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The front page of DER SPIEGEL features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a report on the political division in the US over Artificial Intelligence, ongoing discussions about consumer spending on leisure, and the impact of the real estate crisis on construction. Domestic…
Artificial intelligence is becoming a crucial election campaign issue in the US. While Trump favors rapid growth, progressive Democrats and some Republicans are positioning themselves as fighters against tech corporations.
A look back at the Schlager icon Tony Marshall and the entertainment world he moved in, with personal recollections.
Firefighters are battling a wildfire in Belgium, with hopes that incoming rain will help contain the spread. The fire is not currently moving towards Germany.
New data indicates that a significant portion of household budgets in Germany is allocated to leisure activities.
A recent study by the Ifo Institute reveals an increase in canceled construction projects, highlighting challenges in the real estate sector.
Wildfires continue to affect parts of Germany and Belgium. While one fire is expanding near Schramberg, there is a sense of relief in the Westerwald region.
Companies are reducing staff, but the burden also falls on those who continue working: they must save, feel insecure, and work for two. What can you do when you belong to them?
Men shaped Hitler's NSDAP, but from the beginning, many families were involved in the Nazi era.
