Today’s ‘Wordle’ #1291 Hints, Clues And Answer For Tuesday, December 31st
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NASCAR driver Chase Briscoe narrowly saved his racing career at Stewart Haas Racing thanks to a fortuitous sponsorship opportunity.
No Spaghetti on spaghetti traverse… just tortellini, ziti, penne and espresso! And a whole lot of climbing.
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This year in oil has been marked by chronic trader pessimism about Chinese demand and an equally chronic downplaying of supply disruption risks. This has made for a rather stable year in prices—and the stability could continue in 2025, on a few conditions. Brent crude and West Texas Intermediate appear set to end the year at nearly the same levels that they started. WTI started 2024 at a little over $70 per barrel and is about to end a little below that. Brent crude looks like it will post a little more noticeable loss... Читать дальше...
A Las Vegas-based lawyer is accusing Mercedes-Benz of using tactics that make it difficult to open the hoods of its vehicles.
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Australian selectors have tough decisions to make ahead of the SCG Test. Coach Andrew McDonald talks through the options.
This brainteaser is not for the fainthearted, and only those with strong maths and logical thinking skills will be able to solve this one, will you be able to manage it?
The January sales are always an anticipated event and Huawei is getting in on the action with great bundles from wearable gadgets to PC bundles that could save you up to £250
Dani Olmo looks set to become a free agent in the January transfer window as Barcelona struggle to register the Spanish international, having paid £51m to sign him in the summer
Hochul's claim that carbon emissions cause storms is an unscientific joke — and Albany's nonsensical "recovery" law has hit the gas pedal on the Empire State’s economic demise.
The FAA is investigating a near-miss incident at LAX involving a private jet carrying the Gonzaga University basketball team and a Delta flight. The Key Lime Air jet halted in time, preventing a runway crossing during the Delta take-off. No one was injured, and Gonzaga players remained unaware of the situation.
As 2025 accelerates the transition from working remotely to returning to the office, one leadership skill may have stagnated. How's your back-to-office body language?
The first Test between Zimbabwe and Afghanistan ended in a draw with record-breaking scores. Zimbabwe scored 586 runs, while Afghanistan amassed 699, with historic performances from Hashmatullah Shahidi and Rahmat Shah. Zimbabwe's Brian Bennett impressed with both ball and bat. Rain affected the match's conclusion. The second Test starts Thursday in Bulawayo.
An Australian mum-of-two has sent shoppers into a frenzy after boasting about an affordable $49 product from Kmart Australia.
Losing out would have been the easy route for the Giants. Stay at No. 1 and take whoever the heck they want.
Gold prices were flat in early Asian trade. Monetary policy expectations and the U.S.’s economic performance will be the dominant drivers of the precious metal’s prices in the near term, Maike Futures said.
Phoenix superstar Kevin Durant is calling for a "next-man-up" mentality as the short-handed Suns prepare to host the equally depleted Memphis Grizzlie
In a social media post, the actress also discusses how she was sued by producers on the film "Classified" after filing a "confidential" complaint about co-star Aaron Eckhart
Читать дальше...Immigration and Customs Enforcement says it has stopped two programs related to service for illegal immigrants as they did not align with the agency's mission.
The Austin Police Department's now full-time "No Refusal" initiative has been operational since October, and Detective Kristopher Morrison said APD initiatives it about 100 times a month.