State funeral for Jimmy Carter begins at the US Capitol
The remains of former President Jimmy Carter already lie in the rotunda of the US Capitol in Washington, where they
“We Live in Time” film review: How fragile is our life?
The love drama explores the question of what remains of us when the time we share with each other is
Los Angeles residents flee as wind-fueled fire advances
A wildfire fueled by strong winds threatens dozens of properties in the hills of Los Angeles, including celebrity residences. Fire
Two sons of “El Chapo” negotiate a plea deal in the US
Two sons of “El Chapo” agree to negotiate their guilt with the United States justice system. At a brief hearing
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It is always a great pleasure to listen to the literary critic Denis Scheck on the ARD program “Druckfrisch” with
Judge temporarily blocks release of special counsel's report on Trump cases
Federal Judge Aileen Cannon temporarily blocked the release of special counsel Jack Smith's report into President-elect Donald Trump's cases. A
Two bodies found in the landing gear of a JetBlue plane at Florida airport
Two bodies were discovered during a routine maintenance inspection after a JetBlue flight in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Authorities reported the
Immigration is a higher priority for Americans than a year ago, survey says
About half of U.S. adults mentioned immigration and border issues in an open-ended question that asked respondents to share up
Trump Jr. arrives in Greenland after statements by his father about buying the territory
Donal Trump Jr., the son of the president-elect of the United States, arrived in Greenland after statements by his father
Trump does not rule out military and economic coercion on the Panama Canal and Greenland
President-elect Donald Trump refused to rule out using military or economic action for the United States to gain control of