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De Morgen's front page features stories on an attack in Krakow, Poland, the impact of AI on jobs, a financial scam, and US politics. It also includes interviews with Penelope Cruz and Lynn Van den Broeck, and news about a potential female president for Germany.
Authorities are investigating the perpetrator of an attack in Krakow, Poland, who was reportedly fascinated by far-right ideologies and described as distant and somber.
An attack in Krakow, Poland, resulted in six deaths, with three additional fatalities at the shooter's residence. The event has shocked locals who believed such violence was not typical for the region.
A man in a Maserati defrauded his client, Gilberte, of 300,000 euros after a seemingly friendly encounter.
Koen Schoors discusses the early impacts of artificial intelligence, suggesting it is already leading to a reduction in job openings.
Apple is alleged to be censoring its text prediction feature by blocking a significant number of words and terms, which is being described as 'light censorship'.
Economist Hans Bevers argues that the rapid advancement and adoption of AI are forcing people into a relentless competition with no end in sight.
Actress Penélope Cruz discusses her approach to acting, emphasizing her focus on character development over personal appearance.
Lynn Van den Broeck recounts her proactive efforts to secure a role in the television show 'Over de oceaan'.
Ilse Aigner is a potential candidate to become Germany's first female and Bavarian president.
Following the midterms, Donald Trump is reportedly making changes to his White House staff, including appointing Stephen Miller, signaling a move towards more extreme policies.
Reports indicate that Donald Trump is considering appointing UFC president Dana White as his new White House spokesperson and bringing in fighters as assistants.
An analysis of why California voters rejected a proposed billionaire tax.
