Новости за 16.09.2023

The state senate acquits official accused of improperly aiding a donor, using a donor to facilitate his extramarital affair.

Hisham Kassem, an opposition journalist in Egypt, is sentenced to six months in prison ahead of elections in which President Sisi is seeking a third six-year term.

Despite a challenge from his own teammates, the Colorado native will become the first U.S. winner of a Grand Tour in 10 years.

For one thing, says Jon Levy, don’t use the word ‘networking.’

The U.S. ambassador to Japan depicts the Chinese leader as a bumbling would-be Machiavellian whose government is a mess.

The attorney general’s vaunted independence—and his naming of special counsels to look into the president and his son—has put a pall on relations between the White House and Justice Department.

Penalties for technical violations have exploded, prompting the high-speed trader Virtu to litigate rather than pay.

A new study in Italy’s worst pandemic hot spot sheds light on why some people fell seriously ill—and others didn’t.

Investors are worried that the postpandemic travel surge will fade.

SEC penalties for technical violations have exploded, prompting the high-speed trader Virtu to litigate rather than pay.

Local officials say that heat waves, which have killed hundreds in Phoenix this year, should be treated like hurricanes and wildfires.

Multiple sightings along a 6-mile stretch of the Kiskiminetas River raise alarms as winter nears; ‘we just want them caught, and we’re running out of time.’

Atlanta’s High Museum of Art gathers pictures—from well-known and unknown photographers alike—that stretch from slavery and the Civil War to the civil-rights era to today in this expansive exhibition.

A study suggests that taking a break in your off hours makes you a better manager

Multiple sessions can be a way to fit in different kinds of exercise when done the right way.

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

Israel’s attorney general, Gali Baharav-Miara, has been called the most dangerous woman in the country by her detractors—and a real-life Wonder Woman by her supporters.

The videos violate copyright laws, but they remain available—for now.

The grocery-delivery company is set to deliver significant paper losses to many of the private investors who piled on late.

The Detroit automakers entered labor talks at a cost disadvantage to Tesla.

Chief Technology Officer Kevin Scott spearheaded the tech titan’s unlikely partnership with OpenAI.

The app at the center of meme-stock frenzy now wants your retirement money.

Despite a recent pact with the U.S., many of the country’s leaders favor developing a homegrown nuclear option.

Texas state senators began deliberating Friday but didn’t reach a verdict in the impeachment trial of Attorney General Ken Paxton.

Special counsel Jack Smith’s team urged a judge to limit what public statements Donald Trump can make about his federal prosecution in Washington.