Menendez Brothers' Resentencing Delayed Amidst New Evidence Review
Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman is reviewing the Menendez brothers' petition for release from life imprisonment after new evidence of their father's sexual abuse emerged; a judge delayed their resentencing hearing to January 2025 to allow for a thorough review.
Menendez Brothers' Resentencing Delayed Amidst New Evidence Review
Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman is reviewing the Menendez brothers' petition for release from life imprisonment after new evidence of their father's sexual abuse emerged; a judge delayed their resentencing hearing to January 2025 to allow for a thorough review.
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40% Bias Score
Protective Order Sought in Case Against Accused Drug Lord Ryan Wedding
Former Canadian Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding, 43, is accused of leading an international drug-trafficking ring, ordering several killings, including the November 20, 2023, murders of Jagtar Singh and Harbhajan Kaur Sidhu in Ontario, Canada; eight Canadian accomplices were arrested in October; U....
Protective Order Sought in Case Against Accused Drug Lord Ryan Wedding
Former Canadian Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding, 43, is accused of leading an international drug-trafficking ring, ordering several killings, including the November 20, 2023, murders of Jagtar Singh and Harbhajan Kaur Sidhu in Ontario, Canada; eight Canadian accomplices were arrested in October; U....
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48% Bias Score
Madrid Police Dismantle Human Trafficking Ring, Rescue 11 Women
Spanish National Police in Madrid busted a human trafficking and forced prostitution ring, arresting nine women and three men, and rescuing 11 women who were subjected to extreme abuse and exploitation in six apartments across the city.
Madrid Police Dismantle Human Trafficking Ring, Rescue 11 Women
Spanish National Police in Madrid busted a human trafficking and forced prostitution ring, arresting nine women and three men, and rescuing 11 women who were subjected to extreme abuse and exploitation in six apartments across the city.
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28% Bias Score
Kentucky Judge Shot Dead in Chambers by Former Bailiff
Kentucky District Judge Kevin Mullins was shot and killed in his chambers on September 19 by his former bailiff and then-sheriff, Shawn "Mickey" Stines, who pleaded not guilty to murder but admitted to the shooting; the incident followed allegations of sexual misconduct involving Stines's deputy and...
Kentucky Judge Shot Dead in Chambers by Former Bailiff
Kentucky District Judge Kevin Mullins was shot and killed in his chambers on September 19 by his former bailiff and then-sheriff, Shawn "Mickey" Stines, who pleaded not guilty to murder but admitted to the shooting; the incident followed allegations of sexual misconduct involving Stines's deputy and...
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64% Bias Score
Spain's Substitute Judge Crisis: Instability, Inequality, and EU Scrutiny
In Spain, 913 substitute judges, mostly women, face unstable employment and inadequate benefits, highlighting systemic issues within the judicial system and raising EU compliance concerns.
Spain's Substitute Judge Crisis: Instability, Inequality, and EU Scrutiny
In Spain, 913 substitute judges, mostly women, face unstable employment and inadequate benefits, highlighting systemic issues within the judicial system and raising EU compliance concerns.
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Church Launches Compensation Plan for Clerical Abuse Victims
The Spanish Catholic Church launched a new plan to compensate victims of clerical sexual abuse, despite prior refusal to do so, creating a commission to review cases and offer reparations. However, the plan faces criticism for its lack of independence, transparency, and potential for further delayin...
Spanish Church Launches Compensation Plan for Clerical Abuse Victims
The Spanish Catholic Church launched a new plan to compensate victims of clerical sexual abuse, despite prior refusal to do so, creating a commission to review cases and offer reparations. However, the plan faces criticism for its lack of independence, transparency, and potential for further delayin...
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52% Bias Score
Trump Ordered to Pay \$10,000 Daily Fine for Defying Subpoena
A New York judge has ordered former US President Donald Trump to pay a \$10,000 daily fine for refusing to provide financial documents to the New York attorney general's office investigating potential tax fraud by the Trump Organization; the fine will continue until compliance.
Trump Ordered to Pay \$10,000 Daily Fine for Defying Subpoena
A New York judge has ordered former US President Donald Trump to pay a \$10,000 daily fine for refusing to provide financial documents to the New York attorney general's office investigating potential tax fraud by the Trump Organization; the fine will continue until compliance.
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40% Bias Score
Failed Arrest Attempt of South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol Amidst Protests
South Korean police failed to arrest President Yoon Suk Yeol yesterday following a six-hour standoff at his residence, amidst protests from both supporters and opponents, after his impeachment by parliament on December 14th for insurrection charges stemming from a short-lived December 3rd martial la...
Failed Arrest Attempt of South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol Amidst Protests
South Korean police failed to arrest President Yoon Suk Yeol yesterday following a six-hour standoff at his residence, amidst protests from both supporters and opponents, after his impeachment by parliament on December 14th for insurrection charges stemming from a short-lived December 3rd martial la...
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48% Bias Score
Former Soldier Indicted for Attempted Hizballah Affiliation and Anti-Semitic Threats
A former US Army soldier and dual US-Irish citizen, Jack Molloy, was indicted in Pittsburgh on Thursday for attempting to join the terrorist organization Hizballah, lying to the FBI about his intentions, and expressing his hatred towards Jews, which included a plan to kill Jews according to messages...
Former Soldier Indicted for Attempted Hizballah Affiliation and Anti-Semitic Threats
A former US Army soldier and dual US-Irish citizen, Jack Molloy, was indicted in Pittsburgh on Thursday for attempting to join the terrorist organization Hizballah, lying to the FBI about his intentions, and expressing his hatred towards Jews, which included a plan to kill Jews according to messages...
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48% Bias Score
Guatemalan Genocide: Setbacks in Justice for Ixil Mayan Victims
José Silvio Tay, a Guatemalan Mayan survivor of the 1981-1983 genocide, recounts his family's displacement and his current work with AJR to find the disappeared and advocate for justice, highlighting recent setbacks in legal proceedings against former military officials.
Guatemalan Genocide: Setbacks in Justice for Ixil Mayan Victims
José Silvio Tay, a Guatemalan Mayan survivor of the 1981-1983 genocide, recounts his family's displacement and his current work with AJR to find the disappeared and advocate for justice, highlighting recent setbacks in legal proceedings against former military officials.
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32% Bias Score
Spanish Courts to Decide Fate of Key Political Figures in 2025"
Multiple high-profile court cases in Spain involving government officials, opposition figures, and even the Attorney General are set to dominate the political agenda in 2025, with potential impacts ranging from corruption investigations to challenges to the legitimacy of political figures.
Spanish Courts to Decide Fate of Key Political Figures in 2025"
Multiple high-profile court cases in Spain involving government officials, opposition figures, and even the Attorney General are set to dominate the political agenda in 2025, with potential impacts ranging from corruption investigations to challenges to the legitimacy of political figures.
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48% Bias Score
PSS Blocks Arrest of Impeached South Korean President
On January 4th, South Korea's Presidential Security Service (PSS) blocked the Corruption Investigation Office for High-ranking Officials (CIO) from arresting impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol, leading to a six-hour standoff involving approximately 200 people and prompting calls for the PSS chief's a...
PSS Blocks Arrest of Impeached South Korean President
On January 4th, South Korea's Presidential Security Service (PSS) blocked the Corruption Investigation Office for High-ranking Officials (CIO) from arresting impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol, leading to a six-hour standoff involving approximately 200 people and prompting calls for the PSS chief's a...
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52% Bias Score