Army Veterans on New Year's Day
Two separate attacks on New Year's Day—one in New Orleans where an Army veteran drove a truck into a crowd, killing 14, and another in Las Vegas where a Special Forces master sergeant detonated a Tesla Cybertruck, killing himself—were found to be unrelated despite the perpetrators' brief overlap in ...
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36% Bias Score
Sarkozy on Trial: Accused of Libyan Campaign Funding
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is on trial in Paris, accused of receiving millions in illegal campaign funds from Libya's Muammar Gaddafi's regime for his 2007 presidential bid; twelve co-defendants, including ex-ministers, face similar charges, with the trial lasting until April 10th.
Sarkozy on Trial: Accused of Libyan Campaign Funding
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is on trial in Paris, accused of receiving millions in illegal campaign funds from Libya's Muammar Gaddafi's regime for his 2007 presidential bid; twelve co-defendants, including ex-ministers, face similar charges, with the trial lasting until April 10th.
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56% Bias Score
South Korea Seeks to Re-Arrest Impeached President Amidst Controversy
South Korea's anti-corruption agency will seek a warrant extension to re-arrest impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol on Monday following a failed attempt on January 3rd, sparking controversy over the agency's jurisdiction and effectiveness, with the presidential security service vowing to continue bloc...
South Korea Seeks to Re-Arrest Impeached President Amidst Controversy
South Korea's anti-corruption agency will seek a warrant extension to re-arrest impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol on Monday following a failed attempt on January 3rd, sparking controversy over the agency's jurisdiction and effectiveness, with the presidential security service vowing to continue bloc...
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52% Bias Score
Netherlands Publishes Database of WWII Nazi Collaborators
The Netherlands released a database naming 425,000 citizens investigated for Nazi collaboration during WWII; over 150,000 faced legal action, and the database aims to increase public understanding and combat Holocaust denial.
Netherlands Publishes Database of WWII Nazi Collaborators
The Netherlands released a database naming 425,000 citizens investigated for Nazi collaboration during WWII; over 150,000 faced legal action, and the database aims to increase public understanding and combat Holocaust denial.
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28% Bias Score