Новости за 30.12.2023

The opioid crisis just got a lot more complicated. Enter “Tranq”—an animal tranquilizer rotting the flesh of drug users and spreading across America.

The repeating numbers in the date for this New Year’s Eve are expected to be a draw for couples. “All of our Elvises are working.”

Lower your taxes in 2024 by making these moves now

Sea lions block riot police in Chile, the River Danube bursts its banks in Budapest and more images from around the world, selected by Wall Street Journal photo editors.

Leaders in cities say they need more federal assistance to house increased numbers.

‘HBO’ was excised from the name of Warner Bros. Discovery’s streaming service earlier this year. Now its global CMO has to coax subscribers into seeing it as more than the HBO library, encompassing news and sports.

The airline plans to hire roughly half as many pilots next year as it did in 2023, the latest sign that a hiring spree is starting to slow.

Officials on the island accused Chinese authorities of targeting the musicians as part of an effort to interfere in Taiwan’s coming election.

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

Concerns are growing that a second front could open in the nearly three-month-old war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza.

Joe Kiani has taken on the tech giant in a patent dispute that has cost his company millions of dollars to pursue. So far he is winning, but the fight isn’t over.

Atlanta shows how a postpandemic search for new careers, cheaper housing and child care have fed a boom in entrepreneurship.

That warm and fuzzy haven for four-legged friends has become the latest comfort craze for people.

Overachieving and overthinking are ways we try to feel more secure, but they can seriously hurt our mental and physical health

China named a top navy admiral as its new defense minister, two months after Beijing abruptly removed the previous appointee without explanation.

Pacific storms were expected to continue to bring rain, flooding and towering waves to the West Coast into the weekend.

Israeli forces expanded their military operations in the southern Gaza city of Khan Younis, as aid agencies said conditions were worsening in the areas to which Israel has directed Palestinians to evacuate.

Since the Supreme Court overturned Roe, voters have taken the abortion-rights side in seven straight statewide ballots, as advocates note a change in how liberals talk about the procedure.

Federal prosecutors said that they wouldn’t try Sam Bankman-Fried on additional criminal charges that weren’t part of the trial that resulted in the FTX founder’s conviction for fraud related to the collapse of his crypto exchange.

The S&P 500 finished the year up 24%, just 0.6% from its January 2022 record. The Dow advanced 14% to top 37000 for the first time and the Nasdaq soared 43%, its best year since 2020.

Startups, bolstered by revved-up government policies to cut down on food waste in landfills, are selling kitchen devices that turn food scraps into a substance that they say can be used on farms or in gardens.

The destruction of homes, schools and other buildings resembles some of the most devastating campaigns in modern history.

A big year-end rally faces challenges including inflation and the deficit.

The region is home to the largest of just a handful of refiners of battery-grade manganese located outside China.

Supporters of abortion access have emphasized ‘freedom’ and ‘values’ in successful campaigns in red-leaning states, with more to come in 2024.