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- "Sechs Koffer": Und dann lachten sie alle
  Ausweichen, andeuten, weiterreden: Maxim Biller erzählt in seinem Roman "Sechs Koffer" vom Nichtgesagten einer permanent sprechenden jüdischen Intellektuellenfamilie.
- Flugautos: Der Traum vom Zwittern
  Schon vor 100 Jahren wurde das Flugauto erdacht – es folgten einige erfolglose Versuche. Manche Modelle flogen, mehr als Einzelstücke gab es nie. Das könnte sich ändern.
- Farben: Pink als Wille und Vorstellung
  Mädchen mögen Pink, Jungen Blau: Das lernen wir schon im Kindergarten. Teils sind die Präferenzen biologisch erklärbar. Trotzdem ist die Farbwahl nicht vorbestimmt.
- Einwanderungsgesetz: Was im neuen Einwanderungsgesetz stehen sollte
  Endlich schreibt die Regierung ein echtes Einwanderungsgesetz. Diese Inhalte sollte es enthalten, um den Fachkräftezuzug und Teile des Asylrechts neu zu regeln.
- Asylbewerber: "Die Diskussion ist töricht"
  Wirtschaftsverbände kritisieren die Forderung nach einer Bleibeperspektive für abgelehnte Asylbewerber. Die Debatte gefährde das geplante Einwanderungsgesetz.
Folha de S.Paulo – Poder – Principal
- Novo em Folha: Prêmio Jornalismo Cidadão recebe inscrições até 31 de maio
  Reportagens em áudio e vídeo que abordam temas ligados a comunicação e direitos humanos podem concorrer ao Prêmio Jornalismo Cidadão - Radiotube, que está com inscrições abertas até 31 de maio. Três áudios e três vídeos em português, além de ... Leia post completo no blog Leia mais (05/15/2015 - 18h26)
- Petrobras lucra R$ 5,33 bilhões no 1º tri, após perda bilionária em 2014
  O primeiro resultado trimestral da Petrobras sob gestão da nova diretoria trouxe lucro de R$ 5,33 bilhões nos três meses iniciais de 2015, queda de 1,2% em relação aos R$ 5,39 bilhões do resultado no primeiro trimestre de 2014, sob impacto de variação do câmbio, da queda do preço do petróleo e da menor venda de derivados pela desaceleração da economia. Leia […]
- Ex-ministro de Dilma e Lula, Padilha é hostilizado em restaurante em SP
  Secretário de gestão do prefeito Fernando Haddad (PT) e ex-ministro da Saúde, o petista Alexandre Padilha foi hostilizado em um restaurante de luxo da capital paulista, na tarde desta sexta-feira (15). Leia mais (05/15/2015 - 18h09)
- Telhada é defensor dos direitos humanos, diz líder do PSDB em SP
  Carlos Pignatari, líder da bancada do PSDB a Assembleia Legislativa do Estado de São Paulo e responsável pela indicação do Coronel Paulo Telhada, ex-comandante da Rota, à Comissão de Direitos Humanos da casa se disse "surpreso" com a polêmica envolvendo a nomeação. Em entrevista à Folha, ele saiu em defesa do colega de partido e reforçou que " […]
- Petrobras quer intimidar com pedido de investigação, diz presidente da CPI
  O presidente da CPI da Petrobras, Hugo Motta (PMDB-PB) reagiu nesta sexta-feira (15) ao pedido da equipe jurídica da Petrobras para que a Procuradoria-Geral da República investigue o vazamento de atas e gravações da estatal enviadas à comissão no dia 4. Leia mais (05/15/2015 - 15h57)
Le Monde.fr – Actualités et Infos en France et dans le monde
- Dans un climat de polémique, des funérailles d’Etat à Gênes
  Beaucoup de proches des victimes vont boycotter les cérémonies solennelles de samedi. Elles estiment l’Etat italien responsable de l’effrondrement du viaduc.
- A Bormes-les-Mimosas, Macron reste à distance de l’actualité nationale
  Le chef de l’Etat a participé au 74e anniversaire de la libération de la ville, avant de rencontrer les habitants et vacanciers.
- Protection des civils palestiniens : les propositions du chef de l’ONU
  En juin, l’Assemblée générale avait adopté une résolution condamnant l’usage excessif de la force à Gaza et commandé un rapport à M. Guterres.
- Les quartiers Nord de Marseille se battent pour garder leur McDo
  Le projet de reprise par un fast-food asiatique halal irrite salariés et habitants. Celui-ci est jugé sans avenir par le personnel.
- Plus de 500 enfants immigrés encore détenus aux Etats-Unis
  Parmi ces mineurs, vingt-quatre sont âgés de cinq ans ou moins. Les parents de 366 des 565 enfants ne sont plus sur le territoire américain.
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- Ponte Morandi a Genova, recuperate altre tre vittime: il bilancio sale a 41 - Chi sono
  I Vigili del Fuoco hanno recuperato l’auto su cui viaggiavano un uomo, la moglie e la figlia, di 9 anni
- Lo choc dei Benetton e la pressione sui manager: chiederanno scusa Di chi è la responsabilità
- I tecnici di Autostradedicevano ai cittadini:ci sono elementi di disagio
- Revoca della concessione ad Autostrade, Di Maio: «La giusta causa? Sono i morti» Ma chi era responsabile dei controlli?
  Il governo avvia l’iter per la revoca della convenzione con Autostrade. Il vicepremier attacca anche Enrico Letta. La replica: «Fango»
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- Weapon used in school bus attack was sold to Saudi Arabia in a State Department-sanctioned arms deal, CNN confirms
  The bomb used by the Saudi-led coalition in a devastating attack on a school bus in Yemen was sold as part of a US State Department-sanctioned arms deal with Saudi Arabia, munitions experts told CNN.
- The schoolboys were chatting and laughing before airstrike
  For a group of boys in northern Yemen, Thursday was supposed to be a celebration -- a much-anticipated field trip marking their graduation from summer school.
- Video shows bus moments before airstrike
  Dozens of children, many younger than 15, were killed in a Saudi-led coalition airstrike that hit a school bus in northern Yemen, according to the Houthi-controlled Health Ministry. CNN's Nima Elbagir reports.
- Dozens dead after school bus hit by airstrike
  Dozens are dead and wounded after an airstrike hit a bus carrying children in northern Yemen, according to the International Committee for the Red Cross (ICRC) and eyewitnesses.
- Opinion: America's silence makes it complicit in bombing
  Dozens of schoolchildren on a field trip were killed in Yemen last week when a Saudi-led airstrike hit their bus. More than 50 people died; nearly 80 were wounded. Many victims were younger than 10.
Ultimos Videos
- Judge in Paul Manafort trial received threats
  U.S. District Judge T.S. Ellis, who is presiding over the trial of Paul Manafort, said he personally had received threats related to the trial and was being protected by U.S. marshals. The judge also rejected a motion by some news organizations to make public the names of the jurors, saying he was concerned about the jury’s “peace and safety.”
- Artifacts from the life and career of Marilyn Monroe on show in Beverly Hills
  Costumes and artifacts from the life and career of Marilyn Monroe are on show in Beverly Hills before actioned off. Simon Thompson reports.
- Life-sized nude statue of Trump in clown make-up unveiled in Los Angeles
  A life-sized nude statue of Trump in clown make-up was unveiled by an anonymous artists' collective in Los Angeles. Simon Thompson reports.
- EXCLUSIVE: U.S. DOJ vs Facebook over wiretaps
  The U.S. government is trying to force Facebook to break the encryption in its popular Messenger app so law enforcement may listen to a suspect's voice conversation in a criminal probe, according to an exclusive Reuters report Friday.
- Wall St rises on trade talk optimism
  U.S. stocks closed higher on reports of progress in trade disputes between the United States and its trading partners China and Mexico. Roselle Chen reports.
- NY's pop-up Candytopia is 'sensory overload'
  New York's pop-up Candytopia delights candy fans with colorful and dreamy displays of all thing sweet. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
- Trump asks SEC to mull half-year corporate filings vs quarterly
  U.S. President Donald Trump says he had asked the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to study the impact of allowing companies to file reports with the financial regulator every six months instead of every quarter. Roselle Chen reports.
- Markets are up on easing worries about Turkey and China, says Bankrate's Greg McBride.
  A brighter outlook on emerging markets and global trade helped lift U.S. markets, says Greg McBride, chief financial analyst at Bankrate. Aleksandra Michalska reports.
- Trump says Turkey has acted badly in Brunson case
  President Donald Trump on Friday said the United States was not going to take Turkey's detention of U.S. Christian pastor Andrew Brunson "sitting down," a day after his Treasury chief said Washington could hit Ankara with further sanctions. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
- Georgia police use taser on 87-year-old grandmother
  An 87-year-old Syrian immigrant grandmother was tased by police in Chatsworth, Georgia last Friday after she wouldn’t drop a knife she was using to cut dandelions. Colette Luke has more.
World News
- Poll suggests Gingrich benefits from Cain exit
  New poll results released on Monday showed former U.S. House speaker Newt Gingrich on top of the GOP field and benefiting from the exit of Herman Cain from the presidential campaign.
- Egyptian new PM completes cabinet line-up
  Egyptian Prime Minister Kamal al-Ganzouri has completed the line-up of the new cabinet, state TV reported Monday. Ganzouri led the Egyptian gov't under the Mubarak regime from Jan. 1996 to Oct. 1999.
- Senior British official rules out military intervention in Syria
  The most senior security policy adviser to British Prime Minister David Cameron told a committee of the Houses of Parliament on Monday that it was highly unlikely that there would be any British military intervention in Syria.
- Obama presses Congress to OK payroll tax cut extension
  Obama Monday urged Republican lawmakers in Congress to join Democrats and approve the extension of payroll tax cuts next year to revive the U.S. economy.
- Abbas says ready to present Palestinian visions on status issues
  Abbas announced Monday that the Palestinians are ready to present their visions concerning all the permanent status issues to end the conflict with Israel.
- Sarkozy, Merkel agree on new EU treaty to stem debt crisis
  Europe's powerhouses France and Germany agreed Monday on a series of reforms aimed at changing the European Union (EU) treaty to impose tough control of eurozone budgets.
- Russia's ruling party to win Duma majority: CEC
  Russia's Central Election Commission (CEC) announced Monday that the ruling United Russia party won 49.54 percent of the votes after 95.71 percent of the ballots were counted.
- Syria responds "positively" to AL protocol, proposes minor amendments
  Syria has responded positively to the Arab League (AL) protocol on an observer mission, but proposed "minor amendments" to the plan, a foreign ministry spokesman said Monday.
- Pakistan wants solid outcome of Bonn Conference: FM spokesman
  Pakistan said on Monday that it wants solid outcome of Bonn Conference on the future of Afghanistan to promote peace and reconciliation in the war- shattered country.
- Irish PM gets tougher on budget
  Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny on Sunday called for tougher measures for next year's budget, reminding the public that the country is running a deficit of 16 billion euros (21.46 billion U.S. dollars).
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