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NSW Labor Divided Over Premier's Blockade of Pro-Palestine Bridge March
NSW Premier Chris Minns's opposition to a pro-Palestine march across the Sydney Harbour Bridge on Sunday has caused a rift within his Labor party, with MPs accusing him of overstepping his authority and prioritizing traffic flow over humanitarian concerns. Minns insists the march would cause signifi...
NSW Labor Divided Over Premier's Blockade of Pro-Palestine Bridge March
NSW Premier Chris Minns's opposition to a pro-Palestine march across the Sydney Harbour Bridge on Sunday has caused a rift within his Labor party, with MPs accusing him of overstepping his authority and prioritizing traffic flow over humanitarian concerns. Minns insists the march would cause signifi...
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64% Bias Score
Florida Immigration Arrest of US Citizen Sparks Controversy
On May 2nd, in Florida, immigration agents violently arrested 18-year-old US citizen Kenny Laynez and his two undocumented coworkers after stopping their car for having too many passengers in the front seat; video evidence shows the use of a taser and officers making statements suggesting ethnic bia...
Florida Immigration Arrest of US Citizen Sparks Controversy
On May 2nd, in Florida, immigration agents violently arrested 18-year-old US citizen Kenny Laynez and his two undocumented coworkers after stopping their car for having too many passengers in the front seat; video evidence shows the use of a taser and officers making statements suggesting ethnic bia...
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40% Bias Score
Berlin Police Crackdown on Pro-Palestine Demonstration
On Saturday, Berlin police violently dispersed the "Internationalist Queer Pride" demonstration, arresting 57 people and injuring both protesters and officers. The police cited the slogan "From the river to the sea" as justification, despite a recent court ruling declaring it not inherently linked t...
Berlin Police Crackdown on Pro-Palestine Demonstration
On Saturday, Berlin police violently dispersed the "Internationalist Queer Pride" demonstration, arresting 57 people and injuring both protesters and officers. The police cited the slogan "From the river to the sea" as justification, despite a recent court ruling declaring it not inherently linked t...
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60% Bias Score
Orgreave Inquiry Prompts Reflection on Historical Injustices Against Striking Workers
The UK government launched an inquiry into the 1984 Orgreave miners' strike, prompting reflection on historical injustices involving excessive state violence against striking workers, such as the largely forgotten 1825 North Sands Massacre where soldiers killed seven striking seamen.
Orgreave Inquiry Prompts Reflection on Historical Injustices Against Striking Workers
The UK government launched an inquiry into the 1984 Orgreave miners' strike, prompting reflection on historical injustices involving excessive state violence against striking workers, such as the largely forgotten 1825 North Sands Massacre where soldiers killed seven striking seamen.
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20% Bias Score
Undocumented Father of Marines Forcibly Detained by ICE
Narciso Barranco, father of three Marines, was forcibly detained by federal immigration agents in Santa Ana, California, on June 21st; video shows agents using force; he's now out on bond awaiting an August hearing.
Undocumented Father of Marines Forcibly Detained by ICE
Narciso Barranco, father of three Marines, was forcibly detained by federal immigration agents in Santa Ana, California, on June 21st; video shows agents using force; he's now out on bond awaiting an August hearing.
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44% Bias Score
Sentencing Delayed for Officers in Tyre Nichols Case
A federal judge in Memphis scheduled sentencings for December for five former police officers convicted in the Tyre Nichols beating death, but the dates are pending rulings on sealed motions, including one for a new trial; the previous judge unexpectedly recused himself.
Sentencing Delayed for Officers in Tyre Nichols Case
A federal judge in Memphis scheduled sentencings for December for five former police officers convicted in the Tyre Nichols beating death, but the dates are pending rulings on sealed motions, including one for a new trial; the previous judge unexpectedly recused himself.
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28% Bias Score
First Amendment Lawsuit Filed Against Allentown Police for Intimidation of Citizen Filming
Phil Rishel is suing Allentown, Pennsylvania police officers and the city for violating his First Amendment rights after they repeatedly intimidated him for filming them on a public sidewalk, including driving a police car onto the sidewalk; the lawsuit, supported by viral video footage, highlights ...
First Amendment Lawsuit Filed Against Allentown Police for Intimidation of Citizen Filming
Phil Rishel is suing Allentown, Pennsylvania police officers and the city for violating his First Amendment rights after they repeatedly intimidated him for filming them on a public sidewalk, including driving a police car onto the sidewalk; the lawsuit, supported by viral video footage, highlights ...
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44% Bias Score
NSW Police Strip Searches: Low Success Rate and Lawsuit
A new report reveals that NSW Police strip-searched 82,471 people between 2014 and 2023, finding drugs in only 13.5% of cases, leading to a class action lawsuit alleging unlawful searches and causing significant trauma to those searched.
NSW Police Strip Searches: Low Success Rate and Lawsuit
A new report reveals that NSW Police strip-searched 82,471 people between 2014 and 2023, finding drugs in only 13.5% of cases, leading to a class action lawsuit alleging unlawful searches and causing significant trauma to those searched.
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60% Bias Score
Berlin Police Dissolve Pride Parade Amid Violence and Antisemitic Slogans
Berlin police dissolved the Internationalist Queer Pride for Liberation demonstration due to attacks on officers, antisemitic slogans, and the failure of organizers to control the crowd; approximately 10,000 people participated, with around 800 showing overt pro-Palestinian support.
Berlin Police Dissolve Pride Parade Amid Violence and Antisemitic Slogans
Berlin police dissolved the Internationalist Queer Pride for Liberation demonstration due to attacks on officers, antisemitic slogans, and the failure of organizers to control the crowd; approximately 10,000 people participated, with around 800 showing overt pro-Palestinian support.
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52% Bias Score
Link Between Domestic Abuse and Last Summer's Riots Revealed in Police Data
Police data reveals that 41% of the 1,840 people arrested following last summer's riots in England and Northern Ireland, sparked by the murder of three girls in Southport, had prior domestic abuse reports, highlighting a potential link between domestic violence and public disorder.
Link Between Domestic Abuse and Last Summer's Riots Revealed in Police Data
Police data reveals that 41% of the 1,840 people arrested following last summer's riots in England and Northern Ireland, sparked by the murder of three girls in Southport, had prior domestic abuse reports, highlighting a potential link between domestic violence and public disorder.
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44% Bias Score
Georgia Deputy Sentenced for Assaulting Black Detainee
A former Georgia sheriff's deputy, Ryan Biegel, was sentenced to 16 months in federal prison for punching a Black detainee, Jarrett Hobbs, in the Camden County jail; the assault, caught on security video, led to the dismissal of all charges against Hobbs and a civil settlement.
Georgia Deputy Sentenced for Assaulting Black Detainee
A former Georgia sheriff's deputy, Ryan Biegel, was sentenced to 16 months in federal prison for punching a Black detainee, Jarrett Hobbs, in the Camden County jail; the assault, caught on security video, led to the dismissal of all charges against Hobbs and a civil settlement.
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40% Bias Score
Violent Pro-Palestinian Protest at Checkpoint Charlie Leads to Arrests
A pro-Palestinian demonstration at Berlin's Checkpoint Charlie on October 24, 2023, involving around 300 people, resulted in over 20 arrests after protesters threw projectiles and resisted police intervention, injuring nine officers.
Violent Pro-Palestinian Protest at Checkpoint Charlie Leads to Arrests
A pro-Palestinian demonstration at Berlin's Checkpoint Charlie on October 24, 2023, involving around 300 people, resulted in over 20 arrests after protesters threw projectiles and resisted police intervention, injuring nine officers.
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48% Bias Score
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