Vox Sues Spanish Government Over Parisian Mansion Transfer to PNV
Vox filed a lawsuit against the Spanish government for transferring a Parisian mansion to the PNV, despite Congress rejecting the decree authorizing the transfer; the PNV claims the transfer was valid upon the decree's enactment, not its approval.
Vox Sues Spanish Government Over Parisian Mansion Transfer to PNV
Vox filed a lawsuit against the Spanish government for transferring a Parisian mansion to the PNV, despite Congress rejecting the decree authorizing the transfer; the PNV claims the transfer was valid upon the decree's enactment, not its approval.
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48% Bias Score
CCOO Challenges Madrid Public Employee Agreement
The Comisiones Obreras (CCOO) union in Madrid is challenging a new collective bargaining agreement signed by four unions, including one of its federations, with the Madrid regional government, which allocates €60 million for public employee improvements but contains clauses allowing the suspension o...
CCOO Challenges Madrid Public Employee Agreement
The Comisiones Obreras (CCOO) union in Madrid is challenging a new collective bargaining agreement signed by four unions, including one of its federations, with the Madrid regional government, which allocates €60 million for public employee improvements but contains clauses allowing the suspension o...
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40% Bias Score
SEC Sues Elon Musk for Delayed Twitter Stock Disclosure
The SEC sued Elon Musk on January 14, 2024, for failing to timely disclose his acquisition of over 5% of Twitter's stock in March 2022, allegedly enabling him to purchase shares at a lower price and avoid paying at least $150 million.
SEC Sues Elon Musk for Delayed Twitter Stock Disclosure
The SEC sued Elon Musk on January 14, 2024, for failing to timely disclose his acquisition of over 5% of Twitter's stock in March 2022, allegedly enabling him to purchase shares at a lower price and avoid paying at least $150 million.
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36% Bias Score
Dutch Court Upholds KNSB Decision; Verhaegh/Van Geffen Denied European Championship Spot
A Dutch court ruled against ice dancers Verhaegh/Van Geffen, denying their appeal for a European Championship spot, upholding the KNSB's decision to prioritize the pair Galli/Jakucs based on their 2018 agreement despite questions over their residency.
Dutch Court Upholds KNSB Decision; Verhaegh/Van Geffen Denied European Championship Spot
A Dutch court ruled against ice dancers Verhaegh/Van Geffen, denying their appeal for a European Championship spot, upholding the KNSB's decision to prioritize the pair Galli/Jakucs based on their 2018 agreement despite questions over their residency.
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48% Bias Score
Vanadzor Construction Halt Due to Master Plan Delay
Due to the Vanadzor city council's failure to approve a new master plan after its 2021 expansion, construction permits and land allocation have been suspended for six months, impacting approximately 8000 residents across three newly incorporated villages, despite 42 million AMD being spent on the pl...
Vanadzor Construction Halt Due to Master Plan Delay
Due to the Vanadzor city council's failure to approve a new master plan after its 2021 expansion, construction permits and land allocation have been suspended for six months, impacting approximately 8000 residents across three newly incorporated villages, despite 42 million AMD being spent on the pl...
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48% Bias Score
Spain's Sports Council Allows Barcelona to Field Olmo and Víctor Provisionally
The Spanish government's Higher Council for Sport temporarily allowed Barcelona to register footballers Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor after La Liga rejected their registration due to a missed deadline, despite the club meeting financial fair-play rules. This follows Barcelona's late payment and appeal.
Spain's Sports Council Allows Barcelona to Field Olmo and Víctor Provisionally
The Spanish government's Higher Council for Sport temporarily allowed Barcelona to register footballers Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor after La Liga rejected their registration due to a missed deadline, despite the club meeting financial fair-play rules. This follows Barcelona's late payment and appeal.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Fires Inspectors General, Sparking Bipartisan Outrage Over Apparent Legal Violation
President Trump fired at least 18 inspectors general on Friday, prompting bipartisan criticism for violating the Inspector General Act by failing to provide the required 30-day notice to Congress; senators from both parties questioned the legality and potential implications of the action.
Trump Fires Inspectors General, Sparking Bipartisan Outrage Over Apparent Legal Violation
President Trump fired at least 18 inspectors general on Friday, prompting bipartisan criticism for violating the Inspector General Act by failing to provide the required 30-day notice to Congress; senators from both parties questioned the legality and potential implications of the action.
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44% Bias Score
Görtz Faces Second Insolvency Due to Investor Dispute
Görtz, a Hamburg retailer, is in a second insolvency proceeding due to unpaid rent and an investor's €1.3 million payment default, jeopardizing employee salaries and the company's future, with ongoing legal battles and brand-rights complications.
Görtz Faces Second Insolvency Due to Investor Dispute
Görtz, a Hamburg retailer, is in a second insolvency proceeding due to unpaid rent and an investor's €1.3 million payment default, jeopardizing employee salaries and the company's future, with ongoing legal battles and brand-rights complications.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Court Defers Ice Dancing Championship Dispute to Skating Federation
A Dutch court rejected an injunction from ice dancers Chelsea Verhaegh and Sherim van Geffen to compete in the European Championships, deferring to the national skating federation's internal process to resolve the dispute with their rivals Alessio Galli and Hanna Jakucs over the sole Dutch spot. The...
Dutch Court Defers Ice Dancing Championship Dispute to Skating Federation
A Dutch court rejected an injunction from ice dancers Chelsea Verhaegh and Sherim van Geffen to compete in the European Championships, deferring to the national skating federation's internal process to resolve the dispute with their rivals Alessio Galli and Hanna Jakucs over the sole Dutch spot. The...
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36% Bias Score
Alicante Medical Students Gain Access to All Valencian Hospitals
Following a legal battle, medical students at the University of Alicante will now have access to internships at all public hospitals in the Valencian Community, marking a significant expansion of training opportunities and a shared training space across the five public universities.
Alicante Medical Students Gain Access to All Valencian Hospitals
Following a legal battle, medical students at the University of Alicante will now have access to internships at all public hospitals in the Valencian Community, marking a significant expansion of training opportunities and a shared training space across the five public universities.
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48% Bias Score
€2.5bn Russian Aircraft Dispute Heads to Court
In Dublin, a €2.5bn (£2.1bn) legal battle is underway between aircraft lessors and insurers (including Lloyd's, AIG, and Chubb) over 400 planes stranded in Russia after Western sanctions, with the trial expected to last months and potentially reach a multi-million euro legal cost.
€2.5bn Russian Aircraft Dispute Heads to Court
In Dublin, a €2.5bn (£2.1bn) legal battle is underway between aircraft lessors and insurers (including Lloyd's, AIG, and Chubb) over 400 planes stranded in Russia after Western sanctions, with the trial expected to last months and potentially reach a multi-million euro legal cost.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Election Win: A Media Retaliation
Donald Trump won the US presidential election by 2.3 million votes, claiming victory against media he views as hostile, evidenced by a $15 million settlement by ABC News and accusations against the Des Moines Register for pre-election polling.
Trump's Election Win: A Media Retaliation
Donald Trump won the US presidential election by 2.3 million votes, claiming victory against media he views as hostile, evidenced by a $15 million settlement by ABC News and accusations against the Des Moines Register for pre-election polling.
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48% Bias Score