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The front page of DER SPIEGEL features a mix of domestic and international news. The main focus is on the upcoming US midterm elections, with coverage of Barack Obama's campaign appearance and criticism of Donald Trump. Other international stories include protests in France and US government…
Barack Obama takes to the campaign stage and rallies US voters with strong words against his successor, stating, 'After two years of chaos, cruelty, corruption, and incompetence, you now have the opportunity to say: Enough is enough.'
Audi is investing four billion dollars in a new plant in the United States, an announcement that will be made by Donald Trump.
The US Justice Department is exerting pressure on election officials in California regarding the midterm elections.
Donald Trump has cast his vote early for the US congressional election.
The current situation on Sunday highlights four key strategic problems facing the CDU party.
Protests against social injustice in France have led to massive police deployment and at least 1000 arrests.
Electric cars are seeing high demand and are overcoming their previous image of being slow to sell.
Sleep research explores whether people in the past slept better compared to how they sleep today.
Many people consider the dining table to be a digital taboo zone, impacting social etiquette.
