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Silicon Valley's Extreme Wealth Inequality: Nine Households Control 15% of Regional Wealth
A new report reveals that nine households possess 15% of Silicon Valley's wealth (\$683.2 billion), while 110,000 households have no assets; this disparity is worsening at twice the national rate, alongside racial inequalities and police violence.
Silicon Valley's Extreme Wealth Inequality: Nine Households Control 15% of Regional Wealth
A new report reveals that nine households possess 15% of Silicon Valley's wealth (\$683.2 billion), while 110,000 households have no assets; this disparity is worsening at twice the national rate, alongside racial inequalities and police violence.
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52% Bias Score
Former Officer Sentenced to 33 Months in Breonna Taylor Raid
A federal judge sentenced former Kentucky police officer Brett Hankison to 33 months in prison for civil rights abuse during the 2020 raid on Breonna Taylor's home, rejecting a Justice Department recommendation for no prison time; Hankison fired shots into Taylor's apartment and a neighbor's, endang...
Former Officer Sentenced to 33 Months in Breonna Taylor Raid
A federal judge sentenced former Kentucky police officer Brett Hankison to 33 months in prison for civil rights abuse during the 2020 raid on Breonna Taylor's home, rejecting a Justice Department recommendation for no prison time; Hankison fired shots into Taylor's apartment and a neighbor's, endang...
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40% Bias Score
Alabama Police Killing Ruled Homicide
A 52-year-old man, Phillip Reeder, died in August 2024 in Alabama after an officer knelt on his neck; a county coroner ruled the death a homicide, citing heart failure associated with cocaine use and restraint during an altercation with police.
Alabama Police Killing Ruled Homicide
A 52-year-old man, Phillip Reeder, died in August 2024 in Alabama after an officer knelt on his neck; a county coroner ruled the death a homicide, citing heart failure associated with cocaine use and restraint during an altercation with police.
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52% Bias Score
Former Officer Sentenced for Breonna Taylor Raid
A former Kentucky police officer, Brett Hankison, was sentenced to 33 months in prison for violating Breonna Taylor's rights during a raid in March 2020 where she was fatally shot; the sentence is less than what Taylor's family hoped for but more than the Trump administration's Justice Department re...
Former Officer Sentenced for Breonna Taylor Raid
A former Kentucky police officer, Brett Hankison, was sentenced to 33 months in prison for violating Breonna Taylor's rights during a raid in March 2020 where she was fatally shot; the sentence is less than what Taylor's family hoped for but more than the Trump administration's Justice Department re...
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36% Bias Score
London Police Kill Innocent Brazilian in Mistaken Identity
In July 2005, London police fatally shot Jean Charles de Menezes, a Brazilian electrician, mistaking him for a terrorist suspect following a series of bombings; a series of errors in surveillance, communication, and identification led to his death.
London Police Kill Innocent Brazilian in Mistaken Identity
In July 2005, London police fatally shot Jean Charles de Menezes, a Brazilian electrician, mistaking him for a terrorist suspect following a series of bombings; a series of errors in surveillance, communication, and identification led to his death.
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48% Bias Score
Essex Asylum Seeker Hotel Protests Result in Violence, \£100,000 Policing Costs
Violent protests erupted in Epping, Essex, over the housing of asylum seekers in a local hotel, resulting in police injuries, arrests, and \£100,000 in policing costs; local opinions are divided between condemnation of the violence and expressions of community frustration.
Essex Asylum Seeker Hotel Protests Result in Violence, \£100,000 Policing Costs
Violent protests erupted in Epping, Essex, over the housing of asylum seekers in a local hotel, resulting in police injuries, arrests, and \£100,000 in policing costs; local opinions are divided between condemnation of the violence and expressions of community frustration.
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40% Bias Score
Hankison Sentenced to 33 Months in Breonna Taylor Case
A former Kentucky police officer, Brett Hankison, was sentenced to 33 months in prison for violating Breonna Taylor's civil rights during a raid that resulted in her death; this contrasts sharply with the Trump administration's recommendation of a one-day sentence.
Hankison Sentenced to 33 Months in Breonna Taylor Case
A former Kentucky police officer, Brett Hankison, was sentenced to 33 months in prison for violating Breonna Taylor's civil rights during a raid that resulted in her death; this contrasts sharply with the Trump administration's recommendation of a one-day sentence.
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44% Bias Score
Hankison Sentenced to 33 Months in Breonna Taylor Case
Former Louisville police officer Brett Hankison was sentenced to 33 months in prison for using excessive force during a 2020 raid that led to the death of Breonna Taylor; he fired 10 shots from outside her apartment, the first conviction in the case that sparked widespread Black Lives Matter protest...
Hankison Sentenced to 33 Months in Breonna Taylor Case
Former Louisville police officer Brett Hankison was sentenced to 33 months in prison for using excessive force during a 2020 raid that led to the death of Breonna Taylor; he fired 10 shots from outside her apartment, the first conviction in the case that sparked widespread Black Lives Matter protest...
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32% Bias Score
Hankison Sentenced to 33 Months for Breonna Taylor Civil Rights Violation
A federal judge sentenced former Louisville police officer Brett Hankison to 33 months in prison for violating Breonna Taylor's civil rights, a sentence far exceeding the Department of Justice's recommendation of one day in prison and three years of supervised probation.
Hankison Sentenced to 33 Months for Breonna Taylor Civil Rights Violation
A federal judge sentenced former Louisville police officer Brett Hankison to 33 months in prison for violating Breonna Taylor's civil rights, a sentence far exceeding the Department of Justice's recommendation of one day in prison and three years of supervised probation.
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36% Bias Score
700 US Marines Withdrawn from Los Angeles After Immigration Protests
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered the withdrawal of 700 US Marines from Los Angeles following protests against immigration raids; Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass called the deployment unnecessary, while the Pentagon highlighted the Marines' role in restoring order; the deployment marked the first ...
700 US Marines Withdrawn from Los Angeles After Immigration Protests
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered the withdrawal of 700 US Marines from Los Angeles following protests against immigration raids; Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass called the deployment unnecessary, while the Pentagon highlighted the Marines' role in restoring order; the deployment marked the first ...
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44% Bias Score
Former Officer Sentenced to Three Years in Breonna Taylor Case
A Kentucky judge sentenced former police officer Brett Hankinson to three years in prison for his role in the 2020 death of Breonna Taylor, rejecting a plea deal for a single day of jail time; Hankinson was the only officer convicted in the case, while two others involved have not yet faced sentenci...
Former Officer Sentenced to Three Years in Breonna Taylor Case
A Kentucky judge sentenced former police officer Brett Hankinson to three years in prison for his role in the 2020 death of Breonna Taylor, rejecting a plea deal for a single day of jail time; Hankinson was the only officer convicted in the case, while two others involved have not yet faced sentenci...
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36% Bias Score
Orgreave Inquiry Launched: Concerns Over Unchanged Police Tactics Towards Protesters
A statutory inquiry into the violent policing at Orgreave in 1984 was announced by Labour, prompted by concerns that police behavior towards protesters has not changed since the miners' strike and that lessons from the past have not been learned, raising concerns about future injustices.
Orgreave Inquiry Launched: Concerns Over Unchanged Police Tactics Towards Protesters
A statutory inquiry into the violent policing at Orgreave in 1984 was announced by Labour, prompted by concerns that police behavior towards protesters has not changed since the miners' strike and that lessons from the past have not been learned, raising concerns about future injustices.
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44% Bias Score
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