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Hollywood writers' strike
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09/25/2023
September 25, 2023
Hollywood writers reach 'tentative' deal with studios
09/25/2023
September 25, 2023
Canada House Speaker apologizes for honoring Nazi veteran
09/24/2023
September 24, 2023
NASA capsule carrying asteroid samples lands in US
09/23/2023
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Reports & Analysis
NASA capsule with asteroid sample lands in Utah desert
NASA capsule with asteroid sample lands in Utah desert
A NASA capsule has returned to Earth after seven years in space, carrying rocks and dust from an asteroid named Bennu.
OSIRIS REx spacecraft releases asteroid sample capsule
OSIRIS REx spacecraft releases asteroid sample capsule
Scientists are eagerly awaiting the sample capsule, which is carrying rocks and dust from the asteroid Bennu.
Migrant arrivals surge at US-Mexico border
Migrant arrivals surge at US-Mexico border
The US is seeing historic levels of migrant arrivals at its southern frontier with Mexico.
Rupert Murdoch steps down amid political controversy
Rupert Murdoch steps down amid political controversy
Media mogul Rupert Murdoch is retiring. He leaves behind a legacy of scandals and political conservatism.
Rupert Murdoch announces retirement at 92
Rupert Murdoch announces retirement at 92
The head and chairman of Fox and News Corp began his career when he inherited his father's business at the age of 21.
Nudity, blood and pain: Revisiting Marina Abramovic's work
Nudity, blood and pain: Revisiting Marina Abramovic's work
London's Royal Academy is revisiting the cultural legacy of the Serbian artist who pushed her body and mind to extremes.
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In the spotlight
Forensics: identifying the dead after flood or flames
After natural disasters like in Libya or Hawaii, the dead can often only be identified with DNA samples or fingerprints.
Glyphosate: EU backs 10-year renewal of disputed herbicide
It remains the world's bestselling weedkiller, but potentially causes cancer. Will the EU ban or extend its use?
Brain implants make disabled walk but can't read thoughts
Brain implant devices could transform human health. The first human trial has gotten its go-ahead.
Iranian-American dancer honors Amini with ballet
Ballet dancer Tara Ghassemieh's performance, "The White Feather," is a homage to the fight for women's rights in Iran.
In Florida, ocean restoration groups help preserve reefs
Scientists and activists are collaborating to save Florida's coral reefs. DW's Ines Pohl found out more in Key West.
US Open: 50 years on from first equal pay triumph
Much has changed since the US Open began awarding equal prize money in 1973. But the battle for equal pay is ongoing.
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Living
Pop star Anastacia's new album celebrates German bands
US singer Anastacia's new album is intended as a treat for her German fans, with covers of the country's favorite songs.
How Louis Armstrong left his mark in East Germany
The exhibition "I've Seen the Wall" revisits the jazz icon's concerts in communist East Germany in 1965.
Stranded revelers leave Burning Man festival mud-bath
Organizers of the festival have reopened the only road to the site allowing revelers to head home.
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