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Greek Systemic Failures in Traffic Enforcement and Emergency Response Result in Deaths
Two separate incidents in Greece highlight systemic failures: a drunk driver, with a revoked license, caused a fatal accident; and a delayed emergency response, due to incorrect routing of a citizen's call, likely contributed to another fatal accident.
Greek Systemic Failures in Traffic Enforcement and Emergency Response Result in Deaths
Two separate incidents in Greece highlight systemic failures: a drunk driver, with a revoked license, caused a fatal accident; and a delayed emergency response, due to incorrect routing of a citizen's call, likely contributed to another fatal accident.
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52% Bias Score
Dutch Motorcycle Club Ban: Rise of Smaller Gangs, Increased Violence
The ban on large Dutch motorcycle clubs has led to a rise in smaller clubs, resulting in a three-fold increase in violence-related suspicions among their members, though visible intimidation has decreased, making monitoring more difficult.
Dutch Motorcycle Club Ban: Rise of Smaller Gangs, Increased Violence
The ban on large Dutch motorcycle clubs has led to a rise in smaller clubs, resulting in a three-fold increase in violence-related suspicions among their members, though visible intimidation has decreased, making monitoring more difficult.
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40% 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
Madrid Squatting Cases Reignite Political Debate
Recent high-profile squatting cases in Madrid, including the occupation of luxury apartments and a million-euro home, have intensified the political debate, contrasting with the government's earlier downplaying of the issue; the city council is advocating for rapid eviction legislation.
Madrid Squatting Cases Reignite Political Debate
Recent high-profile squatting cases in Madrid, including the occupation of luxury apartments and a million-euro home, have intensified the political debate, contrasting with the government's earlier downplaying of the issue; the city council is advocating for rapid eviction legislation.
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48% Bias Score
Bill Introduced to Abolish ATF, Citing Second Amendment Concerns
Reps. Boebert and Burlison introduced a bill to abolish the ATF, citing Second Amendment violations; the bill has seven co-sponsors, and ATF argues it benefits the public by fighting violent crime.
Bill Introduced to Abolish ATF, Citing Second Amendment Concerns
Reps. Boebert and Burlison introduced a bill to abolish the ATF, citing Second Amendment violations; the bill has seven co-sponsors, and ATF argues it benefits the public by fighting violent crime.
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56% Bias Score
Vietnam's Controversial New Traffic Fines: A 50-Fold Increase Sparks Public Outcry
Vietnam's new traffic law, effective January 1, 2025, increases fines significantly, with some reaching 100 million VND (approximately 4,167 USD), leading to immediate public backlash and concerns about its impact on low-income citizens and potential corruption.
Vietnam's Controversial New Traffic Fines: A 50-Fold Increase Sparks Public Outcry
Vietnam's new traffic law, effective January 1, 2025, increases fines significantly, with some reaching 100 million VND (approximately 4,167 USD), leading to immediate public backlash and concerns about its impact on low-income citizens and potential corruption.
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48% Bias Score
Moscow Man Arrested for 2010 Salekhard Rape
A Moscow man was arrested in Salekhard for the 2010 rape of a 15-year-old girl; his DNA, collected at the time, was matched to him recently, leading to his arrest and an upcoming trial in January 2025.
Moscow Man Arrested for 2010 Salekhard Rape
A Moscow man was arrested in Salekhard for the 2010 rape of a 15-year-old girl; his DNA, collected at the time, was matched to him recently, leading to his arrest and an upcoming trial in January 2025.
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52% Bias Score
Sachsen Police Officer Killed in the Line of Duty
On January 7th, 2024, Sachsen police officer Maximilian Stoppa was killed in Lauchhammer, Brandenburg, while attempting to stop suspected car thieves with a Stop-Stick; a 37-year-old driver is in custody, and colleagues nationwide held a minute of silence in his memory.
Sachsen Police Officer Killed in the Line of Duty
On January 7th, 2024, Sachsen police officer Maximilian Stoppa was killed in Lauchhammer, Brandenburg, while attempting to stop suspected car thieves with a Stop-Stick; a 37-year-old driver is in custody, and colleagues nationwide held a minute of silence in his memory.
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24% Bias Score
Chicago Police Detective Fatally Shot Responding to Call
Chicago Police Detective Allan Reddins, 40, was fatally shot on Black Friday outside the Oak Park Public Library by Jerrell Thomas, 37, who is now charged with 56 felonies including first-degree murder, after a confrontation captured on bodycam footage.
Chicago Police Detective Fatally Shot Responding to Call
Chicago Police Detective Allan Reddins, 40, was fatally shot on Black Friday outside the Oak Park Public Library by Jerrell Thomas, 37, who is now charged with 56 felonies including first-degree murder, after a confrontation captured on bodycam footage.
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32% Bias Score
German Court Allows Use of FBI-Supplied Anom Phone Data as Evidence
The German Federal Court of Justice ruled that data from encrypted Anom phones, obtained by the FBI and provided to German authorities, is admissible as evidence in criminal investigations, leading to over 830 investigations, 378 arrests, and 279 convictions related to organized crime, including dru...
German Court Allows Use of FBI-Supplied Anom Phone Data as Evidence
The German Federal Court of Justice ruled that data from encrypted Anom phones, obtained by the FBI and provided to German authorities, is admissible as evidence in criminal investigations, leading to over 830 investigations, 378 arrests, and 279 convictions related to organized crime, including dru...
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52% Bias Score
Seattle Officer Fired, Faces \$110 Million Lawsuit After Fatal Crosswalk Crash
Seattle Police Officer Kevin Dave was fired and faces an \$110 million lawsuit for fatally striking a college student while responding to an overdose call; he was driving 63mph in a 25mph zone with emergency lights but no siren, violating multiple SPD policies, and a fellow officer made insensitive ...
Seattle Officer Fired, Faces \$110 Million Lawsuit After Fatal Crosswalk Crash
Seattle Police Officer Kevin Dave was fired and faces an \$110 million lawsuit for fatally striking a college student while responding to an overdose call; he was driving 63mph in a 25mph zone with emergency lights but no siren, violating multiple SPD policies, and a fellow officer made insensitive ...
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48% Bias Score
Italian Resident Arrested for Repeated Shootings at Apartment Buildings
A licensed firearm owner in Varedo, Italy, was arrested for repeatedly shooting at buildings with various firearms and air rifles, causing damage to multiple apartment buildings between June 2023 and December 2023, after numerous resident complaints.
Italian Resident Arrested for Repeated Shootings at Apartment Buildings
A licensed firearm owner in Varedo, Italy, was arrested for repeatedly shooting at buildings with various firearms and air rifles, causing damage to multiple apartment buildings between June 2023 and December 2023, after numerous resident complaints.
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56% Bias Score
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