Retailer looks to stock more home goods across its chains as shoppers spend more on household items
Divergence in the performance of members of the single currency is a real challenge
The battle for Aleppo has intensified as the Syrian Army liberated a crucial district of Sukn-ash-Shababi, which is situated on the road to the international airport.
Officials say an off-duty sheriff's deputy has died and two other people hurt when two vehicles plunged into a water-filled sinkhole in San Antonio. The Bexar County Sheriff's Office on Monday identified the victim as ...
After three straight 3A state championships, the Clark High basketball team has moved onto its next challenge. The Chargers joined the 4A classification this year and ...
In India, 50,000 people die every year from snakebites. The Indian cobra is one of India's "big four" serpent killers. Its venom is a lethal mix of neurotoxin and cardiotoxin.
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Fans are anxiously awaiting the 2017 release of the “Fifty Shades of Grey” sequel “Fifty Shades Darker” but in the meantime, they will have to depend on trailers to hold them over until the premiere date. The latest trailer for the highly anticipated movie is rumored to be released on Friday.
Een Indiaase bodybuilder lag te slapen in zijn kamer aan de Tulpstraat in Rijswijk, toen de huisbaas opdook en met een mes op hem inhakte. ,,Ik maak je dood'', zou de man hebben gezegd. Het OM vindt dit een poging tot doodslag en eist drie jaar cel, waarvan een half jaar voorwaardelijk.
Stouts are some of the world’s most recognizable and iconic beers due to their dark color. But just why is their look so different from light lagers and other pale beers? It all comes down to their ingredients. Stouts originated as a strong type of porter—in fact, they were originally called “stout porters”—and are made with a portion of heavily roasted barley. Malted barley, or barley that has been germinated and then dried, is what gives any beer its flavor. However, the color of the resulting brew depends on how much roasted... Читать дальше...
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Research suggests increased urbanization and lower levels of the pesticide DDT in the environment could be major reasons for the ballooning mosquito population.
Dominic Ongwen, who was kidnapped by the Lord's Resistance Army when he was a boy, pleaded not guilty to 70 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity in Uganda. He was nicknamed the White Ant.
The resort politics is back ahead of the Mysuru mayor and deputy mayor elections scheduled for December 7. JD(S) has packed all its corporators to Eagleton Resort near Ramanagar, while Congress and the BJP corporators are camping in different resorts in Mysuru.
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SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 6 (UPI) -- A sheriff's deputy died after her car fell into a sinkhole that spanned the width of a small road in San Antonio, local authorities confirmed.
LONDON (AP) — Veteran British character actor Peter Vaughan, who played the enigmatic Maester Aemon in "Game of Thrones," has died aged 93.
LONDON (AP) — Veteran British character actor Peter Vaughan, who played the enigmatic Maester Aemon in "Game of Thrones," has died aged 93.
LONDON (AP) — Veteran British character actor Peter Vaughan, who played the enigmatic Maester Aemon in "Game of Thrones," has died aged 93.
LONDON (AP) — Veteran British character actor Peter Vaughan, who played the enigmatic Maester Aemon in "Game of Thrones," has died aged 93.
LONDON (AP) — Veteran British character actor Peter Vaughan, who played the enigmatic Maester Aemon in "Game of Thrones," has died aged 93.
ETFs saw a whopping $49.1 billion in inflows, the highest monthly total ever in records going back to 1998.
She left the consultation with 'the wrong end of the stick'.
Other high street lenders expected to follow suit as costs creep up
HSBC withdraws cheapest deal as bank funding costs rise following US election
Congregations commit to sheltering immigrants or providing other support.
Microsoft won EU antitrust approval on Tuesday for its $26 billion bid for LinkedIn, its largest ever acquisition.
