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In 1983, Atari buried surplus games in a New Mexico landfill. A 2014 dig recovered over 1,300 cartridges, and one E.T. copy later sold for more than $1,500.
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The Accra–Kumasi bypass projects have received a major boost following the return of contractors to site to resume construction on the various sections of the road.
The problem here isn’t Venezuela. It is Trump.
An Iranian woman sentenced to death over protests earlier this year has begged the international community to save her life and others facing the death penalty, according to an audio message from…
Manchester City face an uncertain future after being found guilty of more than 100 breaches of Premier League financial rules in a bombshell verdict that former player Mic
The State Transport Company (STC) is set to increase passenger fares by up to 8% this week, citing rising fuel prices and other operational costs.
