Новости за 18.10.2016

The host of TV’s ‘Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives’ eats healthy at home and hikes at his 290-acre ranch.

The actor is flattered by some of the fan speculation about his character.

Prices are picking up, and the Federal Reserve isn’t likely to stand in their way.

Plus, the ‘cheap moralizing’ of Never Trump.

It is happening again -- the cult series will return in 2017.

President Barack Obama has created his first TV ad this cycle for a Democrat running for congress, ramping up his involvement in electing Democrats up and down the ballot.

Made from beefy, chill-busting wool with water-resistant paneling, this clever men’s sweater from outdoors label Filson is a henley-and-a-half.

Every so often, lawmakers propose making Election Day a federal holiday in hopes of nudging more voters to the polls. This year, a handful of employers are taking matters into their own hands and declaring Nov. 8 a day off work.

On the second day of the offensive to retake the northern Iraqi city from Islamic State, Kurdish Peshmerga fighters accuse the Iraqi army of inaction.

Wal-Mart is taking the rare step of putting CEO Doug McMillon at the center of a push to shed perceptions that it offers little more than low prices and low-paying jobs.

Sterling’s sharp slide is buffeting Ryanair, Europe’s largest airline, but providing one of the continent’s best-known luxury brands, Burberry, a much-needed cushion.

Chinese internet giant Alibaba is planning to raise around $1 billion to fund the expansion of its local-services platform, Koubei, which could value the venture at nearly $8 billion.

Nevada is the latest battleground in a national political fight over whether consumers and businesses should be able to choose where they buy electricity.

IBM CEO Ginni Rometty on the biggest misconception about intelligent machines

U.S. consumer prices increased steadily in September, a sign of slowly building inflation that could nudge the Federal Reserve closer toward raising interest rates.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel will host the leaders of France, Russia, and Ukraine in Berlin in a bid to push forward the patchily implemented peace plan for eastern Ukraine.

Russian and Syrian troops suspended bombing sorties around Aleppo in preparation for aid convoys to reach the besieged Syrian city, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said.

Every day Sonia Talati presents the Daily Download, a quick hit of news and personal finance advice.

Two players will use their wits and physical abilities to compete head-to-head.

Vodafone Group is partnering with an Iranian internet-service provider to help improve its networks in the country, making it the latest, big Western company to dive into the fast-opening Islamic Republic.

Peter D. Hart: The 2016 election was never the celebration of a new era or the triumphant breaking of the glass ceiling--it was about a nation trying to find some sense of equilibrium during a period of tremendous turmoil.

Law Blog rounds up the morning's legal news.

Thailand’s junta chief urged Thais to stop berating people who aren’t wearing black to mourn the death of King Bhumibol Adulyadej, while vigilante attacks over alleged derogatory comments about the monarch hit some parts of the country.

The track is featured on the upcoming box set "Freedom Jazz Dance: The Bootleg Series, Vol 5."

U.S. home builders reported a slight drop in optimism in October but sentiment remained elevated, a sign the market for single-family homes should continue to be buoyed by steady demand.