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The Hague Child Protection Council to Review All Files Before Court Hearings
Following an NRC report exposing years of unpreparedness, the Child Protection Council in The Hague will review all case files before court appearances from May 1st, addressing concerns over lost crucial information in child custody cases.
The Hague Child Protection Council to Review All Files Before Court Hearings
Following an NRC report exposing years of unpreparedness, the Child Protection Council in The Hague will review all case files before court appearances from May 1st, addressing concerns over lost crucial information in child custody cases.
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36% Bias Score
Oil Tanker Collision in North Sea: One Dead, Fuel Spill, and Environmental Damage
On March 10th, the US oil tanker Stena Immaculate collided with the container ship Solong 12 miles off East Yorkshire; one sailor is missing, thousands of liters of jet fuel spilled, and plastic nurdles washed ashore; the tanker will be towed to the Port of Tyne for inspection after fuel removal.
Oil Tanker Collision in North Sea: One Dead, Fuel Spill, and Environmental Damage
On March 10th, the US oil tanker Stena Immaculate collided with the container ship Solong 12 miles off East Yorkshire; one sailor is missing, thousands of liters of jet fuel spilled, and plastic nurdles washed ashore; the tanker will be towed to the Port of Tyne for inspection after fuel removal.
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36% Bias Score
Saint Petersburg Building Collapse Leaves Residents Homeless, Compensation Pending
A building section collapsed at 73 Gorokhovaya Street in Saint Petersburg on December 20, 2023, displacing six families who are still awaiting housing or compensation; the managing company's director faces charges, while the city administration's role is under scrutiny.
Saint Petersburg Building Collapse Leaves Residents Homeless, Compensation Pending
A building section collapsed at 73 Gorokhovaya Street in Saint Petersburg on December 20, 2023, displacing six families who are still awaiting housing or compensation; the managing company's director faces charges, while the city administration's role is under scrutiny.
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60% Bias Score
German Farm Under Renewed Investigation for Animal Abuse
Authorities in Germany are investigating a large-scale farm in the Allgäu region for renewed allegations of animal abuse, seizing data and launching investigations after animal rights activists provided video evidence of alleged mistreatment, including improper tail twisting and use of electric devi...
German Farm Under Renewed Investigation for Animal Abuse
Authorities in Germany are investigating a large-scale farm in the Allgäu region for renewed allegations of animal abuse, seizing data and launching investigations after animal rights activists provided video evidence of alleged mistreatment, including improper tail twisting and use of electric devi...
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48% Bias Score
Kohberger's Defense Attorney Replaced Ahead of Idaho Quadruple Homicide Trial
Bryan Kohberger's defense attorney was replaced by Bicka Barlow, who specializes in forensic DNA evidence, just days after a judge ruled that DNA evidence found at the scene will be admissible in the trial for the November 2022 quadruple homicide of four University of Idaho students. The trial is no...
Kohberger's Defense Attorney Replaced Ahead of Idaho Quadruple Homicide Trial
Bryan Kohberger's defense attorney was replaced by Bicka Barlow, who specializes in forensic DNA evidence, just days after a judge ruled that DNA evidence found at the scene will be admissible in the trial for the November 2022 quadruple homicide of four University of Idaho students. The trial is no...
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44% Bias Score
Five Charged in Death of Liam Payne
Five people face charges in Argentina related to the death of former One Direction singer Liam Payne, who fell from a Buenos Aires hotel balcony on October 16, 2024, while intoxicated with alcohol, cocaine, and an antidepressant, according to toxicology reports.
Five Charged in Death of Liam Payne
Five people face charges in Argentina related to the death of former One Direction singer Liam Payne, who fell from a Buenos Aires hotel balcony on October 16, 2024, while intoxicated with alcohol, cocaine, and an antidepressant, according to toxicology reports.
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40% Bias Score
Minnesota Forensics Expert Under FBI, County Attorney Investigation
A Minnesota computer forensics expert, Mark Lanterman, faces investigations by the Hennepin County Attorney's Office and the FBI following claims of resume inflation and misrepresented credentials from Wisconsin attorney Sean Harrington, impacting numerous past and pending legal cases.
Minnesota Forensics Expert Under FBI, County Attorney Investigation
A Minnesota computer forensics expert, Mark Lanterman, faces investigations by the Hennepin County Attorney's Office and the FBI following claims of resume inflation and misrepresented credentials from Wisconsin attorney Sean Harrington, impacting numerous past and pending legal cases.
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36% Bias Score
Berlin Court Seizes 58 Properties Linked to Remmo Family
A Berlin court ordered the seizure of 58 properties, officially owned by Zeinab F. and Zeinab A., suspected of being purchased with money from illegal activities linked to the Remmo family, despite a previous acquittal in a criminal case due to insufficient evidence.
Berlin Court Seizes 58 Properties Linked to Remmo Family
A Berlin court ordered the seizure of 58 properties, officially owned by Zeinab F. and Zeinab A., suspected of being purchased with money from illegal activities linked to the Remmo family, despite a previous acquittal in a criminal case due to insufficient evidence.
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52% Bias Score
South Korean President Released from Prison After Detention Overturned
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, arrested on January 15th for insurrection after a failed attempt to suspend civilian rule on December 3rd, was released from prison on March 7th after a court invalidated his detention due to procedural errors, though he may still face further legal proceedings.
South Korean President Released from Prison After Detention Overturned
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, arrested on January 15th for insurrection after a failed attempt to suspend civilian rule on December 3rd, was released from prison on March 7th after a court invalidated his detention due to procedural errors, though he may still face further legal proceedings.
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40% Bias Score
Severe Dog Attack Leaves Child Disfigured in Sochi
In Sochi, Russia, on February 26th, two Huskies escaped their yard, severely attacking nine-year-old Valera, causing devastating facial injuries; the owner faces charges, and the dogs were euthanized.
Severe Dog Attack Leaves Child Disfigured in Sochi
In Sochi, Russia, on February 26th, two Huskies escaped their yard, severely attacking nine-year-old Valera, causing devastating facial injuries; the owner faces charges, and the dogs were euthanized.
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56% Bias Score
Stint Trial Postponed Due to New Technical Reports Following Fatal Accident
A Dutch court postponed the trial of two companies and executives involved in producing and selling the Stint, an electric vehicle that was involved in a fatal accident in 2018; four children died and several others were injured. The postponement is due to newly presented technical reports that need...
Stint Trial Postponed Due to New Technical Reports Following Fatal Accident
A Dutch court postponed the trial of two companies and executives involved in producing and selling the Stint, an electric vehicle that was involved in a fatal accident in 2018; four children died and several others were injured. The postponement is due to newly presented technical reports that need...
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24% Bias Score
Catalan Courts Condemn Government Inaction on Migrant Minor Residency Permits
Ten Catalan court rulings condemn the regional and central governments for failing to process residency permits for unaccompanied migrant minors, citing inaction by the Generalitat's DGAIA and errors by other agencies, impacting the minors' ability to live and work legally in Spain.
Catalan Courts Condemn Government Inaction on Migrant Minor Residency Permits
Ten Catalan court rulings condemn the regional and central governments for failing to process residency permits for unaccompanied migrant minors, citing inaction by the Generalitat's DGAIA and errors by other agencies, impacting the minors' ability to live and work legally in Spain.
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48% Bias Score
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