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Dallas Whale Mural Artist Wyland Sues FIFA After World Cup Paint-Over

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June 2, 2026
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Dallas Whale Mural Artist Wyland Sues FIFA After World Cup Paint-Over

The legal battle follows weeks of public anger after a nearly 30-year-old downtown landmark was mostly covered up to make way for a World Cup-related project.

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