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Credit: CC0 Public Domain If you've ever sat in the cool shade of a tree on a hot summer day, you already know that shaded areas are cooler than open fields. But is that kind of cooling enough to make a difference in the hotter world of the future? When…

Government official: Coronavirus vaccine trial starts Monday March 15, 2020 at 10:03 pm BERLIN  — Berlin is freezing the rents of 1.5 million apartments for the next five years starting this Sunday in a controversial move to control the exploding costs that have forced many to move outside Germany’s capital…

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Wolfgang Tillmans, “Outside Snax Club” (2001) (image by Wolfgang Tillmans, courtesy David Zwirner, New York, Galerie Buchholz, Berlin/Cologne, Maureen Paley, London)Berlin nightclubs disappearing due to gentrification has become so common that Germans have come up with a word for the phenomenon: clubsterben, or “club death.” Pushed out by property developers…

Rob Long has been a writer and co-executive producer of the classic sitcom Cheers and other TV shows. A liberal who voted for Walter Mondale back in 1984, he became a conservative after the collapse of the Berlin Wall and the Soviet Union and started writing for National Review in…

John Dorton/ISI Sports Images UPDATE: Thursday, 12 pm ET — Jurgen Klinsmann has been removed from Hertha Berlin's supervisory board after what the club's primary investor described as the "unacceptable" manner of his departure as head coach on Tuesday.  "I regret that Jurgen Klinsmann left us abruptly. I talked to him…

Welcome to TPG‘s series, Second Cities. The series is designed to help you find smaller or less-popular-but-equally-amazing places to visit no more than a few hours by air or land from your original destination so you can maximize your itinerary. Berlin, with a reputation for being “poor but sexy,” offers…

1905: The Theory of Relativity 1912: The Titanic sinks 1920: Women get the right to vote 1928: The discovery of Penicillin 1929: Wall Street Crash 1945: The End of World War 2 1948: The Berlin Blockade 1955: The Polio vaccine gets adopted throughout the United States 1957: The Soviet Union…

Being alive often means living through some genuinely horrific or at least incredibly dramatic events. Events like 9/11, the fall of the Berlin Wall, Pearl Harbor, all of these irrevocably changed the world when they happened. If you were alive in 1963, you m…

By Joseph Nasr BERLIN (Reuters) - A German court on Tuesday ruled a 700-year-old anti-Semitic sculpture could stay on the exterior of a church in the city of Wittenberg, dismissing a claim by a member of the local Jewish community that it was defamatory and …