It was the terrible prospect of lightning one day striking the historic windmill that troubled Andrew Farrell. A bolt five times hotter than the surface of the sun instantly turning moisture in one of the mill’s timbers to steam, exploding it. What if a raging fire then engulfed the 160-year-old …

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The video game franchise long emphasized its historical accuracy in settings such as Athens, Florence and London. Then details of its first foray to Japan were attacked online. Source link

Everyone loves a stock that pays a huge dividend, but finding one you can trust is not always easy. After all, what good is a high dividend yield if the company cuts the payout? Fortunately, there is hope. The energy industry can be a great place to look for big-time …

President Emmanuel Macron’s newly picked prime minister wasted no time in putting a pointed distance between himself and France’s weakened leader. Source link

In the wake of a debate performance that has been widely panned as disastrous, former president Donald Trump and his supporters have tried to explain the evening away by posting conspiracies about a “rigged” event, deeply misogynistic attacks on vice president Kamala Harris, and wild claims about the vice president’s …

For the past few years, apple cider vinegar has been a social media phenomenon, whether people are talking about the vinegar’s health benefits or how they use it to clean around the house. Is apple cider vinegar all that it’s been hyped up to be? Is it worth consuming and …

A wheat field designed by the artist Agnes Denes has cropped up at a new exhibition space in Montana, where agriculture is rapidly giving way to development. Source link

Among the many corporations that pay a dividend, some do so unpredictably and irregularly. Others rarely raise their payouts — perhaps once every few years — while others still quickly resort to dividend cuts once the going gets rough. Those companies that can regularly pay and raise their dividends and …

At Tuesday’s debate, Mr. Trump repeated his claim that he can end the war and refused to say if defending Ukraine was in America’s national security interests. Source link