Новости за 19.04.2023

The justices questioned whether a Colorado stalking law violates the First Amendment because defendants can be convicted even if they didn’t intend to threaten victims with physical violence.

If you used Facebook in the U.S. between 2007 and 2022, you can get a cut of the settlement of the suit accusing the social-media company of allowing third parties to access private information.

If you used Facebook in the U.S. between 2007 and 2022, you can get a cut of the settlement of the suit accusing the social-media company of allowing third parties to access private information.

Banks in several parts of the country tightened lending standards and raised concerns about liquidity.

A U.S. appeals court denied a request by nonsettling insurers and a minority of sex-abuse survivors to pause the youth group’s reorganization.

The agency described the breach to U.S. lawmakers as a major incident.

In a letter to lawmakers, an Internal Revenue Service supervisor said he has information of “preferential treatment and politics.”

A Libyan militia leader and the Egyptian military have sent support to rival generals battling for control of Sudan, an illustration of how the fighting threatens to draw in regional powers.

How long can Gavin Newsom resist getting into the race?

We use our phones to communicate almost everything but pay little heed to what their pigment broadcasts about us. Here, a psychologist weighs in on our choices.

Lawmakers are at odds over how to regulate stablecoins as the fallout from FTX’s collapse last year has left Democrats nervous about strengthening crypto’s ties to the broader financial system.

The visit comes as the iPhone maker wants India to become a center of manufacturing and sales.

A man hunts down the rights to Tetris, a woman digs up Richard III’s remains, Kiefer Sutherland plays a corporate fixer, and much, much more.

Natural gas prices fell 6.1%, bringing to an end a three-session, 18% rally in prices and perhaps putting the market back in position to retest sub-$2 levels.

Rob Lowe and his son craft a charming sitcom, Ted Lasso takes a last lap, Mel Brooks resumes his ‘History of the World,’ Jim Gaffigan looks to the stars, and much, much more.

Envision Healthcare is exploring a chapter 11 bankruptcy that would give control of the struggling physician-staffing company to its creditors.

Morgan Stanley’s investment banking revenue fell 24% for the latest quarter, following similar drops at Goldman and other big banks.

Grilled lamb chops take no time to reach peak deliciousness. Serve them with cool cumin yogurt and a punchy herb sauce.

A verdict against the network might have hurt all of the press.

With even less bipartisan goodwill than in 1995, America may need a nonlegislative solution.

A small mortgage company is hauled to court for comments on a weekly radio show and podcast.

The Air Force secretary has temporarily reassigned the 102nd Intelligence Wing’s mission.

Moderna heads this list from the Management Top 250 ranking, followed by Apple and Microsoft

Deutsche Bank Research now expects the Bank of England will increase interest rates by 25 basis points twice more, once in May and once most likely in June, to take the terminal rate to 4.75%, up from Deutsche’s previous forecast of 4.25%, the current BOE rate.

Recent financial turmoil has faded without leaving any obvious mark on euro-area growth prospects, giving European Central Bank hawks reason to call for interest rate increases, Citi economists write in a note.