Новости за 22.07.2017

Robots are replacing workers where you shop, Florida has a monkey problem, and 10 million Americans say they'll illegally stream or download Game of Thrones.

Mexico is open to reviewing U.S. trade deficits by expanding trade, not restricting it, the economy minister said, as North America Free Trade Agreement talks gear up for August.

Israel’s military sent more troops to the West Bank and placed forces on high alert a day after a Palestinian stabbed to death three members of an Israeli family.

Branden Grace, a 29-year-old South African with a solid international career but just a single victory on the PGA Tour, set the record for the best round in a major championship, torching Royal Birkdale with an 8-under-par 62.

In out-of-the-way places like Izhevsk, Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny’s protest movement is running into efforts by the Kremlin and its allies to nip that movement in the bud.

Boeing Co. presses forward with efficiency push, cutting 6,000 staff or 4% of its workforce in the first half of 2017, its fastest pace in a decade, as its stock hits new records.

An accused hacker will head to Brooklyn federal court in a trial that will offer a rare look into the mechanics of how cybercriminals take control of computers around the world to carry out large-scale attacks.

Polish President Andrzej Duda has reservations about a bill passed this week that would let the government dismiss every judge on the country’s supreme court, as he faces growing pressure at home and abroad.

An errant U.S. airstrike confirmed by the Pentagon killed 12 Afghan National Police officers and wounded two others, Helmand provincial police chief Abdul Ghafar Safi said.

Photographer Chris Burkard mixes climbing, yoga and bodysurfing to prep for assignments on some of the world’s most remote coastal areas.

As purists complain about low quality and high prices, vinyl sales taper off; Gillian Welch and David Rawlings cut their own records.

The Philippine Congress approved the extension to the end of the year, a boost to President Rodrigo Duterte’s offensive against Islamic State-linked militants in the country’s south.

Wildfires in Canada are making lumber harder to find for U.S. home builders.

Two Norwegian companies are taking the lead in the race to build the world’s first crewless, autonomously operated electric ship, an advance that could mark a turning point in seaborne trade.

India’s richest man said his cellular company has developed an inexpensive, web-enabled mobile phone for the masses, a move that could force some of the world’s leading phone makers to slash prices to stay competitive.

NASA research to prevent catastrophic fires on vehicles in orbit soon is expected to make personal robots, audio gear and other electronics safer on the ground.

Siemens announced measures to reduce its presence in Russia, including its exit from joint venture Interautomatika, after four gas turbines delivered by one of the German company’s Russian partners for a power plant project turned up in Russian-occupied Crimea, possibly violating European Union sanctions.

The American committee that screens foreign investments is holding up a growing number of high-profile acquisitions involving Chinese companies amid concern about the risks they might pose to U.S. national security.

Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas called for suspending all contact with Israel on Friday after new security measures around Jerusalem’s most sensitive holy site set off a wave of widespread violence that left at least six people dead..

In China, yuezi centers offer posh accommodations where new mothers can spend a month taking things easy, but some find it a struggle to stay put.

Take a video tour of the recent real estate deals from celebrity sellers and buyers

Still no collusion evidence, but investigation without limit.

Terrorism is way down in Israel’s capital, thanks in part to better relations between police and the Palestinian community.

A look back at White House press secretary Sean Spicer's memorable moments at the podium. Photo: Associated Press

Remembering the career of an extraordinary colleague.