Новости за 11.08.2018

The advantage of letting Trump being Trump, churches now using card readers to take donations, and when you can't stop competing with your spouse.

There are now 10 licensed commercial spaceports in the U.S., double the number in 2004, as local and state officials try to draw business from companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin.

The late Sergio Marchionne ran Fiat Chrysler with an eccentric, unorthodox style and a passion for complex problems. New research suggests he was ahead of his time.

President Trump’s decision to double steel tariffs on Turkey as its government battled a currency collapse marked a departure for the U.S. from how it traditionally handles financial turmoil.

Afghan troops and Taliban fighters clashed across the eastern city of Ghazni, as each side claimed the upper hand in the latest major confrontation in the 17-year war.

An Alaska Air employee stole a turboprop airliner from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport before crashing it on a nearby island, authorities and the company said.

Games, which have often had to either not sell in Germany or scrub the imagery, will be judged on a case-by-case basis.

Turkey’s economic woes have become inextricably entangled with the fate of one man: Andrew Brunson, an American pastor whose prolonged detention in Turkey on espionage charges has become a top concern for President Trump.

The ‘Simpsons’ creator dives into a fantasy world of elves, ogres and sorcery with his animated series for Netflix: ‘Disenchantment.’

Facebook, Twitter and Snapchat are still valued for their fast-growing ad businesses, so an additional slowdown in users could hurt the stocks further.

More than 40 years ago, six Filipino nurses arrived in the U.S. to launch their careers. Joyette, Connie, Peachy, Nora, Teresa and Gertrudes have supported one another through sea changes in the medical field as well as personal joys and sorrows. This is their story.

Big Blue spent billions on its Watson artificial intelligence product with a focus on cancer care. Sometimes, it didn’t say more than doctors already knew. In other cases, Watson was tripped up by a lack of data in rare or recurring cancers and rapidly evolving treatments.

State election officials are grappling with how to counter online disinformation about how to cast a vote.

The South Pacific nation has increasingly turned to China after an Exxon-led gas project failed to deliver on an expected windfall, becoming the latest country to deepen ties to Beijing as expands its presence in the Pacific.

A look at past years shows the new statue could go in many directions, depending on how the Academy defines outstanding achievement in popular film.

North Korea’s moratorium on missile test flights has precluded it from trying out the technology it would need to strike the U.S. with a nuclear-tipped ICBM, a top U.S. military officer says.

A daredevil geologist finds fitness bliss landing 13-foot drops while unicycling down uneven terrain.

State election officials are grappling with how to counter online disinformation about how to cast a vote.

The Art Institute of Chicago brings together Sargent paintings linked to the city via ownership, subject or exhibition history.

WeWork on Thursday disclosed it raised another $1 billion in funding from SoftBank, as the shared-office company continues its rapid growth by doubling revenue but piling up losses.

Facebook is instituting new rules intended to improve the reliability of the information found on the public profiles for businesses and communities.

An Alaska Air Group employee stole a turboprop airliner from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport on Friday night before crashing it on a nearby island, authorities and the company said.

Rampant thefts are taking the shine off cryptocurrencies. After the massive Mt. Gox exchange hack, Kim Nilsson decided to fight back.

The late Sergio Marchionne ran Fiat Chrysler with an eccentric, unorthodox style and a passion for complex problems. New research suggests he was ahead of his time.

Big Blue spent billions on its Watson artificial intelligence product with a focus on cancer care. Sometimes, it didn’t say more than doctors already knew. In other cases, Watson was tripped up by a lack of data in rare or recurring cancers and rapidly evolving treatments.