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Trump's Second Term: Deconstructing the Administrative State
President Trump and Elon Musk are aggressively dismantling federal agencies, challenging established norms and sparking concerns about constitutional limits on executive power, potentially reshaping American governance.
Trump's Second Term: Deconstructing the Administrative State
President Trump and Elon Musk are aggressively dismantling federal agencies, challenging established norms and sparking concerns about constitutional limits on executive power, potentially reshaping American governance.
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64% Bias Score


Trump's Pardons for January 6th Rioters Condemned by Democrats and Officer Sicknick's Family
House Democrats and the family of Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick condemned President Trump's pardons for roughly 1,600 January 6th rioters, including those who assaulted police, and the firing of federal prosecutors, arguing these actions reward violent criminals and undermine the rule of law...
Trump's Pardons for January 6th Rioters Condemned by Democrats and Officer Sicknick's Family
House Democrats and the family of Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick condemned President Trump's pardons for roughly 1,600 January 6th rioters, including those who assaulted police, and the firing of federal prosecutors, arguing these actions reward violent criminals and undermine the rule of law...
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52% Bias Score


Germany's Constitutional Court Rules Hungary Extradition Unlawful
The German Federal Constitutional Court declared the extradition of a non-binary German citizen to Hungary illegal due to insufficient investigation of potential discrimination in Hungarian prisons and Hungary's anti-LGBTQ+ policies, despite the individual's alleged involvement in assaults on right-...
Germany's Constitutional Court Rules Hungary Extradition Unlawful
The German Federal Constitutional Court declared the extradition of a non-binary German citizen to Hungary illegal due to insufficient investigation of potential discrimination in Hungarian prisons and Hungary's anti-LGBTQ+ policies, despite the individual's alleged involvement in assaults on right-...
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56% Bias Score


FBI Director Defies Trump Administration's Attempt to Purge Agents
Acting FBI Director Brian Driscoll refused a Department of Justice request to identify agents involved in the January 6th Capitol riot investigation, defying attempts by the Trump administration to retaliate against those who investigated former President Trump. This act of defiance has made Driscol...
FBI Director Defies Trump Administration's Attempt to Purge Agents
Acting FBI Director Brian Driscoll refused a Department of Justice request to identify agents involved in the January 6th Capitol riot investigation, defying attempts by the Trump administration to retaliate against those who investigated former President Trump. This act of defiance has made Driscol...
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40% Bias Score


VMRO-DPMNE Seeks Dismissal of North Macedonia's Judicial Council Members
North Macedonia's ruling party, VMRO-DPMNE, plans to initiate a parliamentary motion to dismiss members of the Judicial Council due to concerns over controversies and scandals, aiming for deeper judicial reforms.
VMRO-DPMNE Seeks Dismissal of North Macedonia's Judicial Council Members
North Macedonia's ruling party, VMRO-DPMNE, plans to initiate a parliamentary motion to dismiss members of the Judicial Council due to concerns over controversies and scandals, aiming for deeper judicial reforms.
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48% Bias Score


CGPJ Misses Deadline for Judicial Election Reform
The Spanish General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) missed the deadline to reform the election of its 12 judge-members, with conservative members proposing peer-election and progressive members advocating for parliamentary involvement, creating a potential conflict with EU standards.
CGPJ Misses Deadline for Judicial Election Reform
The Spanish General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) missed the deadline to reform the election of its 12 judge-members, with conservative members proposing peer-election and progressive members advocating for parliamentary involvement, creating a potential conflict with EU standards.
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40% Bias Score

Bondi's Directive Threatens Justice Department Independence
Attorney General Pam Bondi's first act in office was issuing a directive allowing the firing of Justice Department lawyers who refuse to advance the Trump administration's legal arguments; this follows the dismissal of numerous career lawyers and initiates reviews of cases involving Trump and his su...

Bondi's Directive Threatens Justice Department Independence
Attorney General Pam Bondi's first act in office was issuing a directive allowing the firing of Justice Department lawyers who refuse to advance the Trump administration's legal arguments; this follows the dismissal of numerous career lawyers and initiates reviews of cases involving Trump and his su...
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60% Bias Score

Dutch Government Hesitates on EU Lawsuit Against Hungary
The Netherlands' current government is hesitating to join an EU lawsuit against Hungary's new law that restricts political and civil liberties, contrasting with its previous active opposition to similar Hungarian legislation under Prime Minister Rutte.

Dutch Government Hesitates on EU Lawsuit Against Hungary
The Netherlands' current government is hesitating to join an EU lawsuit against Hungary's new law that restricts political and civil liberties, contrasting with its previous active opposition to similar Hungarian legislation under Prime Minister Rutte.
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56% Bias Score

Democrats Delay Vote on Controversial FBI Nominee Kash Patel
Senate Democrats delayed a vote on Kash Patel's FBI director nomination until next week due to concerns about his past statements and potential political interference, prompting a clash with Republicans who deem their actions a delay tactic.

Democrats Delay Vote on Controversial FBI Nominee Kash Patel
Senate Democrats delayed a vote on Kash Patel's FBI director nomination until next week due to concerns about his past statements and potential political interference, prompting a clash with Republicans who deem their actions a delay tactic.
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56% Bias Score

Outdated Democratic Indices Fail to Capture Spain's Autocratic Shifts
A Spanish professor criticized the inadequacy of current democratic quality indices in capturing subtle autocratic shifts, citing examples such as the PSOE's manipulation of electoral procedures and the CGPJ selection process. These indices, designed in a post-war era, fail to register the erosion o...

Outdated Democratic Indices Fail to Capture Spain's Autocratic Shifts
A Spanish professor criticized the inadequacy of current democratic quality indices in capturing subtle autocratic shifts, citing examples such as the PSOE's manipulation of electoral procedures and the CGPJ selection process. These indices, designed in a post-war era, fail to register the erosion o...
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52% Bias Score

\"Italian Government's Justice Reform: Discrepancy Between Promises and Outcomes\"\
The Italian government's promises of judicial reform are contradicted by practical outcomes, with IT system failures, staff shortages, and policy changes causing significant delays and negative impacts on citizens' lives, as evidenced by increased processing times for legal matters and unchanged pri...

\"Italian Government's Justice Reform: Discrepancy Between Promises and Outcomes\"\
The Italian government's promises of judicial reform are contradicted by practical outcomes, with IT system failures, staff shortages, and policy changes causing significant delays and negative impacts on citizens' lives, as evidenced by increased processing times for legal matters and unchanged pri...
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68% Bias Score

Turkey Expands State Supervisory Board Powers, Raising Concerns About Government Overreach
Turkey's parliament passed a law granting the State Supervisory Board (DDK) broad authority to remove employees from public and private entities without judicial review, despite the Constitutional Court twice deeming similar laws unconstitutional; this raises concerns about government overreach and ...

Turkey Expands State Supervisory Board Powers, Raising Concerns About Government Overreach
Turkey's parliament passed a law granting the State Supervisory Board (DDK) broad authority to remove employees from public and private entities without judicial review, despite the Constitutional Court twice deeming similar laws unconstitutional; this raises concerns about government overreach and ...
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52% Bias Score
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