Новости за 21.10.2023

The National Zoo says a giant farewell to their resident pandas. The three bears will be returned to China later this year.

The Instagram and Facebook owner has been wrestling with how to best enforce its content rules in the midst of a brutal and chaotic war.

The Instagram and Facebook owner has been wrestling with how to best enforce its content rules in the midst of a brutal and chaotic war.

College football teams aren’t allowed to scout their future opponents in person. That’s the rule at the heart of sign-stealing allegations against the Wolverines.

Tech hubs: Which cities are at the top of the heap as far as technology workforces and skills?

Home to Carnegie Mellon, the former steelmaking hub now can boast of its tech prowess. But it’s not Silicon Valley.

The sneaker company faces stiffer competition in the running and lifestyle categories.

The billionaire tycoon who can't stop buying sports teams

President Maduro’s regime freed five political prisoners after the U.S. lifted oil sanctions, but still holds 270.

An upbringing filled with anxiety has Gen Z sharing their location via apps.

Vinod Khosla says artificial intelligence will cause great abundance—more than enough to share.

An upbringing filled with anxiety has Gen Z sharing their location via apps.

The movie, which is about the century-old murders of Osage people, has prompted renewed discussion of a 2021 law that that placed greater curbs on classroom content.

Photos of the Week: From the War Between Israel and Hamas to New York Comic Con and more images from around the world, selected by WSJ photo editors.

A handful of small U.S. cities own and operate grocery stores in an effort to stave off economic decline and help residents access fresh food. Now Chicago weighs giving it a try.

A show at the Neue Galerie reveals the many different aspects of the German painter’s work during a decade that saw the ravages of World War I and the struggles and developing styles of the Weimar era.

A convoy carrying medical supplies and some food entered before Egypt closed the border again. Humanitarian agencies said the deliveries fall far short of Palestinians’ needs.

The Houston Astros star hit a game-winning home run that put an exclamation point on a game filled with drama and altercations.

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

Leg strength and flexibility are crucial to full-body health as we get older. This regimen works for gym rookies and veterans.

The police raid comes as Beijing takes an increasingly tough stance on foreign businesses.

Residential real estate has probably been boosting growth—but also hurting the economy as a whole.

Nomadic retirees open up about their finances and how they spend time and money on the go.

The 2024 race for the White House is reigniting the debate over EVs.

Male creative directors for luxury fashion brands are still the norm. Designers, critics and consumers are demanding more diversity: “It’s sexism.”