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Idaho Murders Trial: Judge Bans Use of 'Psychopath,' 'Sociopath'
A judge banned prosecutors from using "psychopath" and "sociopath" in the Idaho student murders trial of Bryan Kohberger, who is accused of stabbing four students to death on November 13, 2022; however, other evidence such as his Amazon purchase history and DNA found on a knife sheath will be admiss...
Idaho Murders Trial: Judge Bans Use of 'Psychopath,' 'Sociopath'
A judge banned prosecutors from using "psychopath" and "sociopath" in the Idaho student murders trial of Bryan Kohberger, who is accused of stabbing four students to death on November 13, 2022; however, other evidence such as his Amazon purchase history and DNA found on a knife sheath will be admiss...
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32% Bias Score
Oughourlian Bolsters Prisa Stake Amid Power Struggle
Prisa's chairman Joseph Oughourlian bought 5.1 million shares on April 1st, costing nearly €2 million, to solidify his position before a shareholder meeting in May where he faces a challenge from Global Alconaba, who are pursuing legal action against Oughourlian's recent capital increase and debt re...
Oughourlian Bolsters Prisa Stake Amid Power Struggle
Prisa's chairman Joseph Oughourlian bought 5.1 million shares on April 1st, costing nearly €2 million, to solidify his position before a shareholder meeting in May where he faces a challenge from Global Alconaba, who are pursuing legal action against Oughourlian's recent capital increase and debt re...
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44% Bias Score
Immigration Lawyer Placed on Leave After Mistaken Deportation
US immigration lawyer Erez Reuveni was put on administrative leave after failing to answer a judge's questions about the mistaken deportation of Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia to El Salvador due to a clerical error; a Maryland judge ordered Abrego Garcia's return by Monday, but the Trump administratio...
Immigration Lawyer Placed on Leave After Mistaken Deportation
US immigration lawyer Erez Reuveni was put on administrative leave after failing to answer a judge's questions about the mistaken deportation of Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia to El Salvador due to a clerical error; a Maryland judge ordered Abrego Garcia's return by Monday, but the Trump administratio...
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40% Bias Score
Vonovia Faces Backlash Over Unlawful Rent Increases in Berlin
Vonovia, Germany's largest residential real estate company, is accused of unlawfully raising rents in Berlin by including factors like proximity to public transport and shops, which are not considered in the rent index, leading to multiple court cases and tenant protests.
Vonovia Faces Backlash Over Unlawful Rent Increases in Berlin
Vonovia, Germany's largest residential real estate company, is accused of unlawfully raising rents in Berlin by including factors like proximity to public transport and shops, which are not considered in the rent index, leading to multiple court cases and tenant protests.
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40% Bias Score
New Lawsuit Accuses Andrew Tate of Assault
Andrew Tate, a controversial social media influencer, is facing a new lawsuit in Los Angeles alleging sexual and physical assault by his ex-girlfriend, Brianna Stern, adding to his ongoing legal battles in Romania involving human trafficking charges.
New Lawsuit Accuses Andrew Tate of Assault
Andrew Tate, a controversial social media influencer, is facing a new lawsuit in Los Angeles alleging sexual and physical assault by his ex-girlfriend, Brianna Stern, adding to his ongoing legal battles in Romania involving human trafficking charges.
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56% Bias Score
NewJeans Battles Agency ADOR in Landmark K-Pop Labor Dispute
South Korean K-pop group NewJeans is in a legal battle with its agency, ADOR, after accusing the company of workplace bullying and mistreatment, leading to a court order halting their independent activities; the group appealed the decision.
NewJeans Battles Agency ADOR in Landmark K-Pop Labor Dispute
South Korean K-pop group NewJeans is in a legal battle with its agency, ADOR, after accusing the company of workplace bullying and mistreatment, leading to a court order halting their independent activities; the group appealed the decision.
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56% Bias Score
Prince Harry Appeals UK Security Downgrade Ruling
Prince Harry is appealing a UK High Court decision to downgrade his security detail during UK visits, arguing the Home Office failed to follow proper procedures and jeopardizes his family's safety; the Home Office counters the change reflects his altered royal status and foreign residence.
Prince Harry Appeals UK Security Downgrade Ruling
Prince Harry is appealing a UK High Court decision to downgrade his security detail during UK visits, arguing the Home Office failed to follow proper procedures and jeopardizes his family's safety; the Home Office counters the change reflects his altered royal status and foreign residence.
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44% Bias Score
COA to Pay Continued Fine for Ter Apel Overcrowding
The Leeuwarden Court of Appeal upheld a €50,000 daily fine against the COA for exceeding the 2,000-person capacity at the Ter Apel asylum reception center, citing the COA's repeated failures to comply and the negative consequences of overcrowding, including heightened tensions and reduced capacity t...
COA to Pay Continued Fine for Ter Apel Overcrowding
The Leeuwarden Court of Appeal upheld a €50,000 daily fine against the COA for exceeding the 2,000-person capacity at the Ter Apel asylum reception center, citing the COA's repeated failures to comply and the negative consequences of overcrowding, including heightened tensions and reduced capacity t...
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28% Bias Score
Judge Blocks Trump Admin's Attempt to End TPS for Venezuelan Nationals
A U.S. District judge in San Francisco temporarily blocked the Trump administration's effort to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for almost 350,000 Venezuelan nationals, citing potential harm and lack of justification, reversing a decision by DHS Secretary Kristi Noem that would have led to poss...
Judge Blocks Trump Admin's Attempt to End TPS for Venezuelan Nationals
A U.S. District judge in San Francisco temporarily blocked the Trump administration's effort to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for almost 350,000 Venezuelan nationals, citing potential harm and lack of justification, reversing a decision by DHS Secretary Kristi Noem that would have led to poss...
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44% Bias Score
DOGE Official Heads U.S. Institute of Peace After Mass Firings
A federal court filing reveals that Nate Cavanaugh, linked to Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency, now leads the U.S. Institute of Peace after a mass firing of nearly all 300 employees and an order to transfer its property, following President Trump's executive order targeting the Instit...
DOGE Official Heads U.S. Institute of Peace After Mass Firings
A federal court filing reveals that Nate Cavanaugh, linked to Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency, now leads the U.S. Institute of Peace after a mass firing of nearly all 300 employees and an order to transfer its property, following President Trump's executive order targeting the Instit...
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48% Bias Score
London Tenants Win £263,555 Rent Repayment from 'Rogue Landlord'
A London tribunal ordered billionaire John Christodoulou to repay £263,555.68 to 46 tenants of two Hackney buildings due to unlicensed and unsafe conditions, highlighting the vulnerability of renters to exploitative landlords.
London Tenants Win £263,555 Rent Repayment from 'Rogue Landlord'
A London tribunal ordered billionaire John Christodoulou to repay £263,555.68 to 46 tenants of two Hackney buildings due to unlicensed and unsafe conditions, highlighting the vulnerability of renters to exploitative landlords.
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52% Bias Score
Mass Terminations at U.S. Institute of Peace Following Controversial Takeover
The U.S. Institute of Peace (USIP) terminated almost all its employees on Friday following a controversial takeover attempt by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and a subsequent lawsuit, leaving a small group to close overseas offices before their termination. A federal judge criticized...
Mass Terminations at U.S. Institute of Peace Following Controversial Takeover
The U.S. Institute of Peace (USIP) terminated almost all its employees on Friday following a controversial takeover attempt by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and a subsequent lawsuit, leaving a small group to close overseas offices before their termination. A federal judge criticized...
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48% Bias Score
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