Recep Karaca
Position: Chief Editor Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism, Rutgers University, New Jersey Master’s Degree in Media Studies, Columbia University, New York Career: Began as a political reporter for The Star-Ledger in Newark. Worked as an editorial director for NJ Spotlight News. Joined DailyNewsEn in 2021 as Chief Editor, leading the newsroom with a focus on impactful reporting. Expertise: Politics, investigative journalism, and policy analysis. Notable Achievements: Awarded the New Jersey Press Association Medal for Outstanding Editorial Leadership.
Before the start of filming of "The Queen": Helen Mirren wrote a letter to...
Helen Mirren's role in "The Queen" was not an easy one - after all, the film sheds light on Elizabeth II's much-criticized handling of...
To have your statue in London, it is better to be an animal than...
Where are the women ? From Washington to Paris via India, their under-representation in the public space is well established. But London is the...
Guide: autonomous driving at the BMW Dingolfing plant: home advantage
Because the new BMW i7 / 7 Series luxury sedans can already drive autonomously on the production site in Dingolfing. Drivers on the road...
Warning money threatened: First deadline for exchanging old driver's licenses ends
By mid-January 2033, 43 million old German driving licenses will have to be converted into new EU card driving licenses. It sounds like there's...
Several million euros expensive: 80,000 working hours flow into Herrmann's high-tech yacht
As a circumnavigator, Boris Herrmann knows how the smallest of problems can lead to loss of time. He is all the more proud that...
Housing market in Germany: number of building permits falling
Paradoxical development: In Germany there is a lack of living space in many places, but statisticians cannot see a boom in construction. On the...
Agreement with ex-Soviet republic: EU wants to get twice as much gas from Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan is to fill in for a lack of Russian gas supplies - the EU has agreed with the country near Moscow to double...
Annual "Royal Swan Upping": The Queen has her swans counted
The annual counting of swans begins in Great Britain. At the "Royal Swan Upping" the animals that live on the Thames and belong to...
Bitter tour end for Roglic: The "killer wasps" lose their star helper
Jonas Vingegaard must continue defending his yellow jersey at the Tour de France without his most prominent aide. Primoz Roglic no longer competes in...
Man without a smile wins World Cup gold: Kerley's rough heroic story fascinates the...
Fred Kerley is the fastest man in the world - and the USA celebrates gold, silver and bronze in the 100 meters at the...
Five providers "very good": Which digital asset management is convincing?
A digital financial solution that gives recommendations for investing and can implement them is not a dream of the future, but describes a robo...
In a Berlin gym: member of the Remmo clan stabbed
During the night, a seriously injured man in Berlin has to be taken to the hospital with a stab wound. He had been stabbed...
Several criteria are relevant: Expert: Gas shortages can be avoided even if deliveries are...
There is great concern about a gas shortage in Germany due to the scenario that Russia will stop all deliveries. But DIW energy expert...
More than 9 percent: US inflation rate rises more than expected
The consequences of the Ukraine war reach as far as the USA. There, too, the price pressure for goods and services is increasing. The...
Adrenaline and happiness hormones: If you want to be weird, you have to learn
It's an art to drive around corners with your knees and elbows dragging on the ground. Many motorcyclists want it, but cannot. The Racing...
Formula 1 lessons from Spielberg: Vettel's frustration becomes dangerous for Aston Martin
For Mick Schumacher, Formula 1 could probably continue next weekend - he has a run. Very different from Sebastian Vettel, for whom the break...
Stars condemn fan attacks: Vettel calls for exclusion "for life"
More than 300,000 fans, ecstatic atmosphere - and unfortunately many outliers. Women in particular complain about sexism, homophobia and racism at the Formula 1...
Tennis dream threatens to burst: Djokovic's vaccination cancellation has serious consequences
Immediately after his seventh Wimbledon triumph, Novak Djokovic focused on the vaccination debate again. According to the current status, the Serbian superstar is not...
Mood among Germans in the basement: Concern about the economic situation has reached its...
Never in the past 30 years have so many people in Germany assumed that the economic situation in this country would deteriorate. According to...
Perpetrators fire indiscriminately: 18 dead after shootings in bars in South Africa
Violent crime is currently on the rise in South Africa. In two bars, gunmen are now apparently shooting indiscriminately. 18 people lose their lives,...
Portland Tiara Theft: A plastic bag was 'blown open' by a woman who bought...
A number of men were found guilty of raiding the home of Ashley Cole, former footballer, and stealing a PS3.5m Tiara. BBC News...
Group applies for state aid: Habeck wants to hold Uniper owners accountable
Because of the throttling of Russian gas imports, Uniper got into trouble and applied for state aid. Economics Minister Habeck also wants to involve...
Prom dress boy claims it is "everything" to be called inspiring
One boy who wore a sequined gown to school prom stated that he felt "overwhelmed" when people called him an inspiration. Korben, 16...
Shinzo Abe: How the assassination of the former Japan PM happened
Shinzo Abe, Japan's former prime Minister, has been killed in two shootings at a campaign event. A gunman attacked him as he was...
Ceredigion salmon poacher pays only PS1 of the PS61,000 ordered court
After claiming that he didn't have any money, the leader of a poaching gang was ordered to pay more then PS61,000. He has...
Hautes-Pyrenees. Two teachers murdered: The gendarmerie needs witnesses
After the Monday murder of two teachers in the Hautes-Pyrenees, a call for witnesses was broadcast by the Gendarmerie with the photograph of...
Bail for Joe Barr, an alleged director of the New IRA who 'changed his...
Bail was granted to an alleged director of New IRA, who has been accused of having changed his views on violence political. Joe...
Additional contributions increase: Health insurance companies are not obliged to increase
Will your health insurance contribution rate increase? Although that is currently still in the stars, it is quite likely. If this happens, there are...
Vonovia wants to help save: Apartment giant lowers heating temperature more
Vonovia is Germany's largest real estate group - and wants to help its many hundreds of thousands of tenants to save in the future....
Subsidies for energy companies: "Concealing high gas prices doesn't help either"
The way is clear for supporting suppliers in the gas crisis and cushioning rising prices. The ailing gas importer Uniper in particular should benefit...
Melissa Johns: Melissa Johns, the disabled actress and the stolen intimate photographs
July is Disability Pride Month, which celebrates and recognises what it means to be disabled. Melissa Johns, an actor, shares the moment she...
Saxony-Anhalt: Daycare costs have more than doubled for the state
Saxony-Anhalt digs deep into its pockets when it comes to childcare. After various reforms, the country's daycare costs have more than doubled.Magdeburg (dpa/sa) -...
Equity must be incorporated into randomized controlled trials
Researchers began to use rigorous experiments more than 20 years ago to test policies that would improve the lives and well-being of the...
Online giant shows resistance: Cartel Office takes a closer look at Amazon
Third-party sellers can offer their goods on Amazon. The Federal Cartel Office finds it a "dominant" position and announces stricter control measures. However, the...
Uncover police officer "invited into the military armoury"
A court heard that an undercover police officer posing as a criminal was invited to a military armory. Prosecutors allege that it was...
PETA Demands Abolition: Allstar B's Death Blames Equestrian Sport
The death of the British eventing horse Allstar B in Aachen restarted the eternal debate about the pros and cons of riding. The animal...
Just let it grow: weeds make the garden wilder and more useful
There are many guidebooks on the subject of weeds, but most of them tell you how to get rid of them. But more and...
Trial of police murders: accused poacher describes hunting passion
Up until the fatal shots at two police officers during a traffic check near Kusel, the main suspect spent his entire life with weapons....
First chancellor summer interview: Scholz wants to defuse "social explosives".
For the first time, Olaf Scholz gives a summer interview as Federal Chancellor. The head of government is calm but focused. Price increases and...
Thuringia: Association: More places for short-term care in Thuringia needed
In Thuringia, those in need of care are mainly cared for by their relatives at home. For them, this is usually a tour de...