Новости за 19.09.2016

A federal appeals court upheld the constitutionality of Christian prayers delivered by county commissioners in North Carolina.

GoPro’s new Hero5 cameras need to spark a substantial upgrade cycle—and soon.

Elizabeth, N.J., Mayor Chris Bollwage explains how the family of Ahmad Khan Rahami, the suspect in bombings in New York and New Jersey this past weekend, first became familiar to officials when they opened a chicken restaurant in 2002. Photo: Getty Images

Police in Elizabeth, N.J., exchanged gunfire with Ahmad Khan Rahami, the suspect in this weekend's bombings in both New York and New Jersey, before apprehending him Monday morning. Union County prosecutor Grace Park details injuries suffered in the shootout. Photo: Getty Images

"We sort of had to make up our own rules about what was possible," creator Mike Schur says.

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Tesla Motors said its merger with SolarCity could be delayed by shareholder lawsuits, adding to volatility for the cash-strapped solar-panel installer.

GoPro on Monday unveiled two new cameras and its first drone, launches that will test whether the action-camera maker can jump-start growth.

World leaders gathering for a United Nations summit on refugees, confronted by descriptions of a continuing crisis, agreed to negotiate a global pact to share the burden of housing and educating refugees—but not before 2018.

U.S. law-enforcement officials delivered an unusual emergency alert via mobile devices to notify people of the man they were seeking in connection with the probe into a bombing in New York’s Chelsea district.

Research links ultrasounds early in pregnancy to heightened autism symptoms, but experts caution reading too much into it.

FedEx’s air-shipping Express division will be a key area to watch in Tuesday’s earnings report.

Explosions at the New Jersey shore, New York City and a New Jersey train station, Islamic State claims that Minnesota mall attacker was a soldier and the election that forgot the voters.

The senator running an inquiry into the thousands of extrajudicial killings occurring as part of President Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs was removed as head of the Senate’s justice committee.

U.S. airstrikes killed eight Afghan policemen in the province of Uruzgan, in an area where the coalition has carried out sorties in support of troops fighting the Taliban.

Hollywood movie producers often try to cast Chinese actors in U.S. films to appeal to audiences in China, which is on track to become the world’s largest box office in the next couple of years. The tactic has yielded mixed results.

Unilever PLC has agreed to buy a Vermont-based maker of plant-based detergents and household cleaners, a deal that gives it a foothold in the fast-growing market for “natural”  cleaning products.

The U.S. and China are targeting the finances of a sprawling Chinese conglomerate headed by a Communist Party member whom the Obama administration believes has played a role in aiding North Korea’s nuclear program.

Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton sought to entice millennials back to her camp by promoting her plans to reduce the cost of college and guarantee paid leave for new parents.

Forget accuracy. Defeating Trump is too important.

Bank of Canada Gov. Stephen Poloz said the central bank requires a contingency plan for economic data because the quality of information gathered by Canada’s statistics agency is at risk due to aging technology, according to documents reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.

Kmart is closing another 64 locations, according to a person familiar with the matter, as the struggling department store chain continues to shrink its footprint.

The murder rate in the nation's 30 largest cities is projected to rise by 13.1% this year, according to a new report.

NextEra Energy Inc. has boosted its offer for Energy Future Holdings Corp.’s Oncor electricity transmission business by $300 million, quieting creditor worries about the sale that will be the key to getting the Dallas company out of bankruptcy.

On the eve of two humanitarian summits, actress Carey Mulligan traveled to New York to make an impassioned plea on behalf of children whose lives have been torn apart by international conflict.