Новости за 29.08.2021

The Argentinean superstar is the new king of French soccer, but at what cost?

The president vowed to put the country’s “full might” behind the rescue and recovery effort after the storm passes during an unexpected stop at FEMA.

The former New York Yankee is a defendant in the long-running legal matter that pits him against his former brother-in-law.

The hurricane arrived in Louisiana Sunday with maximum sustained winds of 150 mph.

It was a rainbow day for investors after Fed Chair Powell’s comments at the Jackson Hole symposium erased some of their market concerns. Though the short-term outlook is strong and there are two stocks Tom Aspray likes for September.

A new study found that attractive people are more likely to get ahead in their careers, but if you're not one of the "beautiful people," there are several other science-backed strategies to get better performance reviews, more promotions, bigger salaries and scale the career ladder faster.

The border’s open and loads of visitors from the U.S. are heading to Whistler, one of Canada’s hottest dining destinations.

Seven-time Emmy Award winning actor Ed Asner, who came to early fame on The Mary Tyler Moore Show and spin-off Lou Grant, died today surrounded by his family.

How Darvin Furniture & Mattress grew from a door-to-door operation to one of the highest-volume single-location furniture stores in the world. An interview with brothers Steve & Marty Darvin and new president Will Harris, himself a 4th-generation furniture professional.

This fall, to celebrate the still-going-strong Bridgerton craze with proper pomp and circumstance, Estancia La Jolla Hotel and Spa in California is planning a Halloween bash fit for royals on its beautifully landscaped grounds.

The rebuilding Orlando Magic have a lot to look forward to, but they still have one pressing issue that needs immediate attention: What to do about center Mo Bamba?

The prolific composer talks about the early days of the musical and how he feels about bringing stage shows to the screen.

The U.S. has conducted two airstrikes since the attacks, one retaliatory and one preventive, after Biden vowed to hunt down the perpetrators.

The latest rumor confirms what we’ve heard already, that a new design is coming, but there’s more detail here, too.

Mark McDonald, MD has also called face masks "dangerous, dirty, and ineffective' and Covid-19 vaccines “failed, unsafe, experimental.”

Today's column addresses questions about the effect of no longer earning income on Social Security benefits, spousal benefit eligibility when a spouse's disability benefit converts to a standard retirement benefit and the potential availability of divorced spousal benefits.

Forecasters expect U.S. auto sales to decline in August. New vehicles are in relatively short supply, thanks to high demand and a computer chip shortage.

These beautiful images of wildlife from Australia, New Zealand, Antarctica and New Guinea are a natural show of impeccable timing, patience, artistry and technique.

The concept of sustainability is being acknowledged at firms' highest levels. In practice, however, its pursuit is far less promising. Sustainability entails undertaking operational decisions that lie at a firm's core functions and assessing their impacts on economic and non-economic preformance.

How Networks Of Competence Defeat Hierarchies Of Authority

Colombian ornithology researcher Dr Natalia Ocampo-Peñuela studies how birds move through disrupted habitats, which should result in conservation efforts that are better targeted under both current conditions and the challenges of climate change.

On ABC’s "This Week" Sunday, ABC News chief Washington correspondent Jonathan Karl said the White House messaging around Afghanistan flew in the face of the reality on the ground, which he called "a disaster."

It has been 52 years since a man has won the calendar Grand Slam in tennis, and that man, Rod Laver, is now 83 years old.

There was growing market concern that Powell would turn somewhat more hawkish, but he proceeded to be consistent with his past statements, i.e., inflation will prove to be “transitory” and while there has been improvement in the economy, the Delta-variant is concerning.

Smith in New York and Hope in Chicago are pioneering equity innovations intended to eradicate the inferior care too often experienced by minorities even when providers’ intentions are good; i.e., the result of “unconscious bias.” It's equity that elevates everyone's care.