A Big Swing at Big Tech
One of the world’s most far-reaching laws to rein in the power of tech companies takes shape.
Sri Lanka Economy Has ‘Hit Rock Bottom,’ Putting Pressure on President
A debt crisis is disrupting life across Sri Lanka, where food and fuel are suddenly either unavailable or exorbitantly priced....
Jennifer Sey Was a Candidate to Lead Levi’s. Then She Started Tweeting.
Jennifer Sey left Levi’s after her advocacy against school closures and mask mandates for children gained attention. She says it’s...
Dirck Halstead, Photojournalist Who Captured History, Dies at 85
Shooting for Time magazine and United Press International, he documented presidents, the Vietnam War and more.
Kip Hawley, Transportation Security Administrator, Dies at 68
He sought to overhaul a much-maligned federal agency by enhancing security procedures, bolstering morale and taking a common-sense approach to...
European Union countries agree to jointly purchase gas.
European leaders announced the agreement Friday, an effort to ease their reliance on Russia and contain energy costs.
Bond Market Unsettled by Inflation Worries
The usually sedate bond market has been unsettled by worries about inflation, the Federal Reserve’s interest rate increases and even...
Judge Dismisses a Discrimination Case Against The Washington Post
A reporter at the news organization claimed that it had created a hostile work environment that unfairly prevented her from...
Germany Says It’s Moving to Cut the Cord on Russian Energy
“Every supply contract that is terminated hurts Putin,” said the country’s vice chancellor and economic minister.
The Fed Bets on a ‘Soft Landing,’ but Recession Risk Looms
Central bankers have been clear that they will do what it takes to control inflation. They are betting on a...
