Новости за 20.05.2016

Presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump received the endorsement of the NRA gun-rights group at its forum in Kentucky on Friday. In his remarks, Mr. Trump attacked Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton, saying she would abolish the Second Amendment if she becomes president. Photo: AP

Here are the winners and losers in the U.S. stock market in the week ended May 20, 2016.

Priorities USA Action, the super PAC backing Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton, raised $8.6 million in April, about $3 million less than the previous month, as Mrs. Clinton’s primary battle with rival Bernie Sanders continues to grind on.

Key market data for May 20, 2016.

General Motors offered cash or an extended warranty to about 135,000 customers after discovering overstated mileage labels on large crossovers.

The cast and crew of the Washington National Opera’s Wagner Ring cycle wecall the influence of ‘What’s Opera, Doc,’ the Warner Bros. romp through the musical canon.

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Barron's senior editor Jack Hough and WSJ's Shelby Holliday preview the newest issue of Barron's, which includes a profile of famed investor Byron Wein and more.

In photos chosen by WSJ editors on Friday, protesters storm Baghdad’s Green Zone, children cool off during a heat wave in New Delhi, and more.

The nation's largest bar exam-prep company is facing allegations that it elbowed a smaller rival out of the market, capitalizing on special relationships with law schools that it had nurtured with donations and gifts.

This week at the multiplex, we've got furious fowl, a neighborhood feud, and mismatched detectives.

The search for EgyptAir Flight 804 continues, S.F. police chief quits amid growing scandals and How much you need to make to pay your rent in these high priced cities.

The niche still available for small business owners in the pet food business; and three tips uniquely designed for today's entrepreneurs.

Oklahoma Senate leaders are sponsoring legislation that would require schools districts to accommodate students with religious objections to sharing a bathroom with a transgender student of a different biological gender.

The biggest news stories and exclusive features from Washington on politics, policy, financial regulation and defense.

The coming week will bring economic news on first-quarter business profits, consumer sentiment and Federal Reserve speakers looking toward their June meeting.

Consumers are starting to rack up credit-card debt again, with balances nearing levels last seen before the financial crisis, as banks promote the cards and borrowers grow more comfortable carrying debt.

Maya MacGuineas: As lawmakers consider appropriations bills on schedule, it's important whether those bills include budget gimmicks and whether they follow the discretionary funding limits set in law.

The actor stops by the WSJ Cafe to preview the HBO film 'All the Way,' which premieres May 21.

Cuba's world-famous cigars combine richly flavored, slow-burning tobacco and a hand-rolling tradition going back hundreds of years. Here's a look inside the renowned El Laguito cigar factory in Havana. Video: Adya Beasley and Lisette Poole. Photo: Lisette Poole for the Wall Street Journal.

Just in time for summer, a new Mexican beer enters the U.S., aiming to compete with Dos Equis and Corona. WSJ's Charles Passy and Tanya Rivero taste Estrella Jalisco beer on the Weekend Sip. Photo: Anheuser Busch

A summer gets underway, a slew of starry new shows are about to hit airwaves. WSJ's Michael Calia joins Tanya Rivero with a preview of the season's promising shows. Photo: Netflix

Nyquist, who won the Kentucky Derby, is a clear favorite to shine at the Preakness Stakes. But is he a sure win? WSJ's Pia Catton joins Tanya Rivero. Photo: Getty

Credit card balances are on track to hit $1 trillion as more Americans feel comfortable taking on more debt. WSJ's AnnaMaria Andriotis joins Tanya Rivero to discuss the underlying reasons for the credit boom. Photo: AP