Новости за 14.03.2017

Previously unseen footage obtained by a documentary filmmaker challenges the police narrative surrounding the fatal shooting of Michael Brown by a police officer in Ferguson, Mo., in 2014. Photo: Robert P. McCulloch - St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney

The U.K. is expected to kick off talks this month over how it will exit the European Union, a process that could take two years. But for many British shoppers, Brexit already means one thing: higher prices.

In New York City, Stella, the blizzard never really materialized, delivering more sleet than snow. However, driving sleet and "thundersnow" were enough to keep most New Yorkers and tourists away from iconic sights like the Brooklyn Bridge.

Here is a status report on the promises Donald Trump made about health-care coverage.

Winter storm pounds east coast, sifting through the CBO's findings on health care reform and which businesses win or lose during a winter storm.

A family of five crosses New Zealand by RV, risking close quarters to get intimate with nature on a budget

With hackers on the prowl, there are pros and cons of storing your life in the cloud. Geoffrey A. Fowler compares Dropbox, iCloud and Google Drive with “personal cloud” drives you run yourself.

Truckee, a six-year-old American Black Labrador, took a long slide down Heavenly Mountain in California’s Lake Tahoe. Photo: Chris Child via Storyful.

Author Jamie MacGuire discusses America's Irish aristocracy in his new book, "Real Lace Revisited." He and WSJ's Tanya Rivero also discuss the geographical expansion of the Irish population throughout the U.S. in the past 50 years. Photo: Getty

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By stripping federal funding from clinics affiliated with women’s health organization Planned Parenthood, the House Republican health-care plan would reduce poor people’s access to birth-control services and likely result in more pregnancies, according to a report from the CBO.

Editorial Board Member Joe Rago on why government bureaucrats misunderstand about health-care deregulation. Photo credit: European Pressphoto Agency.

Competitive Enterprise Institute Vice President for Policy Wayne Crews on how federal agencies evade Congressional oversight. Photo credit: Getty Images.

American Enterprise Institute Resident Fellow Sadanand Dhume on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s mandate. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Foreign Policy Initiative Fellow Jamie Kirchick previews Chancellor Angela Merkel’s meeting with President Trump. Photo credit: Getty Images.

The European Court of Justice ruled on Tuesday that private employers can ban the Muslim head scarf, saying a workplace prohibition of religious symbols does not constitute discrimination. Photo: Getty.

Camping is no longer just tents and picnic tables. KOA chief operating officer Toby O' Rorke discusses the newest trends in the camping industry, including "glamping," featuring elaborate cabins and high-end facilities. Photo: KOA

President Trump has significantly broadened the CIA's authority in carrying out deadly drone strikes, potentially touching off a turf war with The Pentagon. WSJ's Gordon Lubold explains on Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero. Photo: Getty

Major central banks meeting this week look set to indicate an improving global economy is turning the tide on a long era of ultralow interest rates and bond-buying programs.

Volkswagen CEO Matthias Müller fueled speculation about a potential alliance with Fiat Chrysler when he said he was open to talks with the rival auto maker.

The private-equity firms that own Neiman Marcus are in discussions to sell the struggling retail chain to rival Hudson’s Bay, which could put the business under the same owner as Saks Fifth Avenue.

The former chief executive of software maker Zenefits has launched a new startup that already may be on a collision course with his old company.

The White House is considering tougher financial penalties amid evidence that Chinese firms are helping Pyongyang import and export weapons.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin at a meeting with the world’s finance chiefs in Germany will try to tamp down growing worries the Trump administration is on the verge of sparking a trade war.

Shares of Valeant tumbled to their lowest level since 2009 after hedge-fund titan William Ackman threw in the towel and sold his stake in the struggling drug company.