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As Europe Approves New Tech Laws, the U.S. Falls Further Behind

Federal privacy bills, security legislation and antitrust laws to address the power of the tech giants have all failed to advance in Congress, despite hand wringing and shows of bipartisan support.  » mehr...

Routine Childhood Vaccinations in the U.S. Slipped During the Pandemic

Nationwide, the number of kindergartners with the required shots fell below the target for broad immunity, raising fears of outbreaks of measles and other illnesses.  » mehr lesen

Obama Calls for More Oversight of Social Media in Speech at Stanford

Tech companies’ power has “turbocharged” political division and requires government scrutiny, former President Barack Obama said at Stanford.  » mehr lesen

Disney to Lose Special Florida Tax Status Amid ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Clash

Lawmakers in the state voted to revoke the company’s special designation after a dispute with Gov. Ron DeSantis over a new education law.  » mehr lesen

Janet Yellen Calls for Reshaping Supply Chains That Are ‘Not Secure’

Policymakers are discussing how to be less reliant on adversarial countries at the spring meetings of the I.M.F. and World Bank.  » mehr lesen

Fed Chair Powell Calls a Faster Pace of Rate Increases ‘Appropriate’

Jerome Powell spoke at a moment of high inflation and economic uncertainty amid the war in Ukraine.  » mehr lesen

MoneyGram Sued By New York Attorney General and C.F.P.B.

Customers sending remittances overseas were harmed by delays and other violations, according to a lawsuit from the federal consumer bureau and the New York attorney general.  » mehr lesen

Pissarro Seized by Nazis to Be Sold at Auction After Families Settle

The painting, which had been left behind by a Jewish couple who left Germany as Hitler rose to power, is to be sold in May at Christie’s.  » mehr lesen

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