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Trump Pardons Bribery-Convicted Virginia Sheriff
President Donald Trump unconditionally pardoned former Culpeper County Sheriff Scott Jenkins, who was convicted of bribery and faced a 10-year prison sentence, citing a "Corrupt and Weaponized Biden DOJ" and claiming Jenkins was a victim of political persecution.
Trump Pardons Bribery-Convicted Virginia Sheriff
President Donald Trump unconditionally pardoned former Culpeper County Sheriff Scott Jenkins, who was convicted of bribery and faced a 10-year prison sentence, citing a "Corrupt and Weaponized Biden DOJ" and claiming Jenkins was a victim of political persecution.
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64% Bias Score
Greece Fires Official Amidst EU Farm Fraud Probe
The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) is investigating a multi-million euro agricultural subsidy fraud in Greece, uncovering evidence of funds being improperly distributed for non-existent work or land; after a tense standoff with Greek agency OPEKEPE, which involved physical resistance and...
Greece Fires Official Amidst EU Farm Fraud Probe
The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) is investigating a multi-million euro agricultural subsidy fraud in Greece, uncovering evidence of funds being improperly distributed for non-existent work or land; after a tense standoff with Greek agency OPEKEPE, which involved physical resistance and...
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Senate to Vote on Banning Criminal Organizations; HEMA Releases 2024 Results
The Dutch Senate votes on a bill enabling the minister to ban criminal organizations; HEMA releases 2024 financial results; ING apologizes for discrimination against customers.
Dutch Senate to Vote on Banning Criminal Organizations; HEMA Releases 2024 Results
The Dutch Senate votes on a bill enabling the minister to ban criminal organizations; HEMA releases 2024 financial results; ING apologizes for discrimination against customers.
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16% Bias Score
EU Condemns Hungary's Pride Ban, Considers Article 7 Sanctions
Twenty EU member states condemned Hungary's ban on the Budapest Pride march, calling for its revocation and revision of related legislation; the EU is considering further action under Article 7 due to Hungary's continued disregard for democratic principles and human rights.
EU Condemns Hungary's Pride Ban, Considers Article 7 Sanctions
Twenty EU member states condemned Hungary's ban on the Budapest Pride march, calling for its revocation and revision of related legislation; the EU is considering further action under Article 7 due to Hungary's continued disregard for democratic principles and human rights.
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40% Bias Score
Israeli Government Criticized for Seeking Legal Advice to Bypass Laws
Israel's Attorney-General publicly criticized the government for expecting legal advice that permits illegalities, while the Defense Minister unprecedentedly barred the IDF Military Advocate General from speaking at a legal conference, amid ongoing tensions between the government and legal advisors.
Israeli Government Criticized for Seeking Legal Advice to Bypass Laws
Israel's Attorney-General publicly criticized the government for expecting legal advice that permits illegalities, while the Defense Minister unprecedentedly barred the IDF Military Advocate General from speaking at a legal conference, amid ongoing tensions between the government and legal advisors.
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Judges to Strike over Concerns of Government Interference in Judiciary
Spanish judges and prosecutors plan a June 11th strike protesting the appointment of Félix Bolaños as Justice Minister, citing concerns over government interference in the judiciary and echoing past controversies like the 'fourth shift' system for judicial appointments.
Spanish Judges to Strike over Concerns of Government Interference in Judiciary
Spanish judges and prosecutors plan a June 11th strike protesting the appointment of Félix Bolaños as Justice Minister, citing concerns over government interference in the judiciary and echoing past controversies like the 'fourth shift' system for judicial appointments.
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64% Bias Score
Spanish Senate Seeks ECJ Ruling on Amnesty Law for Catalan Independence
The Spanish Senate requested the Constitutional Court to refer seven aspects of the amnesty law for the Catalan independence process to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) due to potential conflicts with EU law, including concerns about legal certainty, reclassification of embezzlement, and potentia...
Spanish Senate Seeks ECJ Ruling on Amnesty Law for Catalan Independence
The Spanish Senate requested the Constitutional Court to refer seven aspects of the amnesty law for the Catalan independence process to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) due to potential conflicts with EU law, including concerns about legal certainty, reclassification of embezzlement, and potentia...
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32% Bias Score
EU Urges Hungary to Respect Right to Peaceful Assembly After LGBT+ March Ban
On May 27, 2025, the European Commissioner for Justice urged Hungary to uphold its citizens' right to peaceful assembly after Hungarian police banned an LGBT+ march, citing a controversial law; the EU is reviewing the law and considering sanctions against Hungary, but internal disagreements have hin...
EU Urges Hungary to Respect Right to Peaceful Assembly After LGBT+ March Ban
On May 27, 2025, the European Commissioner for Justice urged Hungary to uphold its citizens' right to peaceful assembly after Hungarian police banned an LGBT+ march, citing a controversial law; the EU is reviewing the law and considering sanctions against Hungary, but internal disagreements have hin...
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44% Bias Score
PP Accuses Spanish Government of Democratic Backsliding
The Partido Popular (PP) accuses Spain's government of democratic backsliding, citing an amnesty law, potential Attorney General prosecution, alleged court pressure, and attacks on judicial independence, proposing institutional reforms and highlighting a lack of European precedent.
PP Accuses Spanish Government of Democratic Backsliding
The Partido Popular (PP) accuses Spain's government of democratic backsliding, citing an amnesty law, potential Attorney General prosecution, alleged court pressure, and attacks on judicial independence, proposing institutional reforms and highlighting a lack of European precedent.
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60% Bias Score
CGPJ Defends Judge Amidst Government Criticism
The Permanent Commission of the CGPJ issued a statement defending the judge in Badajoz who sent the brother of Spain's Prime Minister and the leader of the Extremeña socialists to trial, following criticism from the government, emphasizing the importance of respecting judicial independence and maint...
CGPJ Defends Judge Amidst Government Criticism
The Permanent Commission of the CGPJ issued a statement defending the judge in Badajoz who sent the brother of Spain's Prime Minister and the leader of the Extremeña socialists to trial, following criticism from the government, emphasizing the importance of respecting judicial independence and maint...
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36% Bias Score
Spanish Judiciary Plans Strike Over Judicial Reforms
Spanish judges and prosecutors are planning a strike on June 11th to protest judicial reforms they see as undermining judicial independence, increasing the risk of political influence, and potentially weakening the rule of law in Spain.
Spanish Judiciary Plans Strike Over Judicial Reforms
Spanish judges and prosecutors are planning a strike on June 11th to protest judicial reforms they see as undermining judicial independence, increasing the risk of political influence, and potentially weakening the rule of law in Spain.
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52% Bias Score
US Supreme Court Rulings Spark Debate on Constitutional Crisis
The U.S. Supreme Court's rulings against the Trump administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act for deportations and its handling of the wrongful deportation of Kilmar Armando Garcia have ignited a debate about a potential constitutional crisis, with the administration's response and threats to sus...
US Supreme Court Rulings Spark Debate on Constitutional Crisis
The U.S. Supreme Court's rulings against the Trump administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act for deportations and its handling of the wrongful deportation of Kilmar Armando Garcia have ignited a debate about a potential constitutional crisis, with the administration's response and threats to sus...
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40% Bias Score
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