Hazardous material accident on A57: Truck with nitric acid overturned, schools… ↗
Front page leadA truck carrying nitric acid overturned on the A57 highway, leading to the closure of several schools and kindergartens in Krefeld.
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The front page of DER SPIEGEL covers a range of news, including a hazardous material incident in Krefeld, Germany, a US judge halting a project related to Donald Trump, a profile on Bryan Adams' mother, a surprising rise in German industrial production, and a report on an NFL star's insolvency…
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US Judge Halts Work on Donald Trump's Triumph Arch ↗
A judge in the United States has issued a ruling to stop the construction of a project referred to as Donald Trump's Triumph Arch.
Bryan Adams' Mother Joins Him at Concerts at 98 ↗
Bryan Adams' 98-year-old mother is attending his concerts.
German Industrial Production Surprisingly Grows in September ↗
Industrial production in Germany experienced unexpected growth in September.
NFL Star Rice Files for Insolvency, Uses Super Bowl Ring as Pawn ↗
Kansas City NFL player Rashee Rice has declared bankruptcy and is using his Super Bowl ring as collateral.
Every Senator Sees a President When They Look in the Mirror. And Democrats… ↗
As Republicans debate Donald Trump's potential successor, Democrats face their own turbulent period, with political scientist Michele Swers explaining which projects the president might still pursue.
Why Trump Stumbled and Who Could Come After Him ↗
Americans have punished their president, and the race for his succession is heating up among young stars for the Democrats, while Republicans are falling behind Vice President Vance. How dangerous were Trump's final years in office? A SPIEGEL cover story.
Fear of AI Regulation Causes US Tech Stocks to Plummet ↗
Following the US midterm elections, AI companies may face increased political opposition, leading to significant declines in the stock values of chip manufacturers in the US and Germany.
Rubio Denies Resignation Rumors ↗
Marco Rubio has publicly denied rumors about his potential resignation.
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