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Estranged Fathers Seek Millions in Compensation for Deceased Sons
Mothers of fallen soldiers in Rostov-on-Don are battling former husbands who, despite years of neglect and unpaid child support, now seek millions of rubles in compensation for their sons' deaths in the war.
Estranged Fathers Seek Millions in Compensation for Deceased Sons
Mothers of fallen soldiers in Rostov-on-Don are battling former husbands who, despite years of neglect and unpaid child support, now seek millions of rubles in compensation for their sons' deaths in the war.
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52% Bias Score
Harvard Sues Trump Administration Over Ban on Foreign Students
On Thursday, the Trump administration banned foreign student enrollment at Harvard University, impacting 6,800 students (a quarter of its student body), prompting a lawsuit from the university citing unlawful retaliation for refusing government demands.
Harvard Sues Trump Administration Over Ban on Foreign Students
On Thursday, the Trump administration banned foreign student enrollment at Harvard University, impacting 6,800 students (a quarter of its student body), prompting a lawsuit from the university citing unlawful retaliation for refusing government demands.
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36% Bias Score
Spain Orders Airbnb to Remove 66,000 Tourism Listings
The Spanish government ordered Airbnb to remove 65,935 tourism listings deemed illegal for lacking proper licensing or legal information, following a Madrid court ruling and prior warnings; Airbnb plans to appeal, but the government aims to curb illegal rentals.
Spain Orders Airbnb to Remove 66,000 Tourism Listings
The Spanish government ordered Airbnb to remove 65,935 tourism listings deemed illegal for lacking proper licensing or legal information, following a Madrid court ruling and prior warnings; Airbnb plans to appeal, but the government aims to curb illegal rentals.
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36% Bias Score
Venice Corruption Case Heads to Preliminary Hearing Amidst Conflicting Testimony
In the Venice Palude investigation, 33 individuals including Mayor Luigi Brugnaro face corruption charges related to land deals and the sale of Palazzo Papadopoli; Luis Lotti seeks an expedited trial, while conflicting testimonies and the legality of seized digital evidence complicate proceedings.
Venice Corruption Case Heads to Preliminary Hearing Amidst Conflicting Testimony
In the Venice Palude investigation, 33 individuals including Mayor Luigi Brugnaro face corruption charges related to land deals and the sale of Palazzo Papadopoli; Luis Lotti seeks an expedited trial, while conflicting testimonies and the legality of seized digital evidence complicate proceedings.
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44% Bias Score
AfD Challenges Verfassungsschutz Surveillance Based on Constitutional Immunity
The AfD in Thuringia and Saxony submitted a legal opinion arguing that constitutional immunity protects them from Verfassungsschutz surveillance, challenging the agency's recent classification of the federal AfD as 'securely right-wing extremist'.
AfD Challenges Verfassungsschutz Surveillance Based on Constitutional Immunity
The AfD in Thuringia and Saxony submitted a legal opinion arguing that constitutional immunity protects them from Verfassungsschutz surveillance, challenging the agency's recent classification of the federal AfD as 'securely right-wing extremist'.
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44% Bias Score
Appeals Court to Review Deportation of Venezuelan Asylum Seeker
A U.S. appeals court will review the Trump administration's appeal to avoid returning a 20-year-old Venezuelan asylum seeker, Daniel Lozano-Camargo, deported to El Salvador in March, violating a 2024 agreement not to deport unaccompanied minors until their asylum cases are heard. A lower court order...
Appeals Court to Review Deportation of Venezuelan Asylum Seeker
A U.S. appeals court will review the Trump administration's appeal to avoid returning a 20-year-old Venezuelan asylum seeker, Daniel Lozano-Camargo, deported to El Salvador in March, violating a 2024 agreement not to deport unaccompanied minors until their asylum cases are heard. A lower court order...
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48% Bias Score
Texas Woman Sues Lottery Commission Over \$83.5 Million Unpaid Winnings
A Texas woman is suing the state Lottery Commission for failing to pay her an \$83.5 million prize after her ticket, purchased through a lottery courier app, matched the winning numbers; the commission banned such services after her win.
Texas Woman Sues Lottery Commission Over \$83.5 Million Unpaid Winnings
A Texas woman is suing the state Lottery Commission for failing to pay her an \$83.5 million prize after her ticket, purchased through a lottery courier app, matched the winning numbers; the commission banned such services after her win.
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44% Bias Score
Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Attempt to Bar Harvard from Admitting Foreign Students
A Boston federal judge blocked the Trump administration's order preventing Harvard University from admitting foreign students, halting a move that the university claimed would cause "immediate and irreparable harm". The DHS order, issued after Harvard refused to hand over data on students involved i...
Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Attempt to Bar Harvard from Admitting Foreign Students
A Boston federal judge blocked the Trump administration's order preventing Harvard University from admitting foreign students, halting a move that the university claimed would cause "immediate and irreparable harm". The DHS order, issued after Harvard refused to hand over data on students involved i...
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56% Bias Score
Student Loan IDR and PSLF Buyback Application Processing Backlog: First Status Report Shows Slow Progress
The Department of Education's first status report on student loan IDR and PSLF Buyback application processing reveals that only a small fraction of the applications have been processed, leaving a massive backlog of nearly two million IDR applications and nearly 50,000 PSLF Buyback applications.
Student Loan IDR and PSLF Buyback Application Processing Backlog: First Status Report Shows Slow Progress
The Department of Education's first status report on student loan IDR and PSLF Buyback application processing reveals that only a small fraction of the applications have been processed, leaving a massive backlog of nearly two million IDR applications and nearly 50,000 PSLF Buyback applications.
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40% Bias Score
British Woman's Years-Long Ordeal Leads to Husband's 11-Year Sentence for Drugging and Rape
A British woman, Kate, was repeatedly drugged and raped by her husband for years; after initially withdrawing charges due to emotional distress, she later pursued the case, resulting in his 11-year prison sentence for rape, sexual assault, and administering drugs.
British Woman's Years-Long Ordeal Leads to Husband's 11-Year Sentence for Drugging and Rape
A British woman, Kate, was repeatedly drugged and raped by her husband for years; after initially withdrawing charges due to emotional distress, she later pursued the case, resulting in his 11-year prison sentence for rape, sexual assault, and administering drugs.
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24% Bias Score
High Court Upholds Ban on Shoreham Airshow Pilot
The High Court rejected pilot Andy Hill's appeal to regain his flying license following the 2015 Shoreham Airshow disaster, which killed 11 men, upholding the Civil Aviation Authority's decision and bringing closure to the victims' families after a decade-long legal battle.
High Court Upholds Ban on Shoreham Airshow Pilot
The High Court rejected pilot Andy Hill's appeal to regain his flying license following the 2015 Shoreham Airshow disaster, which killed 11 men, upholding the Civil Aviation Authority's decision and bringing closure to the victims' families after a decade-long legal battle.
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44% Bias Score
Supreme Court Orders Spain to Take Charge of Asylum-Seeking Minors in Canary Islands
The Supreme Court ordered Spain's central government to immediately take charge of almost 1,000 unaccompanied asylum-seeking minors, mostly from Mali, in the Canary Islands, after the central government's delays prompted further legal action by the Canary Islands government, highlighting systemic fa...
Supreme Court Orders Spain to Take Charge of Asylum-Seeking Minors in Canary Islands
The Supreme Court ordered Spain's central government to immediately take charge of almost 1,000 unaccompanied asylum-seeking minors, mostly from Mali, in the Canary Islands, after the central government's delays prompted further legal action by the Canary Islands government, highlighting systemic fa...
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48% Bias Score
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