Image copyright Reuters Image caption Millionaire investors can buy Cyprus passports – a gateway to the EU The Cyprus government says it will revoke the “golden passports” bought by 26 rich foreign investors and family members from outside the EU. Interior Minister Constantinos Petrides did not name the individuals involved. Reports say they include nine […]
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Virginia picked up right where it left off in April — showcasing its Pack-Line defense in impressive fashion. Mamadi Diakite scored 12 points, Jay Huff added 11 points and 12 rebounds, and No. 11 Virginia shut down Syracuse 48-34 on Wednesday night. Syracuse’s shooting numbers told the story: 13 of 55 (23.6 from the floor,
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A bill was unanimously passed in the Senate on Tuesday that, if signed into law, would make animal cruelty a federal felony punishable with fines and up to seven years in prison. The bipartisan bill, sponsored by Senator Pat Toomey, Republican of Pennsylvania, and Senator Richard Blumenthal, Democrat of Connecticut, got unanimous support and is
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Discussions with siblings about money-related issues can be fraught. Here are some tips from wealth coaches and financial advisers on how to tackle some of the potential obstacles. Siblings Focus on your common interest. You may share more than you realize, said James Grubman, a psychologist and founder of FamilyWealth Consulting. “The sibling relationship is
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Media playback is unsupported on your device Media captionDaughter calls for change in laws on assisted dying The daughter of a woman cleared of murdering her terminally ill husband in a “mercy killing” has said the laws on assisted dying must change so “no family has to go through what we did”. A jury cleared
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Jennifer Garner shared a photo of her wearing a robe and slippers after she rushed her daughter to the school bus, proving that hurried morning casual will never go out of style. The “Peppermint” actor, holding a coffee mug, earned points for the JG monogram on her bathrobe. “She barely made the bus on time, but
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Image copyright EPA Image caption The union has warned that further strikes could come “at any time” Lufthansa has cancelled 1,300 flights after it lost a last-minute legal bid to halt a strike by cabin crew. The two-day action over pay and conditions began at midnight local time. About 180,000 passengers are set to face
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Alaina Gassler often saw her mother growing frustrated with blind spots when driving the family’s old Jeep Grand Cherokee in their Pennsylvania neighborhood. The issue inspired Ms. Gassler, 14, to design a system that uses a webcam to show anything that might be blocked from a driver’s sight. A panel of scientists, engineers and educators
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Naoya Inoue won a unanimous decision over Nonito Donaire on Thursday in the World Boxing Super Series bantamweight final. Inoue, the IBF world bantamweight champion from Japan, sent Donaire to the canvas in the 11th round at Saitama Super Arena with a body blow to the abdomen. Donaire got back up to finish the round
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Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell has hit back at former Labour MP Ian Austin’s comment that voters should back Boris Johnson. Mr McDonnell said: “He’s now employed by the Tories. What else do you expect him to do in an election campaign?” On Thursday morning, Mr Austin told BBC’s Radio 4’s Today programme that Jeremy Corbyn
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