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The front page of Helsingin Sanomat features domestic news including a tram derailment in Helsinki and commentary on wealth inequality, alongside international stories about a fire in Germany and US politics. Lifestyle and sports news are also present.
Hosts are no longer allowed to require renters to do dishes or take out the trash.
The first data centers in the United States were welcomed with open arms, but now hatred towards them is growing. Lisa Goldbeck's childhood home was squeezed by data centers.
Around 8:30 AM, the tram was back on its tracks. HSL stated the driver tried to catch up on schedule by taking a different route.
One person washes a t-shirt after one use, another uses it for many days. How about you? Compare your everyday habits to others and read expert tips.
According to police, the fire is suspected to be arson.
There are two candidates, with nearly identical names.
The Left Alliance chair compared a billionaire's wealth accumulation to an ordinary Finn's annual earnings. Koskela admits only one inaccuracy to HS.
HS collected interesting photos from the past week that might have been missed.
A tempting plant-based version of whipped butter is easy to make and lasts a long time. The taste made the HS food editorial team's mouths water.
People burn out because basic things are wrong – Professor explains the "load cycle" circulating at workplaces.
We tasted Helsinki's bakeries' "Korvapuusti" (cinnamon buns) and found the three best.
In Ukraine, betrayed by the US, tired faces looked from the streets.
There are no easy solutions to school challenges.
Utah Jazz corrected its course after a dismal opening game.
Petteri Rimpinen's comment about a "fat Swede" was picked up by MTV's broadcast, and Hugo Alnefelt responded sarcastically.
Artturi Lehkonen is among the top scorers in the NHL.