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Over 230,000 Documents on Martin Luther King Jr.'s Assassination Declassified
The US government declassified over 230,000 documents on the 1968 assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., fulfilling a promise of transparency and providing a historical step toward revealing the truth, according to Attorney General Pam Bondi and Alveda King, the slain leader's niece.
Over 230,000 Documents on Martin Luther King Jr.'s Assassination Declassified
The US government declassified over 230,000 documents on the 1968 assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., fulfilling a promise of transparency and providing a historical step toward revealing the truth, according to Attorney General Pam Bondi and Alveda King, the slain leader's niece.
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20% Bias Score


House Shortens Workweek Amid Epstein Files Dispute
The Republican-led House abruptly shortened its final workweek before the summer recess due to a standoff over releasing Jeffrey Epstein's government files; Democrats attempted to force votes on the release, leading Republicans to end floor sessions a day early to avoid embarrassing votes and accusa...
House Shortens Workweek Amid Epstein Files Dispute
The Republican-led House abruptly shortened its final workweek before the summer recess due to a standoff over releasing Jeffrey Epstein's government files; Democrats attempted to force votes on the release, leading Republicans to end floor sessions a day early to avoid embarrassing votes and accusa...
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40% Bias Score


Spain Reforms Official Secrets Act, Imposing Stricter Controls and Fines
Spain is reforming its Franco-era Official Secrets Act, transferring control to the Ministry of Presidency, imposing fines up to €2.5 million for leaks, and automatically declassifying documents after 4–45 years, with judicial oversight through the Supreme Court; all documents predating 1981 will be...
Spain Reforms Official Secrets Act, Imposing Stricter Controls and Fines
Spain is reforming its Franco-era Official Secrets Act, transferring control to the Ministry of Presidency, imposing fines up to €2.5 million for leaks, and automatically declassifying documents after 4–45 years, with judicial oversight through the Supreme Court; all documents predating 1981 will be...
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24% Bias Score


EU Commission Accused of Illegally Withholding Health NGO Funds
Twelve MEPs accused the European Commission of potentially breaking the law by withholding funds from health NGOs without explanation, causing some NGOs to lay off staff; the Commission says the EU4Health work program will be adopted soon.
EU Commission Accused of Illegally Withholding Health NGO Funds
Twelve MEPs accused the European Commission of potentially breaking the law by withholding funds from health NGOs without explanation, causing some NGOs to lay off staff; the Commission says the EU4Health work program will be adopted soon.
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40% Bias Score


Lack of Transparency in Childcare Abuse Cases Sparks Parental Outrage
Thousands of parents in Victoria learned their children may have been exposed to STDs due to a childcare worker; meanwhile, Sydney parents remain unaware of a similar situation due to a court order, prompting calls for more transparency in handling such cases.
Lack of Transparency in Childcare Abuse Cases Sparks Parental Outrage
Thousands of parents in Victoria learned their children may have been exposed to STDs due to a childcare worker; meanwhile, Sydney parents remain unaware of a similar situation due to a court order, prompting calls for more transparency in handling such cases.
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40% Bias Score


RCMP Watchdog Faces "Toxic Environment," Favouritism Claims
An independent assessment of the RCMP's Civilian Review and Complaints Commission (CRCC), prompted by an anonymous employee email in October 2023, revealed a "toxic work environment," favouritism, and heavy workloads, prompting calls for leadership changes to restore credibility and trust. Public Sa...
RCMP Watchdog Faces "Toxic Environment," Favouritism Claims
An independent assessment of the RCMP's Civilian Review and Complaints Commission (CRCC), prompted by an anonymous employee email in October 2023, revealed a "toxic work environment," favouritism, and heavy workloads, prompting calls for leadership changes to restore credibility and trust. Public Sa...
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32% Bias Score

Uvalde School Board Releases Robb Elementary Shooting Records After 38-Month Legal Battle
Following a court ruling, the Uvalde CISD board unanimously voted to release records related to the Robb Elementary shooting after a 38-month legal battle, marking a significant step toward transparency and healing for the victims' families.

Uvalde School Board Releases Robb Elementary Shooting Records After 38-Month Legal Battle
Following a court ruling, the Uvalde CISD board unanimously voted to release records related to the Robb Elementary shooting after a 38-month legal battle, marking a significant step toward transparency and healing for the victims' families.
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44% Bias Score

House Republicans Stall on Releasing Epstein Files Amidst Internal Pressure
House Republicans are delaying a vote on releasing Jeffrey Epstein-related files until after the August recess, despite bipartisan pressure, facing potential challenges with a discharge petition requiring 218 signatures before a vote can be forced.

House Republicans Stall on Releasing Epstein Files Amidst Internal Pressure
House Republicans are delaying a vote on releasing Jeffrey Epstein-related files until after the August recess, despite bipartisan pressure, facing potential challenges with a discharge petition requiring 218 signatures before a vote can be forced.
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48% Bias Score

Madrid's €5 Billion Hospital Contract: Budget Overruns and Billing Disputes
Between 2019 and 2024, the Madrid regional government paid Quirón over €5 billion to manage four public hospitals, exceeding the budget by €1.3 billion due to unpredictable patient choice and billing disputes, particularly regarding undocumented foreign patients (S85), leading to legal battles and f...

Madrid's €5 Billion Hospital Contract: Budget Overruns and Billing Disputes
Between 2019 and 2024, the Madrid regional government paid Quirón over €5 billion to manage four public hospitals, exceeding the budget by €1.3 billion due to unpredictable patient choice and billing disputes, particularly regarding undocumented foreign patients (S85), leading to legal battles and f...
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44% Bias Score

Unsealing Epstein Grand Jury Transcripts Unlikely to Reveal New Information, Prosecutors Say
The Justice Department's request to unseal grand jury transcripts in the Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell cases is unlikely to yield significant new information, former federal prosecutors say, predicting the release of limited material due to the nature of grand jury proceedings in the Souther...

Unsealing Epstein Grand Jury Transcripts Unlikely to Reveal New Information, Prosecutors Say
The Justice Department's request to unseal grand jury transcripts in the Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell cases is unlikely to yield significant new information, former federal prosecutors say, predicting the release of limited material due to the nature of grand jury proceedings in the Souther...
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40% Bias Score

Turkish Red Crescent's Earthquake Response Under Scrutiny Amidst AKP Ties
Following the February 6 earthquakes in Turkey, the Turkish Red Crescent (Kızılay)'s sale of tents sparked controversy due to the revelation that many of its Istanbul and affected region officials have past ties to the ruling AK Party (AKP), including former local officials, party executive members,...

Turkish Red Crescent's Earthquake Response Under Scrutiny Amidst AKP Ties
Following the February 6 earthquakes in Turkey, the Turkish Red Crescent (Kızılay)'s sale of tents sparked controversy due to the revelation that many of its Istanbul and affected region officials have past ties to the ruling AK Party (AKP), including former local officials, party executive members,...
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56% Bias Score

DOJ to Unseal Epstein Grand Jury Transcripts Amid Public Interest
Following an internal review finding no evidence to charge others, the Department of Justice, at Attorney General Pam Bondi's direction, moved to unseal grand jury transcripts from the Jeffrey Epstein case due to intense public interest, planning to redact victim information before release.

DOJ to Unseal Epstein Grand Jury Transcripts Amid Public Interest
Following an internal review finding no evidence to charge others, the Department of Justice, at Attorney General Pam Bondi's direction, moved to unseal grand jury transcripts from the Jeffrey Epstein case due to intense public interest, planning to redact victim information before release.
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56% Bias Score
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