Новости за 21.04.2016

Studies of psychopaths and extreme altruists suggest that their behavior could be linked to the amygdala, part of the brain.

Investors betting the worst is over for Caterpillar may want to think again.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation paid more than $1 million for a hacking tool that opened the iPhone of a terrorist gunman in San Bernardino, Calif., FBI Director James Comey said.

Try your hand at this week's Wall Street Journal math puzzle.

Remembering a mad dash to attend two Prince shows the same night in 1997.

Alphabet’s first-quarter earnings report gives Wall Street a chance to ask about the Google parent’s next big money maker.

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A Brookings Institution analysis says Bernie Sanders's college plan would give nearly $17 billion in aid to the upper half of U.S. earners, while giving less aid to the poorest.

Viacom’s deal with Dish removes a major overhang for its shares.

Factories near schools shut down as children develop stomach pain, rashes and bleeding.

London painter is the alter ego of former telecom executive Philipp Humm.

Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump said transgender people should be able to use the bathroom of their choosing -- a stance that was quickly criticized by challenger Ted Cruz.

The Lexus GS F features much of the look and even the feel of track-capable cars. Dan Neil takes it for a spin.

Three officials criminally charged over Flint water crisis, Harriet Tubman will grace the $20 bill and the ways airlines punish good passengers.

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Pinterest has bought British design app Curator, marking its 10th acquisition as it seeks to build a design team reflecting its expanding international audience.

'Today, the world lost a creative icon,' said Barack and Michelle Obama in a statement.

A group of families of people killed in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks say 28 classified pages of a 2002 congressional report on the events could show Saudi Arabia lent official support to the terrorists. Here's some background .

In addition to blazing a distinct, flamboyant trail in the music scene from the 1970s through his death, for a time he carved out his own niche in the movie world.

A sampling of the musician's mix of rock, soul and funk throughout the last four decades.

Just in time for New Orleans Jazz Fest, a guide to one of the city’s most celebrated dishes—a supersized Italian hero

Vic Rallo, host of PBS's "Eat! Drink! Italy!" joins Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero and serves up Earth Day-minded dishes that are good for the environment and the perfect wine to pair with each.

The U.K. government said it will resettle 3,000 additional refugees from the Middle East and North Africa over the next four years, the majority of them children.

Who needs flowers? Send Mom on a guilt-free trip. Orbitz.com's Jeanenne Tornatore offers some Mother's Day escapes as a head start on a great gift for Mom. She visits Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero. Photo: Carmel Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Center

Brazilian Vice President Michel Temer criticized President Dilma Rousseff’s characterization of an impeachment process against her as a coup-d’état and said he is ready to take over if she goes on a trial in the Senate.