Новости за 14.01.2024

Fani Willis said the lead lawyer in her office’s racketeering case against former President Donald Trump and others is well qualified to serve in the role.

The media company reviewed the reporting process behind stories on alleged plagiarism by Neri Oxman.

Proponents of the movement funded the Biden administration’s executive order hindering AI development.

The rental company was far from alone in making a losing bid on electric cars.

Golden State judges rule that Gilead can be sued for taking too long to develop an HIV drug.

The hedge-fund billionaire, who has thrown himself into public advocacy, is worried Biden will lose to Trump.

Having lost their prime calendar slot, Democrats are sidelined as Republican candidates descend on the state’s caucuses.

More Brazilians are identifying as Black or mixed-race—and white Brazilians are no longer the country’s biggest racial group, according to census data.

Nearly six months after wildfire incinerated Lahaina, Hawaii, cleanup crews are ready to start clearing charred rubble—a task that will be complicated by the sensitive ecology and deep history of this former royal capital.

Bernardo Arévalo pledges to tackle the corruption and poverty that have fueled migration to the U.S., but an open confrontation with the country’s judiciary risks putting his plans in jeopardy.

Stacked rings are a contrast to the more feminine looks that have overtaken men’s fashion in recent years.

The families of those still held in Gaza rallied for Netanyahu to give priority to their loved ones’ return.

Rent the Runway and Stitch Fix are adapting their business models to retain consumers as needs and tastes have changed.

General Motors halted sales of the new SUV, citing software problems. The automaker also has had issues with its other new electric vehicles.

Economists surveyed by The Wall Street Journal lowered the probability of a recession in the coming 12 months, but expect economic growth of just 1%, on average, a significant slowdown from last year.

Brian Armstrong has continued expanding Coinbase Global despite the industry slowdown and a long string of unprofitable quarters.

Wall Street giant, having given up on Main Street consumers, now wants to increase loans to hedge funds, private equity and the ultrarich.

Spending by the candidates and the national political establishment is reaching its zenith ahead of Monday’s presidential caucuses.

Ava DuVernay adapts Isabel Wilkerson’s ‘Caste,’ Green Day releases its 14th record, art fairs open in Singapore, New York and San Francisco, and more.

A new Iowa Poll shows the former South Carolina governor jumping to second place among GOP voters but still well behind Donald Trump.

One of the biggest geopolitical events this century, the war has swung from a brutal Hamas attack to Israel’s ferocious retaliation—with no end in sight.

The increased prospect of friction cements the island’s status as a flashpoint between Washington and Beijing.

Getting more money often leads to immediate satisfaction. For many, the good feelings aren’t lasting as long as they had hoped.

Everyone who buys smart devices can learn from VanMoof’s bankruptcy—and its uncertain future under new management.

Getting more money often leads to immediate satisfaction. For many, the good feelings aren’t lasting as long as they had hoped.