Новости за 03.03.2017

YouTube TV, Google's new skinny bundle of live-streaming broadcast and cable channels, could enable the tech giant to finally crack the $70 billion U.S. TV advertising market. WSJ's Lee Hawkins explains. Photo: Bloomberg News

Liberals call Bush a hero now that there’s a new Republican Hitler in town.

With Washington now alert to the threat, we welcome greater U.S. engagement in the region.

An Illinois reporter lost his press credential when he left the legacy media to work for a nonprofit.

Sufism’s pluralistic tenets have made it a prime target for Islamic extremists.

High-school students need to understand supply, demand and money management.

Two weeks ago, U.S. Rep. Devin Nunes, his chamber's top intelligence official, said there was no evidence of any contacts between Russians and the Trump campaign, aside from retired Lt. Gen. Mike Flynn. He maintained that position on Thursday, despite Attorney General Jeff Sessions's acknowledgement that he had met with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak.

Meet Alex Pekala, 19, who's spent a month in front of the Manhattan Nintendo store, waiting for Friday morning's Switch launch.

As part of the nationalist tide sweeping Europe, the AfD party is pushing to change how the country views its Nazi past, upending decades of consensus. In part born out of opposition to the European Union, the growth of nationalism, which can also be seen in France the U.K. and the Netherlands, is particularly sensitive in Germany.

Snap shares surged 44% on their first day of trading as investors sought a piece of the biggest technology IPO in the U.S. since Alibaba made its debut in 2014.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions denied that he led misled lawmakers about his contacts with a Russian official and said he will recuse himself from any investigation related to the Trump presidential campaign. Photo: Getty

Teams will only have 30 seconds to make a decision; rule change comes in series of time-cutting measures by league.

The Iraqi military has found an obstacle course Islamic State built in an old railway tunnel near Mosul, where raw recruits crawled under barbed wire and scaled walls to begin their reshaping into seasoned fighters.

Boston Red Sox are ‘concerned’ about status of lefty ace

Chief Executive Mike Petters said the president’s approach is a chance to build more ships and boost ongoing cost-cutting efforts, instead of a challenge to profits.

Amazon.com blamed human error for an outage at its cloud-services unit that caused widespread disruption to internet traffic across the U.S. earlier this week.

As the data deluge outpaces the capacity to store it on conventional devices, researchers are hoping natural genetic code can be used to contain billions of megabytes of information. Could DNA be the future of digital storage? Photo: New York Genome Center

British Prime Minister Theresa May, seeking to head off renewed calls for Scottish independence, is set Friday to warn the Scots that leaving the U.K. would put their living standards at risk.

Prominent Senate Democrats are raising concerns about the independence and integrity of the Labor Department’s statistical bureau under President Donald Trump’s administration.

Costco Wholesale Corp. is raising membership fees—the retailer’s main profit driver—after higher costs in the latest period offset strong sales during the holiday quarter.

President Donald Trump’s new interior secretary​ ​withdrew a decree issued in the final hours of the Obama administration that would have phased out lead bullets and fishing tackle on wildlife refuges. Secretary Ryan Zinke​ ​said in a document signed Thursday that the order was issued without​ ​”significant communication, consultation or coordination” with stakeholders. “Given these […]

Sweden’s capital city hosts one of the design world’s more modestannual events. A few overachieving highlights

In a speech on the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford, President Trump stuck to military themes, and reiterated his pledge to increase the military budget to $603 billion. Photo: AP.

The Pentagon conducted a series of airstrikes against al Qaeda operatives in Yemen overnight, in a sign of the U.S. military’s growing interest in combating extremists there.

The S&P 500 has already surged above Wall Street strategists’ original year-end target.