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The Russian army that rolled into Ukraine on the morning of Feb. 24 brought with it some of the world’s most powerful, and indiscriminate, artillery. Now the Ukrainian army has captured at least five of these TOS-1 rocket-launchers—and reportedly has fired one of them back at the Russians.

The Marine infantryman still suffers from PTSD from his tour in Vietnam but credits LSD and MDMA with helping him “come home.” Now he’s on a mission to help other veterans.

Focus on one of the main mechanisms used to avoid taxes by pretending income doesn’t exist.

The IRS has issued 70 million tax refunds already this tax season. Get yours faster.

Don't miss these special tax breaks that are new or expanded and good for only 2021 tax year returns due on Monday, April 18, 2022 for most taxpayers.

From Nassau to Abaco Island, The Bahamas has various options for resort-style living, making it a popular choice for real estate investors and those seeking second-home ownership.

Russian Tu-22M bombers dropped unguided bombs on Ukrainian troops in the besieged city of Mariupol. It requires a certain amount of recklessness, or desperation, to fly the big bombers within range of enemy air-defenses and may indicate the Russians are running low on cruise missiles.

InspectIR’s device, originally developed to detect if people were using marijuana, just received FDA authorization as a Covid test.

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin has described China as America's "now and forever problem." But a military-first approach to China serves no one's interest, especially given the need to cooperate on urgent issues like climate change.

The bids to buy the club have landed, but with $30 million in wages due in two weeks, the pressure is on to get the deal done before the Premier League team runs out of money.

Tom Brady has a world-class arm, is in great shape, and has adroitly, if a little unexpectedly, de-retired himself, delighting his team and the world. The anonymous buyer of Brady's "last TD" football from the Rams game for $500K was not as pleased about that. Here's the backstory.

The issue of reasonable compensation is confusing, and there are many dimensions to the tax analysis of it.

Reports that Russia has moved military personnel and equipment toward the border with Finland emerged early this week. The saber-rattling is viewed in the West partly as a prelude to grey zone operations to intimidate the Finns against joining NATO. It may have exactly the opposite effect.

Navies have had to work hard to protect their ships from sea-skimming missiles. Aerial protection is one of the best defenses, and a lack of it has vexed Russian sailors for decades.

From the front, the playful mix of desert-meets-the-tropics landscaping at this contemporary in Paradise Valley, Arizona, drops a hint: This place is going to be something special.

The billionaire entrepreneur says he had funding to take Tesla private in 2018 and that he was forced to accept terms of settlement with securities regulator.

The startup connects farmers who need workers with migrant workers who need employment and provides services such as visa automations and regulatory compliance.

The frozen properties, worth nearly $1 billion, include Roman Abramovich’s château on the French Riviera and his estate in St. Barts.

Take huge pent-up demand, add higher fuel prices and airline staff shortages, and you've got a recipe for increased disruptions and higher prices.

Ukraine claims to have struck the Moskva with two Neptune anti-ship missiles, but they had help from at least one of its Bayraktar TB2 drones, which appears to have played a key role in the attack.

The Beijing-based VC has backed more than 30 future unicorns during their seed funding rounds, earning her the No. 1 spot on Forbes' first-ever Midas Seed ranking.

Rite Aid expects to close 145 unprofitable stores in cost-cutting moves designed to help the pharmacy chain be more competitive.

It is not clear why the Lerner family has put the Nationals on the block, but one reason may be the deferred player compensation and debt on their books.

The mask mandate is likely going to end in early May. Here's when you still may want to wear one on a plane.

In this week’s SportsMoney Playbook: golf's new marketing star, intriguing bids for Chelsea, and a $470 million esports acquisition. Plus: how an NBA journeyman continues to profit from one day's work in 2007.