Bradley Latham
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- Sep 3, 2026
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Hot pot showdown at trio of German places is an adventure in taste as well as totals (opens the original)
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Over 70 varieties of meat, seafood, vegetables and noodles are delivered directly to the table for patrons to cook themselves at the all-you-can-eat experience at Kylin Hotpot in Dreieich, Germany. (Bradley Latham/Stars and Stripes) Always a sucker for targeted social media marketing, especially when I’m hungry, I recently followed a Facebook ad on a quest to discover the best Chinese hot pot restaurant in my neck of the woods. Initially lured by an all-you-can-eat special at a joint outside Fra
Mathematikum interactive museum in Giessen makes good on message âmath makes you happyâ (opens the original)
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Hundreds of digits of Pi form a spiral in the circle and ellipse geometry gallery of Mathematikum in Giessen, Germany. The museum has nearly 200 unique, interactive displays that explain or demonstrate mathematical concepts in an approachable way. (Bradley Latham/Stars and Stripes) I took Advanced Placement mathematics classes since elementary school, so you might think that I enjoyed learning that sort of thing. You would be wrong. Math was, without question, my least favorite subject. Ironica
Army reopens 1981 child sexual assault case from since-closed housing in Germany (opens the original)
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Sketch artist renderings show a suspect in a 1981 child sexual assault case. (Department of the Army Criminal Investigation Division) WIESBADEN, Germany — Army criminal investigators are seeking the public’s help to solve a decades-old attack and child sexual assault in a former housing area near Stuttgart. The case dates to September 1981, when a 12-year-old Black girl reported being followed in the Pattonville military housing area by a white man. The man tackled her, pinned her down, strangle
Threat raised to ânew levelâ as drone with explosive found in cargo area at German airport (opens the original)
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An explosive-bearing drone found this week at an airport in eastern Germany is intensifying concerns about Russiaâs suspected hybrid war against Europe. The drone was found in the secure cargo operations area at Leipzig/Halle Airport around midnight Wednesday near a Ukrainian An-124 Ruslan cargo plane, according to authorities.  The drone apparently failed to explode at its intended target because of a faulty detonator, according to multiple German media outlets. Police removed the
EUCOM begins handing Ukraine support mission to NATO allies (opens the original)
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Gen. Alexus G. Grynkewich, left, presides over the Security Assistance Group–Ukraine change of command ceremony Aug. 3, 2026, at Clay Kaserne in Wiesbaden, Germany. Lt. Gen. Curtis A. Buzzard, center, relinquished command to Lt. Gen. Guillaume N. Beaurpere. (Samantha Sergi/U.S. Army) WIESBADEN, Germany — Leadership of NATO’s mission to oversee support to Ukraine has switched hands as U.S. European Command began shifting responsibility for parts of the effort to European allies. Lt. Gen. Curtis B
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