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Swiss journalist Sacha Batthyany knew he belonged to an aristocratic family, centered around his respected aunt. He didn’t know about the murderous ball held in 1945, that led to a personal quest, threats from relatives and a book

Tax refund loans are short-term loans you can take out before you get your tax refund. Also called tax refund anticipation loans, these loans are offered by companies that prepare income tax returns. You may have to pay a fee for your return to be prepared, and you may also be charged interest and fees on your loan. You should avoid these costly loans whenever possible.

Rene Adler says he can no longer trust his body and will bring an end to his playing days after this season.

Apple on track to recapture trillion-dollar market capitalization at close

Scores and such from all the JV baseball last night

Louisville Bats 2, Toledo Mud Hens 5

Sinful Savage Senzel struck out three times and the entire lineup generated just four hits. Apollo CReed and Anthony Bass each tossed perfect frames in relief.

Chattanooga Lookouts had the night off

They will attempt to break the feudal chains of the Barons tonight in Birmingham.

Daytona Tortugas 8, Dunedin Blue Jays 7

The ‘Tuges committed a bit of bullpen violence of their own... Читать дальше...

Die Großglockner Hochalpenstraße verzeichnete ein gutes Jahr 2018. Der Bilanzgewinn betrug 4,6 Mill. Euro. Das freut auch die Eigentümer, den Bund und die Länder Kärnten und Salzburg. Wann der Durchstich am Hochtor erfolgt, der eigentlich am Dienstag stattfinden hätte sollen, hängt vom weiteren Wetterverlauf ab.

Head of the Roman Catholic Church, Pope Francis, is cautioning hairdressers, hairstylists and beauticians to perform their work in a Christian fashion and avoid what he calls chattering. Here is what he had to say.

San Francisco Giants pitching prospect Logan Webb suspended 80 games for testing positive for performance-enhancing substance

"Why do [our leaders] seem to care more about Venezuela than they care about this country?"

NEW YORK — A federal judge has approved an agreement that Tesla’s CEO Elon Musk reached with regulators over his tweets. The deal says Musk must get a securities lawyer’s approval before writing or talking on investor calls about a broad range of Tesla-related topics. U.S. District Judge Alison Nathan said Wednesday that Musk will

All Government and Corporate officials are guilty of Treason but William Barr, Robert Mueller, Rod Rosenstein and Donald Trump take the cake.

McFarland will abandon the "Boogermobile" to join Joe Tessitore in the booth, replacing Jason Witten.

MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace says that at his Senate Judiciary hearing, Attorney General William Barr is still doing what Special Counsel Mueller was concerned with -- distorting the contents of the Mueller report.

A South Korean owner of a Samsung Galaxy S10 5G smartphone claims his device burned. The tech giant said it was caused by 'external impact.'

(Telecompaper) UK trade union Prospect has reacted angrily after the Court of Appeal granted BT permission to appeal a previous pensions ruling from the High Court.

German police have set up barricades and deployed members of the riot squad to keep right-wing ‘Nazi Grandma’ supporters and elements of the local Antifa chapter separate. There have already been multiple arrests.
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The iPhone maker's fiscal second-quarter earnings report topped Wall Street expectations and suggests broad-based improvement at the company, some experts say.

Senate Judiciary chair admits he hasn't read full Mueller report, then veers into Trumpian talking points

The fake ad for “The Lookout” is pretty funny–until you consider how quickly you would probably end up buying it.

Tottenham Hotspur embarked on their first ever Champions League semi-final last night against overachieving, young, and vibrant Ajax. However, the […]

Paulie Malignaggi has a dance date with Artem Lobov this summer, but that doesn't mean he's stopped thinking about Lobov's famous teammate.

Antidumping duties (ADD) are applied to goods that have been “dumped” into the U.S. market, sold at prices lower than what would be charged in the exporting country’s home market.