After her elder brother Marat Safin recently joined hands with Andrey Rublev to form a blockbuster partnership, Dinara Safina has taken a Russian prodigy under her tutelage. The Russian prodigy ...

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A former assistant director at the Battleship North Carolina is suing, alleging the director illegally recorded him and then fired him for reporting it. The lawsuit claims the director ...

A former employee of Battleship North Carolina has filed a lawsuit alleging illegal surveillance and termination by leadership. Coast Guard veteran Chris Vargo of Wilmington filed a lawsuit in New ...

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Back when Battleship North Carolina was commissioned in 1941, the ship was thought of as "the world's greatest sea weapon," and it turned out to be just that by participating in more than a dozen ...

Notably, the Mighty Mo was the final battleship to be commissioned by the U.S. Navy. During its tenure in WWII, the Iowa-class battleship was assigned to the Pacific Theatre, where it participated ...

This is a variation of the classic battleship game where you can move your ships and when you miss a ship, a mine is placed on the board.

Almost no one expected that Marat Safin would agree to start a collaboration with Andrey Rublev, who is going through a really delicate moment in his career. The current world number 9 has known ...

Andrey Rublev revealed how Marat Safin has already started impacting his game positively after the duo got off to the perfect start in Monte-Carlo. The former kicked off his campaign at the ...

At the start of this month, that notion came to fruition when Marat Safin signed on to join the world No. 9’s team alongside long-time coach Fernando Vicente—debuting last Friday at the UTS ...