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Lehrmann Rape Trial Application Dismissed
Bruce Lehrmann's solicitor withdrew a bid to stop his rape trial in Toowoomba District Court after failing to prove Queensland police illegally recorded conversations; the trial is expected to commence by July 31.
Lehrmann Rape Trial Application Dismissed
Bruce Lehrmann's solicitor withdrew a bid to stop his rape trial in Toowoomba District Court after failing to prove Queensland police illegally recorded conversations; the trial is expected to commence by July 31.
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44% Bias Score
Trump's Name Appears in Epstein Files, Sparking Congressional Subpoena
President Trump's name appeared "multiple times" in Jeffrey Epstein's files, prompting a congressional subpoena for Ghislaine Maxwell and raising questions about the administration's decision not to release the documents, despite prior promises; a Florida judge denied a request to release related gr...
Trump's Name Appears in Epstein Files, Sparking Congressional Subpoena
President Trump's name appeared "multiple times" in Jeffrey Epstein's files, prompting a congressional subpoena for Ghislaine Maxwell and raising questions about the administration's decision not to release the documents, despite prior promises; a Florida judge denied a request to release related gr...
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60% Bias Score
Harvard Battles Trump Administration Over $2 Billion in Frozen Research Funding
Harvard University is fighting a Trump administration lawsuit to restore over $2 billion in federal research funding frozen due to alleged insufficient responses to campus antisemitism; the university claims this violates its First Amendment rights and Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.
Harvard Battles Trump Administration Over $2 Billion in Frozen Research Funding
Harvard University is fighting a Trump administration lawsuit to restore over $2 billion in federal research funding frozen due to alleged insufficient responses to campus antisemitism; the university claims this violates its First Amendment rights and Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.
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52% Bias Score
AfD Accuses Brandenburg Minister of Deception Over Right-Wing Extremism Classification
The Brandenburg AfD accuses Interior Minister René Wilke of deception regarding the publication of its classification as a right-wing extremist organization by the domestic intelligence agency, which the Minister denies, citing the AfD's own actions as the cause of the non-publication.
AfD Accuses Brandenburg Minister of Deception Over Right-Wing Extremism Classification
The Brandenburg AfD accuses Interior Minister René Wilke of deception regarding the publication of its classification as a right-wing extremist organization by the domestic intelligence agency, which the Minister denies, citing the AfD's own actions as the cause of the non-publication.
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48% Bias Score
HSBC Trader Acquitted After Nine-Year Legal Battle
A US court overturned the conviction of former HSBC trader Mark Johnson for allegedly manipulating foreign exchange rates in 2017, ending a nine-year legal battle after a law used to prosecute him was overturned; the case involved a $3.5 billion trade for Cairn Energy.
HSBC Trader Acquitted After Nine-Year Legal Battle
A US court overturned the conviction of former HSBC trader Mark Johnson for allegedly manipulating foreign exchange rates in 2017, ending a nine-year legal battle after a law used to prosecute him was overturned; the case involved a $3.5 billion trade for Cairn Energy.
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44% Bias Score
Maxwell Appeals Conviction, Sparking Republican Divide Over Epstein Documents
Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's associate, was sentenced to 20 years for sex trafficking in 2022 and is appealing her conviction, citing a broken non-prosecution agreement; this sparked a political debate among Republicans regarding the release of related documents, with some demanding transpar...
Maxwell Appeals Conviction, Sparking Republican Divide Over Epstein Documents
Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's associate, was sentenced to 20 years for sex trafficking in 2022 and is appealing her conviction, citing a broken non-prosecution agreement; this sparked a political debate among Republicans regarding the release of related documents, with some demanding transpar...
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64% Bias Score
Legal Standoff over New Jersey US Attorney Appointment
A power struggle is underway in New Jersey over the replacement of US Attorney Alina Habba, with interim appointee Desiree Leigh Grace vowing to assume the position despite being fired by the Justice Department after her appointment by federal judges due to the Senate's slow confirmation process of ...
Legal Standoff over New Jersey US Attorney Appointment
A power struggle is underway in New Jersey over the replacement of US Attorney Alina Habba, with interim appointee Desiree Leigh Grace vowing to assume the position despite being fired by the Justice Department after her appointment by federal judges due to the Senate's slow confirmation process of ...
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52% Bias Score
Florida AG Investigates Vero Beach Vice Mayor Over Drag Show
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier is investigating Vero Beach Vice Mayor Linda Moore for a Pride Tea Dance at her bar, the Kilted Mermaid, that allegedly exposed children to a "sexualized performance," despite the event's advertised "all ages welcome" policy and Moore's claim of separating fam...
Florida AG Investigates Vero Beach Vice Mayor Over Drag Show
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier is investigating Vero Beach Vice Mayor Linda Moore for a Pride Tea Dance at her bar, the Kilted Mermaid, that allegedly exposed children to a "sexualized performance," despite the event's advertised "all ages welcome" policy and Moore's claim of separating fam...
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64% Bias Score
Harvard Sues Trump Administration Over $2.6 Billion in Funding Cuts
The Trump administration cut $2.6 billion in federal research funding for Harvard University, leading to a lawsuit from Harvard claiming the cuts are an illegal attempt to assert federal control over the university; the administration counters that Harvard violated its antisemitism order.
Harvard Sues Trump Administration Over $2.6 Billion in Funding Cuts
The Trump administration cut $2.6 billion in federal research funding for Harvard University, leading to a lawsuit from Harvard claiming the cuts are an illegal attempt to assert federal control over the university; the administration counters that Harvard violated its antisemitism order.
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60% Bias Score
Call of Duty Lawsuit: Families Sue Activision Over Robb Elementary Shooting
Families of victims of the Robb Elementary School shooting sued Activision and Meta, alleging their promotion of Call of Duty contributed to the tragedy; Activision's lawyer argued First Amendment protection, while the families countered that in-game marketing of weapons to minors constituted neglig...
Call of Duty Lawsuit: Families Sue Activision Over Robb Elementary Shooting
Families of victims of the Robb Elementary School shooting sued Activision and Meta, alleging their promotion of Call of Duty contributed to the tragedy; Activision's lawyer argued First Amendment protection, while the families countered that in-game marketing of weapons to minors constituted neglig...
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36% Bias Score
Hamburg Sternbrücke Neubau Faces Legal Challenge: Activism Impacts Future Planning"
In Hamburg, Germany, the Sternbrückeninitiative is challenging the planned Neubau of the Sternbrücke, citing concerns over the design and lack of public participation. Despite facing potential legal defeat, the initiative has influenced future public participation processes in urban planning, showca...
Hamburg Sternbrücke Neubau Faces Legal Challenge: Activism Impacts Future Planning"
In Hamburg, Germany, the Sternbrückeninitiative is challenging the planned Neubau of the Sternbrücke, citing concerns over the design and lack of public participation. Despite facing potential legal defeat, the initiative has influenced future public participation processes in urban planning, showca...
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52% Bias Score
Berlin Court Orders Schlesinger to Pay RBB Damages
A Berlin court ruled that former RBB head Patricia Schlesinger must pay at least €24,000 in damages for misuse of company cars and travel expenses, with further claims totaling €1.7 million for unauthorized payments still pending; Schlesinger also won a separate claim for €18,300 in severance pay.
Berlin Court Orders Schlesinger to Pay RBB Damages
A Berlin court ruled that former RBB head Patricia Schlesinger must pay at least €24,000 in damages for misuse of company cars and travel expenses, with further claims totaling €1.7 million for unauthorized payments still pending; Schlesinger also won a separate claim for €18,300 in severance pay.
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32% Bias Score
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