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Justice Thomas Swears In Five Trump Cabinet Officials, Raising Concerns
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, along with his wife Ginni, has sworn in five new Trump administration Cabinet officials, including Doug Collins (Veterans Affairs), Pam Bondi (Attorney General), Scott Turner (Housing and Urban Development), Sean Duffy (Transportation), and Kristi Noem (Homelan...
Justice Thomas Swears In Five Trump Cabinet Officials, Raising Concerns
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, along with his wife Ginni, has sworn in five new Trump administration Cabinet officials, including Doug Collins (Veterans Affairs), Pam Bondi (Attorney General), Scott Turner (Housing and Urban Development), Sean Duffy (Transportation), and Kristi Noem (Homelan...
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56% Bias Score


McConnell Defies Trump, Votes Against Defense Nominee
Following his resignation as Senate Majority Leader, Senator Mitch McConnell voted against President Trump's nominee for Secretary of Defense, marking a departure from his previous pattern of largely supporting the President, despite their long history of public conflict.
McConnell Defies Trump, Votes Against Defense Nominee
Following his resignation as Senate Majority Leader, Senator Mitch McConnell voted against President Trump's nominee for Secretary of Defense, marking a departure from his previous pattern of largely supporting the President, despite their long history of public conflict.
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44% Bias Score


ADF Intensifies Efforts to Restrict Abortion Access in the US
The Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), a conservative legal group, is employing various legal strategies to restrict abortion access in the US, including lawsuits targeting medication abortion and efforts to defund Planned Parenthood, following the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
ADF Intensifies Efforts to Restrict Abortion Access in the US
The Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), a conservative legal group, is employing various legal strategies to restrict abortion access in the US, including lawsuits targeting medication abortion and efforts to defund Planned Parenthood, following the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
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64% Bias Score


Federal Appeals Court Strikes Down Handgun Sales Ban for 18- to 20-Year-Olds
A federal appeals court ruled unconstitutional a federal law prohibiting handgun sales to 18- to 20-year-olds, citing a lack of historical precedent for such restrictions and referencing the Supreme Court's Bruen decision. The ruling adds to a recent trend of courts opposing age-based gun control me...
Federal Appeals Court Strikes Down Handgun Sales Ban for 18- to 20-Year-Olds
A federal appeals court ruled unconstitutional a federal law prohibiting handgun sales to 18- to 20-year-olds, citing a lack of historical precedent for such restrictions and referencing the Supreme Court's Bruen decision. The ruling adds to a recent trend of courts opposing age-based gun control me...
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48% Bias Score


Loper Bright and its Impact on Tax Administration
The Supreme Court's *Loper Bright* decision eliminates Chevron deference, requiring courts to interpret statutes independently, increasing challenges to Treasury Regulations and potentially reshaping the balance of power between courts and agencies in tax administration.
Loper Bright and its Impact on Tax Administration
The Supreme Court's *Loper Bright* decision eliminates Chevron deference, requiring courts to interpret statutes independently, increasing challenges to Treasury Regulations and potentially reshaping the balance of power between courts and agencies in tax administration.
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32% Bias Score


Appeals Court Strikes Down Federal Handgun Ban on Young Adults
A federal appeals court declared unconstitutional a federal law banning handgun sales to 18-20 year olds, citing the Second Amendment and a landmark Supreme Court ruling; the decision potentially impacts national gun control and could be further influenced by the Trump administration's stance on app...
Appeals Court Strikes Down Federal Handgun Ban on Young Adults
A federal appeals court declared unconstitutional a federal law banning handgun sales to 18-20 year olds, citing the Second Amendment and a landmark Supreme Court ruling; the decision potentially impacts national gun control and could be further influenced by the Trump administration's stance on app...
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44% Bias Score

McConnell's Judicial Legacy: A Conservative Court and Enduring Controversy
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's legacy centers on shaping the judiciary by confirming three Supreme Court justices and over 200 lower-court judges, resulting in a conservative court majority and sparking controversy over his tactics, particularly his handling of Merrick Garland's and Amy Co...

McConnell's Judicial Legacy: A Conservative Court and Enduring Controversy
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's legacy centers on shaping the judiciary by confirming three Supreme Court justices and over 200 lower-court judges, resulting in a conservative court majority and sparking controversy over his tactics, particularly his handling of Merrick Garland's and Amy Co...
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40% Bias Score

Turkish Court Overturns Murderer's Life Sentence in Pınar Gültekin Case
The Turkish Supreme Court of Appeals overturned the aggravated life sentence of Cemal Metin Avcı, the murderer of Pınar Gültekin, stating the burning wasn't done with 'monstrous intent,' despite evidence suggesting she was burned alive. The victim's lawyer argues Avcı could be released in 7 years.

Turkish Court Overturns Murderer's Life Sentence in Pınar Gültekin Case
The Turkish Supreme Court of Appeals overturned the aggravated life sentence of Cemal Metin Avcı, the murderer of Pınar Gültekin, stating the burning wasn't done with 'monstrous intent,' despite evidence suggesting she was burned alive. The victim's lawyer argues Avcı could be released in 7 years.
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60% Bias Score

Israel's Supreme Court Presidency: A Tactical Win, Strategic Concerns
Following a 16-month battle, Justice Isaac Amit was appointed president of Israel's Supreme Court, but a proposed judicial selection reform threatens the system's integrity, prompting calls for compromise to avoid further damage.

Israel's Supreme Court Presidency: A Tactical Win, Strategic Concerns
Following a 16-month battle, Justice Isaac Amit was appointed president of Israel's Supreme Court, but a proposed judicial selection reform threatens the system's integrity, prompting calls for compromise to avoid further damage.
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52% Bias Score

Appeals Court Strikes Down Federal Handgun Age Restriction
A US appeals court ruled that a federal ban on handgun sales to 18-21 year olds violates the Second Amendment, aligning with recent state-level decisions following a landmark Supreme Court ruling expanding gun rights. The ruling, by the Fifth Circuit, sends the case back to a lower court.

Appeals Court Strikes Down Federal Handgun Age Restriction
A US appeals court ruled that a federal ban on handgun sales to 18-21 year olds violates the Second Amendment, aligning with recent state-level decisions following a landmark Supreme Court ruling expanding gun rights. The ruling, by the Fifth Circuit, sends the case back to a lower court.
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44% Bias Score

Bennett's Bloc Dominates Israeli Polls Amidst Political Uncertainty
A Maariv poll shows Naftali Bennett's bloc leading with 66 seats, while Netanyahu's bloc has 44, reflecting public sentiment amidst a hostage deal and the return of Gazans to northern Gaza; low public trust in the Supreme Court and preference for elections over a conscription law further indicate po...

Bennett's Bloc Dominates Israeli Polls Amidst Political Uncertainty
A Maariv poll shows Naftali Bennett's bloc leading with 66 seats, while Netanyahu's bloc has 44, reflecting public sentiment amidst a hostage deal and the return of Gazans to northern Gaza; low public trust in the Supreme Court and preference for elections over a conscription law further indicate po...
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44% Bias Score

Grants Pass Faces Lawsuit Over Homeless Camping Restrictions
Disability Rights Oregon sued Grants Pass, Oregon, for violating a state law requiring "objectively reasonable" homeless camping regulations after the city closed a large campsite and restricted access to a smaller one, impacting five disabled plaintiffs.

Grants Pass Faces Lawsuit Over Homeless Camping Restrictions
Disability Rights Oregon sued Grants Pass, Oregon, for violating a state law requiring "objectively reasonable" homeless camping regulations after the city closed a large campsite and restricted access to a smaller one, impacting five disabled plaintiffs.
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44% Bias Score
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