Новости за 03.09.2023

The inquiry came after U.S. ambassador alleged that weapons and ammunition were loaded onto the Russian ship Lady R.

A WSJ poll finds indictments are helping Trump in the Republican primaries, but not with all voters.

A state challenge to a school gender-identity policy shows how ideologues think families can’t be trusted with their own children.

Pope Francis’ religious order is paying the price for its blind belief in the dictator’s utopian promises about socialism.

We’ve not fully arrived at crazytown. But the urge to curtail individual freedom is visible in countless blueprints for a controlled future.

The average U.S.-stock fund declined 2.6% in August, but losses were worse before a late-month advance.

A new study suggests that “investors overvalue the pleasure” of tax-exemption.

It used to be one of the simplest decisions in finance. Now it's one of the hardest.

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, a former Nobel Peace Prize winner, had forged a coalition to fight rebels in Tigray. Now his allies are turning on him.

The retailer has added prechopped firewood and other items to target younger, rural novices without alienating its traditional customers.

The Buffaloes, who won one game last year, knocked off Texas Christian, a team that played for a national championship last season, to kick off the Prime Era.

Apple’s launch event is coming up, but if your device supports iOS 17 and just needs a new battery, you can skip the new model.

Softbank’s lofty ambitions for chip maker Arm have fallen short. Now the market is about to issue its verdict on the deal.

This summer, many franchise movies underperformed expectations. Films based on original story lines dominated.

Vanuatu plans to argue in international courts that the U.S. and others must do more to protect the world from global warming.

After some deals and drug launches disappointed, Vas Narasimhan heard from investors—and hired an outspoken Wall Street analyst to manage strategy.

The Virginia governor is pushing for a GOP win of both legislative chambers so he can pass more conservative priorities and burnish his reputation as a Republican who can win in swing territory.

‘My Big Fat Greek Wedding’ heads to the Mediterranean, Olivia Rodrigo drops her sophomore record, the Armory Show and Frieze Seoul launch the fall art season and more.

The gap between federal spending and revenue is widening, but not for reasons that stimulate the economy.

Thousands of companies have added Roth 401(k)s to their retirement plans. Getting the math right is proving tricky.

An overnight storm dropped nearly an inch of rain on the arid desert where Burning Man is taking place, prompting organizers to close the gates to traffic and order tens of thousands of participants to shelter in place.