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DER SPIEGEL's front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with a prominent story on the US stock market boom and its potential dangers. Other stories cover European wildfire preparedness, a fitness workout, and a legal case in the UK. There is also a brief mention of sleep…
The US stock market boom has turned many ordinary Americans into millionaires through stock savings plans, but this reliance on financial markets poses risks. The story questions whether the government and central bank can still afford to allow a stock market crash.
Wildfires in France and Spain feel like science fiction but highlight Europe's unpreparedness for the new climate reality, indicating a significant shift in environmental conditions.
This article suggests a workout routine focusing on fitness and stretching exercises designed to promote a healthy body and well-being.
A brief segment exploring the common notion that people require less sleep during the summer months, questioning its validity.
A legal case in Great Britain involves an undertaker accused of storing bodies in shelves instead of performing cremations as required.
American pop star Ariana Grande has filed a lawsuit against unknown hackers who are reportedly targeting her.
This article examines the capabilities of smartwatches and fitness trackers in measuring bodily functions and questions whether users should trust these devices more than their own physical sensations.
