Новости за 13.08.2015

After announcing her $350 billion student-debt proposal on the campaign trail, Hillary Clinton polled her Twitter audience about their feelings about college loans. The results might not have been what she expected.

Reviews of three tech-oriented books: ‘You’re Never Weird on the Internet (Almost),’ by Felicia Day; ‘SuperBetter,’ by Jane McGonigal; and ‘ZerOes,’ by Chuck Wendig.

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Boutique investment bank Centerview Partners has acted on its second deal involving the owners of European frozen foods business Nomad.

A state appeals court in Colorado ruled on Thursday that a Christian baker outside of Denver can be fined for refusing to design a cake for a same-sex wedding.

A recent study suggests you can: It found that chief executives who looked competent or trustworthy during investor presentations got higher prices for their companies’ public offerings.

Wonder Land Columnist Dan Henninger on Hillary Clinton’s challenges in New Hampshire, plus the Republican outsiders rising in Iowa polls. Photo credit: Getty Images.

American Enterprise Institute Resident Fellow Gerard Robinson on the Republican presidential candidate’s reform ideas. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Manhattan Institute Senior Fellow Diana Furchtgott-Roth on the import of an upcoming National Labor Relations Board ruling. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Warehouse explosions kill at Least 44 in Tianjin, China, EPA Administrator tours Gold King Mine spill and the things we hate most about airlines.

Editorial Page Writer Sohrab Ahmari on the upcoming election for London’s Labour Party leadership. Photo credit: Getty Images.

A San Francisco researcher has tracked the heart rates of people watching 'Game of Thrones.'

Dating app Tinder is reinstalling co-founder Sean Rad as CEO just five months after he was replaced following a sexual harassment lawsuit.

Dating app Tinder is reinstalling co-founder Sean Rad as CEO just five months after he was replaced following a sexual harassment lawsuit.

"Sicario" opens Sept. 18.

Americans spent more at retailers selling everything from cars to camping equipment in July, but they spent less at electronics stores. The underlying reason could be that gadgets are getting cheaper.

Americans spent more at retailers selling everything from cars to camping equipment in July, but they spent less at electronics stores. The underlying reason could be that gadgets are getting cheaper.

Starting in mid-October, law firms and credentialed lawyers will be able to purchase Internet domains ending in .law.

HBO announced a deal with Sesame Workshop to license episodes of "Sesame Street" and produce new episodes of the famous children's show. Sarah Rabil joins Tanya Rivero. Photo: Getty

Could becoming a parent actually make you better at your job? Experts and studies suggest that it can - though many employers don't believe it, at least when it comes to mothers. The Balance columnist Catey Hill joins Lunch Break. Photo: Getty

Watch guest spots from Sarah Jessica Parker, James Gandolfini and more.

Watch a film clip from "Mistress America," starring Greta Gerwig, Lola Kirke and Seth Barrish. Photo: Twentieth Century Fox

For good wines, intoxicating scenery and spoil-yourself spa hotels at unbeatable values, this Eastern European country is a no-brainer.

Watch a film clip from "People Places Things," starring Jemaine Clement, Regina Hall and Jessica Williams. Photo: The Film Arcade

Watch a clip from the first episode of IFC's new show "Documentary Now!" starring Fred Armisen and Bill Hader. Photo: Rhys Thomas/IFC