Chaos in morning traffic after train stoppage ↗
Front page leadMorning traffic was disrupted due to a train stoppage.
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Svenska Dagbladet
The front page of Svenska Dagbladet features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include chaos in morning traffic due to a train stoppage, an investigation into an ADHD expert's ties to a pharmaceutical company, and the announcement of SVT's Christmas presenter. International…
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ADHD expert received payment from Elvanse giant ↗
An investigation reveals that an ADHD expert from SVT received payment from a major pharmaceutical company that produces Elvanse, highlighting potential conflicts of interest.
Researchers respond about industry assignments ↗
Researchers defend their paid assignments for pharmaceutical companies concerning ADHD.
Researchers: Denying life-saving drugs for rare diseases may be right ↗
A professor suggests that denying life-saving medication for rare diseases might be the correct decision if taxes are not significantly increased.
Trump's announcement on aid cuts to Israel may have been aimed at Michigan ↗
An analysis suggests that Donald Trump's announcement regarding reduced aid to Israel might have been strategically directed towards influencing voters in Michigan.
SVT announces this year's Christmas presenter ↗
The identity of the person who will host SVT's Christmas broadcast has been revealed.
Inflation falls unexpectedly sharply ↗
Inflation has decreased more than anticipated.
Ted Cruz: Rejection on par with Watergate ↗
Top Republican Ted Cruz heavily criticizes his own party regarding recent election results, comparing the situation to Watergate.
US election could be a Swedish jackpot for small savers ↗
Stock market performance after previous US midterm elections indicates a potential boon for Swedish small investors.
Sources: Hegseth risks impeachment, Republican wants to impeach defense… ↗
A Republican is seeking to impeach the defense secretary, with sources indicating potential impeachment proceedings against Hegseth.
Politicians' younger selves tested in new game ↗
A new game challenges users to guess the year politicians, including Ebba Busch, looked a certain way in their youth.
Test: When is Åkesson first seen? ↗
Play 'Pricka året' to find out when Jimmie Åkesson first appeared.
A new Swedish restaurant is best in Sweden on 'World's 50 best restaurants' ↗
A Swedish restaurant has surpassed Frantzén to become the top-ranked in Sweden on the prestigious 'World's 50 Best Restaurants' list.
The threat is no longer Trump ↗
Johan Anderberg argues that a greater problem than Donald Trump awaits US politicians.
Maga admits: 'Ass-whipping' ↗
Events in Texas are viewed as a gift from Trump, breaking a curse, according to Göran Eriksson.
Analysts warn Democrats after 'blue earthquake' ↗
Experts suggest that people are voting against Trump rather than for the Democrats, and explain what happens next.
How much is required for the luxury card to pay off ↗
The credit card costs 6,900 SEK annually but can be a profitable investment for some.
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