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Dodik Leaves Bosnia Despite Arrest Warrant, Raising Concerns About Border Security
Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik, facing charges of undermining Bosnia's constitutional order, left the country despite an active arrest warrant, prompting an internal investigation into border security failures and raising questions about the potential for an Interpol red notice.
Dodik Leaves Bosnia Despite Arrest Warrant, Raising Concerns About Border Security
Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik, facing charges of undermining Bosnia's constitutional order, left the country despite an active arrest warrant, prompting an internal investigation into border security failures and raising questions about the potential for an Interpol red notice.
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52% Bias Score


Trump Defies Court Order, Deporting Venezuelan Immigrants
The Trump administration deported hundreds of Venezuelan immigrants despite a federal court injunction, defying a judge's order and sparking concerns about the separation of powers within the US government.
Trump Defies Court Order, Deporting Venezuelan Immigrants
The Trump administration deported hundreds of Venezuelan immigrants despite a federal court injunction, defying a judge's order and sparking concerns about the separation of powers within the US government.
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56% Bias Score


Trump Memo Authorizes Sanctions Against Law Firms
President Trump issued a memo on Saturday authorizing the attorney general and homeland security secretary to sanction law firms filing lawsuits deemed "frivolous," targeting Covington & Burling, Perkins Coie, and Paul Weiss, impacting their security clearances and federal contracts, prompting wides...
Trump Memo Authorizes Sanctions Against Law Firms
President Trump issued a memo on Saturday authorizing the attorney general and homeland security secretary to sanction law firms filing lawsuits deemed "frivolous," targeting Covington & Burling, Perkins Coie, and Paul Weiss, impacting their security clearances and federal contracts, prompting wides...
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60% Bias Score


Israeli Government Votes No Confidence in Attorney General
The Israeli government voted no confidence in Attorney-General Gali Baharav-Miara on Sunday, a move interpreted by right-wing Makor Rishon as a necessary response to her opposition to government policies, while left-wing Haaretz viewed it as an attack on the rule of law, highlighting the deep politi...
Israeli Government Votes No Confidence in Attorney General
The Israeli government voted no confidence in Attorney-General Gali Baharav-Miara on Sunday, a move interpreted by right-wing Makor Rishon as a necessary response to her opposition to government policies, while left-wing Haaretz viewed it as an attack on the rule of law, highlighting the deep politi...
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16% Bias Score


Hungarian Judges Protest Erosion of Judicial Independence
Hundreds of Hungarian judges publicly protested, demanding better pay and judicial independence, after a former judge, Adrienn Laczo, resigned and publicly accused the government of abolishing judicial independence, citing cases like a 2024 media ruling that restricted press freedom.
Hungarian Judges Protest Erosion of Judicial Independence
Hundreds of Hungarian judges publicly protested, demanding better pay and judicial independence, after a former judge, Adrienn Laczo, resigned and publicly accused the government of abolishing judicial independence, citing cases like a 2024 media ruling that restricted press freedom.
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40% Bias Score


Jordan Attacks Judge Boasberg, Linking Deportation Rulings to Trump-Russia Probe
Rep. Jim Jordan is attacking Judge James Boasberg, who oversaw FBI surveillance during the Trump-Russia probe, for his deportation rulings and leniency toward an FBI lawyer, preceding hearings and legislation targeting rulings against Trump.
Jordan Attacks Judge Boasberg, Linking Deportation Rulings to Trump-Russia Probe
Rep. Jim Jordan is attacking Judge James Boasberg, who oversaw FBI surveillance during the Trump-Russia probe, for his deportation rulings and leniency toward an FBI lawyer, preceding hearings and legislation targeting rulings against Trump.
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52% Bias Score

Trump Administration Defies Court Order, Raises Constitutional Crisis Concerns
Within seven weeks of Trump's second term, his administration deported over 200 Venezuelan immigrants to El Salvador without due process, defying a court order and prompting concerns about a constitutional crisis. This is part of a larger pattern of undermining democratic institutions and historical...

Trump Administration Defies Court Order, Raises Constitutional Crisis Concerns
Within seven weeks of Trump's second term, his administration deported over 200 Venezuelan immigrants to El Salvador without due process, defying a court order and prompting concerns about a constitutional crisis. This is part of a larger pattern of undermining democratic institutions and historical...
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64% Bias Score

Imamoglu's Arrest Sparks Mass Protests in Turkey
Turkey's largest opposition party nominated Ekrem Imamoglu for president despite his arrest on corruption and terrorism charges, triggering mass protests and raising concerns about the upcoming elections.

Imamoglu's Arrest Sparks Mass Protests in Turkey
Turkey's largest opposition party nominated Ekrem Imamoglu for president despite his arrest on corruption and terrorism charges, triggering mass protests and raising concerns about the upcoming elections.
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48% Bias Score

Herzog's Potential Power to Remove Netanyahu Sparks Debate
Yisrael Beytenu chairman MK Avigdor Liberman argues that President Isaac Herzog can remove Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he ignores a High Court ruling, based on his interpretation of Basic Law: The President of the State; however, this is disputed by legal experts, as the law contains no pro...

Herzog's Potential Power to Remove Netanyahu Sparks Debate
Yisrael Beytenu chairman MK Avigdor Liberman argues that President Isaac Herzog can remove Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he ignores a High Court ruling, based on his interpretation of Basic Law: The President of the State; however, this is disputed by legal experts, as the law contains no pro...
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60% Bias Score

Israeli Government Votes to Begin Dismissal Proceedings Against Attorney-General
The Israeli government voted to begin dismissal proceedings against Attorney-General Gali Baharav-Miara on Sunday, following accusations from Justice Minister Yariv Levin that she had intentionally hampered the government's work. The move has sparked significant controversy and is seen as part of a ...

Israeli Government Votes to Begin Dismissal Proceedings Against Attorney-General
The Israeli government voted to begin dismissal proceedings against Attorney-General Gali Baharav-Miara on Sunday, following accusations from Justice Minister Yariv Levin that she had intentionally hampered the government's work. The move has sparked significant controversy and is seen as part of a ...
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40% Bias Score

Trump's Pressure on Law Firms Exposes US Legal System Vulnerabilities
Donald Trump's executive orders target law firms deemed political opponents; Perkins Coie is suing, while Paul Weiss conceded, pledging $40 million in pro bono work, highlighting a split within the legal profession and concerns over the rule of law.

Trump's Pressure on Law Firms Exposes US Legal System Vulnerabilities
Donald Trump's executive orders target law firms deemed political opponents; Perkins Coie is suing, while Paul Weiss conceded, pledging $40 million in pro bono work, highlighting a split within the legal profession and concerns over the rule of law.
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52% Bias Score

Minister's Misunderstanding of Spain's Constitutional Tribunal
Spanish Minister of Justice Félix Bolaños incorrectly stated that the Constitutional Tribunal is part of the Judicial Branch, a claim refuted by Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo, highlighting the Tribunal's distinct constitutional framework (Title IX vs. Title VI) and separate selection process for member...

Minister's Misunderstanding of Spain's Constitutional Tribunal
Spanish Minister of Justice Félix Bolaños incorrectly stated that the Constitutional Tribunal is part of the Judicial Branch, a claim refuted by Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo, highlighting the Tribunal's distinct constitutional framework (Title IX vs. Title VI) and separate selection process for member...
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76% Bias Score
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