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Expedited Release of FBI Files on Martin Luther King Jr. Sought
The US Attorney in Washington, D.C., is seeking to expedite the release of FBI files on Martin Luther King Jr., containing surveillance tapes and transcripts from 1960s, raising questions about the motives behind the move and the potential impact on King's legacy.
Expedited Release of FBI Files on Martin Luther King Jr. Sought
The US Attorney in Washington, D.C., is seeking to expedite the release of FBI files on Martin Luther King Jr., containing surveillance tapes and transcripts from 1960s, raising questions about the motives behind the move and the potential impact on King's legacy.
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60% Bias Score
IPEA Clears Dutton's Taxpayer-Funded Trip to Luxury Island Lunch
An investigation into then-Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton's use of \$465 in taxpayer funds for a flight to a luxury "long lunch" on Makepeace Island in July 2019 found his expenses were within the rules, despite concerns about the definition of "parliamentary business".
IPEA Clears Dutton's Taxpayer-Funded Trip to Luxury Island Lunch
An investigation into then-Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton's use of \$465 in taxpayer funds for a flight to a luxury "long lunch" on Makepeace Island in July 2019 found his expenses were within the rules, despite concerns about the definition of "parliamentary business".
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48% Bias Score
UK to Cap Political Donations to Curb Foreign Influence
The UK government plans to restrict foreign donations to political parties by capping contributions from UK companies based on their profit or revenue, aiming to prevent large donations like Elon Musk's rumored \$100 million contribution to Reform UK, a move supported by 77% of the public in a Sky N...
UK to Cap Political Donations to Curb Foreign Influence
The UK government plans to restrict foreign donations to political parties by capping contributions from UK companies based on their profit or revenue, aiming to prevent large donations like Elon Musk's rumored \$100 million contribution to Reform UK, a move supported by 77% of the public in a Sky N...
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52% Bias Score
Minister's Husband's Firms Received State Funding, Sparking Transparency Calls
During her time as State Secretary, the Minister's husband's companies received state funding through the ISB, prompting calls for transparency and raising ethical questions regarding conflicts of interest and upcoming elections.
Minister's Husband's Firms Received State Funding, Sparking Transparency Calls
During her time as State Secretary, the Minister's husband's companies received state funding through the ISB, prompting calls for transparency and raising ethical questions regarding conflicts of interest and upcoming elections.
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40% Bias Score
80,000 JFK Assassination Files Released
Following President Trump's announcement, 80,000 pages of previously unreleased documents related to the John F. Kennedy assassination were released to the public on Tuesday, fulfilling a long-standing promise and campaign pledge, though some redactions remain.
80,000 JFK Assassination Files Released
Following President Trump's announcement, 80,000 pages of previously unreleased documents related to the John F. Kennedy assassination were released to the public on Tuesday, fulfilling a long-standing promise and campaign pledge, though some redactions remain.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Releases 80,000 JFK Assassination Documents
President Trump released over 80,000 documents related to the John F. Kennedy assassination on Tuesday, fulfilling a campaign promise, following a Justice Department review; the documents include memos, intelligence reports, and cover various aspects of the event, including Lee Harvey Oswald's activ...
Trump Releases 80,000 JFK Assassination Documents
President Trump released over 80,000 documents related to the John F. Kennedy assassination on Tuesday, fulfilling a campaign promise, following a Justice Department review; the documents include memos, intelligence reports, and cover various aspects of the event, including Lee Harvey Oswald's activ...
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40% Bias Score
FBI Redacts Epstein Files, Diverting Resources from National Security
The FBI is urgently redacting thousands of documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation to meet Attorney General Pam Bondi's transparency pledge, diverting agents from other crucial investigations like those involving China and Iran. This follows public skepticism over the initial release ...
FBI Redacts Epstein Files, Diverting Resources from National Security
The FBI is urgently redacting thousands of documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation to meet Attorney General Pam Bondi's transparency pledge, diverting agents from other crucial investigations like those involving China and Iran. This follows public skepticism over the initial release ...
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52% Bias Score
PP Requests EU Investigation into Hiring of Spanish PM's Brother
The Partido Popular in Spain has formally requested that the European Commission investigate the hiring of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's brother by a public administration due to alleged favoritism and violation of EU principles of equality and impartiality, citing 329 communications betwee...
PP Requests EU Investigation into Hiring of Spanish PM's Brother
The Partido Popular in Spain has formally requested that the European Commission investigate the hiring of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's brother by a public administration due to alleged favoritism and violation of EU principles of equality and impartiality, citing 329 communications betwee...
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52% Bias Score
EU Parliament Condemns Commission's Bypass of Budget Oversight for Emergency Funding
The European Parliament criticized the European Commission for bypassing its budgetary oversight in allocating €150 billion for defense and €700 billion for Covid-19 recovery, using a fast-track procedure under Article 122 of the EU treaties, raising concerns about democratic accountability and tran...
EU Parliament Condemns Commission's Bypass of Budget Oversight for Emergency Funding
The European Parliament criticized the European Commission for bypassing its budgetary oversight in allocating €150 billion for defense and €700 billion for Covid-19 recovery, using a fast-track procedure under Article 122 of the EU treaties, raising concerns about democratic accountability and tran...
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44% Bias Score
Spain to Make Judicial Opposition Preparation Free
The Spanish government is considering making it mandatory for judges who train judicial candidates to do so for free, responding to a report from the General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) that raised concerns about transparency. This is the first clash between the government and the newly appointe...
Spain to Make Judicial Opposition Preparation Free
The Spanish government is considering making it mandatory for judges who train judicial candidates to do so for free, responding to a report from the General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) that raised concerns about transparency. This is the first clash between the government and the newly appointe...
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48% Bias Score
Carney to Establish Conflict-of-Interest Screens
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is collaborating with the Ethics Commissioner to establish conflict-of-interest screens to manage potential conflicts arising from his substantial previous corporate holdings, primarily at Brookfield Asset Management, following public and opposition scrutiny of hi...
Carney to Establish Conflict-of-Interest Screens
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is collaborating with the Ethics Commissioner to establish conflict-of-interest screens to manage potential conflicts arising from his substantial previous corporate holdings, primarily at Brookfield Asset Management, following public and opposition scrutiny of hi...
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48% Bias Score
B.C. Audit Exposes Flaws in Forest Carbon Accounting
An audit of British Columbia's Forests Ministry revealed a lack of defined methodologies for calculating forest carbon, impacting decision-making and undermining the credibility of its reporting; the ministry accepted audit recommendations and finalized guidance in late 2024.
B.C. Audit Exposes Flaws in Forest Carbon Accounting
An audit of British Columbia's Forests Ministry revealed a lack of defined methodologies for calculating forest carbon, impacting decision-making and undermining the credibility of its reporting; the ministry accepted audit recommendations and finalized guidance in late 2024.
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28% Bias Score
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