Jeremy Renner in intensive care after surgery
The actor suffered blunt chest trauma and orthopedic injuries in an accident plowing snow Sunday.
Aerospace and defense stocks took flight in 2022. What analysts expect for the sector in 2023
Aerospace stocks outperformed in 2022, and Wall Street expects those tailwinds to continue next year.
Wickr Me, Amazon’s encrypted chat app, stops accepting new users
The decision to shut down the app follows an NBC News investigation that revealed it had become a go-to tool for people trading child sexual abuse material.
More social media regulation is coming in 2023, members of Congress say
Legislators and advocates say they are looking to further regulate social media companies in 2023.
NYC machete attacker expressed militant support for Islam, may have expected to die, officials say
The suspect, hospitalized after an NYPD officer opened fire in defense, expressed pro-jihadist views overnight and possessed terrorist propaganda.
Nasdaq closes out its first four-quarter slump since dot-com crash
The Nasdaq wrapped up its worst year since 2008 and is mired in a slump that’s drawing many comparisons to the dot-com crash more than two decades ago.
EPA issues clean water rule that repeals Trump administration changes
The EPA has issued a rule that defines which types of waterways in the U.S. will receive federal water quality protections under the 1972 Clean Water Act.
Here’s how the U.S. economy could escape a recession in 2023
Slow growth doesn’t mean no growth, and it doesn’t mean negative growth is a certainty for the year ahead.
The U.S. passed a historic climate deal this year — here’s a recap of what’s in the bill
Take a look back at the key elements in the historic Inflation Reduction Act that climate and clean energy advocates will be watching closely in 2023.
U.S. and global health officials are worried about lack of transparency from China on Covid outbreak
The U.S. in particular is worried that a new Covid variant could emerge in China as the virus spreads widely and rapidly.