Новости за 18.10.2016

This fall, the artist and former Talking Heads frontman introduces an installation that taps into his scientific side.

For a surprising boost of flavor, chef Sohui Kim deploys Asian ingredients in dishes where you wouldn’t expect them. Try out her tricks in these recipes for roast chicken and beet salad from ‘The Good Fork Cookbook,’ out next week.

Three new encyclopedic design volumes—full of images and facsimiles you’ll be tempted to cut out for your walls—invite you to read less, dream more.

Human-resources startup Zenefits is seeking to put its troubled past behind it, launching redesigned software at its first customer conference in an effort to jump-start sales and repair its corporate image.

The Weekly Standard Executive Editor Fred Barnes on Patrick Kennedy’s effort to influence the FBI classification of Hillary Clinton’s emails. Photo credit: Associated Press.

President Joko Widodo wants to keep the sprawling archipelago out of an intensifying great-power conflict while he tries to revitalize ambitious economic plans that have so far fallen short.

Best of the Web Columnist James Taranto on whether journalists will advocate for Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party after the election. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Touro Institute Professor Anne Bayefsky on the U.N. cultural agency’s resolution on Jerusalem. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Arts and Culture Writer Melik Kaylan on the Aga Khan Museum’s exhibition, “Syria: A Living History.” Photo credit: Royal Ontario Museum.

After this year’s partisan excess, a correction?

Goldman Sachs posted good third-quarter earnings, but it could do more to ensure shareholders benefit.

Bryan Tyree Henry, who plays rapper Paper Boi on the FX series "Atlanta," talks about the show's breakout success, the possibilities of a spinoff rap album, and his background at the Yale School of Drama.

Brian Tyree Henry, who plays rapper Paper Boi on the FX series "Atlanta," talks about the show's breakout success, the possibilities of a spinoff rap album, and his background at the Yale School of Drama.

The EU’s planned trade deal with Canada is on shaky ground, after a meeting of the bloc’s trade ministers failed to yield the support needed for both sides to sign the accord later this month.

Brexit & Beyond: Europe in Flux is The Wall Street Journal’s round-up of news and analysis of how Brexit will affect global business, economies and finance. You can sign up here.  MUST READS Gina Miller leaves the High Court on the third day of the lawsuit for the Brexit legal challenge in London, Tuesday, Oct. 18, […]

Qualcomm Inc. announced plans to deliver its first chip for the next generation of cellular networks, angling to be ready as some carriers roll out versions of 5G services by 2018.

How film surgeons tried to put William Peter Blatty's original version back together.

New documents show how senior officials at the FBI and the State Department sparred privately about whether certain Hillary Clinton emails should be classified. WSJ's Devlin Barrett has details on Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero. Photo: AP

Should Election Day be a federal holiday? WSJ's Rachel Feintzeig joins Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero to discuss companies that give employees the day off to vote. Those companies include Casper, whose co-founder and CTO Gabriel Flateman explains why the company gave employees a paid day off. Photo: AP

The two sides in the conflict in Ukraine have demonstrated an ability to control the level of violence in the eastern part of the country, a senior official with the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe said Tuesday. Speaking to reporters in Brussels, Alexander Hug, the principal deputy chief monitor of the OSCE Special […]

The show follows the U.S. ambassador to Denmark, winning fans despite a fundamental lack of drama; ‘no cliffhangers’

Chinese manufacturers once bought high-tech materials from overseas firms. Rising expertise means they now shop locally, altering global trade.

In his zeal for blazing new paths for AIG, the insurer's former CEO once found himself at the Hungarian border explaining why his trunk was loaded with guns.

Sprint reported that its loss narrowed while revenue rose as the wireless carrier detailed its preliminary results for its second fiscal quarter.

Looser underwriting rules—especially on income requirements—have enabled more people to qualify for jumbo loans