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Ferrari might consider bringing back the manual transmission, says the company’s chief product development officer Gianmaria Fulgenzi. “It's something that could be in the future, depending on the product,” Fulgenzi told MotorTrend in Italy last week. That doesn’t mean we might see stick-shift versions of Ferraris like the mid-engine 296 GTB or the front-engine 12

Science & Nature The tiger sharks and oceanic whitetips did not exhibit any aggression towards each other as they scavenged. The post Sharks surprise scientists...

Inventory Builds Defy Market Expectations Commercial crude inventories increased by 1.3 million barrels, lifting total stocks to 443.2 million barrels—6% below the five-year seasonal average. The build diverged sharply from consensus expectations for a 900,000 barrel draw. Gasoline inventories rose by 0.8 million barrels and remain 2% below seasonal norms. Distillate stocks gained 0.6 million

Science & Nature Pourquoi l'atmosphère de la Terre est-elle si riche en oxygène et les autres planètes du Système solaire non ? Le scénario...

Soccer Super Eagles head coach Eric Chelle made a big splash on Monday when he released the squad list for Nigeria’s games against Rwanda...

There was a time when love was spontaneous, when you could show up at your partner’s house unannounced, holding a box of pizza and your heart in your hands. You’d knock, they’d open the door, and just like that, romance happened. But then came Nigerian estates with their overzealous security gates...

After over 100 years since the birth of the E.R.A., legislators call on Biden to ratify it 05:30 Report: Clarence Thomas' gifts and luxury travel have 'no comparison in modern American history' 05:17 ‘With Trump's Republican Party there is no honor among thieves’: Rep. Becca Balint 08:00 ‘I think we're in a moment of reckoning...

Donald Trump’s pick for the number two position in the Department of Defense, Steve Feinberg, is a billionaire with business ties to the defense industry. The Washington Post, citing unnamed sources, reports that the president-elect has chosen Feinberg for the post of deputy secretary of defense, which requires confirmation from the Senate. Feinberg is co-CEO