Chancellor To Retire, And Other Stories

The Chancellor, not of Germany or Austria, but of the Seattle Seahawks, has apparently announced his retirement from professional football.  Citing a neck injury from last season, strong safely Kam Chancellor Tweeted that it is now "Time for the next chapter".  He had played for Seattle since 2010, after playing strong and free safety for Virginia Tech from 2006 to 2009.  In eight NFL seasons, Chancellor was in the Pro Bowl four times.  He is originally from Norfolk, Virginia.

Read more at ESPN, Sports Illustrated, SBNation, SeattlePi and The Roanoke Times.

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In other stories:

From the Express, the Chancellor of Germany admits that the Schengen zone is "at risk".

From Voice Of Europe, due to increasing violence, Sweden's hospitals will need armed guards.

From The Local FR, some background on the criminal who escaped a French prison.

From The Local CH, Switzerland is experiencing a large increase in people with dual nationality.

From The Local ES, 17 World Heritage sites to visit in Spain.

From El País, President Trump looks forward to working with his new Mexican counterpart.

From EuroNews, the leaders of Germany's three coalition parties hold "last-ditch" talks.

From Deutsche Welle, German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer threatens to resign.

From Social Europe, "power is draining away" from Chancellor Merkel.

From Russia Today, Belgian authorities arrest two suspects for an alleged bomb plot, and seize an explosive known as "mother of Satan".

From Dutch News, the Netherlands will overhaul its integration process.

From Wired, Europe is using smartphone metadata to deport refugees.

From Middle East Online, Turkey is now a "transactional partner" for the E.U.

From the NL Times, a Jewish cemetery in Amsterdam has been vandalized with swastikas.

From the Evening Standard, in the city where carrying knives is illegal, two teenage boys are arrested for allegedly stabbing another teenage boy.

From France24, France is accused of aiding repression in Egypt by selling arms.

From the Prague Daily Monitor, Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis denies that his country and Germany have made any deal about migrants.

From The Slovak Spectator, Slovakia's roads could give you a bumpy ride.

From WKYC, a man is arrested for allegedly plotting a terror attack in Cleveland on July 4th.

From Palestinian Media Watch, the PA's highest-paid terrorist family will be making even more.  (The abbreviation "PA" does not stand for "Pennsylvania".)

From Hürriyet Daily News, German authorities arrest a woman who was allegedly a member of ISIS's "morality police".

From Arutz Sheva, Australia stops all aid to the PA.

From Gatestone Institute, a vision of an Islamic state in Europe.

From National Review, the left has already found reasons to oppose one possible SCOTUS nominee.

From Townhall, this SCOTUS pick means more to the right that to the left.

From FrontpageMag, what do children learn about Islam?

From the New York Post, the Fourth of July, since it falls on a Wednesday, will be difficult for workers.

And from The Babylon Bee, the New York Times is now printed only on the far left side of the page.