Trump blasts Norway after missing Nobel Peace Prize, says award 'forever discredited'
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Multiple news outlets report that former U.S. President Donald Trump reacted angrily after not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, describing the decision as a 'stain' on Norway and claiming he 'should have won.' Trump asserted the award is 'forever discredited.' The Washington Post, Axios, The Hill, and Yahoo covered his remarks, with some commentary framing his quest for the prize as a joke. A separate New York Times piece profiles an international career shaped by apartheid struggles, appearing alongside the Nobel coverage. The reports attribute the opinions and claims directly to Trump, without independently verifying his assertions about the award or Norway's role.
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- Trump fumes at 'stain' on Norway after missing out on Nobel Peace Prize — The Washington Post
- Trump rages over Nobel Peace Prize loss — Axios
- An International Career Forged by the Struggles of Apartheid — The New York Times
- Trump's Nobel Prize quest is now the butt of the joke — and appropriately so — Yahoo
- Trump: I 'should have won' Nobel Peace Prize, award is 'forever discredited' — The Hill
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