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Smokey Robinson sued for $50 million over sexual assault allegations
Four former Hispanic housekeepers filed a $50 million lawsuit against Motown legend Smokey Robinson and his wife, alleging sexual battery, including rape, false imprisonment, and labor violations, dating back to 2006.
Smokey Robinson sued for $50 million over sexual assault allegations
Four former Hispanic housekeepers filed a $50 million lawsuit against Motown legend Smokey Robinson and his wife, alleging sexual battery, including rape, false imprisonment, and labor violations, dating back to 2006.
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56% Bias Score


Smokey Robinson, Wife Sued for $50 Million Over Sexual Assault and Workplace Violations
Four former housekeepers filed a $50 million lawsuit against Smokey Robinson and his wife in Los Angeles Superior Court on Tuesday, alleging repeated sexual assault, false imprisonment, and workplace violations, including underpayment and lack of rest periods, from 2007 to the present.
Smokey Robinson, Wife Sued for $50 Million Over Sexual Assault and Workplace Violations
Four former housekeepers filed a $50 million lawsuit against Smokey Robinson and his wife in Los Angeles Superior Court on Tuesday, alleging repeated sexual assault, false imprisonment, and workplace violations, including underpayment and lack of rest periods, from 2007 to the present.
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56% Bias Score


Supreme Court Allows Trump's Transgender Military Ban
The Supreme Court temporarily reinstated the Trump administration's ban on transgender individuals serving in the military, reversing lower court decisions, and potentially affecting numerous current and aspiring transgender service members. The case will return to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.
Supreme Court Allows Trump's Transgender Military Ban
The Supreme Court temporarily reinstated the Trump administration's ban on transgender individuals serving in the military, reversing lower court decisions, and potentially affecting numerous current and aspiring transgender service members. The case will return to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.
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44% Bias Score


Prince Harry: UK Return Impossible Due to Security Ruling
Prince Harry's BBC interview details his impossible return to the UK with his family due to a court ruling on his security, highlighting a family dispute and criticism of royal security protocols.
Prince Harry: UK Return Impossible Due to Security Ruling
Prince Harry's BBC interview details his impossible return to the UK with his family due to a court ruling on his security, highlighting a family dispute and criticism of royal security protocols.
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44% Bias Score


Murder Charges Dropped in Acquaro Case Due to Informant Protection
Murder charges against Vincenzo Crupi for the March 2016 killing of Joseph "Pino" Acquaro, a police informant, have been dropped by the Victorian director of public prosecutions due to concerns about revealing the identity of a confidential informant, Informer Z, which would have been required for a...
Murder Charges Dropped in Acquaro Case Due to Informant Protection
Murder charges against Vincenzo Crupi for the March 2016 killing of Joseph "Pino" Acquaro, a police informant, have been dropped by the Victorian director of public prosecutions due to concerns about revealing the identity of a confidential informant, Informer Z, which would have been required for a...
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32% Bias Score


Apple Faces Contempt of Court Charges for Defying App Store Ruling
A US court held Apple in contempt for violating a 2021 order to end anti-competitive App Store practices, potentially criminally charging a manager for perjury; Apple imposed a 27% commission on outside purchases, defying the court's mandate to allow developers to direct users to cheaper alternative...
Apple Faces Contempt of Court Charges for Defying App Store Ruling
A US court held Apple in contempt for violating a 2021 order to end anti-competitive App Store practices, potentially criminally charging a manager for perjury; Apple imposed a 27% commission on outside purchases, defying the court's mandate to allow developers to direct users to cheaper alternative...
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48% Bias Score

Smokey Robinson Faces $50 Million Lawsuit Alleging Sexual Assault and Labor Violations
Four former housekeepers filed a $50 million lawsuit against Smokey Robinson in Los Angeles on May 6, alleging sexual assault, false imprisonment, and labor violations from 2007-2024; Robinson's lawyer called the claims a money grab.

Smokey Robinson Faces $50 Million Lawsuit Alleging Sexual Assault and Labor Violations
Four former housekeepers filed a $50 million lawsuit against Smokey Robinson in Los Angeles on May 6, alleging sexual assault, false imprisonment, and labor violations from 2007-2024; Robinson's lawyer called the claims a money grab.
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52% Bias Score

Smokey Robinson and Wife Sued for $50 Million Over Alleged Sexual Assault and Workplace Violations
Four former housekeepers filed a $50 million lawsuit against Smokey Robinson and his wife in Los Angeles Superior Court on Tuesday, alleging repeated sexual assaults, false imprisonment, and multiple workplace violations, including minimum wage violations and lack of rest periods, dating back to 200...

Smokey Robinson and Wife Sued for $50 Million Over Alleged Sexual Assault and Workplace Violations
Four former housekeepers filed a $50 million lawsuit against Smokey Robinson and his wife in Los Angeles Superior Court on Tuesday, alleging repeated sexual assaults, false imprisonment, and multiple workplace violations, including minimum wage violations and lack of rest periods, dating back to 200...
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68% Bias Score

Mother Flees to Ukraine with Daughter, Evading Russian Authorities for Four Years
Kristina T., a Moscow resident, fled to Ukraine with her 2-year-old daughter in late 2021, taking luxury items and passports; she is now evading Russian and international authorities while denying her husband, Andrey, access to their child, leading to ongoing legal battles and international investig...

Mother Flees to Ukraine with Daughter, Evading Russian Authorities for Four Years
Kristina T., a Moscow resident, fled to Ukraine with her 2-year-old daughter in late 2021, taking luxury items and passports; she is now evading Russian and international authorities while denying her husband, Andrey, access to their child, leading to ongoing legal battles and international investig...
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64% Bias Score

Trump Golf Clubs Maintain Liquor Licenses Amidst Legal Uncertainty
Two New Jersey golf clubs owned by Donald Trump are still serving alcohol despite non-renewed liquor licenses, due to temporary permit extensions, while the state weighs whether his felony conviction disqualifies him.

Trump Golf Clubs Maintain Liquor Licenses Amidst Legal Uncertainty
Two New Jersey golf clubs owned by Donald Trump are still serving alcohol despite non-renewed liquor licenses, due to temporary permit extensions, while the state weighs whether his felony conviction disqualifies him.
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44% Bias Score

Judge Holds Apple in Contempt for Failing to Open App Store
A US federal judge held Apple in contempt of court for failing to comply with a 2021 order to open its iPhone app ecosystem, ordering Apple to stop collecting commissions on transactions outside its App Store and to cease using tactics to dissuade users from third-party app stores; the decision foll...

Judge Holds Apple in Contempt for Failing to Open App Store
A US federal judge held Apple in contempt of court for failing to comply with a 2021 order to open its iPhone app ecosystem, ordering Apple to stop collecting commissions on transactions outside its App Store and to cease using tactics to dissuade users from third-party app stores; the decision foll...
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56% Bias Score

Secret Recording Admitted in Roberts-Smith Defamation Appeal
A secret recording of journalist Nick McKenzie discussing Ben Roberts-Smith's legal strategy with a witness in Roberts-Smith's defamation trial has been admitted as evidence in his appeal, potentially impacting the trial's outcome and raising questions about journalistic ethics.

Secret Recording Admitted in Roberts-Smith Defamation Appeal
A secret recording of journalist Nick McKenzie discussing Ben Roberts-Smith's legal strategy with a witness in Roberts-Smith's defamation trial has been admitted as evidence in his appeal, potentially impacting the trial's outcome and raising questions about journalistic ethics.
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44% Bias Score
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