Новости за 18.05.2018

Somehow the former commander-in-chief is largely absent from the political spying drama.

All of Chile’s Catholic bishops have collectively offered their resignations to Pope Francis, setting the stage for an unprecedented response by the Catholic hierarchy to the sex-abuse scandals besetting the church.

The International Monetary Fund began negotiating a bailout program with Argentina, which has neared the brink of a crisis as its peso has fallen against the dollar. The Trump administration supports the move.

‘California Crazy’ looks at eccentric structures around L.A., including buildings shaped like doughnuts and toads.

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Much of the attention to the medical diagnostics firm accused of fraud has focused on CEO Elizabeth Holmes. But behind the scenes, another character played a central role.

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Louisa May Alcott’s ‘Little Women’ endures despite a message at odds with contemporary mores.

Google invites publishers to meetings at four of its global offices on May 24.

President Trump doubles down on North Korea, Senate confirms Gina Haspel as CIA Director, and Get Ready for a multibillion-dollar summer-movie battle royale.

How much is too much...when it comes to bosses sharing details of their personal lives with their employees; and how a 24/7 convenience store gently discourages panhandling and loitering.

New eruptions at the summit of Kilauea volcano on Hawaii’s Big Island shot ash thousands of feet in the air. Scientists expect sporadic bursts to continue for at least two more weeks. Photo: Getty Images

A Wall Street Journal analysis of 1,450 cryptocurrency offerings reveals rampant plagiarism, identity theft and promises of improbable returns.

The current data-crunching approach to machine learning misses an essential element of human intelligence.

Media companies think they may have hit the jackpot with the Supreme Court’s ruling on sports betting, which is expected to increase TV viewership and boost ad spending.

Mortgage rates this week jumped to their highest level since 2011, signaling a shift from a period of ultra-cheap loans to a higher-rate environment that could slow home price appreciation and squeeze first-time buyers.

‘This has been going on too long in our country,’ said President Trump, speaking from the White House, following a deadly school shooting in Santa Fe, Texas. Photo: Getty.

The FDA has approved a new drug called Aimovig that is touted as the first treatment designed specifically to prevent migraines.

The latest thing in craft beer? Mexican-style lagers. They’re crisp, light, easy-drinking and so flavorful you can forgo the lime.

Once the realm of dads and dudes, cooking over fire has a feminine side, too. Two new cookbooks expertly cover both bases.

These recipes from four notable new cookbooks offer striking updates on the summertime standby.

Kids don’t have a monopoly on carefree sleep-away camps. Maine’s Migis Lodge offers classic lakeside diversions too, plus a strict 5:30 p.m. cocktail hour.

To go beyond the simple pleasures of Marco Polo, consider hosting a pool party at one of these fête-friendly villas, from Portugal to Sonoma.

Although the risks are widely known now, some people won’t forgo the pursuit of a glow. Much improved in recent years, fake-bake products can safely give you a credible tan. Try these six.