Новости за 19.11.2023

Former first lady sat in on cabinet meetings and served as an envoy during Jimmy Carter’s term.

Climbing civilian casualties and settler violence are among the issues frustrating Washington.

It always comes down to men killing their enemies in the mud, says Sen. Tom Cotton.

Reduced demand and revenue for the jabs isn’t bad news. The industry is working as it’s designed.

The Seminoles’ Jordan Travis suffered a leg injury that may have altered the course of his team’s perfect season.

OpenAI’s investors are making efforts to bring back Sam Altman, the chief executive who was ousted Friday.

‘Unfettered competition was tried in New Zealand in 1989 and failed.’

‘If they don’t accept the company’s mission, their motivation and drive can fall short.’

If it did, wouldn’t it call for a cease-fire?

Candidates should slow down and speak thoughtfully.

I have perfected one of the region’s great delights.

Voters will show up in droves for Democrats once climate becomes an issue this winter.

The return of Bob Iger as CEO of Disney has been full of twists and turns. Here’s a look at the ups and downs of his first year back at the House of Mouse.

Hawaii officials have touted the more-than-$150 million fund as a voluntary option for victims’ families to begin the healing process while avoiding drawn-out lawsuits.

Looming over Thanksgiving: The organization is battling with a Pilgrim descendant; ‘I’m pissed.’

Strong car sales contrast with broader weakness in exports as the world economy slows.

Companies are looking for new ways to entice holiday shoppers while consumers are spending less at stores and the economy is cooling.

Glencore has set in motion a plan to quit coal, leaving it to focus on green metals.

Rising labor force, productivity lowered inflation despite still-strong growth, taking pressure off the Fed to raise rates.

After pulling off Saturday’s Grand Prix, the city that used to be known as a boxing town is expanding into every sport in sight.

Agencies that led an inspection mission to the embattled Al-Shifa facility said 291 patients and 25 healthcare workers remained there.

Voters choose Sunday between a free-market libertarian who pledges to slash spending and an economy minister whose printing of money has fueled high inflation.

Farmworkers in California’s Salinas Valley work with pesticides tied to illnesses, including some cancers.

Users in Europe can access an ad-free feed for a fee—but the subscription won’t stop suggested posts or data collection.

Wall Street is quietly closing environmental, social and corporate-governance investment funds or scrubbing their names after disappointing returns.