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The IT men from the multi-billion fraud died on the same day

The questions are piling up after the spectacular luxury yacht accident off Sicily last week. What kind of weather phenomenon struck? Why did the 56-meter-long Bayesian sink so quickly, when a smaller sailboat managed to escape almost unscathed?

Star-Studded When the Democrats Meet in Chicago

The Biden, Obama, Clinton, and Carter families are in place. Now the Democrats are gathering in Chicago for the convention and to celebrate the USA's first female presidential candidate with a minority background. Over the well-orchestrated meeting, the question hovers: Who is Kamala Harris, really?

Criticism of Harris and US Support to Israel

Harris' path to power – can she defeat Trump?

Kamala Harris has shattered the glass ceiling several times during her career. But who is she really – the former senator, prosecutor, and daughter of Jamaican and Indian immigrants who could become the USA's first female president?

Harris' Fundraising Chief: Must Go with Gut Feeling

Kamala Harris is tough, impatient, and disciplined. And a person who loves to work. She is not out to be liked, but wants to be respected for doing a good job, says Catherine Zinn, who was the fundraising chief for the Democrats' future presidential candidate.

Trump's Attack Plan Against Harris: Borders and Economy

The "most dangerous border" in the world and a dead American dream. After Joe Biden's withdrawal, the Trump campaign is forced to quickly rework its attack plan ahead of the presidential election. The focus of the attacks on Kamala Harris is on immigration and the economy.

Expert: Loyalty is the most important thing for Trump

The Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump wants the American senator J D Vance to become the USA's next vice president. But the two men's relationship has a shaky history. In 2016, Vance was very critical of Trump, he thought Trump was a charlatan, says US expert Dag Blanck.

The Pixar chief pressed the button: Wanted to see for themselves

With "Inside Out 2" Pixar continues the story of Jenny and her emotional life. The starting shot was a button marked with the word "puberty". We ourselves wanted to see what happened if you pressed that button, says Pixar chief Pete Docter.