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Chevron's South African refinery back to full output after fault

CAPE TOWN (Reuters) – Chevron’s 110,000 barrel per day refinery in South Africa is operating normally after losing around 30 percent of its output due to a mechanical fault, the firm said on Monday. “We can confirm that the refinery is operating as per normal,” a spokeswoman said in a statement after the unplanned outage about two weeks ago affected the supply of petrol, diesel and liquefied petroleum gas.

Comparing a $13.9 Million Home to a $139 Million Home

Filed under: Buying, Lifestyle Zillow via Credit.comOne of these homes was listed for $139 million, and the other for a mere $13.9 million. Can you tell which is which? By Michael Schreiber Perusing homes out of one’s price range online may as well be a national pastime in America. Who doesn’t love imagining what it would be like to live someplace palatial, or even just gawk at these monster homes

Were officials too quick to tie Texas deputy shooting to Black Lives Matter?

Texas authorities have charged a man with killing a uniformed sheriff’s deputy at a Houston gas station Friday night. Law enforcement officials on Saturday arrested Shannon J. Miles, of Cypress, and charged him with capital murder in the fatal, “execution-style” shooting of Harris County deputy Darren H. Goforth, NBC News reports. Deputy Goforth was filling up his patrol car at a Houston Chevron gas station when the gunman approached from