Erdbeben auf italienischer Urlaubsinsel Ischia

Ein Erdbeben hat die italienische Urlaubsinsel Ischia erschüttert. Eine Kirche und ein Wohnhaus sind eingestürzt, es gibt mehrere Dutzend Vermisste. Hunderte Menschen stürzten auf die Straße, es herrschte Panik.
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Und dann tat Trump, was man auf keinen Fall tun sollte

US-Präsident Donald Trump hat die Sonnenfinsternis gemeinsam mit der First Lady Melania, seiner Tochter Ivanka und mehreren Kabinettsmitgliedern vom Weißen Haus aus bestaunt. Doch trotz einem Zuruf von einem Mitarbeiter unterlief Trump ein Fehler.
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Beim Thema Asyl klingt die AfD plötzlich ganz anders

Die AfD bemüht sich, beim Asylthema neue Töne zu finden. Und: Ihre nun vorgestellten Forderungen und Konzepte haben plötzlich viele Parallelen zu einer ganz anderen Partei.
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Sibel Kekilli sperrt aus Protest ihren Instagram-Account

„Ich werde Bedrohungen, beleidigende und widerliche Sex-Fotos, die ihr mir schickt, nicht länger tolerieren.“ Sibel Kekilli hat genug. Die deutsch-türkische Schauspielerin hat ihren Instagram-Account gesperrt.
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USA schränkt Visavergabe in Russland stark ein

Moskau hat die USA angewiesen, hunderte Botschaftmitarbeiter aus Russland abzuziehen. Nun reagieren die Vereinigten Staaten: Sie stellen künftig deutlich weniger Visa aus. Russland kritisiert den Schritt scharf.
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„Eine Entschuldigung wäre ein tolles Zeichen gewesen“

In der Nacht auf den 8. Juli drangen gewaltsame Chaoten bei den G-20-Krawallen in die Haspa-Filiale am Schulterblatt ein. Nun wird sie provisorisch wiedereröffnet – in den Räumen der Deutschen Bank.
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Im Weltkrieg wird die UN-Gründung vorbereitet

Zur Vorbereitung der Gründung der Vereinten Nationen findet am 21. August 1944 im Washingtoner Landhaus Dumbarton Oaks eine Konferenz statt.
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Neymar bei Schweigeminute sichtlich gerührt

Vor dem Spiel zwischen Paris Saint-Germain und dem FC Toulouse gab es eine Schweigeminute für die Opfer des Anschlags in Barcelona. Ex-Barca-Spieler Neymar schien sehr mitgenommen.
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So schön und so gefährlich für das bloße Auge

Millionen Amerikaner werden gespannt in den Himmel starren. Viele wollen die Sonnenfinsternis mit der Kamera festhalten. Aber Vorsicht ist geboten: Augen und Technik können dabei schwer geschädigt werden.
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"McGregor hat gegen Mayweather kaum Chancen"

Wladimir Klitschko hat im Mega-Fight zwischen Conor McGregor und Floyd Mayweather einen klaren Favoriten. Im exklusiven DAZN-Interview gesteht er McGregor nur geringe Chancen zu.
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"Ich bin der Gott des Boxens"

Der "Kampf des Jahrhunderts" zwischen Conor McGregor und Floyd Mayweather wirft seine Schatten voraus. Nun sprach der Ire von einer Wachablösung im Reich der Boxer.
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Aus „Justizministerium“ wird „Ministerium der Justiz“

NRW-Ministerpräsident Armin Laschet (CDU) lässt die Landesministerien umbenennen. Deshalb müssen Schilder, Briefköpfe, Urkunden und Telefonansagen geändert werden. Das kostet den Steuerzahler 26.000 Euro.
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Deutschland verurteilt immer noch wenige Schlepper

Deutschland sagt Schleusern den Kampf an. Doch nicht immer folgt auf ein Ermittlungsverfahren auch eine Verurteilung. Die Zahl der verurteilten Schlepper steigt, ein Bundesland ist besonders konsequent.
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Gold als Krisenwährung gefragt

Der Goldpreis ist vor wenigen Tagen erstmals in diesem Jahr über 1300 US-Dollar gestiegen: Macht Gold seinem Ruf als Krisenwährung wieder alle Ehre? Dazu Wertpapierspezialist und Goldbuchautor Michael Bloss.
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Fünf nervige Konzertgänger, die gern zu Hause bleiben könnten

Eigentlich will man nur entspannt dem Lieblingskünstler zuhören. Leider gibt es bei Konzerten immer einige Kandidaten, die dieses Vergnügen trüben. Eine Typologie der anstrengendsten Konzertbesucher.
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Studie empfiehlt Öffnung von Hartz IV für Asylbewerber

Laut einer neuen Studie behindert die mangelhafte Zusammenarbeit von Verwaltung und Behörden die Integration von Flüchtlingen. In der Studie wird auch für eine Abschaffung des Asylbewerberleistungsgesetzes plädiert.
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Wer hat in der Wüste Staub gesaugt?

Den Queens of the Stone Age war es gelungen, sich mit hartem Wüstenrock in den Charts zu halten, während alle schon lange Hip-Hop hörten. Auf ihrem neuen Album wollen sie jetzt nach Zukunft klingen.
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Rummenigge entfacht gleich zwei Brandherde

Das Wechseltheater um Ousmane Dembele befindet sich in der dritten Woche. Jetzt hat sich Karl-Heinz Rummenigge geäußert. Die Aussagen des Bayern-Bosses kommen wohl nicht nur beim BVB schlecht an.
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Google Pays Apple Lots of $$$ for Search | Crunch Report

Google pays Apple lots of money for search, Uber's next CEO could possibly be Jeff Immelt, Volkswagen electric Microbus is going on sale in 2022 and the Tesla Model X beat a Lambo in a drag race. All this on Crunch Report.
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Verizon Suspends Customer’s Service On Her 84th Birthday

It might be hard to remember, but before Facebook existed, people would call each other on the phone to wish them a happy birthday. A woman who lives near Boston and was turning 84 waited for friends and family to call her, but the calls never came.

Verizon turned off the woman’s phone due to non-payment, reports the Boston Globe, despite rules that protect elderly people from having that happen.

The shutoff wasn’t due to a lack of funds on her part, or because she forgot to pay her bill. She was in the middle of a dispute with Verizon and refused to pay the bill until the telecom fixed problems with her line, like calls that went straight to voice mail and weird noises on the line.

On her birthday, she only learned that her phone was turned off and not just malfunctioning as usual because a relative came over and told her so.

The Elder Protection Form

Normally, people over 65 and living alone have special protection from having their phone service turned off. In Massachusetts, both sides submit their side of what happened to the Department of Telecommunications and Cable before the line is turned off.

This protection isn’t automatic. You have to sign up for it after turning 65, using a form that’s mailed along with phone bills once every year. (Again, the system may be different in your state: This is how it works in Massachusetts.) The 84-year-old whose line was cut off didn’t know this, and most other people probably don’t.

No one at Verizon knows how old you are

That became relevant because even when she mentioned her age and the importance of the LifeLine device that she carries and that uses her home phone line, this didn’t raise any flags to the phone company.

No matter how many complaint letters about the technical problems she began by mentioning her age and that she had been a customer of Verizon and its predecessor companies for more than 50 years, Verizon didn’t “know” that she was over 65 until she filed that form.

What she didn’t know is that she wasn’t completely stuck in an emergency. “The service was put into suspension, meaning the customer could still dial out to 911, or to Verizon to discuss the account,” Verizon said in a statement, taking issue with the Globe’s consumer affairs columnist saying that the service was disconnected.

In a happy ending for the 84-year-old woman near Boston, Verizon ultimately ultimately resolved the technical problem and granted her a bill credit once the line was turned back on.

You can still take home two useful lessons from this story: Don’t ignore shutoff notices even if you’re in a standoff with your phone company, and be sure that anyone you care about who is over 65 and lives alone files this form or a similar one.

Here’s the document [PDF] for Massachusetts residents who use Verizon that the Boston Globe distributed. For everyone else, contact your or your loved one’s phone carrier and request an “elder protection form.”

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Feds Investigating Wells Fargo Sudden Account Closures

Last year, federal regulators fined Wells Fargo $185 million for its fake account fiasco in which employees were found to have opened more than two million accounts without customers’ authorization. Now, the bank says it’s under investigation for wrongly closing some accounts. 

Wells Fargo informed investors in an Aug. 4 Securities and Exchange Commission filing [PDF] that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has opened an investigation into whether the bank harmed consumers by freezing or closing accounts.

The company notes in the filing that it took action on the accounts after detecting suspected fraudulent activity by third parties or account holders.

“The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has commenced an investigation into whether customers were unduly harmed by the Company’s procedures regarding the freezing (and, in many cases, closing) of consumer deposit accounts after the Company detected suspected fraudulent activity (by third parties or account holders) that affected those accounts,” the filing reads.

A rep for Wells Fargo tells Reuters that the company continues to work with the regulator.

“As always, our goal is to protect our customers and the bank from fraud, and we want to do so in ways that minimize the risk and impact on our customers,” the rep said.

The Complaints

A review of the CFPB’s consumer complaint database shows several customers raising concerns about the way in which the bank closed their accounts.

In one case, a customer says that after 23 years banking with the company he recevied a letter advising him that after reviewing their relationship, the bank had decided to close the account.

“This unilateral and arbitrary decision has harmed me and turned my life upside down,” the man wrote. “I’ve had to stop automatic payments, deposits, etc.”

Another Wells Fargo customer tells the CFPB that the bank closed their account without warning or providing an explanation.

To make matters worse, the customer says that Wells Fargo did not return the $500 left in the count promptly. Instead, the funds were frozen for nearly two weeks.

In March, a Florida customer reported that Wells Fargo had closed his account — one that he was persuaded to open by a teller and never used — after someone had fraudulently used the account.

The customer said he only learned of the issue when he went to deposit a check in the account. A manager at the local branch said the account was closed because it had been overdrawn and that the man would receive a letter in the mail.

When the letter arrived, it showed that someone had cashed checks at the bank using a similar name to this customers, but instead of being from Florida, the check writer was from Alabama.

“Wells Fargo has completely stone-walled me, my name has been added to the fraud warning site, I can’t open any bank accounts, it has damaged my reputation and has caused me much grief,” the customer wrote.

 

by Ashlee Kieler via Consumerist

The New 8th Generation Intel® Core™ Processor Is Here | Intel

The 8th Generation Intel Core Processor is the most powerful processor designed for what’s coming next. Experience exceptional performance, immersive entertainment and simple convenience. Editing photos or creating a slideshow? That’s up to 48 percent faster on 8th Generation vs. devices powered by the processor we released last year. Now imagine that compared to a 5-year-old device. Editing video footage is now up to 14.7x faster, so rendering what used to take 45 minutes on a 5-year-old PC, now takes three minutes. Learn more: http://ift.tt/2uR6IPs About Intel: Intel, the world leader in silicon innovation, develops technologies, products and initiatives to continually advance how people work and live. Founded in 1968 to build semiconductor memory products, Intel introduced the world's first microprocessor in 1971. This decade, our mission is to create and extend computing technology to connect and enrich the lives of every person on earth. Connect with Intel: Visit Intel WEBSITE: http://intel.ly/1WXmVMe Like Intel on FACEBOOK: http://intel.ly/1wrbYGi Follow Intel on TWITTER: http://intel.ly/1wrbXC8 Follow Intel on INSTAGRAM: http://bit.ly/1OJuPTg Visit iQ: http://intel.ly/1wrbXCd The New 8th Generation Intel® Core™ Processor Is Here | Intel https://www.youtube.com/user/channelintel
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NASA jets are chasing the solar eclipse | Engadget Today

The best seat in the jet. http://ift.tt/2xjNalr While you're stuck on Earth during today's solar eclipse, NASA jets will be performing a tricky science experiment on the Sun and its closest companion, Mercury. A pair of them will take off this morning from Houston's Johnson Space Center and follow the path of of the eclipse, allowing them to see "totality" for three and half minutes, nearly a minute longer than Earth observers. Equipped with a pair of infrared telescopes each, they'll examine the sun's corona and Mercury's chemical signatures to find out what lies below its surface. Subscribe to Engadget on YouTube: http://engt.co/subscribe Get More Engadget: • Like us on Facebook: http://ift.tt/1k1iCZT • Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/engadget • Follow us on Instagram: http://ift.tt/1k1iCZV • Add us on Snapchat: http://ift.tt/1UqS18a • Read more: http://www.engadget.com Engadget is the definitive guide to this connected life.
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Ultra A1 microSD | Official Product Overview

SanDisk Ultra® microSDXC™ and microSDHC™ cards are fast for better pictures, app performance, and Full HD video. Ideal for Android™ smartphones and tablets, these A1-rated cards load apps faster for a better smartphone experience. Learn more: http://ift.tt/1hksReX Subscribe to SanDisk on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/SanDisk Follow SanDisk on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SanDisk Like SanDisk on Facebook:http://ift.tt/2vXNyX7 Follow SanDisk on Instagram: http://ift.tt/2wimPXQ Disclaimer: Full HD (1920x1080) video support may vary based upon host device, file attributes, and other factors. See: www.sandisk.com/HD. 2 Results may vary based on host device, app type and other factors
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Report: FBI Asks Private Sector Companies To Stop Using Kaspersky Products

Obviously, it’s best practice to use antivirus and malware protection on anything you have that can connect to a network — and that goes double for businesses. But a new report says that the FBI is now asking several companies in the private sector to phase out use of products from Kaspersky Labs over concerns about the founder’s Russian background and ties.

The Feds already stopped

The company, as we explained in July, has been offering its generally well-regarded antivirus and security products in the U.S. for nearly 20 years. But “Russian interference” is one of the big buzzwords of 2017, and the company’s founder and products have recently come under scrutiny as a result.

Since 2015, several reports have surfaced that founder Eugene Kaspersky has ties to Russian military intelligence. Any potential vulnerabilities stemming from those ties were by and large downplayed or ignored… until this year.

The Trump administration removed Kaspersky Lab from the list of approved vendors for government contracts back in July. Federal agencies, as well as state and local government agencies, considered if or how to phase out their own usage.

Is the private sector next?

Those concerns are now being pushed to the private sector, it seems.

CyberScoop reports that FBI officials have been meeting with private-sector companies to brief them on the potential threat of continuing to use Kaspersky Labs software.

Officials “familiar with the matter” tell CyberScoop that the FBI’s goal is to get U.S. companies to stop using Kaspersky tools as soon as possible, or at least to stop buying or using new ones in the future.

The FBI started with companies in the energy sector earlier this year, sources tell CyberScoop, and have moved on to “large U.S. tech companies” that have existing partnerships or business arrangements with Kaspersky.

Results have reportedly been mixed, with companies in the energy sector seeming more willing to act on the push than the “traditional tech giants.”

“If these briefings are actually occurring, it’s extremely disappointing that a government agency would take such actions against a law-abiding and ethical company like Kaspersky Lab,” a spokesperson for the company told CyberScoop. “The only conclusion seems to be that Kaspersky Lab, a private company, is caught in the middle of a geopolitical fight, and it’s being treated unfairly, even though the company has never helped, nor will help, any government in the world with its cyber-espionage or offensive cyber efforts.”

by Kate Cox via Consumerist

Jury Awards Woman $417M In Johnson & Johnson Talcum Powder Lawsuit

Three months after a Missouri jury ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay a record-setting $110.5 million to a Virginia woman who was diagnosed with ovarian cancer linked to the company’s talcum-based products, another jury in California has dwarfed that judgment, handing down a $417 million verdict in a similar suit.

Monday’s ruling is the first in California related to allegations that Johnson & Johnson ignored a possible link between cancer and its talcum-based products.

Reuters reports that the verdict, reached after two days of deliberation, marks the largest against Johnson & Johnson.

The case involves a California woman who was diagnosed with terminal ovarian cancer in 2007. According to lawyers for the woman, she began using Johnson & Johnson’s talcum-powder products when she was 11.

The jury found that the company failed to warn the woman about the increased risk of ovarian cancer caused by talcum-based powders, Reuters reports.

A spokesperson for Johnson & Johnson confirmed the verdict to Reuters, noting that it plans to appeal the decision.

Other Cases

Johnson & Johnson has faced several lawsuits related to its talcum-based products and a possible link to cancer.

Back in May, a Missouri jury ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay $110.5 million to a Virginia woman who was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 2012. According to the lawsuit, the woman claimed her illness was caused by more than 40 years of using Johnson & Johnson’s talcum powder products, including baby powder.

The woman’s lawyers cited much of the same research used in previous cases, including a 2016 verdict that awarded $72 million to the family of a woman who died from ovarian cancer.

In those studies, women who used the products had a greater risk of being diagnosed with cancer than a control group that did not use the products.

Studies going back to 1971 have suggested this link exists. In fact, at least one lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson cites a 1982 study on the issue that found a 92% increased risk in ovarian cancer with women who used talc-based products around their genitals. The researcher behind that study directly advised a J&J doctor to place a warning label on their products.

Johnson & Johnson and other companies have continued to defend the use of talcum powder in feminine hygiene products; however, the condom industry halted the mineral’s use in the mid-1990s amid the growing concerns about its link to ovarian cancer risk.

by Ashlee Kieler via Consumerist

British Airways Passenger Claims He Had To Sit In Urine-Soaked Seat For 11 Hours

There are uncomfortable flying situations, and then there’s sitting in a urine-soaked seat for 11 hours.

A British Airways passenger who paid more than $1,500 for a flight from London to Cape Town, South Africa tells The Daily Mirror that he spotted a wet patch on his seat upon boarding. Initially, he assumed it was an innocent water stain, but the smell was so distinct it could only have been urine,” he recalls.

He claims he told a flight attendant, who smelled the wet patch, agreed that “it was wee,” and apologized. After that, however, he said she brought him some wet wipes and told him to clean it up himself.

When he asked to be moved from his economy seat to business class he says the flight attendant told him she’d see what she could do — but he remained stuck in his seat.

“So I was left to sit in a urine-soaked seat for over 11 hours,” he said. “It was awful. By the end of the flight, I could feel it seeping into my jeans.”

He says that when he complained to the airline about the urine-soaked seat, they offered him 5,000 frequent flyer points, and eventually added a flight voucher worth about $700 giving him a flight voucher worth about $560, or a free upgrade on his next flight to Cape Town.

“I just do not think that is a good enough compensation for sitting in someone else’s wee for over 11 hours,” he noted.

In a statement, British Airways said it was “very concerned” over the incident, and that the company has been in touch with the passenger to apologize and “make amends.”

“The cleanliness of our aircraft is of the utmost importance to us and our planes are cleaned thoroughly after every flight,” the airline said. “We also perform frequent spot checks to make sure our cleaners are maintaining our high standards.”

More gross nightmares

Unfortunately, we’ve heard similarly gross tales in the past: In Feb. 2016, an American Airlines passenger said his first-class seat was soaked with urine.

And back in 2015, United Airlines had to apologize to a couple who found a full barf back in a seat-back pocket.

by Mary Beth Quirk via Consumerist

Frankreich dreht den Urlaubern jetzt sogar das Wasser ab

Frankreich erlebt den trockensten Sommer seit 30 Jahren. Fast alle Departements schränken bereits den Wasserverbrauch der Bevölkerung ein. Im Süden des Landes müssen sich sogar die Urlauber einschränken.
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Im Fall Akhanli fehlte Spanien eine entscheidende Information

Nach der Festnahme des Schriftstellers Dogan Akhanli gerät Interpol in die Kritik: Bei der Behörde funktionierte ein Warnmechanismus nicht – der hätte ein wichtiges Detail über die Fahndung aus der Türkei gegeben.
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Der Flughafen Tegel hat eine Chance verdient

Am Tag der Bundestagswahl stimmen die Berliner auch über die Zukunft von Tegel ab. Weltweit gibt es keinen vergleichbaren Flughafen – dafür haben die Berliner offenbar mehr Gespür als die Politiker, die sie repräsentieren.
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Plötzlich wird London beim Brexit aktiv

Kurz vor der nächsten Verhandlungsrunde mit Brüssel über den geplanten Austritt aus der Europäischen Union verfällt London in Aktionismus. Und offenbart dabei, dass sich wohl nicht viel ändern wird.
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Dieses Tor von Real Madrid geht in die Geschichte ein

Schon am ersten Spieltag zeigt Real Madrid, was die Mannschaft von Zinedine Zidane drauf hat: Gegner La Coruña wird bei einem Treffer 44 Pässe lang schwindelig gespielt. Diese atemberaubende Kombination müssen Sie sehen.
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„Einige versuchen, meine Frau zu bedrängen und zu belästigen“

Jetzt wird es persönlich: Im Streit über die türkische Einmischung in die Bundestagswahl haben Unbekannte die Familie von Sigmar Gabriel bedroht. Der Außenminister hat eine Erklärung für den Vorfall.
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So werden die Deutschen beim „Saft“ getäuscht

Die Deutschen trinken so viel Saft wie keine andere Nation. Doch weil die Nachfrage sinkt, versuchen die Hersteller mit „kreativen“ Sorten und bunten Verpackungen gegenzusteuern – dabei ist ihnen jedes Mittel recht.
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„Das Streckennetz der Bahn ist eine gigantische Baustelle“

Erste Logistikunternehmen fordern staatliche Unterstützung für die Ausfälle durch die geschlossene Rheintalbahn-Strecke und sprechen von Existenzbedrohung. Güterzüge müssen bizarre Umwege über Frankreich fahren.
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Das sind die besten Aktien für die neue Euro-Ära

Europas Währung ist plötzlich wieder stark. Das rüttelt jedoch den Aktienmarkt durcheinander, da einige Firmen davon profitieren, andere darunter leiden. Eine Analyse zeigt die Gewinner. Anleger sollten vor allem auf ein Detail achten.
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„Im Grunde zerstöre ich Zeit“

Thomas Lehr ist ein Schriftsteller mit Universalanspruch, der deutsche Thomas Pynchon. Sein Roman „Schlafende Sonne“ ist nur der erste Teil eines Megaprojekts. Eine einschüchternde Begegnung.
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Mit diesen Bossen trickst Putin den Westen aus

Durch den neuen Kalten Krieg ist Russland wirtschaftlich extrem isoliert. Konzerne holen sich deshalb prominente westliche Akteure wie Altkanzler Schröder an Bord. Sie sollen das finanzielle Fiasko verhindern.
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US-Zerstörer haben offenbar ein Problem mit Tankern

Die Kollisionen mehrerer US-Kriegsschiffe mit Frachtern erinnern an eine schwere Katastrophe im August 1942: Beim Zusammenstoß eines Tankers mit einem Zerstörer starben fast 200 Menschen.
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Nach U-Boot-Drama - Vermisste Journalistin soll tot sein

Die nach dem Sinken eines U-Boots vermisste schwedische Journalistin Kim Wall soll tot sein. Das sagt nun der dänische Erfinder Peter Madsen der Polizei. Er habe sie im Meer bestattet.
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17-Jährige von mehreren Männern eingekreist und begrapscht

Eine junge Frau ist in Wilnsdorf in der Nähe einer Kirmes von rund zehn Männern umringt worden. Sie begrapschten und beleidigten sie sexuell. Als die 17-Jährige sich lautstark wehrte, flohen die Männer.
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„Robbie ist als Märtyrer gestorben“

Seit dem Selbstmord ihres Mannes Robert, kämpft Teresa Enke für einen besseren Umgang mit dem Thema Depressionen. Obwohl sich viel getan hat, richtet sie nun einen Appell an alle Fußballer!
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Waldspaziergänge noch wochenlang „lebensgefährlich“

Das Unwetter am Freitag hat in Teilen Bayerns eine Spur der Verwüstung hinterlassen: Bauern fürchten um ihre Ernte, Hunderte Quadratmeter Wald sind zerstört. Im Landkreis Passau gilt weiter Katastrophenalarm.
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Warum Sie im Flugzeug besser keine Cola Light bestellen sollten

Getränke über den Wolken auszuschenken, gehört für Stewardessen und Stewards zum Alltag. Doch wird Cola Light und Cola Zero bestellt, kann das für einige Flugbegleiter schnell zum Alptraum werden.
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In Tegel geht am Einstieg von Terminal A eine Pistole los

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Sehen Sie hier das fantastische Tor von Neymar

Paris St. Germain triumphiert gegen Toulouse – und Neymar zeigt, dass sein Wahnsinnspreis nicht sinnlos ist. Der Brasilianer macht ein großartiges Spiel und krönt es mit einem erstaunlichen Treffer.
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Diese drei Risiken gibt es für den Immobilienmarkt

Seit Jahren gibt es wegen rasant steigender Preise Warnungen vor einer Immobilienblase in Deutschland. Das Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft hat in Teilbereichen des Markts Bedenken.
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„Eingeschlagene Asylpolitik ist zutiefst inhuman“

Die AfD hat ihr Konzept zur Asyl- und Entwicklungspolitik vorgestellt. So fordert Spitzenkandidatin Alice Weidel die Einrichtung von Asyl- und Schutzzentren in betroffenen Ländern vor Ort.
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Erdogan gibt zu, Mitglied der AfD zu sein

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AfD will alle neuen Asylbewerber nach Afrika zurückschicken

Alice Weidel und Alexander Gauland haben in Berlin ihr Asylkonzept für die Bundestagswahl vorgestellt. Das sieht unter anderem vor, dass die Mittelmeerroute geschlossen werden soll.
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