Новости за 01.04.2023

A temporary restraining order halts enforcement of the law in response to a lawsuit filed by a Memphis-based theater company.

The talks come as Arab states warm up to Damascus in fast-evolving developments that are reshaping the Middle East’s geopolitics.

Powered by a series of rotating thunderstorms, the weather system felled trees and power lines and battered homes across six states.

The pontiff was discharged from a Rome hospital Saturday following a three-night stay.

Millions could lose coverage as their Medicaid eligibility is reviewed, with financial effects rippling through the healthcare industry.

Hong Kong’s attempt to attract cryptocurrency companies is getting help from an intensifying crackdown by U.S. regulators.

Florida Atlantic coach Dusty May built a culture of success, despite lacking resources.

A brother is mourning one of 39 migrants who died at a detention facility in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico.

The controversy over the proposals has divided the country, sparked concern from key allies such as the U.S. Here’s what you need to know.

The new collective bargaining agreement with the National Basketball Players Association comes as the league prepares for a new round of media-rights talks.

Radiated tortoises produce few offspring, but a species-survival plan paired up Mr. and Mrs. Pickles.

While new requirements might be expensive for regional banks, they may help mitigate deposit-flight risk.

Terry Gale’s Rambler Ranch honors unsung car and appliance brands, and was inspired by his father’s 1954 Nash Ambassador.

Officials in the Minnesota city say this year’s unique weather—and roads that frankly already needed some help—have created the worst pothole season in a generation.

Fitness wearables and password managers are among the hottest topics for people ages 50 and up.

With about two weeks to go until Tax Day, more than 80 million Americans, or about half of total taxpayers, have filed their 2022 returns and claimed more than $172 billion in refunds.

In the Showtime hit, a high-school girls’ soccer team must rely on each other to survive in the wilderness. Intense bonds give way to cannibalism, but gore isn’t the point.

Climate change has increased sea levels, scientists say, and Atafona is an extreme example of the challenge that lies ahead in a country with some 4,600 miles of coastline.

Louis Armstrong made his earliest recordings 100 years ago in a tumbledown Indiana studio run by the upstart label, which went on to capture other early jazz luminaries like Hoagy Carmichael and Jelly Roll Morton.

The underappreciated 20th-century photographer, whose meditative art evinces a temperament and technique distinct from many of her peers, is the focus of a show at Atlanta’s High Museum of Art.

If the lockbox isn’t working, you have to get creative

Opponents of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s judicial overhaul are planning to hold mass protests Saturday night, hoping to sustain a movement that pressured the premier to delay the divisive plan.

Test your knowledge of the week’s events as reported in The Wall Street Journal.

A distance runner finds a low-impact solution in deep-water workouts after an ankle injury.

Goldman bought three hotels overlooking the Aegean Sea. Next up: a renovation and a new brand.