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Supreme Court's Software Glitch Prematurely Releases Orders List
The Supreme Court mistakenly released its orders list days early due to a software malfunction, revealing decisions on high-profile cases involving a death penalty appeal and a voting dispute. This is the second such glitch in a year, raising concerns about the court's technology and reliability.
Supreme Court's Software Glitch Prematurely Releases Orders List
The Supreme Court mistakenly released its orders list days early due to a software malfunction, revealing decisions on high-profile cases involving a death penalty appeal and a voting dispute. This is the second such glitch in a year, raising concerns about the court's technology and reliability.
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28% Bias Score


Deutsche Bahn App Error Causes Confusion Over Missing Train
A scheduled 2:49 AM ICE train from Frankfurt to Berlin vanished from the Deutsche Bahn app, reappearing at 3:49 AM with a shorter travel time; despite arriving 50 minutes late, the app and onboard display showed the train as on time according to summer time.
Deutsche Bahn App Error Causes Confusion Over Missing Train
A scheduled 2:49 AM ICE train from Frankfurt to Berlin vanished from the Deutsche Bahn app, reappearing at 3:49 AM with a shorter travel time; despite arriving 50 minutes late, the app and onboard display showed the train as on time according to summer time.
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48% Bias Score

Supreme Court's Software Glitch Leaks Orders List Two Days Early
The Supreme Court mistakenly released its orders list two days early due to a software malfunction, revealing decisions on several high-profile cases, including a death penalty appeal and a voting dispute, causing confusion and raising concerns about the court's technology.

Supreme Court's Software Glitch Leaks Orders List Two Days Early
The Supreme Court mistakenly released its orders list two days early due to a software malfunction, revealing decisions on several high-profile cases, including a death penalty appeal and a voting dispute, causing confusion and raising concerns about the court's technology.
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12% Bias Score
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