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Abdul El-Sayed won

Abdul El-Sayed won the contest to become the Democrats’ Senate candidate from Michigan’s 11th district. He defeated Shirley Stevens, who had the backing of the party leadership. The victory was a show of strength, but it was not as convincing as the opinion polls had suggested. Trump says El-Sayed’s victory is a gift to the Republicans.

Fourth assassination attempt on Trump foiled

Sunday, federal agents spotted a man walking around the Trump National Golf Club Los Angeles carrying a camera and conducting reconnaissance. He took photographs from several different angles. He was carrying ammunition, and a loaded pistol was found in his car. Trump had announced that he would arrive on Tuesday. It is difficult to identify […]

Warned of the Ceuta invasion – Sacked the same day

Only one person has lost their job following what Spanish opposition politicians describe as a Moroccan test invasion of the enclave of Ceuta. The dismissed employee was neither a border guard nor a member of the government.

Ingrid, 21, converted to Islam entirely on her own: “I thought the hijab was so beautiful”

As a young girl, Ingrid Kvalheim saw women wearing hijabs at one of Norway’s largest shopping centres and thought it was one of the most beautiful things she had ever seen.

Johannes Natland (19) convicted of conspiracy to murder. Mother: “He could never have harmed anyone”

Journalist Ellen Kongsnes insists that her son, who has been convicted of conspiracy to murder, could never have harmed anyone. On social media, however, she has come under fierce criticism.

Ukraine attacks Turkish cargo ship in the Black Sea

Ukraine’s campaign against Russia’s shadow fleet is also affecting other countries, including Iran and Turkey. Most recently, three crew members aboard the Turkish vessel Nadeschda were injured when a swarm of drones attacked the ship in the Black Sea. The vessel was 37 kilometres from the Russian port of Novorossiysk. The 23-member crew was transported to Novorossiysk by the Russian Navy.

Norway’s foreign minister backs Spain’s handling of the Ceuta crisis

The Norwegian government has backed Spain in the dispute over uncontrolled immigration. Italy has suspended the Schengen Agreement for one month. Rather than engaging in self-criticism, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez accused his critics of “selfishness”.

Non-Muslim police officers in Britain encouraged to fast during Ramadan

An association of Muslim police officers in the West Midlands has invited its non-Muslim colleagues to fast during Ramadan. According to the police force, headquartered in Birmingham, the initiative will help officers better understand the significance of Ramadan.

Defence lawyer seeks release of murder suspect Nawid Bayan

Nawid Bayan is suspected of and charged with the murder of his former girlfriend, Maren Sømme. His defence lawyer, Arvid Sjødin, is now asking the Supreme Court to release Bayan from pre-trial detention. Sjødin has reviewed the preliminary autopsy report, which he claims strengthens his client’s case.

European gay people shift to the right: – The Left’s alliance with Islam threatens us

Following the Islamist terrorist attack during Berlin Pride, several leading European gay figures have broken with the left over its unwillingness to confront Islam. They warn that tolerance of intolerance threatens their very existence.