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70 Child Deaths Expose Failures in Queensland's Child Protection System
A Queensland report details 70 child deaths within the state's child protection system over the past year, citing systemic failures, neglect, and exploitation; one case involved a boy who died homeless after entering care due to parental death and abuse.
70 Child Deaths Expose Failures in Queensland's Child Protection System
A Queensland report details 70 child deaths within the state's child protection system over the past year, citing systemic failures, neglect, and exploitation; one case involved a boy who died homeless after entering care due to parental death and abuse.
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48% Bias Score
Ronan's Law: Tougher Knife Sale Regulations to Curb Youth Access
Ronan's Law, spurred by the 2022 death of 16-year-old Ronan Kanda, mandates retailer reporting of suspicious knife sales, increases penalties for selling to minors to up to two years in prison, and introduces a two-step online verification system to curb illegal knife sales to young people.
Ronan's Law: Tougher Knife Sale Regulations to Curb Youth Access
Ronan's Law, spurred by the 2022 death of 16-year-old Ronan Kanda, mandates retailer reporting of suspicious knife sales, increases penalties for selling to minors to up to two years in prison, and introduces a two-step online verification system to curb illegal knife sales to young people.
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44% Bias Score
UK Introduces Ronan's Law: Stricter Online Knife Sales Regulations
Ronan's Law, named after Ronan Kanda who was murdered with a sword bought online, introduces stricter rules for online knife sales in the UK this spring, including increased penalties for retailers selling knives to minors and a new policing unit to monitor illegal sales on social media.
UK Introduces Ronan's Law: Stricter Online Knife Sales Regulations
Ronan's Law, named after Ronan Kanda who was murdered with a sword bought online, introduces stricter rules for online knife sales in the UK this spring, including increased penalties for retailers selling knives to minors and a new policing unit to monitor illegal sales on social media.
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44% Bias Score
Federal Prosecutor Resigns Over Lack of Evidence in Biden Administration Grant Investigation
Longtime federal prosecutor Denise Cheung resigned on Tuesday rather than follow orders from Trump-appointed officials to initiate a criminal investigation into environmental grants awarded during the Biden administration due to insufficient evidence, highlighting a pattern of resignations amid conc...
Federal Prosecutor Resigns Over Lack of Evidence in Biden Administration Grant Investigation
Longtime federal prosecutor Denise Cheung resigned on Tuesday rather than follow orders from Trump-appointed officials to initiate a criminal investigation into environmental grants awarded during the Biden administration due to insufficient evidence, highlighting a pattern of resignations amid conc...
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52% Bias Score
Trump Administration Seeks Terrorist Designation for Six Drug Cartels
The Trump administration submitted to Congress a list of six drug cartels, including the Venezuelan Tren de Aragua and Mexican cartels like Sinaloa and Jalisco, for designation as foreign terrorist organizations, expanding the government's ability to combat them.
Trump Administration Seeks Terrorist Designation for Six Drug Cartels
The Trump administration submitted to Congress a list of six drug cartels, including the Venezuelan Tren de Aragua and Mexican cartels like Sinaloa and Jalisco, for designation as foreign terrorist organizations, expanding the government's ability to combat them.
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56% Bias Score
Education Department Broadens Ban on Race-Conscious College Policies
The U.S. Department of Education warned colleges they risk losing federal funding if race is considered in any campus policy, citing the Supreme Court's decision in Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard University; compliance assessments begin within 14 days.
Education Department Broadens Ban on Race-Conscious College Policies
The U.S. Department of Education warned colleges they risk losing federal funding if race is considered in any campus policy, citing the Supreme Court's decision in Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard University; compliance assessments begin within 14 days.
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56% Bias Score
Ugandan Judge Accused of Holding Woman as Slave in UK
Ugandan High Court Judge Lydia Mugambe, 49, and Ugandan Deputy High Commissioner John Leonard Mugerwa are accused of conspiring to bring a woman to the UK from Uganda in July 2022 to work as an unpaid domestic servant in Mugambe's Oxfordshire home; police found the woman packing a bag when they arri...
Ugandan Judge Accused of Holding Woman as Slave in UK
Ugandan High Court Judge Lydia Mugambe, 49, and Ugandan Deputy High Commissioner John Leonard Mugerwa are accused of conspiring to bring a woman to the UK from Uganda in July 2022 to work as an unpaid domestic servant in Mugambe's Oxfordshire home; police found the woman packing a bag when they arri...
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32% Bias Score
Top Prosecutor Resigns Amid Trump Administration Pressure
Denise Cheung, a top federal prosecutor, resigned after refusing to initiate a politically motivated criminal probe into a contract awarded during the Biden administration, citing lack of evidence; this follows a series of resignations from the Department of Justice under President Trump, raising co...
Top Prosecutor Resigns Amid Trump Administration Pressure
Denise Cheung, a top federal prosecutor, resigned after refusing to initiate a politically motivated criminal probe into a contract awarded during the Biden administration, citing lack of evidence; this follows a series of resignations from the Department of Justice under President Trump, raising co...
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52% Bias Score
A$AP Rocky Acquitted on Assault Charges
Rapper A$AP Rocky was found not guilty on Tuesday in Los Angeles on two felony assault charges that stemmed from a November 6, 2021 incident where he allegedly shot his former friend, Terell Ephron, during an argument in Hollywood. The jury's decision came after a contentious trial marked by conflic...
A$AP Rocky Acquitted on Assault Charges
Rapper A$AP Rocky was found not guilty on Tuesday in Los Angeles on two felony assault charges that stemmed from a November 6, 2021 incident where he allegedly shot his former friend, Terell Ephron, during an argument in Hollywood. The jury's decision came after a contentious trial marked by conflic...
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40% Bias Score
NYC Mayor Adams Faces Removal Calls After Deputy Mayors Resign
Following the Justice Department's dismissal of corruption charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams, four deputy mayors resigned, prompting Governor Hochul to meet with city leaders to discuss his future, amid calls for his removal and concerns about his ability to govern.
NYC Mayor Adams Faces Removal Calls After Deputy Mayors Resign
Following the Justice Department's dismissal of corruption charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams, four deputy mayors resigned, prompting Governor Hochul to meet with city leaders to discuss his future, amid calls for his removal and concerns about his ability to govern.
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52% Bias Score
House GOP Task Force Aims to Declassify Sensitive Government Documents
Seven House Republicans formed a task force to declassify government secrets related to JFK's assassination, the Epstein client list, COVID-19, UAPs, and 9/11, signaling a conservative-led push for transparency.
House GOP Task Force Aims to Declassify Sensitive Government Documents
Seven House Republicans formed a task force to declassify government secrets related to JFK's assassination, the Epstein client list, COVID-19, UAPs, and 9/11, signaling a conservative-led push for transparency.
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64% Bias Score
New York Governor Considers Removing Mayor Adams Amid Corruption Allegations
New York City Mayor Eric Adams faces potential removal from office by Governor Kathy Hochul following a corruption investigation, the resignation of four deputies, and his cooperation with the Trump administration on immigration enforcement, leading to accusations of a political deal and deep partis...
New York Governor Considers Removing Mayor Adams Amid Corruption Allegations
New York City Mayor Eric Adams faces potential removal from office by Governor Kathy Hochul following a corruption investigation, the resignation of four deputies, and his cooperation with the Trump administration on immigration enforcement, leading to accusations of a political deal and deep partis...
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60% Bias Score
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