Новости за 13.02.2017

Today’s young Americans are less mobile than the previous four generations were at the same age, according to a new analysis by the Pew Research Center using recently released U.S. Census data.

Innovators in tech and journalistic platforms say that anxiety about civic engagement in the Trump era highlights the role that digital media can play in helping the public be better informed.

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Crumbling California dam spillway prompts urgent evacuations, Trump is sifting options on immigration ban and Psychologists are seeing a boom after a contentions election.

In a nation marked by partisan division, 35 congressional districts stand out for their split loyalties. Those districts offer a window onto the pressures some of the most vulnerable House members will face in Congress.

Editorial Page Editor Paul Gigot on the President’s weekend summit with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Editorial Page Editor Paul Gigot on the legal vindication of the former AIG CEO. Photo credit: Bloomberg News.

Council on Foreign Relations Senior Fellow Max Boot on the National Security Advisor’s backdoor Russia diplomacy. Photo credit: Getty Images.

New York Post Columnist Benny Avni on why Amb. Nikki Haley blocked the appointment of an U.N. envoy to Libya. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Apple’s stock is already nearing the peak multiple of past iPhone supercycles.

Live coverage of the press conference with President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

A recent ruling by a federal judge that the U.S. government must pay more than $200 million to an Oregon insurer could mean serious financial and political headaches for the Trump administration in the months to come.

Opinion Journal’s Mary Kissel and Editorial Page Editor Paul Gigot on the success of the Trump-Abe summit. Plus, Hank Greenberg’s vindication, Gen. Flynn’s backdoor Russia diplomacy and Nikki Haley wields her U.N. veto.

It was an casual start to the first official meeting between President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, as the two referred to each other by their first names, foregoing use of the honorary titles that usually decorate public discussion between world leaders.

Investors’ high hopes for the 10th-anniversary iPhone propelled Apple shares above their previous closing level—and prompted some investors to look ahead to what comes next.

Is intelligence a fixed mindset or can it grow throughout childhood time? Dr. Aliza Pressman and WSJ's Tanya Rivero discuss a new study showing that children who believe their intelligence can grow pay more attention and learn from their mistakes. Photo: iStock

Adele came away the big winner at the 59th Annual Grammy Awards. WSJ's Chris Farley and Tanya Rivero discuss Adele's success and how she paid tribute to Beyonce. They also address the political overtones of the evening and how Chance the Rapper is revolutionizing the music industry. Photo: Getty

Verizon will offer unlimited data plans for the first time since 2011. WSJ's Ryan Knutson explains what this means for new and existing customers on Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero. Photo: Zuma Press

Hamas has elected a former militant commander as its political leader in the Gaza Strip, indicating the growing influence of the group’s armed wing in the Palestinian enclave.

Two congressional lawmakers are investigating how Marathon Pharmaceuticals set a price of $89,000 for an old steroidal drug that has been available for decades in Europe at a fraction of that price.

STX Entertainment has named Andrew Warren, the finance chief of Discovery Communications, as its next CFO ahead of the young Hollywood studio’s potential IPO.

As Donald Trump’s administration confronted its first challenge by North Korea, a weekend ballistic-missile test, China largely stayed on the sidelines, watching how Washington would react.

At 83, Lagerfeld—the longest-running, hardest-working designer in fashion—has reluctantly achieved iconic status. But celebrity hasn’t dulled the Chanel artistic director’s passion for chasing what’s new and thinking he can do better.

A cleanup operation has begun to remove 350 dead whales from a beach in New Zealand after two mass strandings. Last week, some 650 pilot whales beached themselves along Farewell Spit at the northern tip of the South Island. Photo: AP

Glencore agreed to buy stakes in two African copper projects held by Israeli billionaire Dan Gertler, says a person familiar with the deal.