Новости за 17.02.2024

The iconic painting by Emanuel Leutze is often criticized today for being historically inaccurate and simplistically patriotic, but the truth is far more interesting.

The proposed arms delivery would include bombs, precision-guidance kits and bomb fuses.

President Biden and others warn that another term with Donald Trump in the White House would yield global chaos and an emboldened Vladimir Putin.

Retailer JD Sports thinks it can conquer a depressed U.S. market with its sportswear-as-fashion concept.

Officials in Missouri charged two juveniles in the shooting at a Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl rally that killed one person and wounded 22 others.

A Manhattan justice ordered Trump and his business to pay $355 million and barred him from serving in a top role of any New York company for three years, ruling he fraudulently inflated his wealth for financial gain.

Alexei Navalny, an anticorruption campaigner who galvanized Russia’s political opposition, died in prison, according to Russian authorities.

The Great Lakes, normally covered by a frozen sheath this time of year, are nearly completely ice-free this winter.

Biden called on Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to agree to a temporary halt to Israel’s military campaign in the Gaza Strip.

A $1 million contest helped uncover secrets of the past. Can prize competitions solve the problems of the future?

AI is changing how we use the web at the same time that it floods the world with questionable content.

They have uncovered secrets of the past. Can prize contests help shape the future?

Spirit, Frontier and others reshape their strategies to fight back as big airlines offer superlow fares, loyalty programs and creature comforts.

The appointment of former Rutgers assistant Andrew Aurich as head coach of the Crimson has riled boosters, who are demanding greater transparency into a search they say was bungled.

The director of the documentary ‘Navalny’ recounts his two months with the Russian dissident and how they told the story of an attempt by Putin’s agents to kill him with poison

LeBron James is plotting a sweeping business expansion, from men’s grooming to a streaming channel. “I have always felt like I was a Swiss Army knife.”

Vermont is one of 10 states flirting with taxing unrealized gains.

The judge found he inflated his assets, but this penalty is unreal.

Progressives move to block TV ads opposing the Biden EV mandate.

Regulators want to cut off lawsuits six years after a rule is issued. But that’s not what the Administrative Procedure Act says.

The disconnect has puzzled economists, investors and business owners. Here are some answers.

Where were the whistleblowers?

Investment adviser Van Eck Associates agreed to pay $1.75 million to the Securities and Exchange Commission to settle claims that the firm failed to reveal the role of a social influencer in the launch of an exchange-traded fund.

Here are some of the major companies whose stocks moved on the week’s news.

The musical luminaries have a keen eye for art and have built a stunning collection of works by black artists with the aim of writing their own cultural narrative.