Новости за 07.01.2017

Five people were killed and six injured in a shooting at a Fort Lauderdale airport Friday. Authorities identified 26-year-old Esteban Santiago, a U.S. veteran, as the gunman. Photo: AP

Soaring insulin prices prompt insurance shift, fitness classes too tough for most mortals and 2017, the year everything changes.

A leading opposition figure during the dictatorship, he later became the country’s first constitutionally elected, post-revolution prime minister.

Troubled women’s apparel retailer Limited Stores is closing all of its 250 stores nationwide.

Several Federal Reserve officials, in their first public comments since raising short-term interest rates last month, signaled Friday they still favor lifting them higher this year.

An Afghan coal miner described how he played dead to survive a deadly highway attack targeting Shiite Muslims in northeast Afghanistan carried out by two unknown gunmen, killing nine.

Here’s how a mathematical model forecasts this week’s NFL Wild-Card games

At least 43 people were killed when a car bomb went off in a busy market in a rebel-held Syrian town along the Turkish border, activists and rescue workers said.

Delta Air Lines is expected to kick off fourth-quarter earnings results for U.S. airlines on Thursday, as the industry faces a fresh test of its financial resilience amid rising fuel prices and labor costs.

Posting sweaty workout photos on Facebook helps keep Sheryl Handler-Matasar on track.

SpaceX has identified the likely variables that led to the launchpad explosion of its Falcon 9 rocket back in September. On January 8, the company is expected to attempt its first launch since that accident took place. Photo: U.S. Launch Report

‘Lion’ star Sunny Pawar, who plays Little Saroo, discusses his role and the movie with WSJ’s Tanya Rivero. The 8-year-old boy, who had never acted before, also discusses how he prepared for his first acting role.

A declassified U.S. intelligence assessment focused on RT, a Kremlin-financed international news channel that allegedly sought to damage Hillary Clinton’s candidacy during the presidential election.

Cheap fossil fuels ease the cost of its green agenda. But the middle class still can’t afford to live there.

Ho-hum employment gains but wages are finally increasing.

Donald Trump and fellow Republicans in Congress are exploring ways to make good on the President-elect's campaign promise to build a wall along the southern border. The big question is who pays for it now. WSJ's Shelby Holliday reports. Photo: Yuri Cortez/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images

Maduro elevates Tareck El Aissami in case he loses a recall vote.

He should stick to making the U.S. a better place to invest.

The Senate’s 60-vote threshold is a bulwark of freedom. Instead of nuking it, the GOP should defund Obama’s agenda.

A U.S. intelligence report released Friday laid out efforts by Russian officials to influence the 2016 election. The WSJ's Gerald F. Seib explains what the disclosures mean for President-elect Donald Trump and the integrity of the electoral system. Photo: AP

The butting of heads is less than it seems. Ford and the rest will be repaid with relaxed fuel-mileage rules.

Eight Turkish officers who fled to Greece deserve European protection from Erdogan’s crackdown.

Justice Department investigators are probing a controversial arrangement under which kidney-care companies support charitable efforts to help patients pay health-insurance premiums, according to disclosures from major dialysis providers.

Multiple people have been killed in a shooting at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport early Friday afternoon. Authorities say the suspected gunman is in custody. Photo: Joe Raedle/Getty Images

Embattled blood-testing company Theranos laid off about 150 employees Friday amid rising legal costs stemming from shareholder lawsuits and civil and criminal probes.