Serbian Student Blockade Demands Accountability for Train Station Collapse
Students from across Serbia are blockading Kragujevac for 15 hours to demand accountability for the November 1st, 2024, train station collapse in Novi Sad that killed 15 people, highlighting broader concerns about governance and rule of law.
Serbian Student Blockade Demands Accountability for Train Station Collapse
Students from across Serbia are blockading Kragujevac for 15 hours to demand accountability for the November 1st, 2024, train station collapse in Novi Sad that killed 15 people, highlighting broader concerns about governance and rule of law.
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40% Bias Score
Chaotic Urban Planning in Greece Raises Constitutional Concerns
Greece's rapidly changing urban planning laws over the past decade, marked by four major legislative acts, have led to chaos and raised constitutional concerns, especially regarding private developers' influence and the 'regularization' of illegal constructions.
Chaotic Urban Planning in Greece Raises Constitutional Concerns
Greece's rapidly changing urban planning laws over the past decade, marked by four major legislative acts, have led to chaos and raised constitutional concerns, especially regarding private developers' influence and the 'regularization' of illegal constructions.
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60% Bias Score
Federal Prosecutors Resign Over Dismissal of Charges Against NYC Mayor Adams
Following President Trump's order, six senior Justice Department officials resigned on Thursday rather than dismiss corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams; a veteran prosecutor later filed the motion to dismiss under pressure.
Federal Prosecutors Resign Over Dismissal of Charges Against NYC Mayor Adams
Following President Trump's order, six senior Justice Department officials resigned on Thursday rather than dismiss corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams; a veteran prosecutor later filed the motion to dismiss under pressure.
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48% Bias Score
Poll: Most Americans Say Presidents Must Follow Supreme Court Rulings Despite Disapproval of Recent Decisions
Despite widespread disapproval of several recent Supreme Court decisions, a Marquette Law School poll shows 83% of Americans believe presidents must follow Supreme Court rulings, while President Trump, despite claiming compliance, criticized the impact of these rulings on his agenda; the poll, condu...
Poll: Most Americans Say Presidents Must Follow Supreme Court Rulings Despite Disapproval of Recent Decisions
Despite widespread disapproval of several recent Supreme Court decisions, a Marquette Law School poll shows 83% of Americans believe presidents must follow Supreme Court rulings, while President Trump, despite claiming compliance, criticized the impact of these rulings on his agenda; the poll, condu...
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48% Bias Score
State AGs Warn of Constitutional Crisis Amidst Trump's Actions
Democratic state attorneys general filed lawsuits against President Trump, citing his power grabs, disregard for the rule of law, and attacks on judges as unconstitutional, resulting in several temporary court victories.
State AGs Warn of Constitutional Crisis Amidst Trump's Actions
Democratic state attorneys general filed lawsuits against President Trump, citing his power grabs, disregard for the rule of law, and attacks on judges as unconstitutional, resulting in several temporary court victories.
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48% Bias Score
Former Inspectors General Sue Trump for Unlawful Termination
Eight inspectors general fired by President Trump in 2017 are suing for unlawful termination, alleging violations of federal law protecting their independence and citing a "massive chilling effect" on the IG community; the suit seeks their immediate reinstatement.
Former Inspectors General Sue Trump for Unlawful Termination
Eight inspectors general fired by President Trump in 2017 are suing for unlawful termination, alleging violations of federal law protecting their independence and citing a "massive chilling effect" on the IG community; the suit seeks their immediate reinstatement.
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52% Bias Score
Arizona Lawmaker Uses Immunity to Dismiss Speeding Ticket
Arizona state Senator Mark Finchem used legislative immunity to dismiss a speeding ticket, prompting Representative Quang Nguyen to introduce a resolution to end this immunity for traffic violations, setting the stage for a 2026 voter referendum.
Arizona Lawmaker Uses Immunity to Dismiss Speeding Ticket
Arizona state Senator Mark Finchem used legislative immunity to dismiss a speeding ticket, prompting Representative Quang Nguyen to introduce a resolution to end this immunity for traffic violations, setting the stage for a 2026 voter referendum.
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44% Bias Score
Mass Resignations Rock DOJ Amid Adams Corruption Case Dismissal
Six top Manhattan prosecutors resigned, including the acting US attorney, protesting the DOJ's decision to drop corruption charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams amid allegations of political interference and a potential quid pro quo involving support for Trump's immigration policies.
Mass Resignations Rock DOJ Amid Adams Corruption Case Dismissal
Six top Manhattan prosecutors resigned, including the acting US attorney, protesting the DOJ's decision to drop corruption charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams amid allegations of political interference and a potential quid pro quo involving support for Trump's immigration policies.
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52% Bias Score
Dutch "Autonomes" Convicted, Judge Targeted
Two Utrecht men, self-proclaimed "autonomes" rejecting government authority, were convicted for threatening police and planned to "arrest" a judge; their actions highlight a growing anti-authoritarian movement in the Netherlands fueled by the COVID-19 pandemic and "conspirituality".
Dutch "Autonomes" Convicted, Judge Targeted
Two Utrecht men, self-proclaimed "autonomes" rejecting government authority, were convicted for threatening police and planned to "arrest" a judge; their actions highlight a growing anti-authoritarian movement in the Netherlands fueled by the COVID-19 pandemic and "conspirituality".
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40% Bias Score
Trump Administration Defies Federal Courts, Raising Constitutional Concerns
The Trump administration is defying multiple federal court orders, including those halting a federal spending freeze and blocking an executive order altering birthright citizenship; judges have issued explicit reprimands, yet the administration persists, raising concerns about the rule of law and th...
Trump Administration Defies Federal Courts, Raising Constitutional Concerns
The Trump administration is defying multiple federal court orders, including those halting a federal spending freeze and blocking an executive order altering birthright citizenship; judges have issued explicit reprimands, yet the administration persists, raising concerns about the rule of law and th...
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56% Bias Score
Trump Administration's Potential Defiance of Court Orders Raises Constitutional Concerns
Multiple recent court orders against President Trump's policies have raised concerns about potential executive branch defiance of the judiciary; legal experts say there are limited options to force compliance, and any defiance would raise profound constitutional questions.
Trump Administration's Potential Defiance of Court Orders Raises Constitutional Concerns
Multiple recent court orders against President Trump's policies have raised concerns about potential executive branch defiance of the judiciary; legal experts say there are limited options to force compliance, and any defiance would raise profound constitutional questions.
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40% Bias Score
Turkish Government Crackdown on Opposition Figures
CHP representatives visited Suat Toktaş (Halk TV), mayors Ahmet Özer and Rıza Akpolat, and Tayfun Kahraman in Silivri prison, highlighting the Turkish government's increasing use of judicial measures against political figures and journalists, reflecting their fear of losing power.
Turkish Government Crackdown on Opposition Figures
CHP representatives visited Suat Toktaş (Halk TV), mayors Ahmet Özer and Rıza Akpolat, and Tayfun Kahraman in Silivri prison, highlighting the Turkish government's increasing use of judicial measures against political figures and journalists, reflecting their fear of losing power.
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56% Bias Score