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    Champion Homes to buy Timberline Homes in retail expansion▼Timberline Homes buy will push Champion deeper into retail✉newsBusinessRetail9 min ago

    Champion Homes has agreed to acquire Timberline Homes, a move expected to push the manufactured housing builder further into direct retail operations. The acquisition would expand Champion's retail footprint and consumer-facing sales channels. Details on deal value and timing were not provided in the reporting.

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    Timberwolves Edge Bucks in NBA Preseason Matchup●Minnesota Timberwolves vs Milwaukee Bucks Full Game Highlights - October 5, 2026 | NBA Preseason▶youtubeSportBasketball667.5K59 min ago

    The Minnesota Timberwolves and Milwaukee Bucks met in an NBA preseason game on October 5, 2026. Full game highlights of the contest are circulating widely among basketball fans, drawing strong engagement. As with most preseason games, the focus is on new roster additions, rotations, and form ahead of the upcoming regular season, with both teams using the game to evaluate their lineups.

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    Pacers face Timberwolves in NBA preseason matchup●Where to watch Pacers vs. Timberwolves today: Channel, live stream, time, TV schedule for NBA preseason game✉newsSportBasketball59 min ago

    The Indiana Pacers and Minnesota Timberwolves meet in an NBA preseason game. Fans looking to follow the action can find it on television and via live stream, with viewing details including channel, start time and broadcast schedule published ahead of tip-off. Preseason games give both teams a chance to test rotations and new signings before the regular season begins.

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    Historic photo shows Frankfurt's Römerberg around 1920●🇩🇪 Looking from the Neue Kräme towards the Römerberg in Frankfurt, around 1920. On the right stands the Salzhaus, a RenaMmastodonWorldEU Politics61 h ago

    A photograph from around 1920 shows the view from Neue Kräme towards the Römerberg in Frankfurt. On the right stands the Salzhaus, a Renaissance timber-framed house covered in carvings and painted scenes, with Haus Frauenstein and the three stepped gables of the Römer, the city hall, visible beyond. The image is drawing attention as a glimpse of Frankfurt's old town before its destruction in the Second World War.