Новости за 26.08.2023

Lawyers for jailed Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich have appealed a Moscow court’s decision to extend his pretrial detention until Nov. 30.

He appeared as host of “The Price Is Right” for 30-plus years, describing his job as creating “spontaneous entertainment with unrehearsed contestants.”

He welcomed contestants to ‘come on down’ for more than 30 years as American consumer culture evolved.

Hundreds are still missing, and some remains might never be located or identified.

Nearsightedness is on the rise worldwide, but there are ways to help children preserve their vision.

The game’s world governing body banned Luis Rubiales for 90 days pending a full investigation as the battle intensified between the world champion players and their own federation.

A SpaceX spacecraft launched towards the International Space Station with four astronauts on Saturday. The crew, consisting of astronauts from the U.S., Denmark, Japan and Russia, is expected to dock at the space station on Sunday.

The story of teenage girls scolded for their clothing and told to sit at the back of a public bus has galvanized the monthslong demonstrations.

Tinder, Bumble and others are introducing higher-priced tiers, betting users will pay up.

The move gives the agency time to weigh a settlement that would allow the deal to close with conditions.

Kansas City schools rent homes to teachers starting at $400 a month to recruit more amid a national shortage.

Too many screens and a lack of outdoor playtime are causing record levels of clinical myopia, aka nearsightedness.

David Bonnouvrier and Trish Goff built a home next to Kenya’s Lewa Wildlife Conservancy and learned that trying to save elephants begins with helping people.

After a career spent chasing Federer and Nadal, the 23-time major champion is settling into a rivalry with Carlos Alcaraz.

The vast museum, which opened in Madrid in June, tells a four-century dynastic epic of imperial Spain and its patronage through hundreds of artworks and artifacts, highlighting both imported taste and local talent.

Shoppers have shifted their spending habits in a postpandemic world, leaving retailers in the lurch.

Buddy Hammon goes all-in training for a sport many associate with fun on the beach.

Questions persist regarding artificial-intelligence demand and geopolitics.

Insights into the underlying mechanisms of aging are revolutionizing the hunt for longevity treatments

Stocks moved between gains and losses after Powell’s speech, before closing higher. The S&P 500 and Dow both added 0.7%, while the Nasdaq rose 0.9%.

Fed Chair Powell argued for holding interest rates steady for now, but kept the door open to raising them later this year if the economy doesn’t slow enough to keep inflation declining.

Home-insurance companies are trying to claw back steep underwriting losses by hiking rates, or pulling back from disaster-prone areas.

The U.S. Treasury proposed new rules with twin goals: making it harder for crypto investors to dodge income taxes when they sell digital assets.

The Federal Reserve chief left the central bank’s options open, in part to prevent investors from asking the next question: When will the Fed cut?

Social science gives an uncomfortable explanation: Our brains were made for conflict.