Новости за 04.11.2018

Investigators have downloaded data detailing the last 19 flights of a new Boeing jetliner that crashed into the Java Sea, raising confidence that they will be able to build a picture of what went wrong.

The U.S. energy boom will help the global supply meet demand.

Some Americans fear ‘authoritarianism.’ The Chinese have to endure the real thing.

‘Hatikva’ plays in Abu Dhabi, Netanyahu visits Oman, and the ‘cold peace’ with Egypt gets warmer.

Voters in four states may relax the rules Tuesday, bringing the total to 32.

I rent storefronts to small businesses. Here’s what I learned from Dragana, Al and other entrepreneurs.

If voters return us to the House majority, we will continue to govern in the spirit of Apollo 11.

The State Department sides with Colombia’s political prosecution of Andrés Arias.

As their shares outperform, newly public tech companies have been returning to the market to sell more stock at a nearly unprecedented clip.

Better than engaging in political cheap shots would be figuring out how to use technology to protect us.

In a small but growing number of psychological therapy programs, pregnant women and new mothers learn how to cope better with their anxiety and depression—medication not required.

On a trip to Brazil’s capital, a model of urban planning built in the 1950s, a design fan weary of modernism’s rigidity discovers its sensual potential.

YouTube’s Super Chat, which allows users to pay to have comments amplified during streaming videos, generates revenue but can contain racist comments and hate speech.

North Korea warned it may revive a policy aimed at strengthening its nuclear arsenal if the U.S. doesn’t lift sanctions, signaling it won’t give up more concessions in nuclear negotiations with the U.S.

The U.S. imported a record amount in September, while the trade deficit with China rose to its highest level, despite Trump’s efforts to close the trade gap.

A diver died searching for victims of a crashed Lion Air jetliner in the Java Sea, while search teams kept hunting for the new Boeing’s second black box and recovering the remains of the 189 people who were on board the plane.

Members of caravans, which are more than 800 miles from the nearest crossing and traveling by foot, are likely to choose one of the areas in Texas, California and Arizona to try to enter the U.S. because they are the safer and easier options.

Authorities in Saudi Arabia have released the first prince of a group of royals and key figures who are expected to be freed from detention following an uproar over the death of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

Trump administration’s plan to block Iranian oil exports begins Monday, as it grants waivers allowing eight countries to temporarily import Iranian oil.

An American service member was killed and another wounded in Afghanistan when a member of the government security forces opened fire at a base in Kabul.

An agreement between the North Korea and South Korea to end border hostilities is now in effect, but on a contested island where the North killed four people in 2010, fears linger.

An ad executive looking for a more fun way to lose weight discovers he can’t stop dancing against competitors half his age.

The Justice Department unsealed charges Thursday against a Chinese state-owned firm and its Taiwan partner for allegedly stealing trade secrets from the U.S.’s largest memory-chip maker, Micron Technology.

Balmain’s Olivier Rousteing talks about how to keep luxury fashion exclusive while making it more inclusive.