Новости за 29.04.2023

A noise dispute may have set off the attack that left an 8-year-old and four adults dead, according to law enforcement.

Indigenous groups are criticizing a delay in revealing the full extent of toxic seepage in northern Alberta.

Petitioners seeking marriage rights for LGBTQ people face opposition from India’s socially conservative government.

Chinese oil companies are increasing their drilling at home and signing big deals overseas as part of a push for energy security.

Some election lawyers say the cash, sitting in a Florida political committee, can’t be used to help his White House bid, but his allies are pressing forward.

Despite an ownership fight, it is business as usual at the longtime eatery where patrons line the sidewalk to get a seat.

Jan Hyde drives his first-generation Corvette on New York City’s potholed streets “when the weather is nice.”

Fans are wondering whether the feline heir of a storied fashion designer could make red-carpet history

House Republicans advanced a repeal of clean-energy tax credits without offsetting tax cuts—even though most have signed a no-tax-hike pledge.

Gerri’s hat. Willa’s minis. Shiv’s dormant warm and fuzzy side, as told by her long-lost Fair Isle sweaters. What the style in HBO’s hit tells us about women angling for power.

Iowa native Bushra Ibnauf Sulieman, director of the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Khartoum, was fatally stabbed this week amid lawlessness unleashed by a power struggle between two generals.

You can get swindled buying stuff via online ads and markets. Here’s how to protect yourself.

These real-estate professionals remember showing their clients tons of properties before they found the one.

The exhibitions and displays in the American Museum of Natural History’s new addition highlight the connections among all living things, including humans.

In its fluid, free-form design, the American Museum of Natural History’s new addition evokes the gentle contours that come from living processes acting over deep time.

Shares rise on better-than-expected results, but growth lags behind what Microsoft, Amazon and Google did in the past.

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

The games run by the boss of Savills North America serve as both exercise and networking events for players from their teens to their 80s.

Moscow’s negotiating tactics, forged in Russia’s tumultuous past and honed under Vladimir Putin, will likely be on display in talks to free Evan Gershkovich.

The EV tycoon is taking a path that has been fraught for other car companies, but he maintains he can pull off a twist.

With the S&P 500 in the longest bear market since 1973, individual investors are maneuvering differently from just months ago.

IKEA recently announced its largest-ever investment in its U.S. operations, 37 years after launching in Pennsylvania.

Welcome to what is widely considered the most expensive trailer park in America.

The time-consuming and pointless tasks companies can eliminate to boost our productivity… and save money.

In the 1980s, malls weren’t just planters and parking lots but a way of life.