Новости за 21.02.2018

The quartet blazes its own trail on its third album, filled with rounded tones and harmonic motion.

The Trump administration has embarked on a new campaign to try to repair bilateral ties and pull Ankara out of its deepening alliances with Tehran and Moscow but Washington is struggling to find a way to address Turkey’s chief grievance.

Blitzer commands a rhetorical attack on the President.

President Trump takes step to ban bump stocks, will "Black Panther" lead to a more movies like it, and gas mileage myths that are wasting your money.

Tour the five luxury homes featured in our Listing of the Day series this week

The open layout and unobstructed seaside view make blue swaths of "pure sky and sea" the centerpiece of the home's living experience.

Hawaiian Airlines is expected to cancel an order for Airbus SE long-haul jets in favor of buying its first new Boeing Co. 787-9 Dreamliners, according to people familiar with the negotiations.

A confidant of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has turned state witness for the Israeli police and will testify in a corruption probe, a person familiar with the matter said Wednesday, the latest twist in a series of cases that threaten to bring down Israel’s leader.

Federal Reserve officials agreed last month that a strengthening economic growth outlook bolstered their plans to keep raising short-term interest rates this year, minutes from their January meeting show.

Broadcom knocked more than $4 billion off its bid to acquire Qualcomm, firing back a day after Qualcomm sweetened its own offer to acquire NXP Semiconductors by billions.

France’s government presented a bill to toughen immigration and asylum laws by doubling the time migrants can be detained, strengthening police powers to search them, and shortening the time migrants have to appeal rejected asylum claims.

A cake drenched in milk, rum, coffee and coconut provides a poignant taste of Puerto Rico for a writer and her family. The recipe’s simple, widely accessible ingredients make it easy to recreate anywhere.

Slow lending growth can be a sign of nervousness, but this year it is tied to positives like the tax cut and will likely pick up in the coming months.

Lloyds Banking Group has become nice little earner for investors, as the U.K. bank launched a share buyback and promises more.

The ancient Greeks used alcohol and opium. Patients in the 12th century got a ‘soporific sponge.’ A look at anesthetics over the centuries.

The fight in Afrin has thrown a spotlight on international powers—from Turkey and Russia to Iran and the U.S.—vying for position in Syria. Here’s a rundown of what’s at stake for the competing powers.

In contrast to many cities luring low-cost competitors to their airports, Charlotte, N.C., has stuck with a dominant carrier, trading plentiful flights for high prices

Gloriously off-the-grid, this mountainous island offers miles of pristine, powder-rich runs. But to ski them, you need to climb them.

In Trenton, Tenn., and similar rural communities around the country, many residents are underinsured or uninsured and struggle with medical costs, often forgoing care. This burdens local hospitals, which in turn close or scale back care, putting patients at risk. Photo: Clara Ritger/The Wall Street Journal

Sales of previously owned U.S. homes in January experienced their sharpest annual drop in more than three years as low inventories and rising prices and interest rates took a toll.

SpaceX’s proposed internet-via-space project is slated to launch two experimental satellites on Thursday, even as the company tamps down expectations such prototypes will quickly evolve into a functioning global system.

President Donald Trump’s first official economic report to Congress makes a lengthy case that the U.S. economy has been weak in recent years, not because of the severity of the most recent recession, but because of policy mistakes by Mr. Trump’s predecessor.

Vox Media is cutting 5% of staff as industry changes, like Facebook’s adjustment to its news feed, makes it harder to make money from social video.

Watch a clip from the movie "Annihilation," starring Natalie Portman. Photo: Paramount Pictures

On the anniversary of George Washington’s birth, a look at properties for sale in his namesake capital city