Month: July 2021

Stock Market Today: Markets Enter December Looking for Direction

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Stocks began the last trading month of 2022 on a volatile note as traders and investors digested a series of economic reports and Wednesday’s comments from Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell (opens in a new tab). A reading on US manufacturing activity contracted for the first time since the height of the pandemic, raising the … Read more

New Honda Accord 2023 brings ‘excitement’ in November

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The Honda Accord has been completely redesigned for 2023 and will be fully unveiled in November. The automaker has released three teaser images of the new midsize sedan ahead of its official debut. The current Accord has been on sale since the 2018 model year. Honda said the new model “brings excitement back to the … Read more

ABOUT RELIGION: Long History Behind Ukraine’s Bitter Orthodox Schism | lifestyles

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After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Orthodox Christians across the Slavic world celebrated the slow, steady building of churches after decades of persecution. In 2004, the poet Nina Borodai wrote a long prayer – “Song of the Most Holy Theotokos” (Greek for “God-bearer”) – seeking the prayers of St. Mary for the lands of … Read more

Hyundai at Auto Expo 2023

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Here are the SUVs, MPVs, hatchbacks and sedans you can expect from Hyundai at Auto Expo 2023. For each car, we’ve also listed our confidence level to indicate how likely we are to see a particular car at the Auto Show. 2023 Expo. Let’s start with the cars with the highest chance of showing up … Read more

Memories of football, cricket not to have rigid ideas about nations, allegiances

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Even if you weren’t a hardcore football fan, you couldn’t have been unaffected by Argentina’s sensational victory over a French team that refused to give up in the FIFA World Cup final in Qatar. There were enough subplots in that one game to fill an eight-part Netflix series and leave you wanting more. There was … Read more