Новости за 03.06.2015

To deal with tight water restrictions in the midst of a record-breaking drought, some Californians have turned to painting their lawns green while others are opting for au naturel brown. Photos: Margarita Odelberg

Spanish tennis pro Rafael Nadal is wearing a $775,000 ultra-luxury watch while playing in the French Open. WSJ’s Lee Hawkins takes a look at the timepiece made by Swiss brand Richard Mille. Photo: Getty

The Commerce Department's Characteristics of New Housing report released this week found that 46% of single-family homes constructed last year had four or more bedrooms, up from 44% in 2013 and from 34% in 2009. Thirty-six percent of the homes built last year had three or more bathrooms, up from 33% in 2013. Meanwhile, two-car garages remain the norm, but they’re receding in popularity – to 62% of homes built last year from 64% in 2013 -- while three-car garages increased to 23% from 21%.

Senator Dan Coats makes his case for the NSA collection program, Boston man arrested in terror probe and Sepp Blatter set to resign as FIFA president.

Committee to Unleash Prosperity Co-founder Steve Moore on the U.S. economy and why GOP candidates are embracing the flat tax. Photo credit: Getty Images.

West Coast landlord Bixby Land Co. has sold a San Jose office park to MetLife for $96 million, according to Bixby, netting a tidy return for the Irvine, Calif., company.

Dallas is trying to shed its fashion reputation as a place for big hair and cowboy boots. WSJ's Christina Binkley discusses. Photo: Justin Clemons for The Wall Street Journal

"The Exhaustion Breakthrough" explores factors that lead to fatigue and burnout. Dr. Holly Phillips discusses her book and offers tips. Photo: iStock/dolgachov

Buyers in Hong Kong are snapping up “Mosquito Apartments”—180-square-foot flats in luxury high-rises. These tiny dwellings are selling for more than $500,000 in some areas.

Tiernan Ray of Barron's says veteran tech investor Paul Wick disagrees with his contention that tech stocks have peaked, but is betting against some big names such as Amazon, Netflix, and Tesla.

OSHA is offering guidance to companies on restroom policies for transgender employees. What are the suggestions? WSJ’s Jason Bellini has #TheShortAnswer.

Seventh- and eighth-grade students at Ella Baker, a public school on Manhattan's Upper East Side, have been caring for a tank of tilapia. Now, they are trying to decide whether to eat the fish. Photo: Peter Foley for The Wall Street Journal

The Department of Justice is investigating whether the two largest movie theater chains, AMC Entertainment and Regal Entertainment, are violating anti-trust laws by keeping independent theaters from showing new movies releases. WSJ’s Lee Hawkins discusses. Photo: AP

San Francisco leaders failed to pass a 45-day moratorium on luxury housing on Tuesday.

Photojournalist Daniella Zalcman documented the lives and struggles of indigenous Canadians battling addiction, HIV and a legacy of pain left by a network of special schools intended to assimilate aboriginal people in Canada for a century. See her photo essay and read more here.