Bohemian writer from Prague (1883–1924)

Report of Hong Kong’s controversial 6-year cemetery laws with an exhumation order to remove the dead bodies from their grave.

He made it on a Mac, too.

American businessperson; a subject of an SEC investigation

A struggling F1 team, a rookie driver, and a diamond worth $250K mounted on the car’s nose. What could go wrong?

French journalist, author and editor with Locked-In Syndrome (1952-1997)

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Italian food and tomatoes go together like pasta and pomodoro. From San Marzano to cuore di bue, tomatoes play an essential role in Italian cooking -- but it wasn't always like that.

hosting of a sporting event as a means for a country to improve its reputation

Does tying the knot lower your car insurance premium? Here's what you need to know about your auto policy once you're married.

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"Punishment of the Dogs"

Polish man killed at the beginning of World War II

species of mammal native to North America

History of Six Flags, Inc.

Though “Nigerien” is the formal name for a resident of Niger, the term “Nigerois” is sometimes used to create a clear difference between residents of Niger and Nigeria.

Swiss company that distributes produce

School fined after pupil suffers 'terrible burns' and is left disfigured after trying to make cast of her hands with plaster of paris

activity in which the participants cheer for their team as a form of encouragement