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As seen in: Statista, MSN, MSN Singapore, Aol, Agenda (World Economic Forum), Flipboard, Business Insider Deutschland, Gründerszene, The Local Germany, The Wire (India), Global Research and
Covers:  International news, climate change, migration, humanitarian crises, politics, health stories, the impact of technology on society, data stories.
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Anna Fleck is a Berlin-based journalist with a background in breaking news and data-driven storytelling. She began her career in London, collaborating on investigative documentary projects before moving to Berlin, where she led a team in a video news agency and worked as a freelance proofreader for DER SPIEGEL’s Middle East desk. Anna later joined TALES as a researcher, where she started to focus more closely on environmental and social justice issues. Today, she approaches these topics through…

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‘The Poetry Project’: How young refugees in Germany are bridging the cultural gap with their voices

‘The Poetry Project’: How young refugees in Germany are bridging the cultural gap with their voices

It’s been five years since German Chancellor Angela Merkel announced ‘Wir schaffen das’ — we can do it —and y…

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World of Us - What Happens When Brazil's Favelas Take On The World Of Online Gaming?

World of Us - What Happens When Brazil's Favelas Take On The World Of Online Gaming?

One of the factors working against the 12 million people living in Brazil's lower-income communities or favel…

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Infographic: The States Sending National Guard Troops to U.S. Cities

Infographic: The States Sending National Guard Troops to U.S. Cities

This chart shows the estimated number of troops first deployed by the following states in Washington, D.C., L…

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Infographic: Who Does Palantir Work For?

Infographic: Who Does Palantir Work For?

This chart shows Palantir Technologies Inc.'s annual revenue by segment and by country (in billion U.S. dolla…

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Infographic: The Polar Silk Road

Infographic: The Polar Silk Road

This chart shows the four major maritime routes opening up in the Arctic by the 2070s.

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Infographic: Syria's Sectarian Divides

Infographic: Syria's Sectarian Divides

This chart shows the main ethnic/religious groups and areas of military control in the Syrian Arab Republic.

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This US president doled out the most pardons

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By Anna Fleck Verified
| Aol Verified
Presidents with the most pardons As the longest serving president, Franklin D. Roosevelt gave more pardons and commutations than any other to date, with a total of 2,819 people. Many of these were for people convicted of violating prohibition. Harry S. Truman also forgave a lot of people.
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The cars that show up most often in horror movies

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By Anna Fleck Verified
| Aol Verified
Sat, June 6, 2026 at 5:57 PM UTC Image Credit: Artistic Operations/iStock The cars that show up most often in horror movies From epic car chases to lone killers in the rearview mirror, cars feature heavily in Hollywood horror movies. But have you ever stopped to think about the pattern of which cars you see most often on the big screen? According to car insurance company Uswitch, some cars appear far more often in horror movies than others.
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320 Food Recalls Issues in the U.S. in 2025

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By Anna Fleck Verified
| Statista
A total of 320 food recalls were issued by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) in 2025. That year, a total of 1,003 people were recorded as having become sick after having eaten the food, with 235 cases of people having been hospitalized and 22 deaths. This is according to the latest data published by the U.S. Public Interest Research Group (PIRG). The most common reason for food recalls in 2025 was undeclared allergens.
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