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1989 Cubs Historical Heroes and Goats: Part 8 Share this story Getty Images Welcome back to our look back at the 1989 Cubs. I’ve told you from the start that the 1989 season was not one that featured a straight line to the top. I’ve prepared you for ups and downs. In part six of our series, the Cubs suffered some injuries and dropped all five games in the week. They righted the ship though and in part seven, we saw that they won the first five games of the week before dropping the sixth to end the week. All of the ups and downs had them yo-yoing between first and fourth place before sett...

18 hours Chinese Oil Giant CNOOC Sees Profits Plunge By 59% In 2020 19 hours Biggest Oil Lobby Throws Support Behind Carbon Pricing 20 hours People’s Bank of China Goes All-In On Clean Energy 22 hours Ex-Glencore Oil Trader Pleads Guilty To Price Manipulation 1 day Canada Oil Industry to Shed 7,300 Jobs This Year 1 day Customers Can Now Buy Tesla With Bitcoin 1 day Gas Pipeline Explosion Cuts Venezuela Oil Production By 30,000 Bpd 2 days Offshore Oil & Gas Spending...

On Twitter, Instagram and Facebook, a network of accounts is targeting the West Papua independence movement with memes and messages designed to shape international and domestic narratives about the separatist movement. The region has been beset by a series of well-documented online information operations, but some of the content posted in late 2020 claims to represent the views on West Papua of Australian officials, as well as of the United Nations and the UK government, and have reportedly been called out by the Australian government. A former Dutch colony, West Papua became part of Indonesi...

Venezuela is quietly quitting socialism By Stefano Pozzebon enablePagination: false (FILE PHOTO) (CNN) — Shantytowns surround Caracas, Venezuela's capital, like the walls of a bowl. Little houses pile on each other on the steep hills, some reachable only by vertiginous staircases. Earlier this month, Ingrid Sanchez tried to rustle up votes here for the ruling Socialist Party in Petare, Venezuela's largest barrio. As parliamentary elections got underway on December 6, she hired motorcycles and jeeps to ferry poor but faithful voters up steep hills to the polling station. Sanchez has no mone...

Venezuela is quietly quitting socialism Analysis by Stefano Pozzebon Bolivar Avenue in Caracas is seen on September 3, 2020. (CNN)Shantytowns surround Caracas, Venezuela's capital, like the walls of a bowl. Little houses pile on each other on the steep hills, some reachable only by vertiginous staircases. Earlier this month, Ingrid Sanchez tried to rustle up votes here for the ruling Socialist Party in Petare, Venezuela's largest barrio. As parliamentary elections got underway on December 6, she hired motorcycles and jeeps to ferry poor but faithful voters up steep hills to the polling stat...