Новости за 28.02.2021

The rejection comes just three days after Biden ordered an airstrike against an Iran-backed militia in Syria.

From steep hierarchies of authority to horizontal networks of competence

Under the Biden Administration, the Securities and Exchange Commission can now finally act on the need for better climate change disclosures. It will be helped by the establishment of the Sustainability Standards Board being proposed by the IFRS Foundation Trustees.

Google Trends reveals how people around the world searched for Coronavirus information in 2020.

A 4600 year old painting from a tomb in Egypt depicts an extinct and previously unknown species of goose

In a recent bankruptcy case, the court considered whether the recapture (repayment) obligation of the first-time homebuyer credit is a “tax” as applied to the non-discharge provisions of the bankruptcy code.

Cuomo’s proposal would’ve limited the attorney general’s ability to conduct a full review of the sexual harassment allegations.

The Former NFL player and sports commentator was announced as longtime host Chris Harrison's replacement for The Bachelor's After the Final Rose.

What is it that will make your jaw drop, you ask? Speed like you’ve never seen in a tablet before, for a start.

Genealogy site MyHeritage.com lets you upload still photos and uses AI to animate the faces. Very cool. Very creepy.

Are you struggling with what feels like a big failure right now? Answer this one question honestly and you'll jumpstart the process of healing, growing and bouncing forward to better, more heart-connected goals.

"The big problem is that we're not doing enough to end the pandemic globally," Gates says.

Around one-third or 30 percent of severe Covid-19 patients experience posttraumatic stress disorder, according to a research letter published in JAMA Psychiatry.

As the pace of technological development has accelerated, so too has the need for proper engagement with policymakers.

Vincent van Gogh and David Hockney. The world is full of things that we might not think go together. These two artistic geniuses do now at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.

Donald Trump returns to the podium for Sunday’s Consercative Political Action Conference in Florida, an event that has many wondering if the former US President will announce his plans for further political aspirations.

The stock market was rattled last week by the spike in yields and the selling in the tech sector. In last week’s article the Viper Report’s Tom Aspray commented that a deeper decline was needed to reduce the high level of bullishness and complacency. So where is the market is heading now?

The new leisure resort is situated on the happening Yas Bay’s Waterfront.

The New Orleans Pelicans have been one of the most active organizations in the trade market since David Griffin and Trajan Langdon was hired. Now they could trade away every guard they did not draft in the next three weeks in a search for a better fit around Zion Williamson.

Colombian researcher Lauren Flor-Torres not only using robotic telescopes to study distant stars that have had planets detected around them, she's also helping other Colombians, especially women and girls, see a path for themselves in astronomy. #globalsouthscience

Fintech, when done right, can create entirely new product segments or markets.

Roger Federer has titles on his mind as he prepares to make his comeback in Doha after 13 months away, according to old friend Tim Henman.

Jed Diamond never planned to create a seven-figure business. Then his book on "male menopause" became an international bestseller and brought him a much larger audience. He's now using his platform to help couples navigate marital strife during the pandemic.

Ransomware attacks and payments are on the rise. New data published by PC Matic shows that while big states have suffered the most overall attacks, it is smaller states that have been hit hardest on a per capita basis.

If you weren't around in 1953 to watch the Le Mans 24 Hours you missed the triumph of one of the most beautiful race cars of all-time, the Jaguar C-type. Now it's back.