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Egna, Michael Kurzwelly, Heidi Päch and Charlotte Tsangueu discuss a “Feast of Diversity” at the center. (Nanna Heitmann for The Post)
View over Frankfurt from the Oder Tower. (Nanna Heitmann for The Post)
Wilko Möller, center, leads the local chapter of the far-right Alternative for Germany party. (Nanna Heitmann for The Post)
Syrian Shefaa Alfrag and her German host Franka Grösch take a walk in their village outside Frankfurt. (Nanna Heitmann for The Post)
This German city had few foreigners. Then refugees changed it in some surprising ways.
Unlike the far better-known Frankfurt in western Germany, the eastern Frankfurt was homogeneously German. To some locals, the refugees offer salvation after decades of devastating population decline. To others, the new arrivals could be the coup de grace for a city that was already struggling.
Border agent in Texas accused of harassing mother of 12-year-old migrant who was in custody
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Millions of users, including Drake, LeBron James and the Jonas Brothers, have posted photos of themselves that had been altered by the app to make them look years older. But late Wednesday, the Democratic National Committee was warning against the app's use.
Members of a Trump booster group have appeared on the network twice before, also without disclosure.
The administration said in May that it would invoke emergency authority to push through the sales. Bipartisan majorities in both the Senate and the House objected.
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An Iowa official and Tupac superfan was fired. He says it wasn’t because of the ‘thug life’ cookies.
Jerry Foxhoven, a self-described “66-year-old white guy” and Tupac devotee, hosted “Tupac Fridays” and celebrated his birthday with Tupac-themed pastries.
The actor was accused of groping a young man at a Nantucket, Mass., bar in 2016.
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