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Der Spiegel is published by SPIEGEL-Verlag Rudolf Augstein GmbH & Co. KG. Its ownership structure is unique, with 50.5% held by employees through a democratically organized holding company (Mitarbeiter-KG), 24% by the Augstein family, and 25.5% by the international media group Bertelsmann via its subsidiary RM Hamburg Holding GmbH.
Der Spiegel, founded in 1947, is renowned for its investigative journalism and critical stance, having played a key role in uncovering numerous political scandals, including the significant 'Spiegel affair' in 1962. Media Bias/Fact Check and Ground News rate Der Spiegel as having a Left-Center bias and high to very high factual reporting. However, the outlet faced significant controversies, notably the 2018 Claas Relotius fabrication scandal, where a reporter invented facts and quotes in multiple stories, some with alleged anti-American bias, and a 2022 instance of publishing fake news about a refugee death. Der Spiegel publicly addressed these issues, apologized, and conducted internal investigations, highlighting its extensive fact-checking department.
Frederik Ruppert Breaks Eight-Minute Barrier in 3000m Steeplechase
- Frederik Ruppert set a new European record in the 3000m steeplechase, finishing in 7:57.80 minutes. - He became the first European to break the eight-minute barrier in the event, surpassing the prev…
Iran: President Masoud Pezeshkian Denies Resignation Rumors
- Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has officially denied rumors of his resignation, with his office stating he will continue his work serving the Iranian people. - The rumors, reported by Iran Inte…
Women in the labor market: Coalition grapples with parental benefits and equal pay
- The German coalition government is debating key issues concerning women in the labor market, including parental benefits and equal pay. - The discussions are part of ongoing efforts to address gende…
New York Mayor Mamdani boycotts Israel Day Parade, drawing criticism
- New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani boycotted the annual Israel Day Parade, a move drawing criticism. - Mamdani cited his clear views on the Israeli government and stated he would not participate dur…
Ralf Schumacher: Ex-Formula 1 driver marries partner Étienne in South of France
- Former Formula 1 driver Ralf Schumacher, 50, married his partner Étienne Bousquet-Cassagne, 36, in Saint-Tropez. - The couple celebrated with around 110 guests at a private estate, with their weddin…
Turkey's opposition CHP in turmoil as court reinstates former leader
- Following a court ruling that ousted Özgür Özel, Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu was reinstated as interim leader of Turkey's main opposition CHP party. - Both Kılıçdaroğlu and the ousted Özel held separate rall…
Free Refrigerator Exchange for Social Benefit Recipients in Frankfurt am Main
- Der Spiegel is offering a free refrigerator exchange program for social benefit recipients in Frankfurt am Main. - The initiative aims to replace old, inefficient refrigerators with new, energy-savi…
Zverev Wins in French Open Round of 16, Now Top Favorite
- Alexander Zverev advanced to the round of 16 at the French Open after defeating Quentin Halys in a challenging third-round match. - Zverev is now considered a top favorite for the title following th…
Aurélie and Ibo Crowned Winners of 'Germany's Next Topmodel'
- The winners of "Germany's Next Topmodel" (GNTM) season 19, Aurélie and Ibo, were revealed in the finale. - The results had been leaked a day prior to the official broadcast. - Aurélie, a flight atte…
AfD employee with Bandidos past denied Bundestag pass
- An employee of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party with a past connection to the Bandidos motorcycle club has been denied an access pass to the German parliament. - The decision raises questions…
What makes Antonio Stradivari's instruments so special?
- The article discusses the unique qualities that make Antonio Stradivari's instruments exceptionally valuable and sought after. - It implies that these instruments possess special characteristics bey…
Conference League: Glasner gifts Crystal Palace a final title in farewell
- Crystal Palace FC won the Conference League title, defeating Rayo Vallecano 1-0 in Leipzig. - Jean-Philippe Mateta scored the winning goal in the 50th minute, capping a resurgence under coach Oliver…
Zverev cruises into French Open third round; Lys exits in tears due to illness
- Alexander Zverev reached the third round of the French Open with a dominant performance, winning in straight sets. - He has yet to drop a set in the tournament and is considered a strong contender. …
Passau: Man sentenced to eight years for car attack on ex-partner and others
- A 49-year-old Iraqi man received an eight-year prison sentence for intentionally injuring his ex-partner, her friend, and their five-year-old daughter with his car in Passau. - The court found him g…
Germans Doubt FDP's Comeback Chances
- A new Forsa poll shows only 25% of Germans believe the FDP party can make a political comeback with new leadership. - 66% of respondents do not think the party will clear the 5% threshold to enter p…
California: Chemical explosion risk averted, but 50,000 people remain evacuated
- The immediate danger of a chemical explosion at a tank in Southern California has been averted, authorities announced. - Approximately 50,000 residents remain evacuated from their homes as a precaut…
Field Marshal Manstein: Hitler's Willing Tool
- Field Marshal Erich von Manstein, a prominent German general in World War II, received a congratulatory telegram from West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer in 1962. - This gesture was notable given…
FC Bayern wins DFB-Pokal: One player sees through the Berlin smoke
- FC Bayern Munich defeated VfB Stuttgart 3-0 to win the DFB-Pokal final and secure the domestic double. - Harry Kane was the standout player, scoring a hat-trick in the second half to break a scorel…
Russell wins Canadian Grand Prix sprint after fierce duel with teammate Antonelli
- George Russell won the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix sprint race in Montreal after a fierce duel with his Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli. - Antonelli, the championship leader, finished third behin…
Ukraine: Zelenskyy warns of strike with Russian Oreschnik missile
- Ukrainian President Zelenskyy warned of a potential retaliatory strike from Russia using the new Oreschnik missile. - Zelenskyy cited intelligence reports suggesting Russia is preparing a strike, po…
China: Blogger reports on surveillance tool that tracked him
- A blogger discovered a Chinese surveillance system designed to monitor foreigners in Zhangjiakou. - The "dynamic control platform for foreign persons" integrates data from surveillance cameras, trav…
Ex-Minister-President Albig Urges SPD to Consider Cooperation with AfD-Tolerated Governments
- Torsten Albig, former Minister-President of Schleswig-Holstein, suggests the SPD should consider cooperating with parties tolerated by the AfD, including the AfD itself. - He argues that engaging wi…
Denmark: Right-Liberals Also Fail to Form Government
- Denmark faces a new round of government formation talks after right-liberal parties failed to secure a majority following the recent parliamentary elections. - Caretaker Prime Minister Mette Frederi…
Donald Trump Likely to Miss Son's Wedding Due to Presidential Duties
- Donald Trump is unlikely to attend the wedding of his eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., due to his presidential duties. - The wedding is scheduled to take place this weekend in the Bahamas. - Trump cite…
German Court Allows Politician to Speak on Allegations Against Colleague
- A German court has partially overturned a previous ruling in a legal dispute between Green Party politicians Stefan Gelbhaar and Klara Schedlich. - The Higher Regional Court of Hamburg ruled that Sc…
Ralf Schumacher and Fiancé Document Wedding Preparations in New Sky Series
- Ralf Schumacher and his fiancé Étienne Bousquet-Cassagne are documenting their wedding preparations in a new Sky miniseries titled "Ralf & Étienne: Wir sagen Ja." - The series follows their journey,…
Deutsche Bahn Supervisory Board Leadership Set for Change in 2027
- Werner Gatzer is expected to step down as head of the German railway company Deutsche Bahn's supervisory board in 2027. - Christoph Franz is reportedly being considered as his successor. - These cha…
Polish Alpinist Scales Everest, Lhotse Solo, Then Skis Down Both Peaks
- Polish alpinist Bartek Ziemski climbed Lhotse and Mount Everest solo and without oxygen. - He also skied down from both summits, performing stunts on the steep slopes. - Ziemski's performance has ge…
Republicans Halt Immigration Funding Vote Over Trump's Compensation Fund
- Republicans in the US Senate halted a vote on a key immigration funding bill due to a controversial compensation fund. - The fund, intended for victims of alleged political instrumentalization, incl…
US State of Tennessee: Vein Not Found – Execution Aborted at Last Second
- A planned execution by lethal injection in Tennessee, USA, was halted at the last minute due to difficulties finding a suitable vein. - Officials were unable to establish a second required IV access…
King Charles III Soiled by Seagull Droppings During Northern Ireland Visit
- King Charles III was soiled by a bird's droppings shortly after visiting a food bank in Newcastle, Northern Ireland. - The monarch reacted with humor, joking that the incident could have been worse …
German Government Agrees on Entry into Defense Contractor KNDS
- The German government has agreed on the details for acquiring a stake in defense contractor KNDS. - Initially, the federal government aims for a 40% stake, matching the French state's current holdin…
Aschaffenburg: Celtic Harbor? Archaeologists Discover Mysterious Structure on the Main
- Archaeologists in Aschaffenburg, Germany, discovered remains of a large, complex structure dating back approximately 2400 years to the Iron Age. - The structure, measuring nearly 35 meters long, was…
US Doctor Infected with Ebola Admitted to Berlin's Charité Hospital
- A US doctor infected with the Ebola virus has been admitted to the Charité hospital in Berlin. - The patient is a medical missionary who contracted the virus in Africa. - Authorities have stated the…
Senta Berger Speaks on the Deaths of Michael Verhoeven and Mario Adorf
- Actress Senta Berger reflects on the deaths of her husband, director Michael Verhoeven, and close friend Mario Adorf. - Berger shares her ongoing struggle with grief, stating that the pain of losing…
Building Collapses in Görlitz City Center; Search for Missing Underway
- A multi-story residential building collapsed in the city center of Görlitz, Germany, prompting a large-scale rescue operation. - Two individuals initially reported missing have been located and are …
Cuba Claims Right to Self-Defense Amid Drone Reports
- Cuba asserts its right to self-defense in response to alleged US plans to use military drones against the island. - A US news portal reported that Cuba is acquiring military drones for potential att…
Dice Games on Review: "Daydream"; "Parks"; "Locus" and "The Hobbit – Back and Forth"
- The German publication Der Spiegel reviews four tabletop games: "Parks - Würfeln & Wandern," "Der Hobbit – Hin und zurück," "Daydream," and "Locus." - "Parks" is a dice and hiking game where players…
Cannes Film Festival: When the dream of the festival begins without your own bed
- The Cannes Film Festival presents significant accommodation challenges for attendees, with tickets for popular screenings selling out within minutes of release. - Many attendees, including critics a…
Julian Nagelsmann's Evasive Maneuvers on ZDF Sportstudio
- National football coach Julian Nagelsmann appeared on ZDF's "Aktuelles Sportstudio." - Nagelsmann declined to comment on specific player names, including Manuel Neuer's potential return. - The coach…
From 5th Division to World Cup: Goalkeeper Josué Duverger Travels with Haiti
- Josué Duverger, a goalkeeper from Germany's 5th-tier Oberliga, has been selected for Haiti's national team for the 2026 World Cup. - The 26-year-old, who has six international caps, expressed his ex…
Dealing with crises: Is the situation serious? That's exactly why we should be optimistic - Podcast
- Despite facing serious global crises like climate change and ongoing conflicts, many hopeful developments are often overlooked due to a negativity bias. - Science journalist Dirk Steffens argues tha…
Antarctica: Researchers find traces of a star explosion in the ice
- Scientists have identified the source of mysterious iron atoms found in Antarctic snow as a supernova explosion. - The iron particles are remnants from an interstellar cloud that our solar system is…
Trump Tower Plans Scrapped for Australia's Gold Coast
- Plans for a Trump Tower on Australia's Gold Coast have been canceled. - Developer Altus cited the Trump brand becoming
Eurovision Commentator: Sarah Engels Among Vienna's Best Live Voices
- German commentator Thorsten Schorn praises singer Sarah Engels as one of the best live vocalists at the Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna. - Schorn believes Engels is highly motivated and will deliv…
Europe: Why There's No Better Place to Live Than in the EU
- The article suggests that despite current challenges, Europe has the potential for a bright future. - It criticizes rising anti-democratic forces and nationalistic tendencies within some European st…
Donald Trump Meets Xi Jinping: 'Our Greatest Fear is That Taiwan Lands on the Menu'
- Taiwan fears becoming a bargaining chip in the upcoming meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping. - Vice Foreign Minister François Wu expressed concern that Trump mi…
Real Madrid President Pérez Attacks Spanish Press, Announces Re-election Bid
- Real Madrid President Florentino Pérez attacked the Spanish press during a press conference, accusing them of spreading lies and launching a campaign against him and the club. - Pérez denied allegat…
I am German – and I am Brown
- The author, born in Germany to Kurdish-Iranian parents, recounts her lifelong struggle with identity and racism. - She details experiences of exclusion and discrimination based on her perceived ethn…
Four Germans Die in Plane Crash in Namibia
- Four German nationals, including three tourists and a pilot, died in a plane crash in Namibia. - The small propeller plane, a Cessna 210, disappeared shortly after departing from Windhoek Internatio…
SPIEGEL Coaching Launches Personalized, On-Demand Programs for Self-Improvement
- SPIEGEL Coaching has revamped its offerings to provide personalized, self-directed programs. - Users can now choose their own topics and timing for coaching modules. - The platform features 14 progr…
AI Can Do Almost Everything, Except Talk Funny: A Look at 'Podcast Ufo'
- The article discusses the capabilities and limitations of artificial intelligence (AI) in the context of the podcast "Podcast Ufo." - It suggests that while AI can perform many tasks, it struggles w…
Dua Lipa sues Samsung for $15 million over unauthorized use of her image
- Pop star Dua Lipa is suing Samsung for $15 million, alleging unauthorized use of her image. - Her photo was reportedly used on TV packaging without her consent or compensation. - Lipa claims Samsung…
Bundesliga: Marie-Louise Eta Celebrates First Win with Union Berlin
- Marie-Louise Eta celebrated her first win as Union Berlin's coach in a Bundesliga match against Mainz. - Union Berlin secured a crucial 3-2 victory with goals from Andrej Ilic, Oliver Burke, and Jos…
Hantavirus Scare: Evacuated French Passenger on Cruise Ship Shows Symptoms
- A French passenger evacuated from the cruise ship MV "Hondius" is showing symptoms of Hantavirus, according to French authorities. - The individual developed symptoms during the flight and, along wi…
Deportations to Afghanistan: How the Federal Government Let the Taliban into the Country
- The article discusses the German government's decision to allow deportations to Afghanistan. - It implies that this decision has effectively allowed the Taliban to re-enter the country. - The conten…
Ukraine: Putin Wishes for Gerhard Schröder as Mediator in War
- Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed openness to mediation in the Ukraine conflict, suggesting former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder as a preferred European intermediary. - Putin stated th…
Hantavirus Outbreak: Argentine Authorities Deny Origin in Tierra del Fuego
- Argentine authorities consider it highly unlikely that passengers on the cruise ship 'Hondius' contracted Hantavirus in Tierra del Fuego. - The director of epidemiology stated that the timeline of s…
Kerosene Shortage Looms: German Airports Warn of Millions of Flight Cancellations
- Germany's airport association (ADV) warns of potential flight cancellations and price hikes due to a looming kerosene shortage. - The shortage is attributed to disrupted oil transport through the St…
Putin's Parade Shrinks Amidst Drone Fears; Trump Brokers Ceasefire
- Russia scaled back its Victory Day parade, reducing the display of heavy military hardware due to fears of Ukrainian drone attacks. - A surprising three-day ceasefire (May 9-11) and a prisoner excha…
Katy Perry to perform at World Cup opening amid criticism of Trump's policies
- Pop star Katy Perry is scheduled to perform at the opening ceremony of the World Cup in the USA. - Perry has previously criticized President Trump's immigration policies and called for action agains…
Afghanistan: Taliban Representatives in Germany Seeking Interns
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Medellin: Fire in Stands Halts Copa Libertadores Match
- A Copa Libertadores match between Independiente Medellin and CR Flamengo was abandoned due to fan violence. - Angry Medellin fans set fires and threw objects on the field in protest of their team's …
Kash Patel: FBI Chief Allegedly Gave Away Custom Whiskey Bottles with Agency Logo
- FBI Director Kash Patel is reportedly under scrutiny for allegedly gifting custom whiskey bottles bearing the agency's logo. - The Atlantic reported that Patel repeatedly gave bourbon bottles with t…
Suspect Arrested After Woman's Body Found in Car in Bad Rappenau
- A suspect has been arrested in connection with the discovery of a woman's body in a car in Bad Rappenau. - The 41-year-old suspect was apprehended in Regensburg by federal police. - Authorities beli…
Leipzig Attack: Suspect Allegedly Hinted at Act in Chat Message Weeks Prior
- A 33-year-old man, identified as Jeffrey K., allegedly hinted at his deadly car ramming attack in Leipzig weeks prior in a chat message to his estranged wife. - Police confirmed receiving the messag…
Biennale: World Art Show Full of the Physical – the Urinals of Venice
This article is behind a paywall and requires a subscription to access its content. It discusses the Venice Biennale, focusing on performance art and body art. The content is not available for summary…
German Lawmakers Push for EU Defense Union
- German lawmakers are discussing a significant restructuring of the European Union to create a dedicated defense union. - The proposal aims to bolster European security and potentially increase defen…
France Ready to Lead on Strait of Hormuz Maritime Security
- France is ready to take a leading role in securing maritime navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, with an international defense alliance prepared for activation. - Paris has communicated to Washington…
SPIEGEL Debate: These Five Topics Engaged You Most in April
- The article is inaccessible due to its age or number of views, requiring a SPIEGEL+ subscription for access. - It details subscription options, including a trial offer and various plans for digital …
Israel Reportedly Supplies Jet Fuel to Germany Amid Hormuz Crisis
- Israel is reportedly supplying jet fuel to Germany upon request from the German Energy Ministry. - The supply is attributed to the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz, which has doubled jet fuel prices. …
Hamburg, Bangkok, New Orleans: How cities should prepare for rising sea levels
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Mother's Day: What It's Like to Be a Mother When You Didn't Have One
- The article explores the complex emotions and experiences of individuals who are mothers but did not have a mother figure in their own childhood. - It delves into how the absence of a maternal role …
Car attack in Leipzig: Who is Jeffrey K., the driver with a history of psychological issues?
- A car rammed into a crowd in Leipzig, Germany, resulting in two deaths and multiple injuries. - The driver, identified as Jeffrey K., had prior contact with police and exhibited psychological issues…
New York City: Swastikas and Antisemitic Graffiti Found Again on Queens Synagogue
- Swastikas and antisemitic graffiti were found spray-painted on a synagogue and other walls in Queens, New York. - New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani expressed outrage, calling the act a "targeted an…
Ludwigshafen School's Image Video Costs Nearly 10,000 Euros Amidst Past Troubles
- The Karolina-Burger-Realschule plus in Ludwigshafen, previously plagued by violence and poor academic performance, has produced an image video. - The video, costing nearly 10,000 euros, aims to impr…
Gun Laws in the USA: How the National Rifle Association, One of the World's Most Powerful Lobby Groups, Operates
- The article discusses the powerful lobbying efforts of the National Rifle Association (NRA) in the United States regarding gun control legislation. - It highlights the NRA's significant influence on…
Italo Plans 2028 Entry into German Rail Market, Challenging Deutsche Bahn
- Italian high-speed train operator Italo plans to enter the German long-distance market in April 2028, challenging Deutsche Bahn. - Italo founder Luca Cordero di Montezemolo expects competition to lo…
Cruise ship in the Atlantic: Outbreak of respiratory illnesses with three deaths
- A deadly outbreak of acute respiratory illness occurred on the cruise ship MV Hondius in the Atlantic. - Three people have died, and one patient is in intensive care in South Africa, according to th…
Two U.S. Soldiers Missing During Military Exercise in Morocco
- Two U.S. soldiers went missing during the "African Lion" military exercise in southwestern Morocco. - The soldiers were not actively training but were on a recreational hike after the exercises conc…
Lebanon: Israel issues new evacuation calls for the country's south despite ceasefire
- Israel has issued new evacuation orders for over ten villages in southern Lebanon, despite a fragile ceasefire. - The Israeli military claims to be destroying 'terrorist infrastructure' and killing …
France: 40,000 Attend Illegal Techno Party on Military Site
- Approximately 40,000 people attended an unauthorized techno party on a military site in Cornusse, France, which began on Friday, May 2, 2026. - Authorities deployed around 600 police officers and 45…
Norris and Piastri Show McLaren Is Back in the Sprint
- Lando Norris won the sprint race, benefiting from a penalty against leader Kimi Antonelli, who had also fumbled the start. - Max Verstappen finished fifth after struggling with brake issues, holding…
Championship: Ed Sheeran and Ipswich Town Celebrate Premier League Promotion; Ryan Reynolds' Wrexham Remains in Second Tier
- Ipswich Town secured promotion to the Premier League after a 3-0 victory in the Championship, joining top-placed Coventry City. - Pop star Ed Sheeran, a co-owner of Ipswich Town, celebrated the prom…
Baltic Sea Whale 'Timmy' Returns to North Sea After Dramatic Ordeal
- A humpback whale, nicknamed 'Timmy' or 'Hope', which had repeatedly stranded in the Baltic Sea, has returned to the North Sea. - Rescue efforts were undertaken, including dredging a channel, but the…
Alessandro Zanardi, Former F1 Driver and Paralympic Champion, Dies at 59
- Former Formula 1 driver and Paralympian Alessandro Zanardi has died at the age of 59, his family announced. - Zanardi lost both legs in a racing accident in 2001 but went on to win four Paralympic g…
HSV Player Magou Doucouré Collapses After Match, Recovers Quickly
- HSV defender Magou Doucouré collapsed on the field after a Bundesliga match against 1. FC Union Berlin. - The player was taken to the hospital but her condition quickly improved, and she was respons…
Iran: Donald Trump Will Not Ask Congress for Permission for War
- US President Donald Trump stated he will not seek Congress's permission for military action against Iran, citing historical precedent. - The War Powers Resolution of 1973 allows presidents 60 days o…
Right-Wing Motivated Violence in Germany at Highest Level Since 2016
- Right-wing motivated violence in Germany reached its highest level since 2016, according to police statistics. - While the total number of right-wing motivated offenses saw a slight decrease, violen…
TotalEnergies extends fuel price cap in France amid Middle East crisis
- French energy giant TotalEnergies will maintain its fuel price cap in France through May due to the Middle East crisis. - Gasoline prices are capped at €1.99 per liter and diesel at €2.25, with a sp…
Banksy Unveils New Statue in Central London, Appears to Critique Patriotism
- A new statue by the anonymous street artist Banksy has appeared in central London. - The artwork depicts a figure walking towards an abyss, holding a flag that blows into its face. - Banksy confirme…
Pelindo's Transformation Strengthens Port Service Performance
- PT Pelabuhan Indonesia (Persero) has seen improvements in its port services following a transformation initiative. - A recent survey by LSI indicates high satisfaction rates among users, with specif…
CDU and SPD Agree to Form First Grand Coalition in Rhineland-Palatinate
- The CDU and SPD parties in Germany have agreed to form the first grand coalition government in Rhineland-Palatinate. - Details of the agreement will be presented following six weeks of post-election…
Becoming a Croupier: 'The worst day in the casino is better than the best day as a painter'
- The article discusses the profession of a croupier, highlighting its appeal compared to other jobs. - It suggests that a croupier's role extends beyond just dealing cards to ensuring fair play. - Ac…
US Pledges $100 Million for Chernobyl Reactor Shell Repair
- The US will provide $100 million to help Ukraine repair the protective shell over the Chernobyl reactor. - The shell, completed in 2019, was damaged by a Russian drone last year, and over 500 millio…
Friedrich Merz's Austerity Push Creates Dilemmas for German Union Parties
- The article discusses how Friedrich Merz's austerity policies are creating difficulties for the CDU/CSU political union in Germany. - It suggests that Merz's proposed budget cuts are causing interna…
Mali: Is Russia Losing to the Jihadists?
- The article questions whether Russia is losing its influence in Mali amidst escalating jihadist violence. - It highlights the difficulty Russia faces in fulfilling its security commitments to Mali. …
Hells Angels in North Rhine-Westphalia: 1200 Police Officers Involved in Raid
- German police conducted a large-scale raid targeting organized crime linked to the Hells Angels motorcycle club. - Over 1200 officers searched more than 50 properties across North Rhine-Westphalia. …
NBA: Dennis Schröder and Cavaliers Squander Key Playoff Victory in Toronto
- The Cleveland Cavaliers lost Game 4 of their playoff series to the Toronto Raptors 93-89, tying the series at 2-2. - Dennis Schröder contributed eight points and five rebounds in 13 minutes for the …
Hamburg Marathon: Samuel Fitwi Takes Second Place with Second-Best German Marathon Time
- Samuel Fitwi secured second place in the Hamburg Marathon with the second-best German marathon time. - He finished just 38 seconds behind the winner, Othmane El Goumri, who set a fast pace. - Fitwi …
