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Conflict of Interest in SJSU Transgender Athlete Investigation
The Mountain West Conference (MWC) hired the same law firm to investigate allegations against transgender volleyball player Blaire Fleming and to defend her eligibility in court, creating a conflict of interest that led to a three-day investigation clearing her of wrongdoing; the White House release...
Conflict of Interest in SJSU Transgender Athlete Investigation
The Mountain West Conference (MWC) hired the same law firm to investigate allegations against transgender volleyball player Blaire Fleming and to defend her eligibility in court, creating a conflict of interest that led to a three-day investigation clearing her of wrongdoing; the White House release...
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68% Bias Score
Trump, Harvard Near Agreement After Legal Battles
Following months of conflict, the Trump administration and Harvard University are nearing an agreement, potentially announced next week, after several court rulings against the administration's attempts to control Harvard's curriculum, faculty, and foreign student enrollment due to concerns about an...
Trump, Harvard Near Agreement After Legal Battles
Following months of conflict, the Trump administration and Harvard University are nearing an agreement, potentially announced next week, after several court rulings against the administration's attempts to control Harvard's curriculum, faculty, and foreign student enrollment due to concerns about an...
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44% Bias Score
Cuban Mothers Accused of Human Trafficking for Bringing Children to US
Two Cuban mothers, Betsy Segura and Irianna Gilimas, who legally entered the US with their children, were accused of human trafficking and denied Green Cards, highlighting a concerning trend of stricter enforcement of immigration laws impacting vulnerable families.
Cuban Mothers Accused of Human Trafficking for Bringing Children to US
Two Cuban mothers, Betsy Segura and Irianna Gilimas, who legally entered the US with their children, were accused of human trafficking and denied Green Cards, highlighting a concerning trend of stricter enforcement of immigration laws impacting vulnerable families.
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56% Bias Score
Barr Dismisses Newsom's Lawsuit Challenging Trump's National Guard Deployment
Former Attorney General Bill Barr criticized California Governor Gavin Newsom's lawsuit challenging President Trump's deployment of National Guard troops to Los Angeles following riots sparked by federal immigration raids; a federal judge denied Newsom's request for a temporary restraining order but...
Barr Dismisses Newsom's Lawsuit Challenging Trump's National Guard Deployment
Former Attorney General Bill Barr criticized California Governor Gavin Newsom's lawsuit challenging President Trump's deployment of National Guard troops to Los Angeles following riots sparked by federal immigration raids; a federal judge denied Newsom's request for a temporary restraining order but...
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60% Bias Score
Trump Ends California's Electric Vehicle Mandate; Lawsuit Filed
President Trump signed resolutions ending California's electric vehicle mandate, repealing the state's authority to enforce ZEV sales targets and stricter diesel standards, prompting a lawsuit from California and 10 other states costing California $5 million so far.
Trump Ends California's Electric Vehicle Mandate; Lawsuit Filed
President Trump signed resolutions ending California's electric vehicle mandate, repealing the state's authority to enforce ZEV sales targets and stricter diesel standards, prompting a lawsuit from California and 10 other states costing California $5 million so far.
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56% Bias Score
Trump Administration Cuts \$4 Billion in Funding for California High-Speed Rail
The Trump administration terminated \$4 billion in federal grants for California's high-speed rail project due to missed deadlines, budget shortfalls, and inflated ridership projections; California plans to sue, claiming the Federal Railroad Administration acted arbitrarily.
Trump Administration Cuts \$4 Billion in Funding for California High-Speed Rail
The Trump administration terminated \$4 billion in federal grants for California's high-speed rail project due to missed deadlines, budget shortfalls, and inflated ridership projections; California plans to sue, claiming the Federal Railroad Administration acted arbitrarily.
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48% Bias Score
Glovo Ordered to Reclassify 3,572 Riders as Employees in Spain
A Barcelona court ruled that Glovo must reclassify 3,572 riders as employees for the period 2016-2018, ordering the company to pay back social security contributions; the decision follows a lawsuit by Spain's Social Security and is based on evidence of Glovo's control over riders' work.
Glovo Ordered to Reclassify 3,572 Riders as Employees in Spain
A Barcelona court ruled that Glovo must reclassify 3,572 riders as employees for the period 2016-2018, ordering the company to pay back social security contributions; the decision follows a lawsuit by Spain's Social Security and is based on evidence of Glovo's control over riders' work.
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40% Bias Score
Florida AG Held in Contempt Over Illegal Immigration Law
A federal judge held Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier in civil contempt for violating a temporary restraining order on a new state law criminalizing illegal entry into Florida, ordering bi-weekly reports on arrests under the law.
Florida AG Held in Contempt Over Illegal Immigration Law
A federal judge held Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier in civil contempt for violating a temporary restraining order on a new state law criminalizing illegal entry into Florida, ordering bi-weekly reports on arrests under the law.
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52% Bias Score
R. Kelly Hospitalized After Apparent Prison Overdose
R. Kelly, 58, was hospitalized after an apparent medication overdose at the Butner Federal Correctional Institute in North Carolina on June 13th, prompting his lawyers to again request a temporary furlough to home detention amid allegations of a plot to kill him.
R. Kelly Hospitalized After Apparent Prison Overdose
R. Kelly, 58, was hospitalized after an apparent medication overdose at the Butner Federal Correctional Institute in North Carolina on June 13th, prompting his lawyers to again request a temporary furlough to home detention amid allegations of a plot to kill him.
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44% Bias Score
Vodafone Terminates Contracts of Franchisees Amidst £120m Lawsuit
Vodafone terminated the contracts of 12 franchisees involved in a £120m lawsuit alleging unjust enrichment through commission cuts, despite previously reimbursing almost £5m to franchisees and claiming no misconduct; the dispute continues, impacting the newly merged VodafoneThree entity.
Vodafone Terminates Contracts of Franchisees Amidst £120m Lawsuit
Vodafone terminated the contracts of 12 franchisees involved in a £120m lawsuit alleging unjust enrichment through commission cuts, despite previously reimbursing almost £5m to franchisees and claiming no misconduct; the dispute continues, impacting the newly merged VodafoneThree entity.
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40% Bias Score
Judge Blocks Trump's Unlawful Troop Deployment to Los Angeles
A federal judge blocked the Trump administration's deployment of 4,000 National Guard troops and 700 Marines to Los Angeles, ruling that the mobilization was illegal without California Governor Gavin Newsom's consent; this is the 25th lawsuit California has filed against the Trump administration.
Judge Blocks Trump's Unlawful Troop Deployment to Los Angeles
A federal judge blocked the Trump administration's deployment of 4,000 National Guard troops and 700 Marines to Los Angeles, ruling that the mobilization was illegal without California Governor Gavin Newsom's consent; this is the 25th lawsuit California has filed against the Trump administration.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Environmental Groups Sue Farms Over Nitrogen Permits
Environmental organizations MOB and Vereniging Leefmilieu are launching weekly lawsuits against ten Dutch farms lacking nitrogen permits, escalating pressure for stricter nitrogen policies and potentially forcing livestock reduction, starting with Limburg province.
Dutch Environmental Groups Sue Farms Over Nitrogen Permits
Environmental organizations MOB and Vereniging Leefmilieu are launching weekly lawsuits against ten Dutch farms lacking nitrogen permits, escalating pressure for stricter nitrogen policies and potentially forcing livestock reduction, starting with Limburg province.
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44% Bias Score
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