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House Oversight Committee Subpoenas DOJ and High-Profile Figures in Epstein Case
The House Oversight Committee issued subpoenas to the Department of Justice and ten high-profile figures, including former Attorneys General and FBI directors, for documents and information related to Jeffrey Epstein, following Republican demands for transparency and a subcommittee vote to release r...
House Oversight Committee Subpoenas DOJ and High-Profile Figures in Epstein Case
The House Oversight Committee issued subpoenas to the Department of Justice and ten high-profile figures, including former Attorneys General and FBI directors, for documents and information related to Jeffrey Epstein, following Republican demands for transparency and a subcommittee vote to release r...
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44% Bias Score


Cooper Calls for Transparency on Suspect Ethnicity and Immigration Status
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper is pushing for greater transparency in releasing ethnicity and immigration details of criminal suspects, citing concerns about misinformation and public unrest following cases like the alleged rape in Nuneaton and the Southport stabbings, despite police concerns about je...
Cooper Calls for Transparency on Suspect Ethnicity and Immigration Status
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper is pushing for greater transparency in releasing ethnicity and immigration details of criminal suspects, citing concerns about misinformation and public unrest following cases like the alleged rape in Nuneaton and the Southport stabbings, despite police concerns about je...
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44% Bias Score


Turkey to Enhance Monitoring of Large Cash Transactions to Combat Money Laundering
Turkey's Treasury and Finance Ministry proposed a new regulation to monitor EFT, wire transfers, and cash transactions exceeding 200,000 TL to prevent money laundering, requiring detailed explanations and forms for transactions above 2 million TL, effective January 1, 2026, aligning with FATF standa...
Turkey to Enhance Monitoring of Large Cash Transactions to Combat Money Laundering
Turkey's Treasury and Finance Ministry proposed a new regulation to monitor EFT, wire transfers, and cash transactions exceeding 200,000 TL to prevent money laundering, requiring detailed explanations and forms for transactions above 2 million TL, effective January 1, 2026, aligning with FATF standa...
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24% Bias Score


Parramatta Council Demands Transparency After ICAC Raid
Following an ICAC raid on Parramatta City Council offices, councillors are demanding transparency and independent legal advice after their phones were seized and they weren't informed beforehand, raising concerns about governance and community trust.
Parramatta Council Demands Transparency After ICAC Raid
Following an ICAC raid on Parramatta City Council offices, councillors are demanding transparency and independent legal advice after their phones were seized and they weren't informed beforehand, raising concerns about governance and community trust.
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36% Bias Score


EU's Generative AI Regulations Take Effect
New EU regulations on generative AI, effective August 2nd, 2025, require large language models to respect copyright and avoid discrimination, part of a broader effort to regulate large tech companies; 25 companies, including Google and Microsoft, voluntarily adhered, while others like Meta and major...
EU's Generative AI Regulations Take Effect
New EU regulations on generative AI, effective August 2nd, 2025, require large language models to respect copyright and avoid discrimination, part of a broader effort to regulate large tech companies; 25 companies, including Google and Microsoft, voluntarily adhered, while others like Meta and major...
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20% Bias Score


Epstein Files Fade from Public View at Town Halls
Lawmakers are hearing little about the Jeffrey Epstein files at town halls this summer recess, despite the issue's recent prominence in Washington; economic and immigration concerns dominate public discourse instead, although dissatisfaction with information released on the Epstein case remains high...
Epstein Files Fade from Public View at Town Halls
Lawmakers are hearing little about the Jeffrey Epstein files at town halls this summer recess, despite the issue's recent prominence in Washington; economic and immigration concerns dominate public discourse instead, although dissatisfaction with information released on the Epstein case remains high...
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44% Bias Score

Wealthesaurus Combats Wealth Management Jargon
The Ultra High Net Worth Institute launched the "Wealthesaurus," a crowdsourced glossary defining over 80 wealth management terms to combat industry jargon and improve client understanding, addressing the growing competition for ultra-wealthy clients managing $49 trillion in assets.

Wealthesaurus Combats Wealth Management Jargon
The Ultra High Net Worth Institute launched the "Wealthesaurus," a crowdsourced glossary defining over 80 wealth management terms to combat industry jargon and improve client understanding, addressing the growing competition for ultra-wealthy clients managing $49 trillion in assets.
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36% Bias Score

Brandenburg Reviews Potential Conflict of Interest in Ex-Minister's New Job
Following his resignation, former Brandenburg Economics Minister Jörg Steinbach is temporarily halting his consulting work for law firm CMS, which advised the state on Tesla's relocation during his time in office, due to potential conflicts of interest; the state government is reviewing the situatio...

Brandenburg Reviews Potential Conflict of Interest in Ex-Minister's New Job
Following his resignation, former Brandenburg Economics Minister Jörg Steinbach is temporarily halting his consulting work for law firm CMS, which advised the state on Tesla's relocation during his time in office, due to potential conflicts of interest; the state government is reviewing the situatio...
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52% Bias Score

Valencian Government Faces Credentialing Scandal: Three Officials Submit Missing Documents, Seven Remain Non-Compliant"
Following a scandal involving false qualifications, three Valencian government officials submitted missing academic credentials, while at least seven others remain non-compliant with a 2022 transparency law, risking penalties.

Valencian Government Faces Credentialing Scandal: Three Officials Submit Missing Documents, Seven Remain Non-Compliant"
Following a scandal involving false qualifications, three Valencian government officials submitted missing academic credentials, while at least seven others remain non-compliant with a 2022 transparency law, risking penalties.
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24% Bias Score

Sahel Terrorism: Opacity, Casualties, and a War of Narratives
In 2024, the Sahel experienced a surge in terrorism, with Burkina Faso suffering over 1,500 deaths, while military governments in the region maintain a policy of silence regarding casualties, hindering accurate assessments and undermining public trust.

Sahel Terrorism: Opacity, Casualties, and a War of Narratives
In 2024, the Sahel experienced a surge in terrorism, with Burkina Faso suffering over 1,500 deaths, while military governments in the region maintain a policy of silence regarding casualties, hindering accurate assessments and undermining public trust.
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20% Bias Score

EU Enacts Strict AI Transparency Rules
The European Union enacted new AI transparency rules on August 2nd, 2024, requiring developers to disclose model workings and training data, with potential fines up to €14.75 million for violations, impacting models like ChatGPT and Gemini.

EU Enacts Strict AI Transparency Rules
The European Union enacted new AI transparency rules on August 2nd, 2024, requiring developers to disclose model workings and training data, with potential fines up to €14.75 million for violations, impacting models like ChatGPT and Gemini.
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36% Bias Score

Greek Parliament's Invalid Vote Highlights Crisis of Legitimacy
In July 2025, the Greek parliament conducted an invalid vote on a pre-trial committee due to insufficient attendance (83 of 151 MPs, 75 voting by mail), mirroring similar avoidance tactics in 2009 during a maritime subsidy scandal, raising concerns about government transparency and democratic legiti...

Greek Parliament's Invalid Vote Highlights Crisis of Legitimacy
In July 2025, the Greek parliament conducted an invalid vote on a pre-trial committee due to insufficient attendance (83 of 151 MPs, 75 voting by mail), mirroring similar avoidance tactics in 2009 during a maritime subsidy scandal, raising concerns about government transparency and democratic legiti...
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48% Bias Score
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