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Iran løslader amerikansk kvinde efter halvandet år

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By Alex Wong
| TV 2 Verified
USA's præsident, Donald Trump, siger, at Iran har løsladt en amerikansk statsborger, som har været tilbageholdt i Iran siden december 2024, og ladet hende forlade landet. Det sker i et opslag på Trumps eget sociale medie, Truth Social, natten til torsdag dansk tid. - Hun er nu sikkert ude af Iran og i god stand, skriver den amerikanske præsident. - USA værdsætter denne handling af god vilje fra Iran, lyder det videre.
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Håner ytringsfriheten

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By Dagbladets lederavdeling, Alex Wong
| Dagbladet Verified
Fotball-VM 2026 Konspirasjonsteoriene herjer. Bare Donald Trump har stått for en større VM-skandale, mener prestisjeavis før semifinalen. ATLANTA (Dagbladet): Norge var rasende etter tapet for England på grunn av flere situasjoner hvor de mente dommeren burde tatt andre avgjørelser. Nå venter en gigantsemfinale mot Argentina. En motstander har enda hardere anklager mot seg.
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On birthright citizenship, the Supreme Court 'originalists' split on history and Trump

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By Alex Wong
| Rock Hill Herald Verified
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia waits for the beginning of the taping of "The Kalb Report" on April 17, 2014, at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. (Alex Wong/Getty Images/TNS) The Supreme Court's conservative justices say they decide cases based on the words and original history of the Constitution - and not on their personal or political views.
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