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From Ro! Ro! Ro! to Sweet Caroline – Norwegian supporters take Texas by storm

The evening before Norway’s match at Dallas Stadium, Norwegian fans gathered at the bar Happiest Hour in the heart of downtown Dallas. There they put a new and festive twist on the Viking rowing by belting out Neil Diamond’s 1969 hit. It is pure Norway, and Texans and Americans are thrilled. Watch FOX4’s interview with “Mr. Row Row”.

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Jurists attempt to clear the AfD out of the way

A legal opinion from a German NGO declares that the prospects of getting the AfD banned in the constitutional court are realistic. The Greens are therefore demanding that a ban case be initiated against the AfD. It is, however, doubtful whether the CDU/CSU will go along with it.

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Trump earned over 1 billion dollars on crypto last year

US President Donald Trump is making good money on the stock market and earned, among other things, over 1 billion dollars on crypto last year. He also reaped large gains on a range of other investments. This is prompting criticism from people and organisations that dislike the President having assets in circulation.

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Gambian (24) illegally in Norway charged with sexual assaults on three girls

Despite the Gambian having had no legal residence in any Schengen country, he was given the opportunity to assault three girls in Norway.

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Murders and attempted murders of minors in France nearly tripled in nine years

The murder of Louis (17) puts the spotlight on the sharply increasing youth violence in France: 518 minors became victims of murder (94) or attempted murder (424) last year – almost a tripling since 2016. The value of human life at times seems to be completely erased, comments a police trade union leader.

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North African slashes random man’s face on the street

A healthcare worker who was sitting on a bench in Málaga waiting for his shift to begin was unprovokedly subjected to everyday jihad with a knife and slashed from nose to neck by a passer-by from North Africa.

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Supreme Court rejects change to birthright citizenship law

A 5-4 majority on the Supreme Court has declined to overturn the law granting automatic US citizenship to any child born on American soil. This has led to widespread birth tourism, with Asian women in particular exploiting the system. As an American citizen, you gain the right to vote, and it is said that a million Chinese will have voting rights by 2030 and could prove decisive in elections.

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Haaland delivers as Norway beat Ivory Coast – Brazil await on Sunday

Norway have not played more than one cup match in World Cup history, and it is 28 years since Document’s reporter was present at Stade Vélodrome in Marseille during the dismal match against Italy. But today we witnessed a miracle, as Norway beat Ivory Coast and will face Brazil in the quarter-final on Sunday.

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Charlie Kirk Law protects teaching on Christianity’s role in US history

On 1 July, the «Charlie Kirk American Heritage Act» enters into force in Tennessee. The law gives teachers the freedom to teach about Christianity’s positive impact on American history without fearing sanctions.

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Over one million undocumented immigrants have applied for legal residence in Spain

Spain’s government opened the possibility for undocumented immigrants to apply for residence in Spain if they had lived in the country for more than five months with a clean criminal record. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez predicted that 500,000 would apply, but as expected, he was wildly wrong.

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