Новости за 23.06.2016

Senate investigators released critical reports on cable and satellite TV companies, highlighting what they say are industry practices that often make it hard for customers to get refunds for overbilling or cancel unwanted services.

In an old-school approach to adult education, senior citizens in northeastern Thailand don the kind of uniforms they wore back in high school to attend weekly life-skills classes. Photo: Wilawan Watcharasakwet/The Wall Street Journal

Here are eight big questions about the "Game of Thrones" season 6 finale.

A powerful storm system rolled through the upper Midwest Wednesday night creating at least four tornadoes, hail, and winds up to 100 mph. Photo: Network News Service

Interior design firm Atelier AM (run by couple Michael and Alexandra Miszynski) has won clients like Tom Cruise and Brad Grey by blending minimalistic architecture and classic antiques—an approach richly on display in their own Manhattan loft.

Islamic State has begun posting digital propaganda in Portuguese, presenting an apparent threat and a new challenge to Brazilian security officials just six weeks before the start of the Olympic Games.

President Obama expressed his frustration over a 4-4 Supreme Court tie Thursday blocking his plan to shield millions of illegal immigrants from deportation, and blamed Republicans for failing to hold hearings on justice nominee Merrick Garland. Photo: AP

The pound has been on a rollercoaster ride during the lead-up to Thursday's vote on whether the U.K. should leave or remain in the European Union.

Sports-equipment giant Russell Brands LLC made a bid to purchase the world’s first smart basketball, whose sensors transmit ball-handling data to smartphones.

Stocks suggest an upswing in inflation is coming, while bonds’ forecast is for prices to stay cold. The stock market’s message may be right this time.

Tarzan will be swinging across the silver screen once again when "The Legend of Tarzan" hits theaters on July 1. The film is the latest entry in the King of Apes' decades-long legacy on television and in the movies. Photo: Warner Bros. Pictures

The Mexican government held preliminary talks with members of a dissident teachers group that is protesting new education laws by blocking roads in southern Mexico, particularly in its stronghold of Oaxaca state.

Opinion Journal’s Mary Kissel and Editorial Board Member Joe Rago on an instructive Supreme Court ruling on the separation of powers. Plus, the Tesla-SolarCity merger, kangaroo courts on campus and a new biography of Gen. MacArthur.

Buying interior-design advice online is much more affordable than hiring in-the-flesh designers, but do these services’ décor solutions cut it? Yes and no.

Editorial Board Member Joe Rago on an instructive Supreme Court ruling concerning immigration and the separation of powers. Photo credit: Reuters/Carlos Barria.

"Hamilton" Star Leslie Odom Jr. talks about the moment he almost left show business and the advice that kept him going. Image: Zachary Spira-Bauer for The Wall Street Journal

Manhattan Institute Senior Fellow Mark Mills on Elon Musk’s proposed Telsa-SolarCity tie-up, and why investors aren’t buying it. Photo credit: Reuters.

Warshaw Burstein Partner Kimberly Lau on the lack of due process in college sexual assault and rape cases. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Hudson Institute Senior Fellow Arthur Herman on his new biography of the legendary general and lessons for today’s war fighters.

Gay rights advocate Evan Wolfson joined Dentons as senior counsel.

Tony Award-winner Leslie Odom Jr. tells WSJ’s Christopher John Farley about his plans for after he leaves the hit Broadway show "Hamilton," at WSJ Cafe. Image: Jeff Bush/The Wall Street Journal

The British singer is finally saying 'hello to the other side' of music consumption

A Congolese court has sentenced presidential contender Moise Katumbi to three years’ jail in absentia for illegally selling a property, intensifying the political impasse in the central African nation.

"Hamilton" star Leslie Odom Jr. tells WSJ’s Christopher John Farley what it was like to win the Tony for leading actor in a musical,  and how it felt to be up against co-star Lin-Manuel Miranda for the award. Image: Robert Libetti/The Wall Street Journal

Companies waiting to strike deals until after the Brexit vote could be holding off even longer if the U.K. decides to break away from the European Union.