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12,500 Cases of Violence Against Dutch Police in 2023
Dutch police reported 12,500 cases of violence against officers in 2023, including over 1,000 assaults and 139 attempted murders, attributed to a societal hardening since the COVID-19 pandemic; a nationwide firework ban aims to reduce New Year's Eve violence, but addressing underlying societal issue...
12,500 Cases of Violence Against Dutch Police in 2023
Dutch police reported 12,500 cases of violence against officers in 2023, including over 1,000 assaults and 139 attempted murders, attributed to a societal hardening since the COVID-19 pandemic; a nationwide firework ban aims to reduce New Year's Eve violence, but addressing underlying societal issue...
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44% Bias Score
Brazil Thwarts Plot to Attack Lady Gaga Concert
Brazilian police arrested two individuals for allegedly plotting an attack against Lady Gaga's Rio de Janeiro concert, which drew over 2 million people, using social media to incite hatred against LGBTQI+ individuals and children; the operation, codenamed 'Fake Monster,' involved nine searches acros...
Brazil Thwarts Plot to Attack Lady Gaga Concert
Brazilian police arrested two individuals for allegedly plotting an attack against Lady Gaga's Rio de Janeiro concert, which drew over 2 million people, using social media to incite hatred against LGBTQI+ individuals and children; the operation, codenamed 'Fake Monster,' involved nine searches acros...
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48% Bias Score
Lower Saxony Police Unions Demand 1,000 Additional Officers
Three police unions in Lower Saxony, Germany, are demanding 1,000 additional officers due to staff shortages, increased workload, and a decline in public safety; the Interior Minister considers this request excessive and financially unfeasible.
Lower Saxony Police Unions Demand 1,000 Additional Officers
Three police unions in Lower Saxony, Germany, are demanding 1,000 additional officers due to staff shortages, increased workload, and a decline in public safety; the Interior Minister considers this request excessive and financially unfeasible.
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44% Bias Score
Massachusetts State Police Sergeant Convicted in Bribery Scandal"
A former Massachusetts state police sergeant, Gary Cederquist, was found guilty of accepting bribes—including a snowblower and driveway—in exchange for passing unqualified drivers on commercial driving tests between May 2019 and January 2023, jeopardizing public safety and highlighting systemic issu...
Massachusetts State Police Sergeant Convicted in Bribery Scandal"
A former Massachusetts state police sergeant, Gary Cederquist, was found guilty of accepting bribes—including a snowblower and driveway—in exchange for passing unqualified drivers on commercial driving tests between May 2019 and January 2023, jeopardizing public safety and highlighting systemic issu...
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40% Bias Score
Closure of 25 USGS Water Science Centers Raises Concerns
The Trump administration ordered the closure of 25 USGS water science centers responsible for monitoring US waters, impacting flood prediction, water resource management, and pollution control; the decision was based on expiring leases, not scientific reasoning, and leaves a significant gap in cruci...
Closure of 25 USGS Water Science Centers Raises Concerns
The Trump administration ordered the closure of 25 USGS water science centers responsible for monitoring US waters, impacting flood prediction, water resource management, and pollution control; the decision was based on expiring leases, not scientific reasoning, and leaves a significant gap in cruci...
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64% Bias Score
B.C. to Overhaul Mental Health Act After Vancouver Attack
In response to an attack that killed 11 and injured 16 at a Vancouver festival, British Columbia will overhaul its 30-year-old Mental Health Act and conduct a public inquiry into whether systemic failures contributed to the incident involving Adam Lo, a 30-year-old man with a history of mental illne...
B.C. to Overhaul Mental Health Act After Vancouver Attack
In response to an attack that killed 11 and injured 16 at a Vancouver festival, British Columbia will overhaul its 30-year-old Mental Health Act and conduct a public inquiry into whether systemic failures contributed to the incident involving Adam Lo, a 30-year-old man with a history of mental illne...
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48% Bias Score
Former NWS Leaders Warn of Deadly Consequences from Staffing Cuts and NOAA Budget Reductions
Five former National Weather Service leaders warned of potentially needless deaths due to severe staff shortages and proposed NOAA budget cuts of nearly 30%, impacting forecasting accuracy and threatening various sectors reliant on precise weather predictions, such as aviation, maritime, and agricul...
Former NWS Leaders Warn of Deadly Consequences from Staffing Cuts and NOAA Budget Reductions
Five former National Weather Service leaders warned of potentially needless deaths due to severe staff shortages and proposed NOAA budget cuts of nearly 30%, impacting forecasting accuracy and threatening various sectors reliant on precise weather predictions, such as aviation, maritime, and agricul...
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48% Bias Score
Mass Shooting at Arizona Restaurant Leaves Nine Injured
At least nine people were shot at El Camarón Gigante restaurant in Glendale, Arizona, during a Cinco de Mayo celebration on Sunday night around 7:45 pm; the chaotic scene involved multiple 911 calls and numerous witnesses reporting a barrage of gunfire.
Mass Shooting at Arizona Restaurant Leaves Nine Injured
At least nine people were shot at El Camarón Gigante restaurant in Glendale, Arizona, during a Cinco de Mayo celebration on Sunday night around 7:45 pm; the chaotic scene involved multiple 911 calls and numerous witnesses reporting a barrage of gunfire.
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20% Bias Score
Lower Saxony Police Unions Demand 1,000 Additional Officers Amidst Staff Shortages
Three police unions in Lower Saxony, Germany, are demanding 1,000 additional officers due to a significant increase in workload and a decline in public safety, citing an underfunded police budget of approximately €1.7 billion annually.
Lower Saxony Police Unions Demand 1,000 Additional Officers Amidst Staff Shortages
Three police unions in Lower Saxony, Germany, are demanding 1,000 additional officers due to a significant increase in workload and a decline in public safety, citing an underfunded police budget of approximately €1.7 billion annually.
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44% Bias Score
St. Paul Restaurant Closes Amidst Rising Crime, Citing City's Lack of Accountability
Brian Ingram, owner of the Apostle Supper Club in St. Paul, Minnesota, is closing his restaurant due to escalating crime, repeated burglaries, and a perceived failure by city officials to hold offenders accountable, despite a recent decrease in some crime categories reported by the city.
St. Paul Restaurant Closes Amidst Rising Crime, Citing City's Lack of Accountability
Brian Ingram, owner of the Apostle Supper Club in St. Paul, Minnesota, is closing his restaurant due to escalating crime, repeated burglaries, and a perceived failure by city officials to hold offenders accountable, despite a recent decrease in some crime categories reported by the city.
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60% Bias Score
NWS Staffing Crisis Jeopardizes Hurricane Season Forecasts
The National Weather Service is facing a severe staffing crisis entering hurricane season, with 30 of its 122 forecast offices lacking experienced meteorologists-in-charge, impacting forecast accuracy and timely warnings in major cities like New York and Houston; more than 550 positions have been lo...
NWS Staffing Crisis Jeopardizes Hurricane Season Forecasts
The National Weather Service is facing a severe staffing crisis entering hurricane season, with 30 of its 122 forecast offices lacking experienced meteorologists-in-charge, impacting forecast accuracy and timely warnings in major cities like New York and Houston; more than 550 positions have been lo...
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28% Bias Score
Sacramento Proposes Budget Cuts, Layoffs to Address $44 Million Shortfall
Sacramento's proposed 2025-2026 budget addresses a $44 million shortfall by cutting 12 filled and 70 vacant city positions, including 23 from the police department, and raising fire prevention fees by up to 100 percent, impacting service levels and business costs.
Sacramento Proposes Budget Cuts, Layoffs to Address $44 Million Shortfall
Sacramento's proposed 2025-2026 budget addresses a $44 million shortfall by cutting 12 filled and 70 vacant city positions, including 23 from the police department, and raising fire prevention fees by up to 100 percent, impacting service levels and business costs.
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60% Bias Score
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