Новости за 13.08.2020

Serbia failed to score 100 points for the first time in the FIBA World Cup, but Nikola Jokic came off the bench (yes, he is coming off the bench), to put up a double-double of 14 points and 10 rebounds in just 17 minutes in a 90-47 rout of Puerto Rico.

Mental wayfinding is crucial for humans, and for AI, including self-driving cars.

The most neglected piece of retirement planning is preparing ahead of time for your own demise, but it's the greatest gift you can give your loved ones.

Thanks to a new fee coming Sept. 1, homeowners are going to pay a lot more to refinance their mortgages.

The business case for staying in touch is real: and your career will thank you later. Read the 3 key steps to staying in touch.

Today's column addresses questions about when and how spousal benefits can become available, when survivor benefits are available and how the WEP and GPO can affect their availability and potential effects of remarriage on benefits based on an ex's record.

The American legal immigration system will grind to a halt at the end of the month if Congress doesn’t approve $1.2 billion in emergency appropriations for the U. S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), leaders warn.

Harris, the recently chosen Democratic vice presidential candidate, has always worn pearl jewels. However, the Oakland native has taken this conservative and formal fashion statement and turned it into something that is casual and contemporary

A new Facebook rule that purports to punish propaganda disguised as local news won’t touch sites funded by political actors--only those owned or led by them.

As 'Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone' relaunches in China today, here's a look back at the box office history of "the boy who lived."

Apple is going to radically overhaul its service subscriptions and introduce a new health feature. Plus, tiered bundles to encourage greater uptake of Apple Music, Apple TV+ and more.

Ten things funders can do right now to support their grantees and strengthen the field during a crisis.

A new study found that only 26% of college students surveyed said offering "only online classes" was the right way to go.

Critics have long pointed to the administration eliminating pandemic preparedness programs as evidence that they exacerbated an already critical lack of funding.

The consensus view in the market is that humanity is doing a better job rolling back SARS 2.0.

At a time when jazz fans are proving their willingness to embrace online experiences, this year's virtual NEA Jazz Masters Tribute Concert has the potential to draw more viewers than in the past.

Apple plans to launch a slew of new subscription packs at lower price points across its digital services to build additional revenue streams in a bid to weather the coronavirus storm.

The new Pavilion at South Coast Plaza provides a luxury indoor-outdoor shopping experience while complying with California’s strict coronavirus safety measures.

As Black families face post-Covid hardship, it's more crucial than ever that the bias in our financial system be eliminated. Lending models have been biased for decades—but there are signs that this is changing.

These dynamic BIPOC women entrepreneurs offer their empowered stories and the companies they founded which emphasize all-natural beauty and wellness products.

An intimate new luxury development at Big Sky is the answer for a socially distanced getaway.

This week, Louisville City Council voted to remove the structure from downtown.

FC Barcelona coach Quique Setien has spoken to the press ahead of his side’s Champions League quarterfinal clash against Bayern Munich on Friday.

After missing the 2019 NFL season, former Pro Bowl running back Lamar Miller will return to the field with the New England Patriots.

The innovative AI-verified temperature and symptom screening app called Fever Free that is filling the gap of at-home prescreening to support schools as they reopen.