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Spain to Expropriate Land for Algarrobico Hotel Demolition
The Spanish government announced the imminent expropriation of land under the Algarrobico hotel in Carboneras, Spain, to facilitate its demolition after years of legal battles, aiming for completion within five months, despite local opposition and potential compensation claims.
Spain to Expropriate Land for Algarrobico Hotel Demolition
The Spanish government announced the imminent expropriation of land under the Algarrobico hotel in Carboneras, Spain, to facilitate its demolition after years of legal battles, aiming for completion within five months, despite local opposition and potential compensation claims.
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56% Bias Score
Valgrande Development Plan Blocked by Court; Environmental Concerns Remain
The Alcobendas city council's plan to build 8,600 homes in Valgrande, a 220-hectare ecologically significant area, is currently blocked by the Madrid High Court of Justice due to high-tension power lines; however, the council is pursuing a new plan despite this legal challenge and concerns from resi...
Valgrande Development Plan Blocked by Court; Environmental Concerns Remain
The Alcobendas city council's plan to build 8,600 homes in Valgrande, a 220-hectare ecologically significant area, is currently blocked by the Madrid High Court of Justice due to high-tension power lines; however, the council is pursuing a new plan despite this legal challenge and concerns from resi...
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16% Bias Score
Musk Sues OpenAI, Challenging For-Profit Conversion
Elon Musk sued OpenAI, alleging breach of its nonprofit aims after investing $45 million, and is seeking a court order to block its for-profit conversion; a judge expressed concerns, and the case may proceed to trial.
Musk Sues OpenAI, Challenging For-Profit Conversion
Elon Musk sued OpenAI, alleging breach of its nonprofit aims after investing $45 million, and is seeking a court order to block its for-profit conversion; a judge expressed concerns, and the case may proceed to trial.
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44% Bias Score
Trump Wins Legal Battle Against Pulitzer Prize Board, Discovery to Proceed
A Florida judge denied the Pulitzer Prize Board's motion for a protective order in President Trump's defamation lawsuit, allowing discovery to proceed into internal communications concerning their 2018 award to The New York Times and The Washington Post for reporting on the now-debunked Russiagate t...
Trump Wins Legal Battle Against Pulitzer Prize Board, Discovery to Proceed
A Florida judge denied the Pulitzer Prize Board's motion for a protective order in President Trump's defamation lawsuit, allowing discovery to proceed into internal communications concerning their 2018 award to The New York Times and The Washington Post for reporting on the now-debunked Russiagate t...
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60% Bias Score
Shein Countersues The Iconic in Australian Trademark Dispute
Shein countersued The Iconic in Australia over trademark infringement for the similar names "Dazie" and "Dazy," highlighting the intense competition between the ultra-fast fashion giant and established local retailers; Shein's 2023 Australian sales reached nearly $1 billion, exceeding The Iconic's t...
Shein Countersues The Iconic in Australian Trademark Dispute
Shein countersued The Iconic in Australia over trademark infringement for the similar names "Dazie" and "Dazy," highlighting the intense competition between the ultra-fast fashion giant and established local retailers; Shein's 2023 Australian sales reached nearly $1 billion, exceeding The Iconic's t...
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40% Bias Score
NY Doctor Indicted for Mailing Abortion Pills to Louisiana Minor
A Louisiana grand jury indicted New York doctor Margaret Carpenter and a mother for criminal abortion after Carpenter allegedly sent abortion pills via telehealth to the mother's underage daughter, resulting in a medical emergency; this case is the first known instance of criminal charges against a ...
NY Doctor Indicted for Mailing Abortion Pills to Louisiana Minor
A Louisiana grand jury indicted New York doctor Margaret Carpenter and a mother for criminal abortion after Carpenter allegedly sent abortion pills via telehealth to the mother's underage daughter, resulting in a medical emergency; this case is the first known instance of criminal charges against a ...
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Legal Battle Ensues Over Prince Andrew Aide's Witness Statement in Chinese Spy Case
Lawyers for Dominic Hampshire, an aide to Prince Andrew, are preventing the release of his witness statement supporting Yang Tengbo, a businessman accused of being a Chinese spy, due to its "highly sensitive" details of business dealings with a UK government agency and its inclusion in Yang's unsucc...
Legal Battle Ensues Over Prince Andrew Aide's Witness Statement in Chinese Spy Case
Lawyers for Dominic Hampshire, an aide to Prince Andrew, are preventing the release of his witness statement supporting Yang Tengbo, a businessman accused of being a Chinese spy, due to its "highly sensitive" details of business dealings with a UK government agency and its inclusion in Yang's unsucc...
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40% Bias Score
Lawsuit Challenges Trump's Ban on Transgender Healthcare Funding for Minors
LGBTQ+ advocates and families sued the Trump administration for banning federal funding of transgender healthcare for minors, citing the executive order as unconstitutional and causing immediate disruptions in care, while a legal expert predicts further legal challenges.
Lawsuit Challenges Trump's Ban on Transgender Healthcare Funding for Minors
LGBTQ+ advocates and families sued the Trump administration for banning federal funding of transgender healthcare for minors, citing the executive order as unconstitutional and causing immediate disruptions in care, while a legal expert predicts further legal challenges.
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80% Bias Score
Judge Grants Church Control Over Proud Boys' Name and Branding After Vandalism
A Washington D.C. judge ruled that the Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church can control the use of the Proud Boys name and logos after the group's members vandalized the church in December 2020; this follows a $2.8 million judgment against the Proud Boys for the attack, which stemmed from...
Judge Grants Church Control Over Proud Boys' Name and Branding After Vandalism
A Washington D.C. judge ruled that the Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church can control the use of the Proud Boys name and logos after the group's members vandalized the church in December 2020; this follows a $2.8 million judgment against the Proud Boys for the attack, which stemmed from...
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Five Turkish Lieutenants Expelled After Nationalist Graduation Ceremony
Five Turkish army lieutenants were expelled from the TSK for participating in a post-graduation ceremony involving a saber dance and recitation of the Officer's Oath, with their lawyers denying involvement in releasing photos of them at Anıtkabir and threatening legal action against those who did.
Five Turkish Lieutenants Expelled After Nationalist Graduation Ceremony
Five Turkish army lieutenants were expelled from the TSK for participating in a post-graduation ceremony involving a saber dance and recitation of the Officer's Oath, with their lawyers denying involvement in releasing photos of them at Anıtkabir and threatening legal action against those who did.
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56% Bias Score
Medical Examiner Reverses Ruling in 2011 Teacher Stabbing Death
A Philadelphia medical examiner reversed his ruling on the death of Ellen Greenberg, a 27-year-old teacher found stabbed to death in 2011, changing it from suicide to 'something other than suicide' due to new evidence, impacting a civil lawsuit against the city.
Medical Examiner Reverses Ruling in 2011 Teacher Stabbing Death
A Philadelphia medical examiner reversed his ruling on the death of Ellen Greenberg, a 27-year-old teacher found stabbed to death in 2011, changing it from suicide to 'something other than suicide' due to new evidence, impacting a civil lawsuit against the city.
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64% Bias Score
NY Doctor Indicted in Louisiana for Telemedicine Abortion
A New York doctor, Dr. Margaret Carpenter, was indicted in Louisiana on Friday for allegedly using telemedicine to prescribe abortion medication, marking the first such criminal charge since the overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022. The charges stem from Louisiana's prohibition on using telemedicine t...
NY Doctor Indicted in Louisiana for Telemedicine Abortion
A New York doctor, Dr. Margaret Carpenter, was indicted in Louisiana on Friday for allegedly using telemedicine to prescribe abortion medication, marking the first such criminal charge since the overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022. The charges stem from Louisiana's prohibition on using telemedicine t...
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64% Bias Score
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