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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.  » mehr lesen

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 writing about sexual assault.  » mehr lesen

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 soft landing, but a bumpy one is possible.  » mehr lesen

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 a matter of free speech. The company disagrees.  » mehr lesen

The Funniest Travel Account on Instagram Is Run by the T.S.A. Seriously.

Meet the woman behind the agency’s endless puns and dad jokes. (And don’t forget the 3.4 ounces rule.)  » mehr lesen

As Home Sale Prices Surge, a Tax Bill May Follow

Single sellers can exclude $250,000 from their taxable profit and married sellers $500,000. The amounts haven’t changed in 25 years.  » mehr lesen

French Retailer Still in Russia Angers Its Ukraine Workers

The destruction of a Leroy Merlin store in Kyiv by a Russian missile underscores the conflicting interests facing companies that continue to do business in Russia.  » mehr lesen

F.D.A. Rushed a Drug for Preterm Births. Did It Put Speed Over Science?

The agency’s accelerated approval program for certain drugs has come under intense scrutiny because some medicines stay on the market despite limited evidence that they work.  » mehr lesen

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