Новости за 22.10.2023

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s cabinet faces many crosscutting decisions on the future of the war with Hamas.

The Big Three tell Biden his fuel-economy rules will ‘devalue’ their EVs.

Iran-backed terrorists killed 241 Americans without paying a price.

Minority families have fallen behind, a new Federal Reserve report says.

Jersey City sues the state as it tries to fire cops who use marijuana.

An antitrust lawsuit challenges anticompetitive rules that inflate fees and drive up housing costs.

The governor is strong on domestic policy, but is he up to the challenge of a suddenly menacing world?

The Federal Reserve’s policies threaten the American economy and financial markets.

The war effort could suffer if shipping companies try to void contracts.

Inside the U.S. Department of Agriculture headquarters, a budget analyst has amassed a collection of artifacts. Most people can’t visit yet.

The Missouri Democrat is out to stop Trump and the Arizona Republican wants to reverse Biden’s failures.

Ecuador opts for the center-right Daniel Noboa in its runoff presidential election.

Anne Boleyn, briefly hysterical on first being admitted to the Tower, recovered her spirit, but the trial was a grisly farce, a well-managed show trial.

Fight anti-Semitism by ditching toxic forms of DEI.

The list of those who callously disregard Gazan lives is much longer than only Hamas.

Not a broker who cooperates with a counterpart to get a quick commission.

Only risk-taking employers in a favorable economic environment can increase jobs that improve or reflect improvement in the economy.

The Taiwan-based Apple supplier, whose founder is seeking the Taiwan presidency, said it is cooperating with Chinese authorities.

“Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour” out-earned the Martin Scorsese-directed western crime film over the weekend and became the first concert film to gross more than $100 million.

If the state is unable to protect Jews, as it was on Oct. 7, it has lost its purpose.

Those defending Hamas in the name of anticolonialism are being discredited.

The industry is grappling with the same debates over Hamas’s Oct. 7 attacks and Israel’s response that are playing out on college campuses, in offices and among friends.

Despite all the talk about the AI revolution, the only thing we know for sure is that we can’t really know what’s coming

Extreme weather keeps utility workers busy. They recharge with competitive pole climbing.

WSJ video analysis shows, second by second, how an errant rocket from Gaza meant for Israel turned and struck a hospital compound instead