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Federal Judge Investigates Trump Administration's Deportations Under 1798 Alien Enemies Act
A federal judge is investigating whether the Trump administration violated a court order by deporting hundreds of migrants to El Salvador using the rarely invoked 1798 Alien Enemies Act; the judge is demanding answers on the number of flights, passengers per flight, departure times, and locations, q...
Federal Judge Investigates Trump Administration's Deportations Under 1798 Alien Enemies Act
A federal judge is investigating whether the Trump administration violated a court order by deporting hundreds of migrants to El Salvador using the rarely invoked 1798 Alien Enemies Act; the judge is demanding answers on the number of flights, passengers per flight, departure times, and locations, q...
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52% Bias Score
Le Pen's Conviction Sparks Threats Against French Judge
Marine Le Pen, leader of France's National Rally party, was sentenced to four years in prison (two years suspended) and banned from holding public office for five years for misappropriating funds; subsequently, she and her party launched a campaign of harassment and threats against the presiding jud...
Le Pen's Conviction Sparks Threats Against French Judge
Marine Le Pen, leader of France's National Rally party, was sentenced to four years in prison (two years suspended) and banned from holding public office for five years for misappropriating funds; subsequently, she and her party launched a campaign of harassment and threats against the presiding jud...
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60% Bias Score
Le Pen's Conviction Sparks Institutional Crisis in France
Marine Le Pen, leader of France's National Rally, was convicted of misappropriating over €4 million in public funds and banned from holding office for five years, prompting the party to discredit the judiciary and claim a political conspiracy.
Le Pen's Conviction Sparks Institutional Crisis in France
Marine Le Pen, leader of France's National Rally, was convicted of misappropriating over €4 million in public funds and banned from holding office for five years, prompting the party to discredit the judiciary and claim a political conspiracy.
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52% Bias Score
Le Pen's EU Funds Misuse Conviction Bars Her from 2027 French Presidential Election
A French court convicted Marine Le Pen for misusing EU funds, barring her from the 2027 presidential election. The ruling sparked debate about its political ramifications, with some criticizing it for potentially bolstering Le Pen's populist image.
Le Pen's EU Funds Misuse Conviction Bars Her from 2027 French Presidential Election
A French court convicted Marine Le Pen for misusing EU funds, barring her from the 2027 presidential election. The ruling sparked debate about its political ramifications, with some criticizing it for potentially bolstering Le Pen's populist image.
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48% Bias Score
French Court Sentences Le Pen to Ineligibility
A French court sentenced Marine Le Pen, leader of the National Rally party, to five years of ineligibility for misappropriating public funds, impacting her presidential ambitions and the 2027 election.
French Court Sentences Le Pen to Ineligibility
A French court sentenced Marine Le Pen, leader of the National Rally party, to five years of ineligibility for misappropriating public funds, impacting her presidential ambitions and the 2027 election.
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56% Bias Score
French Court Bars Le Pen from Presidential Election
A French court ruled against Marine Le Pen, barring her from the next presidential election due to misuse of European funds; a German MEP from the European People's Party supports the decision, emphasizing the rule of law and contrasting it with support from Putin and Orban.
French Court Bars Le Pen from Presidential Election
A French court ruled against Marine Le Pen, barring her from the next presidential election due to misuse of European funds; a German MEP from the European People's Party supports the decision, emphasizing the rule of law and contrasting it with support from Putin and Orban.
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56% Bias Score
Spanish Journalists Charged for Publishing Leaked Police Report
Following the publication of a leaked police report on a Supreme Court case involving the Attorney General, a Madrid judge charged four journalists with revealing state secrets, prompting 55 journalists to protest the decision.
Spanish Journalists Charged for Publishing Leaked Police Report
Following the publication of a leaked police report on a Supreme Court case involving the Attorney General, a Madrid judge charged four journalists with revealing state secrets, prompting 55 journalists to protest the decision.
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48% Bias Score
Journalist Faces Disciplinary Action Amidst Debate on 'Social Demand for Justice'
Journalist Sofia Giannaka faces disciplinary action from the Association of Greek Journalists (ESIEA), prompting discussion on the influence of 'social demand for justice' on judicial decisions, potentially jeopardizing judicial independence and the rule of law.
Journalist Faces Disciplinary Action Amidst Debate on 'Social Demand for Justice'
Journalist Sofia Giannaka faces disciplinary action from the Association of Greek Journalists (ESIEA), prompting discussion on the influence of 'social demand for justice' on judicial decisions, potentially jeopardizing judicial independence and the rule of law.
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56% Bias Score
White House Fires Career Prosecutor, Raising Concerns of Political Interference
The White House fired Assistant U.S. Attorney Adam Schleifer, a career employee, following criticism from Laura Loomer regarding Schleifer's past anti-Trump statements. This unprecedented action raises concerns about political interference in the Justice Department, particularly given Schleifer's in...
White House Fires Career Prosecutor, Raising Concerns of Political Interference
The White House fired Assistant U.S. Attorney Adam Schleifer, a career employee, following criticism from Laura Loomer regarding Schleifer's past anti-Trump statements. This unprecedented action raises concerns about political interference in the Justice Department, particularly given Schleifer's in...
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48% Bias Score
Dodik Defies Arrest Warrant, Meets Putin Amidst Bosnian Institutional Crisis
Milorad Dodik, facing an arrest warrant from the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, freely traveled to Belgrade, Tel Aviv, and Moscow, where he will meet Vladimir Putin on May 9th, raising concerns about the functionality of Bosnian institutions and escalating political tensions.
Dodik Defies Arrest Warrant, Meets Putin Amidst Bosnian Institutional Crisis
Milorad Dodik, facing an arrest warrant from the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, freely traveled to Belgrade, Tel Aviv, and Moscow, where he will meet Vladimir Putin on May 9th, raising concerns about the functionality of Bosnian institutions and escalating political tensions.
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48% Bias Score
EU Parliament Debates 'Green Lobbying Scandal' Over Life Program Funding
The European Parliament is debating a resolution concerning the funding of NGOs via the EU's Life program for environmental lobbying, which has been labeled a 'green lobbying scandal' by some MEPs, raising concerns about transparency and potentially impacting future NGO influence.
EU Parliament Debates 'Green Lobbying Scandal' Over Life Program Funding
The European Parliament is debating a resolution concerning the funding of NGOs via the EU's Life program for environmental lobbying, which has been labeled a 'green lobbying scandal' by some MEPs, raising concerns about transparency and potentially impacting future NGO influence.
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52% Bias Score
Spanish Constitutional Court to Debate Challenges to its Rulings
The Spanish Constitutional Court will decide on April 8th whether lower courts can challenge its rulings, focusing on a Seville court's move to consult the European Court of Justice regarding the Andalusian ERE case and the potential implications for a future amnesty law.
Spanish Constitutional Court to Debate Challenges to its Rulings
The Spanish Constitutional Court will decide on April 8th whether lower courts can challenge its rulings, focusing on a Seville court's move to consult the European Court of Justice regarding the Andalusian ERE case and the potential implications for a future amnesty law.
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48% Bias Score
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