Новости за 23.11.2016

Federal Reserve officials said an interest-rate increase was possible “relatively soon” if incoming data continued to show an improving economy, with some explicitly calling for a move in December.

Sure, the wine world can be intimidating. But drinking the same bottle year in, year out is no answer. Lettie Teague shares strategies to help get drinkers out of their wine ruts.

Wonder Land Columnist Dan Henninger on the wisdom of the president-elect’s vow not to pursue a political vendetta against his former opponent. Photo: Getty

Can a mad experiment bring Hillary’s campaign back to life?

President-elect Trump’s comment this week that he will have “an open mind” about a global climate-change deal, after saying unequivocally on the campaign trail he would cancel it, is prompting cautious reactions among backers and detractors of the global accord.

Dr. Margaret Cuomo, host of the new PBS documentary "A World Without Cancer," discusses foods and consumers should seek out and which activities people can do in order to avoid being struck by cancer. Photo: iStock

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan lashed out at what he called Europe’s double standards and dismissed a coming vote in Brussels on whether the EU should freeze talks on Turkish membership.

As department stores gear up for the holiday shopping frenzy that unofficially gets underway this week, brands such as Coach and Levi Strauss are pulling out of store promotion such as "friends and family" sales. WSJ's Suzanne Kapner explains why on Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero. Photo: Zuma Press

Downton Abbey, 2016: Facing steep maintenance costs and taxes, some members of British nobility wind up sharing their grand homes with thousands of visitors.

President Jacob Zuma avoided questions from lawmakers over how he would deal with a damning report from South Africa’s corruption watchdog.

Bright, palate-rousing condiments for your next cheese plate, plus one bakery’s elevated version of the classic Mallomar cookie and a handsome gadget for holiday candy-making.

Donald Trump won't push for investigations of Hillary Clinton, Gov. Nikki Haley tapped to be Trump's U.N. ambassador and guide to a thinner Thanksgiving dinner.

Main Street Columnist Bill McGurn on Donald Trump’s proposed U.N. Ambassador and Education Secretary. Photo: Getty

Manhattan Institute Senior Fellow Diana Furchtgott-Roth on why a federal judge blocked President Obama’s overtime rule. Photo: Gettty

Center for Strategic & International Studies Distinguished Senior Associate Evan Ramstad on President Park Geun-hye’s shaky grip on power. Photo:Getty

A new book delves into the notorious subculture of the Lo-Lifes, a group of Brooklyn teens obsessed with Polo Ralph Lauren clothes.

Author Kostya Kennedy discusses his book: "Lasting Impact: One Team, One Season. What Happens When Our Sons Play Football."

Big, solid shelves and countertops are being crafted from aged wood slabs with their natural edges; ‘it never fits in the elevator’

Chinese investment in American startups is picking up, but some of these investors are finding it difficult to navigate the U.S. venture world, writes Li Yuan.

Brexit & Beyond: Europe in Flux is The Wall Street Journal’s round-up of news and analysis of how Brexit will affect global business, economies and finance. You can sign up here. MUST READS Britain’s Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond reads through his Autumn Statement in 11 Downing Street, London. PHOTO: REUTERS U.K. Economy to […]

Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei threatened an unspecified response if the U.S. extends sanctions for another 10 years, days after the House of Representatives voted in favor of an extension.

Opinion Journal’s Mary Kissel and Wonder Land Columnist Dan Henninger on Donald Trump’s vow not to prosecute Hillary Clinton. Plus: the Nikki Haley pick, another judicial rebuke for Obama’s regulators and crisis in South Korea.

The godfather of modernism built many of his signature buildings in European beauty spots. Here’s how to binge on six in one pleasure-filled, self-guided architectural tour.

Memoirs by Sen. Bernie Sanders and Fox News star Megyn Kelly have been hot sellers since each went on sale Nov. 15.

Rita Barberá, a leading figure of Spain’s governing conservative party and, for many, a symbol of the corruption tainting the country’s political establishment, died of a heart attack Wednesday.