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Cult-like Group Linked to Six Homicides Across the U.S.
The killing of U.S. Border Patrol Agent David Maland and five other homicides across the U.S. have been linked to a cult-like group, "Zizians," whose members, young computer scientists, exhibited escalating violence, leading to multiple arrests and ongoing investigations.
Cult-like Group Linked to Six Homicides Across the U.S.
The killing of U.S. Border Patrol Agent David Maland and five other homicides across the U.S. have been linked to a cult-like group, "Zizians," whose members, young computer scientists, exhibited escalating violence, leading to multiple arrests and ongoing investigations.
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36% Bias Score
Drug Cartels' Grip on Ecuador's Puerto Bolivar: Violence and Economic Disruption
In Ecuador's Puerto Bolivar, rival drug cartels' violence has resulted in at least 30 bodies being found at sea in 2024, severely impacting the fishing industry and general safety; fishermen pay monthly fees and 20% of their catch to gangs for protection, showing the cartels' deep control.
Drug Cartels' Grip on Ecuador's Puerto Bolivar: Violence and Economic Disruption
In Ecuador's Puerto Bolivar, rival drug cartels' violence has resulted in at least 30 bodies being found at sea in 2024, severely impacting the fishing industry and general safety; fishermen pay monthly fees and 20% of their catch to gangs for protection, showing the cartels' deep control.
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52% Bias Score
Mexican Murder Suspect and Gang Member Deported After Repeated Illegal U.S. Entries
Humberto Romero Avila, a 45-year-old member of the Paisas prison gang wanted for murder in Mexico, was deported from the U.S. after being arrested for his fourth DWI in Texas; he had illegally entered the U.S. 10 times since 2002.
Mexican Murder Suspect and Gang Member Deported After Repeated Illegal U.S. Entries
Humberto Romero Avila, a 45-year-old member of the Paisas prison gang wanted for murder in Mexico, was deported from the U.S. after being arrested for his fourth DWI in Texas; he had illegally entered the U.S. 10 times since 2002.
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60% Bias Score
Trump's Aid Freeze Cripples Cambodia's Anti-Trafficking Efforts
President Trump's freeze on foreign aid has crippled Cambodia's fight against human trafficking, forcing the closure of a vital shelter and halting crucial prevention programs, leaving hundreds of victims vulnerable and potentially exposing them to re-trafficking, while simultaneously emboldening cr...
Trump's Aid Freeze Cripples Cambodia's Anti-Trafficking Efforts
President Trump's freeze on foreign aid has crippled Cambodia's fight against human trafficking, forcing the closure of a vital shelter and halting crucial prevention programs, leaving hundreds of victims vulnerable and potentially exposing them to re-trafficking, while simultaneously emboldening cr...
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44% Bias Score
Massive Canadian Drug Lab Raid: Fentanyl, Meth, and Firearms Seized
Authorities in British Columbia seized 54 kilograms of fentanyl, 390 kilograms of methamphetamine, $500,000 cash, and 89 firearms from a Falkland property in October 2023, allegedly the largest and most sophisticated drug lab in Canada; one suspect faces charges, and the Civil Forfeiture Office is p...
Massive Canadian Drug Lab Raid: Fentanyl, Meth, and Firearms Seized
Authorities in British Columbia seized 54 kilograms of fentanyl, 390 kilograms of methamphetamine, $500,000 cash, and 89 firearms from a Falkland property in October 2023, allegedly the largest and most sophisticated drug lab in Canada; one suspect faces charges, and the Civil Forfeiture Office is p...
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48% Bias Score
Son-in-Law of Drug Lord Pleads Guilty to Border Used-Car Price-Fixing Scheme
Carlos Fabian Martinez, son-in-law of former Gulf Cartel leader Osiel Cardenas Guillen, pleaded guilty to an 11-year price-fixing scheme involving violence and extortion in the used-car market at the U.S.-Mexico border, impacting thousands of migrants, and faces 11 years in prison.
Son-in-Law of Drug Lord Pleads Guilty to Border Used-Car Price-Fixing Scheme
Carlos Fabian Martinez, son-in-law of former Gulf Cartel leader Osiel Cardenas Guillen, pleaded guilty to an 11-year price-fixing scheme involving violence and extortion in the used-car market at the U.S.-Mexico border, impacting thousands of migrants, and faces 11 years in prison.
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32% Bias Score
Russia Convicts Notorious "Lesnaya" Gang After Decades-Long Investigation
Russian investigators closed 211 organized crime cases in 2024, including the conviction of the "Lesnaya" gang, responsible for over 30 murders and operating from the 1990s across Moscow, southern Russia, and involving corrupt officials.
Russia Convicts Notorious "Lesnaya" Gang After Decades-Long Investigation
Russian investigators closed 211 organized crime cases in 2024, including the conviction of the "Lesnaya" gang, responsible for over 30 murders and operating from the 1990s across Moscow, southern Russia, and involving corrupt officials.
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60% Bias Score
260 Trafficking Victims Repatriated from Myanmar to Thailand
Following a crackdown on scam centers in Southeast Asia, Thailand is repatriating approximately 260 people rescued from Myanmar, who represent 20 nationalities and were victims of human trafficking and forced into working in online scam centers.
260 Trafficking Victims Repatriated from Myanmar to Thailand
Following a crackdown on scam centers in Southeast Asia, Thailand is repatriating approximately 260 people rescued from Myanmar, who represent 20 nationalities and were victims of human trafficking and forced into working in online scam centers.
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48% Bias Score
Trump's Aid Freeze Cripples Cambodia's Fight Against Human Trafficking
President Trump's freeze on foreign aid has crippled organizations fighting human trafficking in Cambodia, impacting a key shelter and halting rescue efforts, preventative programs, and research; the funding freeze also comes amid government crackdowns on independent media.
Trump's Aid Freeze Cripples Cambodia's Fight Against Human Trafficking
President Trump's freeze on foreign aid has crippled organizations fighting human trafficking in Cambodia, impacting a key shelter and halting rescue efforts, preventative programs, and research; the funding freeze also comes amid government crackdowns on independent media.
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44% Bias Score
US Deports Venezuelans, Frees Hostages in Deal with Maduro
On Monday, the US deported Venezuelan nationals to Caracas, including alleged members of the Tren de Aragua crime group, as part of a deal brokered by special envoy Richard Grenell that also secured the release of six American hostages held in Venezuela; in exchange, the Trump administration refrain...
US Deports Venezuelans, Frees Hostages in Deal with Maduro
On Monday, the US deported Venezuelan nationals to Caracas, including alleged members of the Tren de Aragua crime group, as part of a deal brokered by special envoy Richard Grenell that also secured the release of six American hostages held in Venezuela; in exchange, the Trump administration refrain...
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56% Bias Score
421 Million Ruble Phone Scam in Samara, Russia
A pensioner in Samara, Russia, lost 421 million rubles to a phone scam where fraudsters impersonated officials, convincing her to withdraw her savings and hand them to couriers who were later apprehended by police.
421 Million Ruble Phone Scam in Samara, Russia
A pensioner in Samara, Russia, lost 421 million rubles to a phone scam where fraudsters impersonated officials, convincing her to withdraw her savings and hand them to couriers who were later apprehended by police.
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40% Bias Score
Son-in-Law of Mexican Drug Lord Pleads Guilty to Border Price-Fixing Scheme
Carlos Favian Martinez, son-in-law of former Gulf Cartel leader Osiel Cárdenas Guillén, pleaded guilty to an 11-year price-fixing scheme involving violence and money laundering in the U.S.-Mexico used-car market, impacting thousands of migrants.
Son-in-Law of Mexican Drug Lord Pleads Guilty to Border Price-Fixing Scheme
Carlos Favian Martinez, son-in-law of former Gulf Cartel leader Osiel Cárdenas Guillén, pleaded guilty to an 11-year price-fixing scheme involving violence and money laundering in the U.S.-Mexico used-car market, impacting thousands of migrants.
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40% Bias Score
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