Two broken promises could ruin the midterm election for Trump ↗
Front page leadCommentator Joacim Lund writes about two broken promises that might negatively impact Donald Trump's midterm election prospects.
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Commentator Joacim Lund writes about two broken promises that might negatively impact Donald Trump's midterm election prospects.
Norway's representative, Astrup, commented during the Epstein hearing, acknowledging that 'rotten apples' can exist within large organizations.
Losers in Sweden are on strike in protest against a court ruling concerning Tjörn.
A woman on death row has survived an execution attempt.
Netflix has produced a compelling new series based on a classic story.
Acouples therapists reveal the recurring topics discussed by women in therapy and what men tend to bring up.
The article discusses the Oslo housing market, noting a significant price drop and factors influencing how long homes stay on the market.
Political commentator Christina Pletten observes mysterious shifts in the US midterm election polls.
Footballer Erling Braut Haaland is suing the airline Norwegian for alleged illegal marketing during the World Cup.
Bane Nor sold its new headquarters to a company owned by a billionaire family and then entered into an agreement to lease it all back for ten years.
A psychiatrist argues that society is paying a price for the rise of a new 'trauma culture'.
Political editor Kjetil B. Alstadheim comments on the Epstein hearing, noting that Erik Solheim's appearance became the focal point.
A condition affecting one in three adults is described as the 'greatest disease that is spoken of the least.'
A mother is nearly exasperated by her child's constant questions about death.
An Oslo politician reacts to Bergen being named the 'second best city in the world', calling it a 'big city tragedy'.
The leader of the Norwegian Students' Union, Zaid Norzai Ahmmad, states that students refuse to be blamed for issues in the Norwegian school system.
A quiz question related to Norway's best Eurovision performance in the 2010s.