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Federal Court Condemns Surgeon for Prioritizing Profit Over Patient Safety
A Federal Court judgment found surgeon Munjed Al Muderis prioritized profit and fame over patient safety, prompting Medibank to request an investigation from Macquarie University Hospital despite Al Muderis maintaining affiliations there and elsewhere.
Federal Court Condemns Surgeon for Prioritizing Profit Over Patient Safety
A Federal Court judgment found surgeon Munjed Al Muderis prioritized profit and fame over patient safety, prompting Medibank to request an investigation from Macquarie University Hospital despite Al Muderis maintaining affiliations there and elsewhere.
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40% Bias Score
Hundreds of Unregistered Veterinary Professionals Found in Netherlands
An investigation uncovered at least 100 unregistered veterinary assistants and four veterinarians in Dutch animal clinics, prompting shocked reactions from authorities and calls for stricter enforcement of registration requirements, including potential criminal prosecution for unregistered practitio...
Hundreds of Unregistered Veterinary Professionals Found in Netherlands
An investigation uncovered at least 100 unregistered veterinary assistants and four veterinarians in Dutch animal clinics, prompting shocked reactions from authorities and calls for stricter enforcement of registration requirements, including potential criminal prosecution for unregistered practitio...
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48% Bias Score
Lloyds Bank Accused of Failing Small Firms After 2008 Crisis
Lloyds Bank faces accusations of failing small firms after the 2008 financial crisis, with multiple business owners and whistleblowers alleging that its Business Support Unit (BSU) prioritized debt recovery over business survival, resulting in numerous business collapses and highlighting concerns ab...
Lloyds Bank Accused of Failing Small Firms After 2008 Crisis
Lloyds Bank faces accusations of failing small firms after the 2008 financial crisis, with multiple business owners and whistleblowers alleging that its Business Support Unit (BSU) prioritized debt recovery over business survival, resulting in numerous business collapses and highlighting concerns ab...
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60% Bias Score
Child Dies in Hyperbaric Chamber Fire; Clinic Under Investigation
Five-year-old Thomas Cooper died in a hyperbaric chamber fire at The Oxford Center in Troy, Michigan, on January 31; his mother suffered severe burns trying to save him, and the facility is now temporarily closed while under investigation for its past employment of a convicted felon.
Child Dies in Hyperbaric Chamber Fire; Clinic Under Investigation
Five-year-old Thomas Cooper died in a hyperbaric chamber fire at The Oxford Center in Troy, Michigan, on January 31; his mother suffered severe burns trying to save him, and the facility is now temporarily closed while under investigation for its past employment of a convicted felon.
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48% Bias Score
CFPB Shutdown: Consumer Protection at Risk
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is shut down this week by acting director Russ Vought following the firing of its director, Rohit Chopra, and secretive meetings; this action, following Elon Musk's social media post declaring the CFPB's demise, halts all agency activities, raising con...
CFPB Shutdown: Consumer Protection at Risk
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is shut down this week by acting director Russ Vought following the firing of its director, Rohit Chopra, and secretive meetings; this action, following Elon Musk's social media post declaring the CFPB's demise, halts all agency activities, raising con...
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56% Bias Score
Express CEO Misused Nearly $1 Million in Perks During Bankruptcy
Express's former CEO, Tim Baxter, misused almost \$1 million in company perks, including personal jet use, while the company slid into bankruptcy; the SEC settled with Express without a penalty due to cooperation.
Express CEO Misused Nearly $1 Million in Perks During Bankruptcy
Express's former CEO, Tim Baxter, misused almost \$1 million in company perks, including personal jet use, while the company slid into bankruptcy; the SEC settled with Express without a penalty due to cooperation.
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48% Bias Score
Australian Medicinal Cannabis Company Under Scrutiny for High-Volume Prescribing
A doctor at Australia's largest medicinal cannabis company, Montu, issued 72,000 prescriptions to 10,000 patients in two years, prompting concerns about unsafe prescribing practices and leading to investigations by federal health authorities; Montu initially denied but later confirmed the figures.
Australian Medicinal Cannabis Company Under Scrutiny for High-Volume Prescribing
A doctor at Australia's largest medicinal cannabis company, Montu, issued 72,000 prescriptions to 10,000 patients in two years, prompting concerns about unsafe prescribing practices and leading to investigations by federal health authorities; Montu initially denied but later confirmed the figures.
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56% Bias Score
Dutch Staffing Agency Used 120 Unqualified Care Workers
A Dutch investigation found that Allround Care, a staffing agency, used at least 120 unqualified care workers in youth care and disability services over the past six months, prompting at least one institution, Gemiva, to terminate its contract with the agency.
Dutch Staffing Agency Used 120 Unqualified Care Workers
A Dutch investigation found that Allround Care, a staffing agency, used at least 120 unqualified care workers in youth care and disability services over the past six months, prompting at least one institution, Gemiva, to terminate its contract with the agency.
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40% Bias Score
Istanbul Nightclub Fire: 29 Dead, Negligence Charges Filed
A fire at the Masquerade nightclub in Gayrettepe, Istanbul, on an unspecified date, killed 29 people and injured 8, with investigations revealing negligence in permitting and fire safety, leading to criminal charges and a slow-moving trial.
Istanbul Nightclub Fire: 29 Dead, Negligence Charges Filed
A fire at the Masquerade nightclub in Gayrettepe, Istanbul, on an unspecified date, killed 29 people and injured 8, with investigations revealing negligence in permitting and fire safety, leading to criminal charges and a slow-moving trial.
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52% Bias Score
Greek Energy Sector Faces 2,600 Consumer Complaints in 2024
In 2024, the Greek Consumer Advocate received over 2,600 energy sector complaints, primarily concerning inaccurate billing during supplier changes, misleading pre-contract information, and difficulties exercising withdrawal rights; 40% involved the Independent Power Transmission Operator (DEDDIE).
Greek Energy Sector Faces 2,600 Consumer Complaints in 2024
In 2024, the Greek Consumer Advocate received over 2,600 energy sector complaints, primarily concerning inaccurate billing during supplier changes, misleading pre-contract information, and difficulties exercising withdrawal rights; 40% involved the Independent Power Transmission Operator (DEDDIE).
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48% Bias Score
SEC Requires Leadership Approval Before Investigations
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) now requires its staff to obtain approval from politically appointed leaders before formally launching probes, a change made under President Trump's administration that may slow down investigations and reduce staff autonomy.
SEC Requires Leadership Approval Before Investigations
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) now requires its staff to obtain approval from politically appointed leaders before formally launching probes, a change made under President Trump's administration that may slow down investigations and reduce staff autonomy.
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48% Bias Score
Musk Accuses SEC of Harassment as New Chair Signals Regulatory Shift
Elon Musk's lawyer released a letter accusing the SEC of years of harassment and politically motivated investigations; this follows a recent demand for monetary settlement and a reopened Neuralink probe; incoming SEC Chair Paul Atkins's deregulation stance suggests a potentially more lenient regulat...
Musk Accuses SEC of Harassment as New Chair Signals Regulatory Shift
Elon Musk's lawyer released a letter accusing the SEC of years of harassment and politically motivated investigations; this follows a recent demand for monetary settlement and a reopened Neuralink probe; incoming SEC Chair Paul Atkins's deregulation stance suggests a potentially more lenient regulat...
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56% Bias Score
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