Felix Rosenqvist spent the past decade traveling the world in hopes of solidifying his career in motorsports. Rosenqvist finally found a home with powerhouse Chip Ganassi Racing in 2019 — and his early performances indicate the Swedish driver might have a bright future in the IndyCar series. Rosenqvist leads all rookies with 209 points this […]
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“The one lesson from Trump that Democrats may want to take to heart is the value of saying things clearly and unambiguously, not in nuanced shades of gray,” he said. “But it’s incumbent on any Democrat to appeal to a different set of values and completely avoid the clownishness.” He said that what a winning
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FedEx Corp. posted weak quarterly results in its core express business and warned Tuesday that its profit in the year ahead will be hurt by slowing growth in the world economy and the decision to drop a contract with retail giant Amazon. The delivery company reported a quarterly loss of nearly $2 billion. After adjusting
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Image copyright PA Image caption The star says both her master tapes and their back-ups were stored in the vault Sheryl Crow says the original tapes of albums including Tuesday Night Music Club and The Globe Sessions went up in flames in a fire at Universal Studios. The singer told the BBC “all her masters”
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Image copyright Getty Images When the great 19th Century American writer Henry David Thoreau made a comprehensive list of supplies for an excursion, he specified obvious items like a tent and matches, and added string, old newspapers, a tape measure and a magnifying glass. He also included paper and stamps, to make notes and write
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Former Ukrainian pilot Nadiya Savchenko caught the world’s attention as a prisoner of Russia. Feted back home as a Ukrainian war hero, she was made an MP. The story of what has happened to her since – including being accused of plotting to blow up Kiev’s parliament – is as strange as the recent course
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Fans of Brazil, a traditional soccer power that hasn’t won much of late, have spent the last decade-plus becoming accustomed to the sort of heartbreak so long relegated to those fans from lesser footballing nations. But Sunday’s 2-1 loss to France in the Women’s World Cup round of 16 brought a special dose of disappointment: Far
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“Trump attacks people all the time and it works for him,” Ms. Fiorina said. “I find that sad, because I think character matters, but nevertheless, it works for him but it doesn’t work for others.” Mr. Cruz and Mr. Trump eventually reached a point of highly charged attacks in 2016. The Texas senator said that
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Image copyright Boston Globe via Getty Images San Francisco has become the first US city to ban e-cigarette sales until their health effects are clearer. Officials on Tuesday voted to ban stores selling the vaporisers and made it illegal for online retailers to deliver to addresses in the city. The California city is home to
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A group of children at a Chilean school for the blind used sound and braille Tuesday to experience conditions that resemble a total solar eclipse. The project at the Hellen Keller school in Santiago comes a week before a July 2 solar eclipse that will plunge parts of South America into darkness. Thousands of tourists
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