Новости за 19.01.2016

Vietnam Tuesday said that China had towed an oil exploration rig into waters between the two countries, potentially leading to a reprise of a standoff that scarred relations between the two communist states in 2014.

Opinion Journal’s Mary Kissel and former Florida Governor Jeb Bush discuss the Iran nuclear deal, the sluggish U.S. economy, immigration, education reform and the rise of Donald Trump.

Sen. Bernie Sanders, looking to stun rival Hillary Clinton with an upset win in Iowa, made clear Tuesday that he will not be able to implement his ambitious agenda unless voters also foment the political revolution he is pushing alongside his campaign.

The band announced new dates that will take them to arenas, ball parks and festivals.

The Supreme Court took up a case that could test the government’s ability to police insider trading on confidential tips that come through a network of friends or family.

Tech firms including Alphabet Inc., Yahoo Inc. and Apple Inc. are providing an assist to the most anticipated public event in Silicon Valley this year: The Super Bowl, an effort that could score them some local brownie points.

The need for annual physical exams has been called into question by some doctors even as the Affordable Care Act requires insurers to cover annual exams free of charge. Photo: Getty

The Supreme Court will rule on President Obama's immigration plan that would defer deportation for parents of children born in the U.S. WSJ's Aaron Zitner has details on Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero. Photo: Getty

Moneyologist Quentin Fottrell visits Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero and tackles a family inheritance question: Can I leave my stepchildren nothing if my husband dies? Photo: Getty

Intel's Rachel Mushahwar joins Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero to discuss new technology Intel is introducing at the National Retail Federation convention, including a virtual jewelry mirror and a 3-D scanner to help shoe shoppers measure their feet. Photo: Intel

Dr. Cameron Rokhsar joins Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero to discuss a new non-invasive procedure (Kybella injections) that he performs to eliminate fat in the "double chin" area. Photo: iStock

Package-delivery giant DHL demonstrated the potential and pitfalls of shipping with drones, after it had to cancel a public display in Germany because of inclement winter weather.

China’s top online seller of movie tickets and restaurant bookings raised $3.3 billion in the largest private fundraising round globally for a venture-capital-backed startup.

U.N. report says some 3,500 people are being held as slaves and children are forced to take up arms and fight for the extremist group.

Designers and retailers are coming up with looks in stretchy fabrics and simple designs that allow for easy transitions from the desk to the playroom floor.

A new set of super PAC advertisements released Tuesday are intensifying the GOP primary battle ahead of the Feb. 1 Iowa caucus, while allies of Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton are fighting back against recent Republican attacks.

If you missed out on seeing Audra McDonald play legendary singer Billie Holiday in Broadway's "Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill," HBO hopes to bring you the next best thing.

Volkswagen AG has appointed Hinrich Woebcken to head its North American business, filling the post at a critical time for the auto maker in the U.S.

The failure of opinion polls to predict the result of last year’s U.K. general election was due to a flawed methodology used by pollsters, rather than a last-minute swing to the Conservative Party, an independent inquiry said Tuesday.

A rare appellate hearing at the Securities and Exchange Commission offered a window into the agency's controversial in-house court system.

ESPN President John Skipper spoke to The Wall Street Journal about Brady or Manning, whether or not he'd hire a cord-cutter, and his favorite non-sports thing to watch on TV. Photo: Michelle McLoughlin for The Wall Street Journal

A decade after going into private practice, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani is leaving the Texas law firm that put his name on the door, Bracewell & Giuliani LLP, to join the law firm Greenberg Traurig LLP.

John Zogby: If Martin O'Malley's support jumps to 15% or so in Iowa and Bernie Sanders does well, it would signal that a majority of Iowa Democrats rejects the “inevitable” nomination of the party’s front-runner.

The biotech sector has been taking it on the chin. Bigger drug makers can take advantage.

A century ago, a small group of provocateurs took the stage at Cabaret Voltaire in Zurich, starting a movement—now celebrated in a series of exhibitions—that forever changed modern art.